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Motoho

Lesotho's tangy fermented sorghum porridge

StapleSSR🇱🇸 LesothoTime 2-3 days (with fermenting)Level MediumEasy to eat ★★☆☆☆
Sour porridge, on purpose.

What does it taste like?

Tangy like yogurt, with toasty grain notes.

SweetSpicySourSaltyFunkSmellTextureSmooth and pourable

What is it?

A Lesotho porridge of sorghum flour and water left to ferment for a day or two, then cooked. It's a breakfast staple and thin enough to drink.

How locals eat it

Drunk warm at breakfast.

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Where is it from?

🇱🇸Lesotho
CapitalMaseru Populationabout 2.4 millionestimate (unverified) IndustriesTextiles and clothing, Diamonds, Water (sold to South Africa)

A mountain kingdom completely surrounded by South Africa.

Famous peopleMoshoeshoe I19th-century king who founded the Basotho nation HelloLumela (Sesotho) CurrencyLoti Fun factEven its lowest point is about 1,400 m up, the highest low point of any country. The flag🇱🇸 Blue for sky and rain, white for peace, green for the land; in the center is a black Basotho hat. From Tokyoabout 13,740 kmstraight line, Tokyo to Maseru Getting there20+ hours with connectionsrough guide
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Also tryPapa (maize porridge)Moroho (greens)

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Ingredients

How to make it (one way)

  1. Mix sorghum flour with warm water
  2. Stir in some starter from a previous batch
  3. Leave somewhere warm 1-2 days to ferment
  4. Cook in a pot, stirring
  5. Once smooth and thick, sweeten if you like

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