Tin moi moi (alalen gwangwani)

This I made using evaporated milk cans. It was what was used locally to make moi moi before the advent of different molds an containers that are currently used.
Tin moi moi (alalen gwangwani)
This I made using evaporated milk cans. It was what was used locally to make moi moi before the advent of different molds an containers that are currently used.
Cooking Instructions
- 1
Dehusk and wash beans thoroughly. Blend together with tatase, attaruhu, onion in a blender till you get a smooth paste.
- 2
Beat the beans paste thoroughly till fluffy. Add water till you get a desired consistency.
- 3
Add ground crayfish, salt, buillion cubes and palm oil. Pour in washed milk tins that have been greased with palm oil.
- 4
Insert a boiled egg in the middle of each bean paste filled tin. Steam over a pot of boiling water or use a steamer.
- 5
Allow to steam till it is well cooked. You can checker by inserting a skewer in one tin.
- 6
Remove from tins and serve. It can be accompanied with a cup of garri, pap or custard.
- 7
This is how the inside looks
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