Ingredients
-Beans Flour
-Cooked Tomato Stew
-Half an Onion
S-alt to taste
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Mix the beans flour in warm water and add a little of the cooked stew |
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Chop your onions |
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Stir the onions into the beans mixture |
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The consistency
of the beans mixture should be thick, just about dropping from the
spoon. Heat at least 2 inches deep oil in a pot or fry pan till it
sizzles when an onion is dropped in. Use a round bottomed spoon to scoop
the beans mixture into the hot oil |
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Remove and add more of the beans mixture as you pot can contain |
Your food is ready. Eat with custard or akamu/ogi, a cold juice drink or a hot beverage like tea or coffee. Bon apetit!
RML
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