
🇸🇳 SenegalCatalog recipe
Sweet millet couscous folded with vanilla-spiked yogurt and cream — the chilled dessert cup that ends a Senegalese feast gently.
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Nothing to juggle — one thing at a time. On the table in 30 minutes.
For 6 servings.
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Steam or simmer the millet couscous until tender and fluffy, about 10 minutes.
Spread the cooked millet on a plate or tray and let it cool completely to room temperature.
💡 Warm millet will thin the yogurt and make the dessert weep liquid — let it cool fully first.
Whisk the yogurt, sour cream, sugar, vanilla and nutmeg together in a large bowl until smooth.
Fold the cooled millet and raisins into the yogurt mixture until evenly coated.
Cover and chill at least 1 hour so the flavors settle and the dessert firms up.
💡 Thiakry thickens as it sits — loosen with a splash of milk before serving.
Spoon into cups and serve cold, dusted with a little more nutmeg.
Thiakry (or degue) is celebration dessert across the Sahel: steamed millet pearls in sweetened dairy, cooled and shared. Simple, soothing, and the standard finish after a platter that fed twelve.
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