Gari is made out of grated Cassava that's fermented and roasted. Gari has a Couscous consistency and most West Africans use it just as you would Couscous and more.
Gari can be enjoyed both in a savoury or sweet way.
'Gari Piñon', is basically Gari cooked in a hot and perfectly spiced Tomato broth. This is a popular dish in Togo, Benin and the Ewe's of Ghana. Gari Pinon has a soft and light texture which is packed with flavours and can be enjoyed with your favourite Meat, Fish or Poultry.
With this Gari Piñon recipe I used my Chicken stew recipe as the base for my broth and added finely diced Peppers for colour and added crunch.
Watch how to make the Chicken stew below;
For this recipe you will need;
300g of Chicken stew. Use 200g for the broth and leave 100g with the Chicken. Best to shred the Chicken in the remaining stew for garnishing and serving.
150g of Gari or try using CousCous.
150g of finely diced mixed Peppers. (Red, Green and Yellow).
1 finely diced medium Onion
Salt to taste
Watch how to create this recipe on my YouTube channel, ‘Ndudu by Fafa’, below;
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