Kaaweku: The staple food revered as a royal food in Ada

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• SURVIVAL. 1 year ago

  The Ewes called it Dzemkplé or Akplédziɛ.The two names mean redbanku or bankured respectively.

  The Ewes called it Dzemkplé or Akplédziɛ.The two names mean redbanku or bankured respectively.

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• Nii 1 year ago

  I defer with the Queen Mother's explanation of "Ku".
  Ku is not banku as she said. Banku in Ada is Maku (meaning dough food)
  The word "Ku" is a broad word of different food. The word "Ku" comes after a particular food. We ...
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  I defer with the Queen Mother's explanation of "Ku".
  Ku is not banku as she said. Banku in Ada is Maku (meaning dough food)
  The word "Ku" is a broad word of different food. The word "Ku" comes after a particular food. We have the following "Ku":
  1. B3fomaku
  2. Agbilimaku
  3. Kokonteku etc.
  Kaaweku is made out of roasted corn flour and because it's basically eaten with krab, hence the name Kaaweku.

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