2 delicious amala recipes from around the world
A traditional Nigerian 'swallow' made from dried yam flour (elubo), characterized by its deep brown color and smooth, dough-like texture. It's a staple in Yoruba cuisine, typically served with rich, flavorful soups like Ewedu or Gbegiri.
A classic Yoruba dish featuring 'amala' (a smooth, dough-like swallow made from yam flour) served with 'ewedu' (a slimy soup made from jute leaves), often accompanied by 'gbegiri' (bean soup) and locust beans for added flavor.