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chiken wings and sause.
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Roasted plantain with a peppery sauce ![]()
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chicken spinach and carrot stewda
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Ejadamen:I just love cooking |
snazzydawn:hmm i no sabi ![]() |
my weekend fresh okro soup, with round about, cowleg, shakki and kpomo,
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sau·téd snail.
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baked moi moi, just as tasty!
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efo riro
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Fried Rice.
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Tilapia stew
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Dinner is served!!!
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Fry onions until they are darkest brown/burnt
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Ingredients: Ewa Agonyin/ Dodo
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Yam and Owo ( Traditional EDO food )
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[quote author=Ileke-IdI link=topic=474328.msg6359663#msg6359663 date=1278708947]RECIPE PLZ!!!!!! A bag of gizzard 3 plantains (Dice in 1 inch cubes) Vegetable oil 1 red bell pepper 6 Roma tomatoes Habenero pepper (rodo) Desired amount….I use 5 One large purple onion 2 Knorr cube seasoned salt Curry Thyme Bay leaf 1. De-ice the gizzard then season with seasoned salt, knorr cube, bay leaf and drop one habenero pepper. Cook until tender. 2. Blend the tomatoes, onion, bell pepper, habenero and knorr together. 3. Now you could either fry the gizzard or bake them in the oven till they dry (not too dry), I personally prefer frying (love my grease… Amen?) 4. In a separate pan heat the vegetable oil on medium heat, drop a slice of onion for the sizzle test, wait until the onion turns brown then add your blended mixture. Add a bit salt, curry and thyme. And bay leaf. Cook for 40 minutes on medium heat, do not stir to avoid splash, do not cover either or it will take longer to fry. 5. If you are not adding dodo skip to step 8 6. In a separate pan heat the vegetable oil on medium heat, drop a slice of onion for the sizzle test, wait until the onion turns brown then add your dodo, fry until golden brown. 7. Add your fried dodo to the sauce mix 8. Add your gizzards and allow it to marinate for 10 additional minutes. 9. Add your sliced onions and green pepper for 3 minutes only…do not over cook or the peppers turn brown…Remember the green pepper and onions doubles as a garnishment. |
stiring in dodo in stew
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salad
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Peppered gizzard and Dodo.
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Ogede ( boiled plaintain ) and Shrimp stew ( ata dindin with shrimp)
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Finished meal
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Ready to eat. Served with baked fish and fried plantain. washed down with south african chardonnay!
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Fish (sea bass and salmon used here) seasoned and garnished. -ginger powder -blended garlic -black pepper -chopped onions -mixed peppers -salt -chilli powder/ground pepper wrapped completely in foil (or non stick pan) and baked in oven for 30minutes.
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Rice almost ready (cooked on low heat) tablespoons of water added only if necessary to encourage slow cooking
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Seasoned with salt and 1 Maggi/Knorr, chopped veg and prawns lightly fried for a couple of minutes picture 2 Coconut milk and rice added to mixed veg. Seasoned to taste with curry, maggi/knorr (1), dark soy sauce and salt. No water (as if making jollof. i.e coconut milk veg mix to rice measurement) p.s mind the salt. better to add last.
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Coconut Rice with Baked Fish and Fried Plantain 1/8 ingredients Carrots Mixed Peppers Rice Mixed Veg (baby corn, green peas, carrots, snaps) - i prefer to chop up veg myself. Onion Hot pepper (scotch bonnet) Coconut Milk Soy Sauce Maggi/Knorr (2x2) Salt Medium Curry Powder picture 2. Onions and Garlic Frying - like 2/3 tablespoons of oil was taken out before frying veg
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Fried fish with stir fried peppers
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Fried spinach with Tiger prawns Fried spinach with Tiger prawns Do you love vegetables? And which you could have it with everything? Now you can. You'll need these Ingredients: Fresh Spinach Onions Small Peppers Tiger Prawns Vegetable Oil Salt or Maggi Wash and cut up the spinach (alternatively you can use the frozen ones, from the supermart. However do not use the baby spinach, as they are too soft and watch out for the ones infused with yorgurt, you don't need it). Put the oil into a frying pan, and allow to heat up. Add your sliced onions and peppers, you don't want this to brown. Add the washed Tiger prawns, and stir until it starts to simmer. Finally add your spinach, let it cook for a few mins, depending on what kind of spinach you use. Add your maggi or salt for taste, I say either cos the 2 together may be overwelming, but then again - To each his own. And there you have it - you can add this veg to rice, yam or plantains!
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olof rice, served with coleslaw, grilled Sardines and chopped banana (Alternative to fried plantain, very yummy)
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lafun with efo riro, ewedu stew along with assorted meat.
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plantain eggs and apple
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Fhemmmy:indomie, carrot,greenpepper, onion n tomatoes, eggs. cook the indomie with the diced veggies. fry the dodo, boil the egg, when its ready u dish, ote: u put the veggies wen the indomie is almost ready to keep it fresh. |
