Enjoy the fresh look of a local vegetable normally given
different names among the different local dialects in Ghana. One of the most
popular name as most local tribes call it ‘kanzaga’ is mostly farmed at the
northern parts of Ghana.
I will not go near how it is cultivated for now. Kanzaga can
give a very delicious soup as most people will always love to return to their
bowl early the next day before the first cock crows. The vegetable kanzaga can
be cooked alone without other vegetables but it always tastes powerful when
sliced cabbage and some more onions are added to it.
Kanzaga is first allowed to boil and all other ingredients are
added to it.
Groundnut is then grounded (Not groundnut paste. This grounded
groundnut is a little bit rough which is not too smooth as well.), mixed with a
little water and poured into the kanzaga soup and allowed some time more to be
on the fire. Some people also fetch a handful of groundnut and add to the soup
and allowed to boil together.
Depending on whether the groundnut is enough, the final
colour of this yet-looking greenish vegetable in the pot should turn grey-white.
Kanzaga soup can be used to eat with other food recipes but
it is best suited and prepared to eat with Touzafi (TZ)
Wants to know much more about Kanzaga soup? This is just the soup I cooked for myself and you are kindly invited to join me enjoy it with TZ.
What is kanzaga called in your local dialect and what do you
eat mostly with kanzaga?
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