Tuwon shinkafa

I got this recipe from Cookpad author, I normally do mine with only white rice and water but for this one she added flour and it’s really nice., though she said you can either use flour, semo. @cook_Fadila come and see my trial
Tuwon shinkafa
I got this recipe from Cookpad author, I normally do mine with only white rice and water but for this one she added flour and it’s really nice., though she said you can either use flour, semo. @cook_Fadila come and see my trial
Cooking Instructions
- 1
Fist of all you need to pick all the dirty once in the white rice,filter it wash it,drain it and set aside.
- 2
In a big clean pot heat some water and let it boil
- 3
Add your washed rice to the boil water.
- 4
Allow it to cook very well and turn it. Then, mash the cooked rice.
- 5
At this stage add the flour/semo /corn flour and keep on stirring it very well. Note; don’t let the water in the rice dries up before adding the flour:semo if not it will be very hard. Enjoy it with any soup of your choice.
- 6
Shape it with anything of your choice or tie it in nylon like mine.I enjoyed mine with dried okra soup
- 7
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