Ingredients
- 1 cup of beans
- 2 bell peppers
- 2 scotch bonnet (ata rodo)
- 3 tbsp of crayfish
- 1 large onion
- knorr chicken cubes, salt to taste
- 1 cooking spoon of coconut oil
- 2 boiled eggs
- 1 raw egg
- Vegetables of choice (I used bell pepper and green beans)
Method:
- Soak the beans and remove peel as usual
- Once beans is soft enough, blend beans, bell pepper, ata rodo and onions all together
- Now, add powdered crayfish, if you have the un-blended crayfish, you can add blend it with the beans puree
- Whisk the raw egg and beans puree together for about a minute
- Heat a cooking spoon of oil and mix knorr cubes in it, now add to the mixture
- You can add extra salt and black pepper to taste
- Transfer the mixture in a pan.
- Note: Be sure to grease the pan, generously and also add about a cooking spoon of water underneath the pan. The water allows the moinmoin steam and cook through while the oil prevents the moinmoin from burning
- Add veggies and boiled eggs
- Heat oven for 5 minutes and bake at 250 degree Celsius for 20-30 minutes
- Tip: to know if the moinmoin is well baked, dip a toothpick/knife into it and remove it, if it comes out with no stains, it simply means its well done, otherwise, allow to bake for some extra time.
- This tip can basically be applied when baking anything.
- Allow to cool
Serve with favorite staples as earlier mentioned
Enjoy...
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