Corn Fufu and Njyama-njyama African Dish Recipe and Preparation

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Corn Fufu and Vegetable (Njyama-njyama) is a typical African dish rich in various nutrients. This traditional dish has become so popular that it is now eaten in many countries of the world because of its richness. The main ingredients used to prepare a tasty corn fufu and njyama-njyama dish are listed below.

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Health benefits of Corn Fufu and Njyama-njyama

Corn Fufu and Njyama-njyama is a dish very rich in food nutrients such as,

  • carbohydrates
  • proteins
  • vitamins
  • fats and oil

The video above shows how to prepare Corn Fufu and Njyama-njyama. View and share it with friends. 

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Corn Flour
Corn-fufu flour
Huckleberry and tomatoes
Huckleberry and tomatoes
Fixed Huckleberry
Fixed Huckleberry
Fresh Pepper
Pepper
Red onion
onion
Banana leave
Banana leave

Preparing the Njyama-njyama

  • Harvest the huckleberry (Njyama-njyama) from the farm or buy it from the market. The quantity depends on how much fufu and njyama-njyama you want to prepare. Pick the vegetable by removing the hard stems. Wash thoroughly and boil the vegetables for about 15 to 20 minutes, then remove and slice.
  • Slice the tomatoes and onion and fry using vegetable oil for about two to three minutes.
  • Add salt and maggi, and allow to fry for about two or three more minutes depending on the quantity. Pepper can also be added at this stage for those who like it.
  • Add the sliced njyama-njyama and stir well. When it is well mixed with the tomato and onion paste, allow it for one or two minutes, then stir and remove from the gas cooker or fireside.
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Fried njyama-njyama
Fried njyama-njyama
How to Prepare the Corn Fufu

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  • Trash-dry yellow or white corn and grind it at a grinding mill. You may buy corn flour from a store that has already prepared it.
  • Put enough water in a sizable pot, depending on your quantity. Allow the water to bubble. Mixed the cornflour with water and put in the bubbling water, then stir continuously for about three to four minutes till the dough is thick and tough.
  • Add warm water and using a pestle or a wooden spoon, open the dough and let the water go in between the dough down to the bottom of the pot. Then cover and let it cook for about two to three minutes. open and stir till the fufu is smoother, tougher, and looks shiny.
  • Use the banana leaves to tie. Where there are no banana leaves, you can use film rolls.
  • Serve with fried or baked chicken, fish, or meat.

Corn Fufu and Njyama-njyama African Dish

Corn-fufu
Corn-fufu
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Health benefits of Corn Fufu and Njyama-njyama

Corn Fufu and Njyama-njyama is a dish very rich in food nutrients such as,

  • carbohydrates
  • proteins
  • vitamins
  • fats and oil

The video above shows how to prepare Corn Fufu and Njyama-njyama. View and share it with friends. 

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Related:

African Traditional Dish, Achu, and Yellow Soup

Aspects Of The English Language

Basic Mathematics

General Knowledge Questions and Answers Revision

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