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Stiff cornmeal posho with stewed red kidney beans — a staple of Ugandan schools and homes.
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Posho is a staple of cornmeal cooked stiff in water, from the same family as Kenya's ugali. In Uganda, 'posho and beans,' paired with bean stew, is widely eaten at boarding schools, workplace canteens, and homes, and has become a byword for a cheap, nourishing meal.
Heat oil in a pot and sauté the onion, garlic, tomato, and curry powder.
Add the kidney beans, 200ml water, and salt and simmer 20 minutes.
In another pot, bring 700ml water to a boil and work in the cornmeal a little at a time with a wooden spoon.
Reduce the heat and keep working for 10 minutes until stiff and glossy.
Serve the posho on plates with the bean stew.