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 😂😂😂
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 inside😋
I made it for a recipe contest and i won😆
The feeling is so amazing,actually getting something free for doing what you love.
I won a pressure cooker😊i 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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