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Trip to the MAC for live performance with the Dept of African Studies and Anthropology, October 2017

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Trip to the MAC for live performance with the Dept of African Studies and Anthropology, October 2017

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Despite the fact that he said that he wasn't performing it, and just reading his text out, he still put so much life into the words. I'm very glad I got to see this; live art is always worth the experience.

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Find Out More About the Sudanese Kitchen

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Find Out More About the Sudanese Kitchen

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Welcome to the Sudanese Kitchen

Hello, I'm Omer, the son of Sudanese doctors who emigrated to the UK. I spent my first 7 years living in Khartoum, capital city of the Sudan (North). After which, my parents, two brothers and I moved to the UK, where I've lived ever since, yet return to the Sudan for yearly visits.

Over the past couple of years I've been compiling Sudanese recipes, facts and stories to aid cultural understanding of our all too often misjudged country. The Sudanese Kitchen is a cookbook project with my objective, first hand version of events about our country and its food. Welcome and enjoy!

This project has been successfully crowdfunded by 82 wonderful humans. Big thanks to each and every one of you, I'm going to be enjoying spending your hard earned money to make this project come to life. Watch this space...

``food so good you'll want to start a revolution``

Omer Eltigani

THE SUDANESE KITCHEN COOKBOOK - COMING SOON!

Showcasing a cuisine shaped by centuries of nomadic tribes spanning Northern and Western Africa as well as the Middle East, T he Sudanese Kitchen profiles the fascinating culture and history behind Sudan's dishes.
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``the food trump didn't want you to have``

Omer Eltigani

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Straight Outta Khartoum | Sudanese Kitchen

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Welcome to the Sudanese Kitchen Hello, I'm Omer, the son of Sudanese doctors who emigrated to the UK. I spent my first 7 years living in Khartoum, capital city of the Sudan (North). After which, my parents, two brothers and I moved to the UK, where I've lived ever since, yet return to the Sudan for yearly visits.

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Find Out About The Church in the Jewellery Quarter

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Find Out About The Church in the Jewellery Quarter

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26 DASA first year undergraduates, along with staff from the department, enjoyed an evening of Sudanese food last night to say welcome to DASA. As well as giving us the opportunity to eat some...

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26 @Africa_Anthro first year UGs spent a night learning about and eating delicious Sudanese food by @sudanesekitchen @churchJQ last night

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26 @Africa_Anthro first year UGs spent a night learning about and eating delicious Sudanese food by @sudanesekitchen @churchJQ last night https://t.co/mhmE8UfhH7

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26 @Africa_Anthro first year UGs spent a night learning about and eating delicious Sudanese food by @sudanesekitchen @churchJQ last night pic.twitter.com/mhmE8UfhH7
— Africa Hub UoB (@africahubuob) October 24, 2017

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26 @Africa_Anthro first year UGs spent a night learning about and eating delicious Sudanese food by @sudanesekitchen @churchJQ last night https://t.co/mhmE8UfhH7

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26 @Africa_Anthro first year UGs spent a night learning about and eating delicious Sudanese food by @sudanesekitchen @churchJQ last night https://t.co/mhmE8UfhH7

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26 @Africa_Anthro first year UGs spent a night learning about and eating delicious Sudanese food by @sudanesekitchen @churchJQ last night

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It was really good and offered a very different type of food and eating experience than I'm used to. It was very relaxed, and I'm very glad I got a note of a few of the recipes.