Showing posts with label Corn meal recipe. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Corn meal recipe. Show all posts

Sunday, 27 December 2020

EASY HOMEMADE BANKU MIX RECIPE


Banku traditionally is made with fermented milled Corn and Cassava dough. The mixture is then cooked and steamed into a pliable dumpling texture.
Banku is enjoyed with Okro soup, Spicy Salsa, Stew and Groundnut soup.
This is an innovative recipe where the extracted starch from Cassava/ Yuca/ Manioc is used in place of the fermented Cassava dough. A great substitute.

To make this recipe you’ll require the following ingredients;

500g of Corn flour
350g of Tapioca flour
450ml of cold Water
1 tablespoonful of Salt for preservation 

METHOD 
Watch how to prepare this easy to follow recipe below;


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Monday, 6 April 2020

EKOAGBEMI - THE GHANAIAN CORN MEAL PORRIDGE




Introducing the Ghanaian corn meal porridge called Ekoagbemi or Ekoagbemli (as corrected by Naa Kwarley Bansah) in the Ga language from Ghana, meaning ‘one dropped in’. This translates to the tiny pearls and coarse nature of the corn meal porridge.
The corn meal used in this recipe is the fine coarse texture which is readily available in Ghana, however you can also use Pan Corn meal which is readily available online or specialist grocers.


 The Pan brand has a yellow or white corn meal version. The choice is yours.
Watch how I used the Pan Corn meal for a Chocolate mint porridge below;


The best thing about this porridge is, it’s gluten free.
In a nostalgic mood I purchased a tin of milk powder (Nido), mixed it with lukewarm water and served it with this porridge. You can enjoy it on its own or use lactose free milk like Coconut milk instead.
To make this porridge you’ll need the following;

INGREDIENTS 
50g of the corn meal porridge 
450ml of water
A pinch of salt
1 tablespoonful of Sugar to taste

MILK POWDER 
2 tablespoonfuls of milk powder
30ml of lukewarm water

TO SERVE
Serve with a handful of roasted Peanuts
Use Coconut milk for a lactose free version

METHOD
Watch how to prepare this amazing gluten free porridge below;



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