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Delicious Brukina Recipe
Editorial
In recent times, brukina has become popular across the entire nation due to its unique taste and composition.
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Prep Time
4
hours
hrs
Cook Time
5
minutes
mins
Course
Appetizer, Breakfast, Dessert, Side Dish
Cuisine
Ghanaian
Servings
2
Calories
97
kcal
Equipment
colander
Small basin/bowl
Sieve
Cooking pot
Ingredients
1x
2x
3x
Millet
fresh cow milk
milk powder
optional
water
Instructions
Steps to prepare Brukina.
Pour the millet into a sizeable pan.
Wash it and soak it overnight.
Drain the water out of the soaked millet.
Grind it into a rough or coarse texture. You can use a blender or take it to a mill near you.
Take a cup and fetch the millet into the sieve and use your hands to roll vigorously over them until they form tiny balls.
Pour water in a cooking pot and place it on your stove or coal pot over high heat.
As the water gets heated, pour the tiny millet balls into the colander and place it as the lid on your cooking pot.
Use some of the millet with water to form a thick paste
Use the thick paste to plaster around the colander and cooking pot to prevent the vapour from escaping.
Cover the colander tightly and allow the vapour from the hot water to soften it.
Turn it from time to time to make sure it’s uniformly cooked.
When the millet balls become soft and well cooked, pour it into a basin and allow it to cool down.
After cooling, pour fresh milk and mix them thoroughly.
Add sugar to taste.
Add some ice cubes to make it chilled
Stir and serve whiles cold.
SOURCE: MY RECIPE JOINT
Notes
Brukina needs not to be served with any other meal. It is a complete meal on its own. Get your stuff together and make yourself this awesome beverage.
Nutrition
Calories:
97
kcal
Keyword
brukina, millet drink
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