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Fermented sorghum flour cooked into porridge — Lesotho's sour porridge.
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Motoho is a porridge of sorghum flour mixed with water, fermented until sour, then cooked. In Lesotho it's eaten for breakfast or as a snack, sweetened with sugar. With a refreshing fermented tang, it's gentle on the stomach.
Mix the rice flour with 200ml water and stir in the yogurt.
Bring the remaining water and salt to a boil in a pot.
Add the flour mixture while stirring.
Cook on low for 15 minutes, stirring, until thick.
Add sugar and pour into bowls.