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White maize meal worked stiff — Lesotho's everyday staple.
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Papa is the Sesotho word for the staple of stiff maize porridge, eaten in Lesotho morning, noon, and night. White maize meal is worked stiff in boiling water and rolled by hand to eat with moroho (greens) or meat stews.
Bring 600ml water and salt to a boil in a pot.
Mix some of the meal with the remaining water, add, and cook, stirring.
Add the rest of the meal a little at a time and work vigorously with a wooden spoon.
Cover and steam on very low heat for 15 minutes.
Work well again and serve on plates.