Showing posts with label Egg Stew recipe. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Egg Stew recipe. Show all posts

Thursday, 21 May 2020

KOOBI ANGWA MO - ARANCINI BALLS RECIPE ( Rice and Cheese balls)




Arancini Balls are Sicillian balls of Rice that are usually filled with Meat sauce, Mozzarella, coated in breadcrumbs and deep fried.  

'Angwa Mo', a popular Ghanaian Rice dish which translates to 'Oiled Rice', is usually made with salted Beef and served with Sardines and an Omelette. 

This recipe has fused two different cultures together without loosing the varied authentic flavours both dishes have.

I made the classic Ghanaian Angwa Mo with salted Fish instead of salted Beef on this occasion. 
See recipe link below👇🏾

KOOBI ANGWA MO



I’ve used the left over  'Koobi Angwa Mo' which includes the crunchy bottom bits known as 'Kanzo' for this recipe.
Watch how I managed to use Thai Hom Mali Rice, which has less starch content to the classic Risotto rice which Arancini is made from. 
How did I manage to get the mixture in a pliable way to form a ball? 
First let’s tackle the ingredients you need for this recipe.

INGREDIENTS 
100g of Koobi Angwa Mo rice or any leftover rice
100g of grated Mozzarella 
3 Eggs
40g of Panko Breadcrumbs 
1 tablespoonful of Corn starch
40g of chopped Spring Onions
3 or more chopped Green Chillies (optional)
Salt to taste
300ml of your preferred oil for deep frying


METHOD 
Watch how to prepare this flavour packed Arancini balls below;


Learn how to make the authentic Angwa Mo version below;

CLASSIC ANGWA MO RECIPE👇🏾



Do you have any leftover Jollof Rice? Why not try this👇🏾

JOLLOF RICE ARANCINI RECIPE



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Friday, 15 March 2019

THE FLAVOUR PACKED EGG STEW RECIPE EVER


As recipes go, this is the ultimate best in terms of natural flavours, textures and cost. It’s an easy to follow recipe that can feed a family of 6 with your preferred carbohydrates.



The inclusion of ‘One Mouth Thousand’ (fried baby fish in Coconut oil) a delicacy amongst the Ewe tribe of Ghana gives this stew an incredible flavour. In the absence of ‘One Mouth Thousand’ you can use salted Anchovies. If you’re using the salted Anchovies ensure you add it before the including the Tomatoe purée for extra flavour.

This stew can be enjoyed with boiled Yam, Plantain, Rice, Potatoes or as a sandwich.
A perfect day to try this recipe. Please leave comments below with your feedback when you try the recipe.


INGREDIENTS 
10 Eggs
20ml of Groundnut / Coconut oil
4 large sliced Onions
8 chopped Green Chillies or 1 Habanero chilli 
30g of Tomato Paste or Purée 
1 levelled teaspoon of dried Rosemary 
150 of Organic Carrots cut into sizeable chunks 
350g of baby Plum Tomatoes 
1 large Red Pepper
20g of Ginger
2 cloves of Garlic
30g of fresh Basil
20g of chopped Spring Onions
2 tablespoonfuls of One Man Thousand or 2 salted Anchovies 
Half a teaspoon of milled White Peppercorns 
Half a teaspoon of grated Nutmeg
Salt to taste

METHOD 
Watch how to prepare this amazing flavour packed stew below;




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