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Elubo/Amala Flour

    • Elubo/Amala Flour

    Amala flour is a type of flour made from yam. It is a staple ingredient in Nigerian cuisine, particularly in the southwestern part of the country.
     
    Amala flour is high in carbohydrates and is often considered a healthier alternative to other types of flour due to its lower glycemic index. It is commonly used to make amala, a dough-like swallow that is served with various traditional Nigerian soups.
     
     

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    'Black hot sauce is a cultural necessity and you can taste our culture when that thing hits your tongue." -Hajia, Labadi- Ghana

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    Last year's December, we visited home, Ghana and we couldn't resist talking to some incredible food vendors who inculcate the black hot sauce in their food. It was an interesting experience as we had the august opportunity to have them tell us the benefits of black hot sauce and why everyone needs to include it in their diet.

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    This woman here, has been selling waakye for over a decade an she is well know in Labadi and its environs. Before moving to the USA, she was my Waakye "plug" and I felt my visit to Ghana wouldn't have been complete if I hadn't visited her store to eat waakye. The food still tasted the same and the Shito (black hot sauce) still gave me the "chills"- Rama

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