Steps
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Ombike (Himba tradition): Base for alcoholic beverage when fermented longer
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Efo Obe Ata (Yoruba cuisine (Nigeria)): Acidifier in spicy stews
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Injera batter (Ethiopian cuisine): Natural leavening agent
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Efo Obe Ata (Yoruba cuisine (Nigeria)): Acidifier in spicy stews
Injera batter (Ethiopian cuisine): Natural leavening agent
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Excessive ethanol production
Cause: Wild yeast dominance over LAB
Fix: Reduce fermentation temperature by 3-5°C
Rancid off-flavors
Cause: Lipolytic bacteria contamination
Fix: Use fresher milk and sterilize bark vessels