I am a White American Male of 52 years and had the pleasure of sharing this dish with the family of one of my co-workers. Extremely flavorful!! At the time, I could not understand why some would not eat it. Then I was told what I was eating. What a wonderful dish. The peanuts really set me to eat more and more, but there wasn't enough of it. Thank you to whoever made this dish!

at least in my village anyways. Great pictures I appreciate them very much!

This is almost never eaten for breakfast, at least now where I am from. This is typically a lunch or dinner addition. It requires a very skilled person to prepare and have it coagulate correctly. This is usually prepared by someone you know in town that has carefuly selected healthy animals, although generally by general inspection not medical. There is more awareness so there are doses of shots for animals now regularly distributed. Country people are well aware. Not that many people stopped eating burgers in America when mad cow was going around.