Cham Cham @ Well Street Kitchen, 23rd March 2018

Onto the next one……popping up at Well Street Kitchen this March! Menu 23rd March 2018 Ma Etta’s Homemade Ginger Beer (V) Lift this aperitif by purchasing some vodka, gin or rum from the bar *** ‘Ros’ Beef with Crispy Okra (contains nuts) *** Aunty Ann Marie’s Sweet Akara (V) with CHAM CHAM Hot Pepper Sauce […]

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Mama Saga’s Lemony Groundnut Soup

  If ever asked what my comfort food is I will tell you I have two – a bowl of mashed potato and groundnut soup.  Not together but that could work if you fancy it…Both are so creamy, warming and bring major comfort to me, especially during the winter months.

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Street Child Supper Club, December 2017

  Roll up, roll up! CHAM CHAM is putting on two final supper clubs in 2017 on 1ST AND 8TH DECEMBER, working in conjunction and in aid of Street Child. The wonderful team at Street Child work tirelessly to help provide children in countries such as Liberia, Sierra Leone, Nigeria, Sri Lanka and Nepal access […]

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Cham Cham @Jago, 29th September 2017

Summer is officially over, no more bank holidays and Christmas is just around the corner…..and so is CHAM CHAM Supper Club!  We’re back! Come join us at Jago for our first supper club this autumn – yes, it’ll officially be autumn by the end of this month.

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CHAM CHAM @ Autumn Yard, 21st – 24th June

We’re taking over the kitchen in the evenings at  Autumn Yard this week on 21ST – 24TH JUNE and here’s the menu! We’ll be rolling out the barbecue into the courtyard for you to truly enjoy our Great British weather and dine al fresco….you can pretend you’re on the beach enjoying the West African tropics! If you […]

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CHAM CHAM in JUNE 2017!

Guys guys guys! (as my 5 year old nephew always screams when he is excited!) We’ve got so many fun things coming up in June and July that I don’t want you to miss, but for now let’s start out with what’s just around the corner…..

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Mama Saga’s Smoked Chicken Stew

Stew is usually served on a Sunday in Sierra Leonean households and commonly with jollof rice. There’s an ongoing joke amongst many West African countries, (and tribes within these countries) such as Ghana, Nigeria and Liberia, believing their own stew and jollof rice is better and sweeter than the other. Of course, I have be loyal […]

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