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Liam, I know a few chefs who offer private cooking classes in Dakar. It’s a great way to learn directly from local experts and get hands-on experience in preparing traditional dishes. I suggest checking local listings or asking around once you’re there.

I second Maria's question! I’m also a huge fan of desserts, and I always hear about tortas fritas and alfajores. Are they available at any local restaurants? Also, does anyone have thoughts on the best way to enjoy these dishes at home?

Hi Emma! I just returned from Senegal a few months ago, and I can recommend checking out the local markets as well. They often have food stalls with amazing local dishes. The atmosphere is vibrant, and you can meet local chefs there. As for IPTV, I think it would be cool to watch cooking shows from ...

Thanks for the suggestions, Admin! I am particularly interested in local food shows that feature traditional Uruguayan dishes. Do you know of any specific channels or programs that highlight this?

I’m planning a trip to Uruguay soon and would love to catch the Festival Internacional de Jazz. Are there any specific food vendors you recommend during the festival?