Banga soup with starch

I remember eating banga and starch for the first time at my traditional wedding. I decided to try it out and waooh! It's really delicious.
Banga soup with starch
I remember eating banga and starch for the first time at my traditional wedding. I decided to try it out and waooh! It's really delicious.
Steps
- 1
Wash palm nuts and place in a pot with water to boil
- 2
Wash the stock fish and beef thoroughly with water and salt and place in a pot to boil for 20 mins.
- 3
After 30 mins, the palm fruit should be thoroughly cooked
- 4
Drain the water and place the banga in a motar and pound to extract the juice.
- 5
When the skin is peeled from the nuts, add warm water and sieve until all the juice is out.
- 6
Place the extract from the palm nut in a pot and allow to boil.
- 7
Add banga spice, beef, stock fish, salt, Maggi, pepper,
- 8
After about 20 mins, the soup should be cooked, thicker and with oil floating on top.
- 9
Traditionally, Banga is eaten with starch for the Deltans. For the Igbos, it goes with garri. It can also be used as sauce for white rice.
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