Recipe: To Try At Home Groundnut pap
Recipe: To Try At Home Groundnut pap Delicious, fresh and tasty.
Groundnut pap. lol pap with fried groundnut d one dey use to drink garri. I shall give a trial too one day. Also be aware that pap with grounded groundnuts, dry cray fish, dry fish, roasted soya beans (remove the shell), roasted rice, roasted millet, is good for both adult and babies too.
It also contains three cereals at its base - Yellow corn, Guinea corn and Millet.
The presence of Groundnut in this variant also means that it contains extra protein, making it exceptionally healthier for.
Contrary to common misconception, this variant is not made with flavor but actual groundnut.
You can cook Groundnut pap using 4 ingredients and 9 steps. Here is how you achieve it.
Ingredients of Groundnut pap
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You need of +half cup groundnut.
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You need of tuwo rice.
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It’s of Lemon.
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It’s of Sugar.
It also contains three cereals at its base - Yellow corn, Guinea corn and Millet.
In a saucepan over medium-low heat, combine the sugar, corn syrup, evaporated milk, and peanuts.
Bring to a slow boil, and stir to blend once heated.
Pap is like our own version of the English custard.
Groundnut pap instructions
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Wash n soak ur groundnut et rice 4 some hours in a separate bowls.
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U peel d back of d groundnut n wash.
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Grind ur groundnut n keep aside.
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Also grind d rice n set aside.
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U add little water into ur grinded nut n sieve.
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U den place ur sieved nut on fire to boil, stir while boiling.
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U den add ur rice.
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Add ur lemon n sugar.
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Add fried nuts n Serve wit moi moi.
It is made with dry corn soaked in water to ferment and then ground and sieved to get the starch-like paste that is made just like custard.
Many processed nut products in the market, such as peanut butter, often contain high amounts of salt or added sugar.
As a result, it's best to buy nuts products with nothing else added and this what PapaNut Butter is all about.
So, Go Healthy - Go PapaNut Peanuts are high in fat.
In fact, they are classified as oilseeds.
