Guinean cooking 101: Kanya
Kanya is the Guinean equivalent of a peanut butter sugar cookie...almost. It is a tasty treat that is sold on the streets all over Guinea. I recently acquired a few kilograms of shelled peanuts, so my host family and I decided we should use them to make kanya. There are only 3 ingredients: peanut butter, rice flour and sugar.
Step 1: Grill the peanuts and bring them to the peanut-butter-making machine in the market
Step 2: Bring some rice to the rice-flour-making machine in the market and mix with the peanut butter and sugar
Step 3: Pound the mixture in a mortar until it becomes super dense
Step 4: Flip the mixture out into a bowl and cut it into little squares and voila!
thnks for sharing! my stepmother makes it with honey and corn flour which is also really good!
ReplyDeleteMariama
Hi Liz! Kate Hamoonga here from IAP. I love reading your blog - need a new post! Do you have an email address I could contact you on - something I'd like to ask you. my email is hamoonga@studyabroad.wisc.edu.
ReplyDeletethanks!! kate