Eaten throughout Ghana. The fermentation gives banku a characteristic sour taste unlike plain corn porridge.
Fermented corn and cassava dough — cooked in water until smooth, sour and slightly bouncy. Eaten by hand with okra soup, grilled tilapia or stew.
Mix corn and cassava doughs with water in a pot.
Cook over medium heat, stirring continuously for 25-30 minutes until very smooth and thick.
Shape into smooth balls. Serve with soup or stew.
Stir without stopping — banku catches at the bottom and develops a tough, lumpy texture if left unattended.
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