Make the appropriate kind of weight gain with this recipe for mashed kenkey.

Guidelines:

Step 1: Get the kenkey ready.Cut the Kenkey into smaller, easier-to-handle pieces first. This classic fermented corn dish gives our weight-gaining mashke a distinctive texture and flavor that is a staple in many West African diets.

Step 2: Assemble the components.Gather your water, sugar, ripe banana, and soy milk. The banana contributes natural sweetness and thickness, the soy milk gives a creamy base, and the sugar brings out the taste profile.

Third Step: Fill the blender.Put the chopped Kenkey chunks in a blender. Stir in the sugar, ripe banana, and soy milk. A balanced flavor profile and a silky texture are guaranteed by this combination.

Step 4: Process until smooth.Turn on the blender to a low speed and then gradually turn it up. Blend until a smooth consistency is achieved. Add water a little at a time until you reach the required thickness if it looks too thick. A smooth, pourable mashke is the aim.

Step 5: Smell and make modificationsTake a moment to sample your work. You can adjust the thickness or sweetness by adding more water or sugar as necessary. Recall that the objective is to make a mashke that you enjoy.

Step 6: Transfer and presentOnce the consistency is just right, transfer your Kenkey Mashke to a bowl or glass. Rich in nutrients and flavor, this wonderful drink is made with a smooth blend of Kenkey, banana, and soy milk. Include

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