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Fura da Nono

↳ from Niger, Niger

A Fulani drink of millet balls crumbled into fermented milk, a refreshing and filling Sahel drink.

History

Fulani herders built their diet on milk and millet, making this a daily staple.

Ingredients

  • Millet flour
  • Ginger
  • Cloves
  • Pepper
  • Fermented cow's milk (nono)
  • Sugar

How it's made

  1. Mix millet flour with spices and water
  2. Steam and roll into balls
  3. Crush the balls in a bowl
  4. Add cold fermented milk
  5. Stir and drink

Ratings & notes

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