Potato and Fish Porridge is produced as a children formula yet adults appreciate this dinner as well.
Elements for Potato and Fish Porridge
- 2 medium Irish potatoes (spuds)
- 1 angle cut
- 1 little red onion
- 2 tablespoons red palm oil
- Dark pepper (to taste)
- Salt (to taste)
- Flavoring block (to taste)
- Verdant spinach: for enhancement (elective: cultivate egg takes off)
- Utilize your most loved fish for this dinner: tilapia, overlaid head bream angle, catfish, conger eel, mackerel (a.k.a. titus in Nigeria). Try not to utilize hard fish while setting up this for children.
- While setting up this for children short of what one year old, don't include salt, pepper and flavoring shapes.
- You can utilize different sorts of peppers: habanero pepper (atarodo) or dry pepper.
- In the event that you are outside Nigeria, utilize verdant spinach for the trimming, in Nigeria, utilize cultivate egg clears out.
- Before you cook Potato and Fish Porridge
- Peel, wash and cut the potato into little solid shapes.
- Dice the onion.
- Wash and cut the spinach or the garden egg leaves and put aside.
- Granulate the dark pepper or the habanero pepper (atarodo) or dry pepper.
- Put the potatoes in a pot, pour water to cover them marginally, include the pepper and diced onions. In the case of utilizing flavoring 3D squares, squash and sprinkle on top of the fixings and blend.
- Put the fish on top, cover the pot and begin cooking on medium warmth.
- When it bubbles, delicately turn the fish on the opposite side to guarantee that it cooks well.
- After around 3 minutes, delicately evacuate the fish and put aside.
- Add palm oil and salt to taste.
- Blend cover and cook on high warmth till the water encompassing the potatoes begins to thicken (shape a porridge).
- At the point when the potato is all around cooked, include the fish back in the pot, blend tenderly and kill the warmth.
- Present with the cuts of spinach leaves or garden egg takes off.
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