World Cuisines

Sadza

Zimbabwe

Zimbabwe's white foundation: a thick maize porridge kneaded smooth and served in mounds with nyama meat and muriwo greens — sadza is eaten twice a day by most of the country.

What it is

Zimbabwe's white foundation: a thick maize porridge kneaded smooth and served in mounds with nyama meat and muriwo greens — sadza is eaten twice a day by most of the country. Ingredients: white maize meal (roller meal), water; to serve: beef or chicken stew, muriwo une dovi (greens in peanut sauce), sour milk (mukaka wakakora). Recipe: 1) Make a thin porridge first (prevents lumps). 2) Add more meal gradually, stirring hard as it stiffens. 3) Knead with the mugoti paddle until smooth and elastic. 4) Shape into mounds. Serve: pinched by hand, dipped into relish. Flavor: mild, dense — the relish is the music, sadza the drum. History: maize (from the Americas) displaced millet and sorghum in the 1900s; sadza ne nyama is Zimbabwe's edible flag. See also: Muriwo une Dovi, Nyama.

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