Recipe: To Try At Home Eba shape bowl & eforiro
Recipe: To Try At Home Eba shape bowl & eforiro Delicious, fresh and tasty.
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A live bowl is in play.
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You can have Eba shape bowl & eforiro using 1 ingredients and 1 steps. Here is how you cook that.
Ingredients of Eba shape bowl & eforiro
- Prepare 1 bundle of spinach,assorted meat,cryfish,atta(scotch bonnet) red pepper,onions,maggi n spices of ur choice,salt to taste,daddawa(sweet lucust beans? and red oil.
Boil the water and pour the garri into a big bowl.
It is best if you use a wooden spoon.
Continue mixing until you get soft but firm dough.
The bowl height and the shank length are usually equal.
Eba shape bowl & eforiro step by step
- Cut ur spinach n soak in hot water (it will not loses d color) n keep it aside.
boil meat n the rest Grate/pound d peppers, onions n daddawa,fry for some mnts pour water,add d maggi & spices including meat n others to boil very well.
when its boiled add the spinach that u kept aside.Turning n leave it to cook again for 5 mnts.
for Eba..boil water pour into Garri,turning it very well or pound with pestle in ther to be smoothly. Then mould or make any shape of ur choice..
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