Miyan Kuka (Baobab Leaves Soup) - African Food Network
Miyan kuka is also known as Baobab leaves soup. It is a delicacy of Hausa origin. If you have ever been to the north, you must have noticed some dark green powder sold in northern markets by the traders; that is what northerners call Kuka. It is made from Baobab leaves. The leaves are usually dried in the sun and then ground into fine powder.
Miyan Kuka - How to Make Hausa soup with Boabab Leaves.
Miyan kuka is a very popular soup from Northern Nigeria. We use ground-dried baobab leaves as the main ingredient for this soup. It looks and feels just like the regular Ogbono soup but a little darker and thicker. One characteristic of the baobab leaf is its elastic ability, it draws just like ogbono. Kuka Soup Recipe. Step 1.
Miyan Kuka: All You Need To Know About Baobab Leaves Soup
2023年7月11日 · The Hausa people call the baobab tree “kukah”. They dry the leaves in the sun until they turn greenish-brown. They then grind them into a fine powder that they call “kuka”. They use this powder to make miyan kuka, which means “Kuka Soup”. It …
Miyan Kuka (Baobab Leaf Soup) – Grated Nutmeg
2014年7月18日 · Miyan Kuka (Also referred to as Luru Soup) is a northern staple. You can find Baobab trees everywhere in the Northern part of Nigeria and Northerners use the dried leaves of the tree to make this delicious soup. It is a true northern delicacy which makes grown men sit on the floor to eat and lick the back of their hands when they are done.
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