Index The Struggle is Real Processing podosiri by hand
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Processing podosiri by hand

  • Research
  • Moengo (SR)
  • January 2019
  • In collaboration with Suzanne Bernhardt
  • Thanks to Abessa Amoeferi
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The berries have to be soaked in warm water, because podosiri is so hard and dry
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After being picked, the podosiri berries don't have a lot of taste or juice yet. They have a very hard structure, almost wood-like
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The berries are mashed so that the pulp becomes separated from the seeds
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In Moengo we joined Abessa, who showed us how to prepare the podosiri so that it becomes edible
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After the podosiri berries have been washed and soaked in warm water, they are sifted several times
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A sieve with podosiri
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Podosiri is sifted multiple times to remove all bigger fibres
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The podosiri is packaged in small plastic bags to be sold
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A bag of fresh podosiri has a shelf life of about three days