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How to make fresh Homemade Plantain and Cassava FUFU Powder/ Flour

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Fufu

Cultural Context

Fufu has its roots in West Africa, particularly Ghana, where it is a staple food. Traditionally made by pounding boiled starchy vegetables, fufu is often served with soups and stews, making it a communal dish that brings families together. Today, variations of fufu can be found across Africa and in diaspora communities worldwide, often adapted to include local ingredients.

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4 servings
Servings4
4 ripe plantains
2 lbs cassava
2 Idaho potatoes

Quantities are estimated based on standard recipes for your convenience. The actual ingredients used in this video are accurate.

1

Submerge plantains in cool water for up to a week to prevent ripening.

2

Peel the plantains and scrape off a thin outer layer.

3

Remove the hard peel from the cassava and discard the woody core.

4

Rinse the peeled plantains, cassava, and Idaho potatoes.

5

Slice the plantains, cassava, and potatoes into very thin slices.

6

Dehydrate the sliced ingredients until bone dry, which takes about two hours in a dehydrator.

7

Check the dryness of the ingredients; they should snap when dry.

8

Blend the dried plantains, cassava, and potatoes separately until they reach a smooth powdery texture.

9

Measure out three parts plantain flour, two parts cassava flour, and one part potato flour for the fufu mixture.

10

Sift the combined flours through a fine strainer to ensure smoothness.

Equipment Needed

dehydratorblender

Dietary

gluten-freeveganplant-based

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