Ikolo

As a child growing up, this local street delicacy was a win win! I enjoyed buying it. And recently i came across fresh ones here in Abuja and could not help myself but buy and come prepare at home. This edible worms are a power house of protein! They are gotten from the inside stem of palm trees and don’t come cheap as well. Some people prefer the dried pressed ones but I prefer mine this way.
Ikolo
As a child growing up, this local street delicacy was a win win! I enjoyed buying it. And recently i came across fresh ones here in Abuja and could not help myself but buy and come prepare at home. This edible worms are a power house of protein! They are gotten from the inside stem of palm trees and don’t come cheap as well. Some people prefer the dried pressed ones but I prefer mine this way.
Steps
- 1
Wash the ikolo with water and place in a bowl
- 2
Put 2 cup of water in a pot and add the chilli pepper, little salt and seasoning
- 3
Add the ikolo and allow to cook for no more than 4-5minutes until dry up
- 4
Then continue stirring until the ikolo begins to release its own oil
- 5
Then remove and pour out in a plate to cool completely
- 6
Best enjoyed on it’s own or some dried cassava cake (kpokpo garri)
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