Recipe: Appetizing Tumeric Matoke

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Recipe: Appetizing Tumeric Matoke Delicious, fresh and tasty.

Tumeric Matoke. Don't Waste Your Money On A Turmeric Supplement That Doesn't Work! Tumeric Matoke I love turmeric because of the colour and its packed with flavour. I don't like this meal due to the number of times I ate it as a child.

Add cooking oil and chopped onions to sauce pan.

Then add the tomato puree, ginger, garlic and chillies.

Cook for a couple of minutes then add the masala; the turmeric and salt and finally, the chopped coriander.

You can cook Tumeric Matoke using 8 ingredients and 3 steps. Here is how you achieve that.

Ingredients of Tumeric Matoke

  1. It’s 5 of potatoes.

  2. You need 2 of raw bananas.

  3. It’s 1/2 cup of peas.

  4. You need 1 of Onion.

  5. It’s 1 of tomato.

  6. You need 1 of carrot.

  7. It’s 1 tsp of tomato paste.

  8. It’s 1 tsp of turmeric.

This recipe to one of Uganda's most popular delicacies called, Matoke. which comprises of varieties of spies mixed with banana giving it a delicious taste.. ½ tsp of turmeric Matoke is a beloved dish whose origin is Uganda.

It is made from the starchy variety of bananas.

Try it with some peanut sauce for a tantalizing meal!

For the meat preparation, add all the ingredients to a pot and cook on medium heat for an hour (until the oil of the meat comes out) AS for the plantains, peel and cut them in wedge.

Tumeric Matoke instructions

  1. Start by cooking the onions till golden brown then add the peas. After 3 minutes add the turmeric and cover..

  2. Add the vegetables and let cook for a few minutes. Add hot water and the potatoes and bananas..

  3. Serve as desired..

Add ground dhana jeera or a mixture of ground tumeric, coriander and cumin seeds.

Also called matooke, matoke is the name given to plantains, a type of green banana, in certain areas of eastern African, specifically Uganda.

Matoke are a staple crop, as well as a staple food, in eastern Africa.

The term also refers to a dish made from these plantains.

In fact, the stew-like dish is a national dish of Uganda.