Crispy yam balls
In our state, yam is very common in every home especially when you have relatives who r farming. You can also get it at a cheaper rate in market if not of the present situation we r in caused by the lockdown. What makes it different from d usual yam balls is d addition of breadcrumbs. Enjoy
Crispy yam balls
In our state, yam is very common in every home especially when you have relatives who r farming. You can also get it at a cheaper rate in market if not of the present situation we r in caused by the lockdown. What makes it different from d usual yam balls is d addition of breadcrumbs. Enjoy
Cooking Instructions
- 1
Cook yam with salt till tender and mash
- 2
Add your desired seasoning and spices along with the blended pepper mix and fish
- 3
Mix everything together till combined
- 4
Seasoning your beaten eggs (optional)
- 5
Form balls from mashed yam. Dip in egg and coat with breadcrumbs and deep fry till brown in hot oil over medium heat
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