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Kunu is made by first allowing the grain seeds to germinate, then soaking the seeds in water for a few days and blending the soaked grain with sweet potatoes and ginger or pepper to form a smooth paste {{Citation needed|date=September 2022}}. This paste is then divided into two parts. One part is placed in a vessel{{clarification needed|date=July 2022}} and has boiling water poured on it, then it is stirred to give a thick mixture. The other part of the paste is then added to this mixture and it is stirred some more {{Citation needed|date=September 2022}}. The mixture is then left for a day or two for the grain husk to settle. After this, the husk and other sediment are filtered out of the mixture, and the filtered liquid is bottled for consumption. |
Kunu is made by first allowing the grain seeds to germinate, then soaking the seeds in water for a few days and blending the soaked grain with sweet potatoes and ginger or pepper to form a smooth paste {{Citation needed|date=September 2022}}. This paste is then divided into two parts. One part is placed in a vessel{{clarification needed|date=July 2022}} and has boiling water poured on it, then it is stirred to give a thick mixture. The other part of the paste is then added to this mixture and it is stirred some more {{Citation needed|date=September 2022}}. The mixture is then left for a day or two for the grain husk to settle. After this, the husk and other sediment are filtered out of the mixture, and the filtered liquid is bottled for consumption. |
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==Kunu tsamiya== |
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This is specifically made made from tsamiya and is also use as drink in hausa communities during naming, marriage and any other types of coronations. |
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Kunu, can be made from "Aya", "Gero", "Dawa" and "Gyada". It's normal made for sales or serves in many Nigerians traditional ceremonies especially in the northern and north central part of Nigeria.{{Citation needed|date=September 2022}} |
Kunu, can be made from "Aya", "Gero", "Dawa" and "Gyada". It's normal made for sales or serves in many Nigerians traditional ceremonies especially in the northern and north central part of Nigeria.{{Citation needed|date=September 2022}} |
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Kunu (also known as kununzaki) is a popular drink consumed throughout Nigeria, mostly in the North [citation needed]. It is usually made from a grain such as millet or sorghum, although it can be made from maize as well [citation needed]. As a grain based beverage Kunu is a member of the Horchata family. The variety of the drink made from sorghum is a milky light-brown colour, whilst that which is made from millet and maize is whitish in colour [citation needed].
Kunu is made by first allowing the grain seeds to germinate, then soaking the seeds in water for a few days and blending the soaked grain with sweet potatoes and ginger or pepper to form a smooth paste [citation needed]. This paste is then divided into two parts. One part is placed in a vessel[clarification needed] and has boiling water poured on it, then it is stirred to give a thick mixture. The other part of the paste is then added to this mixture and it is stirred some more [citation needed]. The mixture is then left for a day or two for the grain husk to settle. After this, the husk and other sediment are filtered out of the mixture, and the filtered liquid is bottled for consumption.
Kunu tsamiya
This is specifically made made from tsamiya and is also use as drink in hausa communities during naming, marriage and any other types of coronations.
Kunu, can be made from "Aya", "Gero", "Dawa" and "Gyada". It's normal made for sales or serves in many Nigerians traditional ceremonies especially in the northern and north central part of Nigeria.[citation needed]
References
- "Kunu! Recipe". cookpad.com. Retrieved 2022-09-15.
External links
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