Tomato stew

I am so excited this fresh tomatoes scarcity didnt get to me.bought a whole lot blend and stored in the deep frezzer so that i dont miss out my tomato stew.
Tomato stew
I am so excited this fresh tomatoes scarcity didnt get to me.bought a whole lot blend and stored in the deep frezzer so that i dont miss out my tomato stew.
Cooking Instructions
- 1
Rinse the ata rodo and fresh tomatoes and blend with ginger and garlic.boil till no water is inside it and remember do not cover the pot while boiling.
- 2
Heat up ground Nut oil slice onion and fry for 20seconds then pour in the tomato paste.stir and fry till is not tasting raw again.
- 3
Pour in 1/2 cup of water,Salt,Maggi cubes,curry and thyme.boil for 10minutes.this sauce can be enjoyed with boiled rice or boiled yam😁
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