Hello everyone
I know it's been a while i posted here,i'm so sorry it's not intentional.
I have a lot going on in my business so it's been taking alot of my time and also i am working on the blog to make it professional and attractive so you all can take me seriously ๐๐๐
For now i share most of my recipes on my instagram and facebook page @womasmenu you could check it out and follow.
Today's recipe is this amazing yam balls i made last week with my own twist,it's so delicious,crunchy outside and soft inside๐
I made it for a recipe contest and i won๐
The feeling is so amazing,actually getting something free for doing what you love.
I won a pressure cooker๐i have always wanted one and was even planning on buying.
This recipe is very easy to make and the ingredients can be gotten from any local market around you or a super market.
So let's get cooking.......
INGREDIENTS
-1 ball of onion chopped
- 2 Red pepper chopped
-1/2 Green bell pepper chopped
-1/2 cabbage chopped(optional)
-1 Egg
-1 tbsp suya spice(optional)
-1 seasoning cubes
-1 tsp curry powder
-Salt to taste
-Vegetables oil for deep frying.
- Bread crumbs or cornflakes(I used cornflakes,crush before using)
Bread crumb is easy to make,place bread in the oven or hot pan,allow to get very dried,remove and blend with a dry blender.
Note-the ingredients i used is for two serving,increase for more.
PREPARATION
-Peel the yam,cut into small chunks,rinse,add to a pot,add enough water,salt to taste,bring to boil till soft.
-while you are waiting on the yam to boil separate the egg yolk from white,place in separate bowls.
-check the yam,once is ready drain the water,place in a bowl,add the egg yolk,chopped veggies,curry,seasoning cubes ,suya spice and salt.mix all together with clean hands till it's well mix.
-mold with your hands into a round ball,mix in egg white then coat with the bread crumbs or cornflakes.
-place a pan with oil on high heat,drop the yam balls into the hot oil carefully,reduce to low heat fry till golden brown,place in a kitchen towel to drain.
Serve alone as a snack or with sauce or stew.
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