Ofe Akwu and Ofada Rice

Ofe Akwu is a palm nut stew that is native to the Igbos tribe in Nigeria specifically Anambra state. Note that there is no ofe akwu without a scent leaf aka Nchuawu. I love to enjoy my ofe akwu with a plate of hot white rice
Ofe Akwu and Ofada Rice
Ofe Akwu is a palm nut stew that is native to the Igbos tribe in Nigeria specifically Anambra state. Note that there is no ofe akwu without a scent leaf aka Nchuawu. I love to enjoy my ofe akwu with a plate of hot white rice
Steps
- 1
Extract the palm fruit concentrate from the palm fruits after boiling and pounding the palm fruit, extract with warm water.
- 2
Per boil extracted palm fruit add the beef and cooked till the extracted palm fruit is getting thick, add dry fish and kpomo and cover your pot
- 3
Add onion, pepper, crayfish, ogiri okpei, salt and bouillon cube stir till the soup has thickened to the consistency you like for your soup.
- 4
Leave to boil very well. Add the scent leaf; leave to simmer for about 2 mins. The ofe akwu is done and ready to be served with a plate of hot white ofada rice. Bon appetit
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