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CULTURE CULTURE<br />
“WE BUY ALL OUR FISH<br />
DAILY FROM FISHERMEN<br />
ON THE BEACH ACROSS<br />
THE ROAD, OR AT THE<br />
SAMBA NEARBY,”<br />
SAYS COOK MARIA LUÍSA KUEIROS<br />
18 SONANGOL UNIVERSO DECEMBER 2012 19<br />
Lula Ahrens<br />
Ingredients:<br />
250g cassava flour (fubá), 500ml water<br />
Traditional method:<br />
Boil a cooking pot of water and as soon<br />
as it is bubbling remove it from the flame<br />
and place the pot on the floor. Wrap a cloth<br />
around the base of the pot and hold steady<br />
with your feet. For perfect funge you need<br />
twice as much water as cassava flour. Add<br />
the flour to the hot water in one go and beat<br />
energetically with a 35cm (or longer) funge<br />
stick. The mixture thickens rapidly, so beat<br />
it thoroughly or you will end up with lumps<br />
rather than a smooth dough-like porridge.<br />
Modern method:<br />
Bring the water to the boil in a casserole dish.<br />
Meanwhile, beat the cassava flour into a bowl<br />
containing 500ml cold water until the mixture<br />
is smooth and creamy. Add this to the boiling<br />
water, whisking to combine the two. Stir until<br />
the mixture is smooth. Then add a lid and<br />
place in an oven pre-heated to 180°C. Bake<br />
for about 45 minutes or until the mixture has<br />
thickened to a dough-like consistency. This<br />
will leave you with perfectly smooth funge<br />
without all the hard work.<br />
Faraways<br />
Mufete de Cacusso (from Bengo province)<br />
Calulu, the alternative, is from Kwanza Sul<br />
Ingredients:<br />
Fresh river tilapia, raw onion, palm oil, beans,<br />
lemon, sweet potato, plantain and cassava<br />
Preparation method:<br />
Season the fish with salt and oil and then<br />
grill in an oven or over a charcoal fire.<br />
Making the sauce:<br />
Chop the onion finely; add lemon juice,<br />
water, salt, pepper and oil.<br />
Cooking palm oil beans:<br />
1 kg beans (approximately 2 lbs) 1 glass<br />
palm oil, salt and if desired onion and garlic.<br />
Cook the beans until tender. Add the palm<br />
oil and salt. Simmer until the oil is hot, and<br />
serve immediately with boiled sweet potato,<br />
plantain and cassava.<br />
Ingredients:<br />
1 chicken, 1 large onion, 2 cups of palm hash<br />
(by-product of palm oil), 4 cloves of garlic, ½ kg<br />
okra, tomatoes<br />
Preparation:<br />
Season the chicken with garlic, salt, black<br />
pepper, lemon or vinegar. Add the chopped<br />
onion, tomatoes and the palm hash. Place in<br />
oven. When the chicken is almost done, add the<br />
okra. When the okra is cooked, the muamba is<br />
ready to be served. Accompany it with palm oil<br />
beans, funge or rice.