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Steps on how to prepare “motoho”
“Motoho” is a sour soft porridge prepared by using crushed sorghum. Here in Lesotho there are two different types of sorghum which are red or something like brownish as well as white sorghum.
Ingredients for making “motoho”
4 cups crushed sorghum
500 ml “tomoso”
5L water
How to prepare!
Original “motoho” without any preservative, colorants or any taste.
Pour 4 cups of crushed sorghum the preferred colour, into a mixing bowl or bucket.
2.5l cold water, stir the mixture until it is soft.
Dilute with boiling water until it is warm.
Pour the 500ml “tomoso”.
Stir until it is well mixed.
Cover for 24 hours to ferment in order to turn sour because it is preferred sour.
After fermentation has occurred, boil a small amount of water mixed with the top water of the mixture which is called “ hloea”.
Pour the remaining mixture in the boiling one.
Stir until it thickens and then allow it to be well cooked.
After 30-40 minutes of boiling then allow to cool it is preferably eaten cold with sugar to
This is the original recipe of “motoho” without the use of sodium benzoate so it cannot be kept for a longer period.
Steps for preparing “motoho”
Steps on how to prepare “motoho”
“Motoho” is a sour soft porridge prepared by using crushed sorghum. Here in Lesotho there are two different types of sorghum which are red or something like brownish as well as white sorghum.
Ingredients for making “motoho”
4 cups crushed sorghum
500 ml “tomoso”
5L water
How to prepare!
Original “motoho” without any preservative, colorants or any taste.
Pour 4 cups of crushed sorghum the preferred colour, into a mixing bowl or bucket.
2.5l cold water, stir the mixture until it is soft.
Dilute with boiling water until it is warm.
Pour the 500ml “tomoso”.
Stir until it is well mixed.
Cover for 24 hours to ferment in order to turn sour because it is preferred sour.
After fermentation has occurred, boil a small amount of water mixed with the top water of the mixture which is called “ hloea”.
Pour the remaining mixture in the boiling one.
Stir until it thickens and then allow it to be well cooked.
After 30-40 minutes of boiling then allow to cool it is preferably eaten cold with sugar to
This is the original recipe of “motoho” without the use of sodium benzoate so it cannot be kept for a longer period.
Steps for preparing “motoho”
what is this this "tomoso" and where do I get it. is it sold in shops?
ReplyDeleteNo, you made your "tomoso" at home by taking half cup of crushed sorghum and mix with luke warm water. Pour mixture in a tight container and leave for few days to ferment. Then you have your tomoso.
DeleteNo, you made your "tomoso" at home by taking half cup of crushed sorghum and mix with luke warm water. Pour mixture in a tight container and leave for few days to ferment. Then you have your tomoso.
DeleteDo we use boiling water or Luke warm water for mixing, I think the boiling water does something bad, but correct me if I am wrong
ReplyDeleteWe boil water first and mix it with cold water to make it warm. And m sorry for delaying a reply thank you
DeleteHow do you make tomoso Ausi? I'm married to a Sotho man and would love to make this for him
DeleteAlso want to know what is tomoso please
DeleteTomoso is kinda like the yeast you buy at shops. Except this one is homemade. Also, where said yeast (brewing or bread-making) is a known type(s) of microbe, tomoso is a mixture of different microbes of which identity is unknown. Whats also unknown is the count of each microbe in the tomoso. You dont buy tomoso, you borrow the neighbour's tomoso then return it (and keep your own) by sampling from the prepared broth AFTER the 24hr* fermentation process. The recipe should include that. I think it's called back-slopping..
DeleteSince i don't know how to do tomoso, i bought ready made motoho and let it ferment so that i can use it as tomoso for my home made motoho, i really hope it comes out right
ReplyDeleteThats actually smart!
DeleteNo, you made your "tomoso" at home by taking half cup of crushed sorghum and mix with luke warm water. Pour mixture in a tight container and leave for few days to ferment. Then you have your tomoso.
ReplyDeleteBefore cooking motoho take out cup of uncooked motoho and keep in an air tight container as tomoso to use in future.🇱🇸🇱🇸🇱🇸
ReplyDeleteWhat are the correct measurements for sodium benzoate i can use as a preservative to make my Motoho to stay longer?
ReplyDeleteWhat is that thing we add in to motoho so that it can stay for a longer period without being over fermented
ReplyDeleteWhen is right time to put sodium benzoate in motoho to keep it fresh for a long time
ReplyDeleteit wont be "fresh" for a long time, probably for 3-4 weeks max. And thats if it remains at 4-10 degrees C. i recommend you add that particular preservative when the motoho cools, to room temperature. however, if you're in a hurry, just add it anyhow. the trick is to not let the temperature of the preserved motoho rise above room temperature because it will likely spoil in the next 24hrs following the rise in T.
ReplyDeleteMotoho oaka ha u oa bela since yesterday any help pls?
ReplyDeleteKe hobane ke mariha u behe 2 to 3days ho bela.
DeleteGood recipes now I can recall that my Grand Mother was doing it this way in my childhood and this I am going to do it now.thanks for the recipe.
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