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Tuwo Masara and ingredient

2019

The Centenary Project

The Centenary Project
Lagos, Nigeria

Tuwo Masara dough wrapped in a small cellophane bag, and Corn Flour. The corn flour is made from corn grains, which is ground in a grinding mill. The machine grinds it into flour then it is seived to take out the seed coat and for a smoother corn flour. The corn flour is cooked in boiling water, and kneaded in the same pot into a stiff dough. The resulting meal is called Tuwo Masara, which is portioned into small cellophane bags for each serving.

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  • Title: Tuwo Masara and ingredient
  • Date Created: 2019
  • Location Created: FCT-Abuja
  • Region: North
  • Ingredients: Tuwo Masara and Corn Flour
  • Ethnic Group: Hausa-Fulani
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