Streetfood In Ghana| Making Asaana||Traditional Maize Drink| West Africa.

Usually served chilled, this maize drink locally known as Asaana or Liha originated from the people of the Ewe tribe of Ghana West Africa. It is enjoyed across the country and usually sold in the afternoon in the markets and on the streets, both in rural and urban Ghana.
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U can dry the chaff ,blend it smooth for banku

[@LyelaGhanem]

Oh I see. Thanks Nii

[@roseartemis5010]

I can't wait to visit Ghana! ❤ Thank you so much for sharing! 😊

[@LyelaGhanem]

I’m glad you enjoyed it Rose. You’ll love it here

[@sikakesse5389]

Best Asana recipe, thank you. Just subscribed

[@LyelaGhanem]

Thanks Sika. Glad you enjoyed it

[@alimatusadia7935]

Oh wow
Nice sharing

[@LyelaGhanem]

Thanks Alima. Glad you enjoyed it

[@CookingwithEfya]

I am coming with my cup please that's a whole lot of procedure 😂

[@LyelaGhanem]

Please do. Thanks for watching

[@kwadjoaddo1677]

Pls how many days did it take for this to dry

[@LyelaGhanem]

About 3 days

[@TogoGal]

What corn did you use? Could I use whole white corn?

[@LyelaGhanem]

Yes . That’s what we used. Thanks for watching

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مرحبا ليلى غانم اسمك عربي❤ Layla ghanem Arabian name 💚💙💜

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