Description Description Pounded yam flour is a type of instant yam flour commonly used in Nigerian cuisine. It is made from yam, a starchy tuber widely consumed in West Africa. Pounded yam flour provides a convenient way to prepare yam-based dishes without the need for peeling, pounding, and cooking fresh yams. To make poundo yam flour, yams are peeled, sliced, and dried. The dried yam slices are then ground into a fine powder, resulting in poundo yam flour. This flour can be stored for an extended period and used as a quick and easy alternative to fresh yam. To prepare poundo yam, you typically bring water to a boil and gradually add the poundo yam flour while stirring continuously to avoid lumps. The mixture is then cooked and stirred until it thickens and reaches the desired consistency, similar to mashed yam. Poundo yam can be served as a side dish with various soups and stews, such as Egusi soup or Oha soup, and it is often enjoyed in Nigerian households. Overall, poundo yam flour provides a practical solution for enjoying yam-based dishes, particularly in regions where fresh yams may not be readily available year-round. Perfectly paired with Efo riro, using Fresh Soko, Palm oil and more soup ingredients
