I am extremely excited for the cassava main course recipe; it’s extremely delicious and surprisingly filling. The inspiration for this came from moi moi but the meal is definitely in a class of it’s own. This can be served as brunch, lunch or supper. Take the liberty to incorporate your protein of choice into the recipe; however, I would advice that you do try it with corned beef.
Ingredients
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2 pounds cassava (sweet cassava, not the type used for making garri ) (Yucca) – Substitute African Yam
- 5 Eggs (3 raw, 2 hardboiled-Chopped)
- 1.5 tablespoons Palm oil
- 1.5 tablespoons Coconut Oil
- Salt- to taste
- 1 Seasoning Cube – Knorr
- 1 teaspoon Pepper Flakes (Substitute Chopped fresh pepper)
- Handful Chopped Onion
- 4-6 Prawns – Cleaned and Chopped
- 4-5 tablespoons Corned beef
Other – Hand held grater or food processor, ramekins or other steaming bowl (greased)
Direction
- Using a sharp knife, peel off the cassava skin. Cut the cassava in half lengthwise, and remove the fibrous vein running through the center.
- Finely grate the cassava
- Heat up the Coconut and palm oil. Add in the salt, seasoning cube and pepper. Combine. Set aside
- Crack the fresh eggs into the grated cassava. Add the oil mix. Combine. Gently fold in the left over ingredients
- Portion the mix into greased steaming bowls. Steam on medium heat for 1 hour.
Serve warm.
Can potato be used in this recipe? where can you buy cassava in America, like you would in Nigeria? I am not certain that i have seen it in Nigerian stores? Is it commonly found there?
potato should work. Where do you live? in canada, cassava (Yucca) is sold everywhere – superstore, walmart supercenter as well as asian grocery stores.
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Pls 9jafoodie can u kindly help me again with dis recipe cos I want to use yam instead of cassava, waiting for ur reply. Keep up d gud work.
It’S the exact same procedure as indicated above, just substitute yam with cassava.
oh just seeing this… hungry,, tired of rice and thought i should come look for something to eat…lol… This is very innovative… When I visit I shall taste it.. lol. Good job sis
Thanks dear
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Thanks for the great feedback
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