beedam: A must watch for all mothers. its really touching and made tears run down my cheeks. Maybe because I'm now a mother too. Mothers are really unique in their ways. Copied from a topic on Nairaland.
Good one OP. Oya Opella time to go and continue with your 1001 solved Engineering fundamentals problem. I've been using my baby as an excuse for so long. NO MORE EXCUSES!
Good morning foodlanders! So many delicious food in here. Okay here are some of mine. Spaghetti, indomie and egg, rice,meat and stew and yam peppersoup.
Happy birthday cococandy! Just pick one of my delicacies as my birthday dish for you.
Ma'am kimoni the yam peppersoup is for you, congrat on the birth of your dear son.
tchiwinnie: its not likely catarrh. it normal wt most babies, will outgrow it as he develops. Just make sure his environment isnt too cold(eg too much ac or fan). Continue feedibg him well too. He s fyn
cococandy: You add turmeric same time you add curry
Of course you should boil the liver before frying I assumed you already knew. My bad.
Just a little cabbage will do. I didn't even add up to a quarter of a small cabbage in mine because I don't like to see it after it is cooked. You can decide not to add if you want to. Won't make much of a difference
Thanks again. Will post the pix when I cook it next week hopefully.
3 cups of rice Carrot {about 3 big sizes} Green beans {2 cups} Sweet Peas {small tin} Sweet corn{small tin} Green pepper {1 big size} Liver {300g} Meat {2kg}(chicken, beef or goat meat) I used chicken Vegetable oil {15cl} Onions {One bulb} Curry powder Turmeric (coloring spice) {2 T/spoons} Salt and pepper to taste
Parboil the goat meat, chicken or any other with all the necessary ingredient (salt, onions, thyme spice, curry powder, and any other spice of choice) the good thing is that you can chose your spices and flavors. Allow the meat to cook for ten to fifteen minutes, taste for salt, then pick out and grill, deep fry or barbecue. (I fried mine.)
Chop the cabbage, green beans, carrot, liver and set aside. Fry the liver if you want. I like to fry mine
Remove the white center seeds from the green and red bell peppers and also slice.
Parboil the rice also and cook with half of the juice obtained from parboiling the meat (water from the meat) and two to three cups of water, cook until it is almost done. Set aside
Set your cooking pot on fire, allow to dry, then pour in about 10cl of groundnut or vegetable (or margarine) If you want to use cooking margarine a sachet would be enough.
Allow to heat then add the sliced onions stir for 1-2 minutes then add the chopped carrot and green beans, any of this two can actually go first.
Stir for 1-2 minutes then add the curry powder. Add the cabbage, stir, add the meat juice (water from the meat), add ground pepper (optional), add the chopped fried liver, add 1-2 cubes of maggi or knorr then stir and taste.
You would have a yellowish mixture which would often taste overly spiced, don’t worry the rice would balance the taste. (If it doesn’t taste overly spiced it is advisable to add another cube of maggi and salt so it doesn’t become tasteless after you add the white rice.
If you are satisfied with the taste then add the green and red bell pepper, sweet corn and sweet peas, stir, add the almost-done white rice, stir, cover your pot and cook for 5 to 10 minutes, you are done with fried rice.
Thank you so much dear, I appreciate. I have some questions though. Won't I cook the liver before frying? What of the tumeric, you didn't mention it in the cooking procedure. Lastly, the cabbage, what quantity is needed for 3 cups of rice.
Sorry for too many questions, I just want to get it right when I prepare it next week.