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Kenkey
Fermented cornmeal dumpling, boiled or steamed
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Kenkey (Fermented White Corn Meal) | Tapoli Food
Kenkey or dokono is a white corn dumpling that is fermented and typically shaped into large balls. It is popular all over Ghana but a staple in Southern Ghana...
DIY Recipes: How to make Ga komi (Kenkey) | Pulse Ghana
Kenkey is a traditional Ghanaian dish made from fermented white corn consumed by Ga people who call it Komi and the Fante people who call it Dokono...
Conkie - Metemgee
Conkie is a steamed pudding made with cornmeal, pumpkin, coconut, sugar and warm spices. It is a perfect treat especially with a cup of tea...
Kenkey With Sauce and Fried Fish - African Food Network
Kenkey, dorkunu, dokonou, or kom is a sourdough dumpling-like meal popular in Togo, Benin, and Ghana. It's commonly served with pepper sauce, shito, and fried fish or stew...
Kenkey Ghana Food – Kenkey with Fried Fish Recipe - besthomediet
Ghana food Kenkey recipe is processed from fermented corn which is also called Komi in the Ga tribe or Dokono by the Fante people of Ghana...
How to Make Kenkey - Ethnic Foods R Us
How to Make Kenkey: Classic Ghana staple recipe with easy step-by-step instructions and resources to obtain the traditional and authentic ingredients...
Kenkey with Fresh Fish Recipe: Ghanaian Staple Dish - 9jafoods
Kenkey with Fresh Fish is a Ghanaian staple dish comparable to Acheike to the Ivorian and Eba to the Yoruba’s in Nigeria and also Ghanaian Banku and fish...
Kenkey with Fresh Fish Recipe: Ghanaian Staple Dish - 9jafoods
Kenkey with Fresh Fish is a Ghanaian staple dish comparable to Acheike to the Ivorian and Eba to the Yoruba’s in Nigeria and also Ghanaian Banku and fish...
Ga Kenkey (Steamed Fermented Corn Dough) Recipe – Fermentation
Make this popular ferment from Ghana, which is similar to polenta and steamed in corn husks...
Kenkey - Traditional Ghanaian Recipe | 196 flavors
What is kenkey? Kenkey is a typical Ghanaian dish made from fermented white corn, which is widely consumed throughout the country by Ga people from southern Ghana. The Ga tribe calls it komi. The Fante tribe who lives in the center of the country calls...
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