Hey everyone, hope you’re having an amazing day today. Today, I will show you a way to make a distinctive dish, cocoyam soup (ede) and semovita. One of my favorites. For mine, I’m gonna make it a bit unique. This is gonna smell and look delicious.
Cocoyam soup (ede) and semovita is one of the most well liked of recent trending foods on earth. It’s enjoyed by millions daily. It’s easy, it is quick, it tastes yummy. Cocoyam soup (ede) and semovita is something which I’ve loved my entire life. They’re fine and they look wonderful.
Hello Fam. in this video will be sharing with you guys, how i made this ofe owerri or. Cocoyam(ede) is commonly used as a thickener for bitterleaf soup, oha soup and some other soups eaten in Africa. It can be made into fufu and.
To begin with this recipe, we have to prepare a few components. You can have cocoyam soup (ede) and semovita using 22 ingredients and 7 steps. Here is how you cook it.
The ingredients needed to make Cocoyam soup (ede) and semovita:
- Make ready Cocoyam
- Prepare Brisket bone
- Prepare Stock fish
- Prepare Beef
- Make ready Palm oil
- Make ready leaf Bitter
- Get Thickener
- Take cubes Seasoning
- Prepare Salt
- Get Fresh pepper
- Get Crayfish
- Get Cocoyam
- Get Brisket bone
- Get Stock fish
- Take Beef
- Make ready Palm oil
- Prepare leaf Bitter
- Make ready Thickener
- Make ready cubes Seasoning
- Make ready Salt
- Get Fresh pepper
- Prepare Crayfish
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Instructions to make Cocoyam soup (ede) and semovita:
- Was cocoyam and boil, when it is done, peel back and pound in a mortar, add some drops of palm oil and pound together, set aside
- In a pot, boil the beef, stock fish, brisket bone with salt and seasoning cubes. Add palm oil, add the fresh pepper, cover and allow to boil. When oil is totally dissolved, scoop the cocoyam bit by bit into the pot, cover and allow the cocoyam to dissolve. After few minutes, add the thickener (helps to thicken the soup).
- Stir together, taste for seasoning, add if necessary. Add the crayfish and washed bitter leaf, stir together. Cover and allow to fully cook.
- Your tasty cocoyam soup is ready to be eaten with any swallow of your choice. Enjoy!!!
- In a pot, boil the beef, stock fish, brisket bone with salt and seasoning cubes. Add palm oil, add the fresh pepper, cover and allow to boil. When oil is totally dissolved, scoop the cocoyam bit by bit into the pot, cover and allow the cocoyam to dissolve. After few minutes, add the thickener (helps to thicken the soup).
- Stir together, taste for seasoning, add if necessary. Add the crayfish and washed bitter leaf, stir together. Cover and allow to fully cook.
- Your tasty cocoyam soup is ready to be eaten with any swallow of your choice. Enjoy!!!
Nigerian chophouses list soups with meat or fish ingredients. Also includes recipes for egusi and Nigerian chophouses typically list a number of soups with meat or fish ingredients, served with either pounded yam, eba (steamed garri), semovita or jollof rice. jiakpu. cassava. ede. cocoyam. agwa. Achicha Ede is cocoyam flakes porridge and is as traditional as it gets when it comes to Igbo foods. Achicha Ede (Echicha Ede in Enugu State of Nigeria) is a cocoyam pottage prepared with dried cocoyam flakes. It is one of the most traditional meals in Igboland.
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