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Millet flour rolled into tiny grains and steamed — The Gambia's millet couscous.
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Chere is millet couscous eaten in The Gambia and Senegal: millet flour is sprinkled with water and rolled by hand into small grains, then steamed. It's topped with meat or vegetable stews or mixed with sweet yogurt for dessert. It's also made for celebrations and religious occasions.
Add the salt and butter to the couscous.
Pour in boiling water, cover, and let steam 5 minutes.
Fluff well with a fork.
Steam another 5 minutes to plump.
Serve with stews.