Umqombothi
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Umqombothi
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Umqombothi Brewing Process
This is how we make Umqombothi at home. This process takes 4- 5 days at home , i don’t know about you. NB We all have different ways and techniques to make Umqombothi and this is our way at home. What’s yours? RECIPE 1.Ugrabha (this is yellow maize using machine to grind it, not store bought. You can use store bought maize meal as it also works. 2. INKODUSO- sprouted maize ( use King Korn Mtombo, which you can buy at any grocery store) 5kg grabha / maize meal. 3kg inkoduso (king Korn Mtombo). Wa
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This is how we make Umqombothi at home. This process takes 4- 5 days at home , i don’t know about you. NB We all have different ways and techniques to make Umqombothi and this is our way at home. What’s yours? RECIPE 1.Ugrabha (this is yellow maize using machine to grind it, not store bought. You can use store bought maize meal as it also works. 2. INKODUSO- sprouted maize ( use King Korn Mtombo, which you can buy at any grocery store) 5kg grabha / maize meal. 3kg inkoduso (king Korn Mtombo). Wa
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How to prepare traditional Umqombothi beer
How to prepare traditional Umqombothi beer
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Let’s make umqombothi Ingredients King Korn 3kg Maize meal 2kg Mnati 750g Process Sunday evening 1. Sunday evening - Mix 2kg King Korn with 2kg Maize meal add cold water to make a thick paste fill the rest of the bucket with hot water so you have a warm mixture. Close the bucket, cover with a blanket and keep in a warm area for 2 days. 2. Tuesday evening - Fermenting process with be visible by a sign of bubbles and smell. Take the mixture, pour into a pot and boil the porridge for as long as pos
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Let’s make umqombothi Ingredients King Korn 3kg Maize meal 2kg Mnati 750g Process Sunday evening 1. Sunday evening - Mix 2kg King Korn with 2kg Maize meal add cold water to make a thick paste fill the rest of the bucket with hot water so you have a warm mixture. Close the bucket, cover with a blanket and keep in a warm area for 2 days. 2. Tuesday evening - Fermenting process with be visible by a sign of bubbles and smell. Take the mixture, pour into a pot and boil the porridge for as long as pos
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