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4
Easy
By Suzanne Zeidy and Rawah Badrawi
Published 2026
Much like the Sudanese dish mullah weika, this stew blends the tanginess of tomato with the unique texture of dried okra, a staple thickener in both Sudanese and Nubian cuisines. At Ayujidda Nubian House in Heissa Island, Om Salah dropped dried okra into a rich tomato base, blending the ingredients together using a traditional tool called a mifrak - a long, slim mixing stick - to achieve a smooth, thickened consistency. Aswanis serve this stew, called weika or kobe</
