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Sorghum flour cooked in milk β a morning porridge of cattle-raising South Sudan.
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For South Sudan's cattle-keeping peoples, such as the Dinka and Nuer, milk is an important daily food. A soft porridge of sorghum flour cooked in milk and water is eaten for breakfast or as children's food, sometimes with sugar or butter.
Mix the rice flour with water.
Warm the milk and salt in a pot.
Add the flour mixture while stirring.
Cook on low for 10 minutes, stirring so it doesn't scorch.
Add the sugar and butter and pour into bowls.