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Nigerian Stew (without meat or Fish)
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This basic Nigerian stew, without meat or fish. How Long Does Nigerian Stew (without meat or Fish) Recipe Take To Prepare?Nigerian Stew (without meat or Fish) takes 15 minutes to prepare. How Long Does Nigerian Stew (without meat or Fish) Recipe Take To Cook?Nigerian Stew (without meat or Fish) takes 45 minutes to cook. How Many Servings Does Nigerian Stew (without meat or Fish) Recipe Make?Nigerian Stew (without meat or Fish) makes 8 servings. What Are The Ingredients For Nigerian Stew (without meat or Fish) Recipe?The ingredients for Nigerian Stew (without meat or Fish) are: TomatoHot Pepper Bell Pepper (tatase) Onions Canola Oil Salt Knorr Chicken Boullion Chicken Broth Curry How Do I Make Nigerian Stew (without meat or Fish)?Here is how you make Nigerian Stew (without meat or Fish): - Slice or blend the tomatoes, hot peppers and bell peppers- Slice or blend the onions separately (I prefer it sliced)- Heat up a pot, and put the canola oil inside to heat.- Pour the onions into the heated oil, and stir it until its cooked- Pour the tomatoes and peppers into the pot and cover. - Allow it to cook for about 10 minutes (or till it starts to boil)-Stir the mixture, and cover the pot again. Keep stiring until the mixture gets darker, or until it doesn't taste raw anymore. - Add the Chicken broth, and allow it to cook for an extra 5 minutes.- Season with salt, curry, knorr boullion (you can use the cubes or maggi). - Allow cook for 1 extra minute and turn it off- Serve it as a sauce for Rice or anything of choiceNumber of Servings: 8Recipe submitted by SparkPeople user JUDY4ALL.What's The Nutritional Info For Nigerian Stew (without meat or Fish)?The nutritional information for Nigerian Stew (without meat or Fish) is:
What Dietary Needs Does Nigerian Stew (without meat or Fish) Meet?The dietary needs meet for Nigerian Stew (without meat or Fish) is Vegetarian |
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