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Our story

A kitchen
built on home.

B&S Kitchen exists for one reason: to cook Ghanaian food the way it deserves to be cooked — and to share it.

A clay pot of light soup simmering over a three-stone fire

Where it starts

Every Ghanaian family has a pot that never seems to empty, and a cook whose soup nobody else can quite match. B&S Kitchen began at that kind of table.

What started as cooking for family gatherings — the weddings, the naming ceremonies, the Sunday lunches that ran into the evening — became something people asked for again and again. So we built a kitchen around it.

Today we cook from our kitchen in Horley, for family tables and for the celebrations that matter most. The recipes haven’t changed. Neither has the rule we cook by: if it isn’t how it’s made at home, it doesn’t leave our kitchen.

What we believe

01

Patience over shortcuts

Light soup takes hours. Groundnut paste is roasted and ground, not opened from a jar. We would rather sell out than cut a corner.

02

Produce first

Ripe tomatoes, fresh scotch bonnets, garden eggs, smoked fish and palm fruit — bought little and often, cooked the same day.

03

Generosity

Ghanaian hospitality means nobody leaves hungry. Our portions, and our welcome, are built on that.

04

Respect for tradition

We cook the dishes as they are cooked at home in Ghana, and we are careful about when, and how, we change them.

A ripe vine tomato
Waakye with egg, stew, shito, gari and fried fish
Light soup with fufu and goat

Come and taste it. That’s the best way to know us.