Fanke
Maman Ammabua @cook_16118813
Fanke is a Nigerian snack which is popular almost everywhere. I like serving it with Tea!!
Fanke
Fanke is a Nigerian snack which is popular almost everywhere. I like serving it with Tea!!
Cooking Instructions
- 1
In a bowl add all purpose flour
- 2
Add yeast, sugar, baking bowder and mix thoroughly
- 3
Add in you water and pinch of soaked potash then mix, it should not be too watery but it should be sticky
- 4
Let it rise for 1hour
- 5
Preheat your vegetable oil in frying pan and gently scoop into the heated oil and fry in a medium heat
- 6
When it become brown then remove from fire and serve hot...I enjoy mine with Tea.
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