Asida
Asida or Lugma is a firm, porridge-like staple food people around Sudan eat with various types of Mulah or stews.
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Asha Ali Mohamed Nour prepares Asida in Darfur, a traditional Sudanese dish.
Asida or Lugma is a firm, porridge-like staple food people around Sudan eat with various types of Mulah or stews.
This film was made by Mark Watmore and Yoho media.
Ingredients:
Asida
Water
Flour - sorghum or millet
Khammar (fermented dough)
Ghee
Mulah Alroub (dairy-based stew)
Chopped onions
Ground dried beef meat (Sharmout)
Salt
Pepper
Cooking oil
Water
Sour yoghurt (Rawb)
Tomato paste
Garlic
Sudanese spice mix
Dried Okra (Waika)
Mulah Tagaliya (meat-based stew)
Chopped onions
Ground-dried beef meat (Sharmout)
Salt
Pepper
Cooking oil
Water and Tomato paste or fresh tomatoes blended
Garlic
Sudanese spice mix
Dried Okra (Waika)
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Cover picture © Issam Ahmed Abdelhafiez
Asha Ali Mohamed Nour prepares Asida in Darfur, a traditional Sudanese dish.
Asida or Lugma is a firm, porridge-like staple food people around Sudan eat with various types of Mulah or stews.
This film was made by Mark Watmore and Yoho media.
Ingredients:
Asida
Water
Flour - sorghum or millet
Khammar (fermented dough)
Ghee
Mulah Alroub (dairy-based stew)
Chopped onions
Ground dried beef meat (Sharmout)
Salt
Pepper
Cooking oil
Water
Sour yoghurt (Rawb)
Tomato paste
Garlic
Sudanese spice mix
Dried Okra (Waika)
Mulah Tagaliya (meat-based stew)
Chopped onions
Ground-dried beef meat (Sharmout)
Salt
Pepper
Cooking oil
Water and Tomato paste or fresh tomatoes blended
Garlic
Sudanese spice mix
Dried Okra (Waika)
⎯
Cover picture © Issam Ahmed Abdelhafiez