Asida (Arabic Porridge) - African Recipe

Asida is a popular dish in Libya, traditionally served during celebrations, especially births and weddings. This rich, buttery porridge is made from wheat flour, water, and salt, creating a comforting dish that is both simple and satisfying. The Asida is typically presented in a deep bowl, with a well in the center filled with melted butter and honey. Side dishes are not common with Asida, as it is a complete meal in itself. Asida is typically eaten with a spoon, scooping from the edges towards the center. The dish is often shared amongst family and friends, adding a communal aspect to the meal.

Asida (Arabic Porridge)
Asida (Arabic Porridge)

Asida (Arabic Porridge)

Updated on 03/22/2025

Asida is a popular dish in Libya, traditionally served during celebrations, especially births and weddings. This rich, buttery porridge is made from wheat flour, water, and salt, creating a comforting dish that is both simple and satisfying. The Asida is typically presented in a deep bowl, with a well in the center filled with melted butter and honey. Side dishes are not common with Asida, as it is a complete meal in itself. Asida is typically eaten with a spoon, scooping from the edges towards the center. The dish is often shared amongst family and friends, adding a communal aspect to the meal.

Ingredients

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Nutrition Info:

  • fat12g
  • fiber3g
  • sodium600mg
  • protein10g
  • calories500 kcal
  • carbohydrates90g

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