Abincin Namibiya

Abincin Namibia shine abincin Namibia . Zaɓuɓɓukan al'adu biyu na farko sun rinjaye shi:

Abincin girke-girke na mutanen Namibiya kamar Himba, Herero da San kungiyoyin
An gabatar da dafaffen dafa abinci a lokacin mulkin mallaka ta mutanen Jamus, Afrikaner da zuriyar Burtaniya .^[1]

Kayan dafa abinci na asali

A zamanin mulkin mallaka, abinci na ƴan asalin ƙasar ya kasance da amfani da nau'ikan 'ya'yan itace, gyada, kwararan fitila, ganye da sauran samfuran da aka tattara daga tsire-tsire na daji da kuma farautar naman daji . Kiwon shanu a yankin kimanin shekaru dubu biyu da suka gabata da kungiyoyin Khoisan suka yi ya ba da damar amfani da madara da kuma samun nama .

Vetkoek - burodin gargajiya mai soyayyen kullu
Oshikundu — abin sha ne da aka yi da gero mai datti

Kayan girki na mulkin mallaka

Jamusawa 'yan mulkin mallaka ne suka zaunar da Namibiya a ƙarni na sha tara, kuma tasirin Jamus kan farar dafa abinci Namibiya ya kasance mai ƙarfi sosai. Misali ɗaya na abincin mazauna Jamus shine Wiener schnitzel .^[1]

Brewing

Ƙabilun ’yan asali da yawa ne suka shayar da giya a yankin da yanzu ya zama Namibiya. Girke-girken ya dogara da abubuwan da ake samu a cikin gida kuma an dafa su don yin misali giyan sukari da giyar zuma . Al'adar shayarwa ta Jamus ta ci gaba a cikin mulkin mallaka na Jamus ta Kudu-Yammacin Afirka . Bayan da sauri ya tabbatar da cewa ba shi da amfani kuma yana da tsada don shigo da shi daga Jamus, an kafa masana'antun giya a ko'ina cikin mulkin mallaka. Duk da haka, sa’ad da bayan Yaƙin Duniya na ɗaya aka kori Jamusawa da yawa kuma aka shiga cikin mawuyacin hali na tattalin arziƙi, yawancin wuraren sayar da giya sun daina kasuwanci.

Har yanzu ana noman giyar Jamus da suka hada da Tafel da Windhoek lagers a cikin kasar don ci da kuma fitar da su zuwa kasashen waje.

Duba kuma

Cafe Carstensen da aka rufe a Otjiwarongo, babban birnin yankin Otjozondjupa a Namibiya

Manazarta

↑ ^1.0 ^1.1 van der Hoog, Tycho (25 September 2020). "A History of Beer in Namibia". The Namibian. p. 6.

[beer-1] 1.0 ^1.1 van der Hoog, Tycho (25 September 2020). "A History of Beer in Namibia". The Namibian. p. 6.

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