On 7 August 2026, Côte d'Ivoire celebrates its independence. For the Ivorian diaspora in France and Europe, it is the occasion to gather the family around the country's emblematic dishes. Here is the ideal festive menu for 7 August.
1. Attiéké and fish: the must-have
Cassava couscous served with grilled or braised fish is the celebration dish par excellence. See the attiéké with fish recipe.
2. Chicken kedjenou: the traditional dish
Chicken braised in a pot with spices, to be served with attiéké or rice. See the kedjenou recipe.
3. Alloco: fried plantain
An iconic Ivorian snack. See the alloco recipe.
4. Palm-nut sauce and plantain foutou
A red palm-nut sauce with foutou. See the plantain foutou recipe.
5. Bissap and Gnamakoudji
Refreshing drinks of bissap and ginger juice. See the bissap recipe.
For Ivorian pride, orange-white-green flag decoration and Coupé-Décalé music are a must!
Where to order the ingredients?
On nkosiagro.com: MARGUERITE attiéké, plantain, hibiscus, ginger. See the full shop.


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