Nkrakra
Nkakra yɛ Akanfo a wɔwɔ Ghana ha hɔn apaamu edziban. " Tomatese na Po mu nam na wɔdze yɛ a yɛtaa frɛ no Nkrakra anaa (Aklor) ma apofofo a wɔwɔ Nkran mpoano[1] Naaso ber gu do rokɔ nenyim no nkrakra bɛyɛɛ nkwan a yɛdze nam na apɔnkye nam yɛ, anaa nam na guan nam anaa nam na biif anaa mboakuakuw nam biara epɛ na oyi na GaDangmefo (anaa Gas) frɛ no 'Toolo Wonu', na mbom 'Akanfo' a wɔtsetse bɛn no frɛ no 'Apɔnkye Nkrakra'. GaDangmefo (anaa Ga) hɔn nkrakra dɛɛdɛw buee kwan maa GaDangme (anaa Ga) ndziban bi tse dɛ Komi Ke Aklo (anaa Aklor) a wɔdze nkruma yamee a ɔanoa aka ho, Banku Ke Aklo (anaa Aklor) a wɔdze nkruma yamee a ɔanoa aka ho, Yele (bayer a ɔoana) Ke Aklo (anaa Aklor). Ndziban bi so a wɔnye 'Toolo Wonu' dzi nsɛ, 'Yele (bayer a ɔoana) Ke Toolo Wonu', 'Atomo (santom a ɔoana ) Ke Toolo Wonu' na pii a ɔkeka ho.[2][3]
Dza yɛdze dzi
[sesa mu | sesa ekyirsɛm]Yebotum dze Fufu, Banku, kokonte, bayer anaa emo ɔanoa dze edzi. Nkruma a ɔoana so yebotum dze aka ho.[4]
Akadze
[sesa mu | sesa ekyirsɛm]Akadze no bi nye Tomantese, tomato paste, kyili muoko, anwew, nkyen, tsintsinbir, saman ntrɔba nna nam howee anaa mɔmɔn anaa miiti.
Mbrɛ yesi yɛ no
[sesa mu | sesa ekyirsɛm]Yɛdze seasonings bi tse dɛ anwew, garlic na tsintsinbir noa nam anaa miiti no ho e kyɛnse mu. Yɛdze tomantese a ɔayam gu mu. Yɛnoa kyili muoko, saman ntrɔba na tomantese na yɛ nyam dze gu hɛn kyɛnse no mu. Yɛdze nsu gu mu ama yeenya nkwan no dur dɛ mbrɛ yɛpɛ no. Yɛdze anwew na tomantese pii ka ho na ekyiri yi yegyaa nkwan no ma ohur.Ɔaben no yebotum dze edzi ndziban bi tse dɛ fufu, banku, anaa konkonte.[5]
Mboaedze
[sesa mu | sesa ekyirsɛm]- ↑ Light soup
- ↑ (1) Online Reference, By J DZ eagu-kudjodji and others
- ↑ (1) Online Reference, By J DZ eagu-kudjodji and others, (2) A grammatical sketch of the Akra or Ga-Language - By Johannes Zimmermann.
- ↑ Contributor, Catherine Forson Agbo. "Appreciating Fufu and Light Soup, One Of Ghana's Dish". Modern Ghana (in English). Retrieved 2020-06-25.
{{cite web}}:|last=has generic name (help) - ↑ Sasa, Tuandike (2018-04-18). "How to prepare light soup with dry fish". Yen.com.gh - Ghana news. (in English). Retrieved 2020-06-25.