Steps
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Oshifima (Namibia): Thickens mahangu porridge while adding protein
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Dikgobe (Botswana): Nutty flavor base for bean and sorghum stews
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Mageu (South Africa): Fermentation substrate for probiotic maize drink
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PRACTICAL WALKTHROUGH · PARAMETERS · COMMON MISTAKES
Origin: San people (Pre-colonial) — Southern Africa
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Dikgobe (Botswana): Nutty flavor base for bean and sorghum stews
Mageu (South Africa): Fermentation substrate for probiotic maize drink
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Rancidity
Cause: Oxidation of unsaturated fats due to improper storage
Fix: Store in airtight containers with minimal headspace, refrigerate
Bitter off-flavors
Cause: Over-roasting seeds
Fix: Roast at lower temperatures (150°C max) for shorter duration