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ugali

/ ³ÜËˈɡ²¹±ô¾±Ë /

noun

  1. a type of stiff porridge made by mixing corn meal with boiling water: the basic starch constituent of a meal
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51³Ô¹Ï History and Origins

Origin of ugali1

from Swahili
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Corn flour, a staple in Kenyan households that is used to make corn meal known as ugali, has doubled in price over the last year.

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That night we dined on a local dish called ugali, a polenta-like mash that you ball to sop up stew with your fingers, and washed it down with Kilimanjaro lager.

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Millions have tuned in to watch the bubbly home cook journey from Singapore’s silky white Hainanese chicken rice to Tanzania’s fluffy ugali.

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The fallout from the supply chain issues is being felt across the city, where households depend on maize flour to make the staple dish ugali.

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It is used to prepare ugali, or maize meal, which is the country's most commonly eaten dish.

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