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Seswaa is a traditional dish in Botswana, it is prepared on great occasions such as weddings, they use to cook it in a big,3 legged cooking pot over a bonfire.
Seswaa is a traditional dish in Botswana, it is prepared on great occasions such as weddings, they use to cook it in a big,3 legged cooking pot over a bonfire.
It is mostly prepared by men because you need to be strong to hit the meat and turn it into crumbled meat.
It is a simple dish with only 2 ingredients; meat and salt,the way you prepare it provides its special taste.
They use to accompany this meat with Boboge, flour and water cooked until you get a puree. This kind of puree is very common all over Africa, made with different types of flour.
Ingredients:
- Osso buco or veal, it is important to use this part of the meat because of the bone (I cooked 400 grams for 3 people).
- Salt.
- Water.
Ingredients for Bogobe:
- Millet or sorghum flour (I used millet flour). (100 grams for 3 people).
- Salt.
- Water.
Method:
1- Salt meat both sides and put it in a casserole, cover with water and cook for 4 hours on a low heat. Stir from time to time.
2- Once the meat has been cooking for 3 hours, it is time to take out the marrow from the bone and reserve it.
3- Once the meat can be removed easily from the bone , you can consider the meat is done.
Then we get rid of the bone and we mix the meat with the marrow.
We start to hit the meat with a mortar pestle until it separates its fibres:
4- The meat stock can be reserved , but we take four tablespoon that we put in a casserole and then add the meat, fry some minutes, the meat will fry in its own fat.
5- The meat is accompanied by Bogobe, the way to make it is as I told you to make Funge from Angola, the difference is the kind of flour that is used in Botswana (millet or sorghum).
Where to buy the ingredients:
Millet can be bought in Madrid at Lavapies, there are a lot of shops along Miguel Servet street which sell food from africa and India.
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