Showing posts with label Eto recipe. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Eto recipe. Show all posts

Thursday, 26 November 2020

How to make an Authentic Eto // Mashed Plantain recipe


INGREDIENTS 
1 semi ripened Plantain. You can use Yam or Cocoyam as a substitute 
30g of Salted Fish (Koobi) - Omit this for a Vegetarian version 
30g of roasted Peanuts 
1 Habanero Chilli
2 large Onions
1 tablespoonful of Zomi (spices Palm oil)
3 or more boiled Eggs 
Avocado slices (optional)
Salt to taste 

METHOD 
Watch how to prepare this classic Ghanaian dish below:



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Thursday, 7 May 2020

HOW TO PREPARE THE AUTHENTIC GHANAIAN ETOR RECIPE


When I got a direct request from ‘Sheena Love’ for an Etor recipe, I had to check I had the basic ingredients to make this dish. Thankfully I recently made the Green Plantain Akara and just had the perfect Plantain for this dish. 


I had to be conservative with the amount of Salted Fish I used for this recipe (due to the ongoing lockdown in the UK) however you can use more if you prefer. It’s important to use more Onions for this dish as it’s lends its sweetness to the dish. You can reduce the amount of Chilli used particularly if you’re serving a child this dish.
Etor is a celebratory dish in Ghana which is made from either semi ripened Plantain, Yam or Cocoyam. I used the semi ripened Plantain for this recipe. 



INGREDIENTS 
1 semi ripened Plantain. You can also use Yam or Cocoyam for this recipe
30g of salted Fish (Koobi)
30g of roasted Peanuts
1 Habanero chilli
2 large Onions
1 tablespoonful of Zomi or Palm oil
3 or more boiled Eggs 
Avocado slices (optional)
Salt to taste

METHOD 
Watch how to prepare this authentic Gluten-free Etor recipe below;




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