Riz Gras

Riz Gras refers to one of the foods from the Burkina Faso which is rice mixed with vegetable sauce, meat, and oil. Sauces are a mainstay of the Burkinabè diet and are usually served with Tô, a stiff white porridge made of millet, sorghum or maize flour or rice

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