Sorghum (garow) is an important stable food of the Somali cuisine. Sorghum has a wonderful nutty taste and highly nutritious, full of protein, contains high amounts of fiber and vitamins. It is often used in Somali flat breads such as lahooh in a flour form as well as other breads. However in this recipe is served with butter, sugar and milk good for a light dinner or for breakfast, it can’t get any simpler than that for a healthy cereal.
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I like Garow, thanks for the recipe, I keep the left overs in the fridge.