Selassie Banku Mix

Selassie Banku Mix is a staple dish in Ghanaian cuisine, known for its distinctive taste and texture. It is made from a mixture of fermented corn and cassava dough, which is cooked to a smooth, slightly tangy consistency. The dough is then shaped into balls and typically served with fried fish, a spicy pepper sauce, and a side of vegetables such as okra or garden eggs.

The preparation of Selassie Banku Mix involves soaking the corn and cassava overnight, then grinding them into a smooth paste. This paste is left to ferment for a few days, during which it develops its characteristic flavor. The fermented dough is then cooked by boiling until it thickens and becomes elastic, making it easy to shape and serve.

Selassie Banku Mix is a popular dish for gatherings and celebrations in Ghana, often enjoyed with friends and family. Its combination of savory flavors, chewy texture, and spicy accompaniments makes it a satisfying and memorable meal