'Traditional Somalian Recipe' Recipes and Food

Traditional Somalian Recipe

Recipes and Food from Somalia.

Reply #25 osob (216.186.97.1) -

hi, i need a recipe for somalian food called muqumad, if you guys noe da recipe. im doin a senior project on it. Thank you guys!!!

Reply #26 amal (217.171.129.72) -

i want to know how to make somalian food

Reply #27 fhdjfjf (122.107.136.50) -

Hi i wanted to know how you make somali qumba or gumba (coconut sweet) thanks

Reply #28 ilegey (75.72.232.152) -

need more cooking shows about somalian food , please check

this web site this chef realy cooks good food

Reply #29 nina horta (200.207.159.76) -

i have a catering service and would like to see some somalian recipes.please, nina horta

Reply #30 fatu- - sha-aaa (86.141.173.167) -

ok hi every1..i would like to tell u how to make spice which can be eatin with any dish...

first u will need the following ingred

1)GREEN PAPPER

2)2 LARGE ONIONS

3)SALT

4)3 GALIC

5)LIMEON JUICE

THEN PUT AL THE INGREDIANT IN A BLENDER...AND LET IT BLEND UNTILL..THERE ALL MUSHED AND ITS REALYY GREEN..THEN IT READY TO BE EATEN WITH ANY DISH...

(WARNING) ITS VERYYYYYYYY HOT

THNX 4 UR TIME HOPE YOU ENJOY!!!!!

Reply #31 Tammy/Amina from Edmonton (Contact Member) -

Hi

You can find my Somali recipes at my blog

I have so far more than 40 recipes.

Reply #32 kiki (72.244.127.56) -

hi

i love to cook new food everyday. but the think is i usually run out of racepies. so what should i do..?

and oh is there such thing as somali fruit cake.???

• somali food

Reply #33 steve ward (194.223.81.88) -

Hi i'm Steve and i run a Dads Breakfast club for Dads with children under 5yrs old. We are a very multi-cultural group and i like to show this in the breakfasts that i provide. Next time i wish to provide a Somali breakfast but i am nervous as i have Somali dads attending. Does anyone have any recipes or ideas?

Reply #34 Smiley (72.190.18.204) -

Greetings, Everyone!!

Smiley, here! I see, there are a lot of you, who are familiar

with Somali cuisine. That's brilliant! and for those of you, who are interested in trying new foods or simply inquiring new recipes, please do not hesitate to ask. I would be more than happy, to lend a hand.

Safiya, many thanks, darling! for posting your Iskudhekariis, recipe. My recipe is slightly different, I usually make my broth from the meat, before using the meat on my rice. But your recipe sounds just as delicious!

I also had the chance the view, Tammy's blog. Oh, honey! can she cook! I was extremely baffled. I have couple of tips, for you as well, Missy. Have a great trip, in Toronto. ;-)

On a side note, ..I keep seeing the word "Somalian" some of you might not know this, but a person from Somalia. Is actually called, Somali! there is NO "an" at the end of it. If, you did not know this before, now you do.

Take care, and have a bless evening.

-Smiley :-)

Reply #35 Smiley from NY! (Contact Member) -

Smiley, here! again.

Apparently my email address, did not get posted, with the previous message. So, here we go!

smlley@rocketmail.com

Reply #36 Marija (121.91.11.28) -

Hey

My husband is somalian, and he was telling me about a somalian bread that he use to eat as a kid and i would like to cook it for him...the bread is anjara, if anyone has recipes or tips on how to make this please email me at marija.babic@rac.com.au.

Thanks, greatly appreciated

Reply #37 saad (207.6.159.26) -

Muufo Baraawe (Somali Bread)

2 cups of white semolina or farina flour

1/4 cup all purpose flour

1 tablespoon sugar (optional)

1 teaspoon onion powder

1 clove garlic, minced

1/2 teaspoon active dry yeast

1 1/4 cup lukewarm water

Salt to taste

Combine all the ingredients (except water) together and mix them well in a bowl. Add the water and knead to make to a dough. Cover the bowl tightly, put it in a warm place (such as the kitchen) for at least 6 hours until the dough doubles in volume; then work the dough gently with your hands. Cover and let it rise again. Preheat oven to 400 degrees Fahrenheit. When the dough has risen second time, pick about half a handful with wet fingers and drop them on an oiled baking pan, spacing them 2 - 3 inches apart. Cover the pan tightly with aluminum foil and put it in the lower rack of the oven for about 15 minutes or until the bottom side of the muufo is golden in color. When done, the top of the muufo will stay white. If you want the top side to be golden, flip the muffo over and bake for 3 to 4 minutes more. Serve with any kind of sauce. Yummy with maraq bilaash!

Reply #38 sammygirl (72.128.102.208) -

hey omg this site sucks really bad cuz im trieng to find a good recipe 4 school 4 my project and this aint no help cuz im in 7th gr. i hate this site curse u stupid site!!!!!!!

Reply #39 Bubba from deep in your mind (Contact Member) -

Sammygirl... it seems that reply #1 and reply #37 has some nice recipes.

Maybe it is your education that sucks... consider a long chat with your principal and superintend of schools about why as a 7th grader you have not learned about to read better and express yourself better!

Reply #40 sam (94.193.39.129) -

i need recipes for somalian food

Reply #41 sadiya gurhan (74.69.202.27) -

hey I im a somalia girl and my friend is having a wedding and i would like to make cake and sambusa

Reply #42 shell micheals (204.38.174.3) -

hello i would like to make muffa for my 4 year old daughter on her birthday next week and i need to kno how u cook it so could you please help me

Reply #43 Mary (68.207.195.239) -

Hey im country girl from a small town where i need some help from u awesome people out there hopefullly in somalia??? and i was wondering what are some good Somalian food u like to eat that would be good for me to present in a prodject at my skool?

Reply #44 helen (90.194.56.102) -

hi ive just been to momos somali restaurant in birmingham and had the most fantastic rice noodles chicken etc anyone know what sauce they use for the noodles????

Reply #45 Haja (132.235.243.80) -

Hi

There is also this website about Somali food it is called www.mysomalifood.com

have a look you might see what you are looking for.

Reply #46 jama shine (75.161.176.54) - 11/09/09 11:30

"police officer"

hey

i want to know how to cook anjara.

plz help.

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