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The ingredients needed to make How to Make Nigerian Pate (Braised Maize Porridge):
- Make ready 2 cups braised Maize (tsaki)
- Prepare Meat
- Take 1 tablespoon grounded Locust Beans
- Make ready 1 cup groundnut
- Take 1 medium size onion
- Get 7 pieces fresh tomatoes(optional)
- Make ready 1 bunch the star shape Kenaf leaf (Yakuwa)
- Take 9 pieces pepper
- Make ready 1 tin white zobo sepals (optional)
- Take 1 bunch Kenaf Leaf (Rama)
- Prepare Leaves Scent
- Take Spring Onions
- Get 7 seasoning Cubes
- Make ready Salt
Instructions to make How to Make Nigerian Pate (Braised Maize Porridge):
- Add 700ml of water on heat and allow to boil. - - Put the white zobo sepal in a bowl and add the now boiling water to it. Cover the bowl and allow for 15 minutes before washing. Note: You can add 1/2 teaspoon of potash to it if you don’t want the sour taste.
- Wash the pieces of meat, put in a pot. Add water and 1 seasoning cube. Set on heat and allow to cook till soft.
- Wash the Kenaf leaves, pick and chop it into large pieces and set in a bowl, add 1 teaspoon of salt and add water. Allow to rest for 5 minutes before washing with water twice.
- Wash and slice the tomatoes and onion bulb in a bowl and set aside.
- Pick and wash the scent leaves and set aside.
- Crush the Groundnut and wash, chop the spring Onion and set aside.
- Wash and grate the pepper and set aside. - - When the meat is cooked, add the washes white zobo sepals, locust beans, grated pepper and add a liter of water to the pot.
- Add salt to taste, the seasoning cubes. Cover the pot and allow to boil. - - Using your spatula, stir as you add the tsaki in the boiling water. Keep stirring to avoid it making molds. - - Allow to cook till soft and forms a thick porridge after stirring
- Use a spoon to taste the porridge to know if it’s all soften up. If yes, add the washed scent leaves, chopped spring onions and stir. - - Add the slices tomatoes, sliced onion and stir before adding the crushed groundnut. Stir and add water if too thick. Close the pot and allow to cook for 5 minutes.
- When the time is up, stir and add the kenaf leaves. Stir well, off the heat and allow to steam for 5 minutes before serving.
- I know you will love it. - - Expect more Nigerian recipes. Enjoy
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