Banku

Banku is one of the national dishes of Ghana originating from the Ga-Adangme people along the South Eastern coast of Ghana. It is distinguished by its sour taste, which comes from several days of fermentation of the corn to make corn dough. Banku is often eaten with okro stew, however, like kenkey, it is also popular with grilled fish, fresh salsa-like shito and shitor din (black pepper sauce).