How to Tips Tasty Native soup

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Native soup. Rivers Native Soup is a gift from the people of Rivers State in the Niger Delta Area of Nigeria. These are the riverine people that use the freshest seafood to prepare expensive soups and meals. NATIVE SOUP IS EXPENSIVE TO COOK AND ALSO PACKED FULL OF NUTRIENTS.

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You can cook Native soup using 10 ingredients and 10 steps. Here is how you cook it.

Ingredients of Native soup

1. You need 1 cup of sliced uziza leave.

2. You need of palm oil.

3. Prepare 1 of fresh fish.

4. You need 2 of cubes. of maggi.

5. You need 2 cups of periwinkles.

6. You need 1 cup of crayfish.

7. You need of salt.

8. You need of pepper.

9. You need of canda.

10. It’s of stock fish.

Simple Cooking with Heart brings you this interesting vegetable and bean soup called Three Sisters Soup.

This is actually a Native American recipe and the three "sisters" refer to corn, beans and squash!

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A welcoming soup for visiting friends, this Mohawk Indian corn soup can be prepared on New Year's Eve to celebrate the end of the year.

Native soup step by step

1. Clean the fish then wash it with hot water, soak the stock fish inside hot water..

2. Scrub the canda then wash it..

3. Parboil the fish we the necessary ingredients. 2 cubes of maggi, one bulb of onions, pepper and salt..

4. Wash and slice the uziza leave, grind the crayfish and fresh pepper..

5. Wash and slice the uziza leave, grind the crayfish and fresh pepper..

6. Add the stock fish in the boiling fish on fire, after 30min of cooking just the fish once the water is almost dried..add 3cups of water, palm oil and the ground crayfish..

7. Add the stock in the boiling fish on fire, after 30min of cooking just the fish once the water is almost dried..add 3cups of water, palm oil and the ground crayfish..

8. Add the stock in the boiling fish on fire, after 30min of cooking just the fish once the water is almost dried..add 3cups of water, palm oil and the ground crayfish..

9. Add the stock in the boiling fish on fire, after 30min of cooking just the fish once the water is almost dried..add 3cups of water, palm oil and the ground crayfish..

10. Add the ofof, allow to dissolve in 8-10 min..cook for 3min before adding periwinkles and slice uziza leave. Allow to simmer for 5 min.

This hearty soup or vegetable stew uses the three "sisters" or staples of many Native American food plans: corn, beans, and squash.

Other than the squash, which is roasted for additional flavor, the hard corn and beans were exceptionally useful in the cold autumn and winter months because they stored well.

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I like to make this soup with fresh fish, it is very delicious.

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