Northern Nigerian fermented rice cakes cooked in small wells until lightly crisp outside and soft inside.
Masa, also called waina, is a northern Nigerian rice cake with a gentle fermented tang. It is cooked in a special pan or an ebelskiver-style pan and eaten with pepper sauce, yaji, soup, or honey.
Northern Nigerian fermented rice cakes cooked in small wells until lightly crisp outside and soft inside.
Best for Best for breakfast, market snacks, Ramadan tables, or a light supper., with a medium cooking level and about 65 minutes total.
Yaji, suya pepper, miyan taushe, honey, or spicy tomato sauce.
Northern Nigerian table. Hausa and northern dishes built around grains, rice swallows, dried spices, groundnut, baobab leaves, and street foods.
palm oil, crayfish, iru or ogiri, scotch bonnet, melon seed
Yaji, suya pepper, miyan taushe, honey, or spicy tomato sauce.
Northern Nigerian table
Keep the rhythm calm, watch the texture, and adjust seasoning at the end.
Some batters include cooked rice for softness, some use yeast, and some rely more on natural fermentation.