i just realized that it has been almost a month since i last posted here, and i do apologize to all my loyal readers for that.
i don't have much new to say right now, except it is hot. that's the only news over here.
for the recipe i posted last time, there were a couple questions. on the ginger, get a couple pieces of the root. they should be the size of a couple fingers maybe. also, i think i overestimated the rice amount, so cut back on that.
please let me know if you make it; i am so curious what americans will think of this dish!
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I am a Peace Corps Volunteer serving in Ghana from June 2009 to August 2011. I work at a deaf school, teaching art to Primary, Junior High, and Vocational students.
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P.O. Box 112
Wa, Upper West Region
Ghana, West Africa
P.O. Box 112
Wa, Upper West Region
Ghana, West Africa
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ok thanks!!
ReplyDeleteYes, I did miss your posting! Always love to read your posts.
ReplyDeleteI am anxious to try it, Joy, but you can be sure I am NOT eating it with my fingers!
ReplyDeletep.s. do you peel the ginger root? I have always peeled it when I have used it before.
ReplyDeleteyou do peel the ginger root.
ReplyDeleteand you have to eat it with your fingers!
good luck!
I agree: Cathy, you have to eat it with your fingers. Not that I have made it (yet) myself, but still. You have to be authentic!
ReplyDeleteLeslie