Cooking Instructions
- 1
Rinse the gizzard in vinegar water to remove any smell
- 2
Place on fire and season with onion, curry powder, salt and seasoning
- 3
Add garlic and ginger (optional) and cover to cook until tender
- 4
Slice and cut plantain and season with little salt and fry in vegetable oil
- 5
Place a clean pan on fire and add little vegetable oil
- 6
Pour in the tomato mix and fry the add the scent leaves
- 7
Then add the boiled gizzard and stir fry for a bit
- 8
Add the fried plantain and stir
Taste for seasoning and adjust if needed - 9
Enjoy
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