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To get started with this particular recipe, we have to first prepare a few components. You can cook lamb lettuce (waterleaf) soup and yellow eba using 18 ingredients and 9 steps. Here is how you cook it.
The ingredients needed to make Lamb Lettuce (Waterleaf) Soup And Yellow Eba:
- Get Chop And pound lamb lettuce. Then Blanch to preserve the colour
- Take Onion
- Prepare Dry pepper
- Take Palm oil
- Take Dawadawa or iru
- Take Chicken parts
- Make ready Ponmo
- Take Cube seasoning
- Get Salt
- Get Crayfish grounded
- Take Fish
- Take Pepper (chili habenaro And scotch bonnet) grinded
- Make ready Yellow garri
- Prepare Hot water
- Take Rolling pin
- Take Plastic mat
- Prepare Board
- Take Knife
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Instructions to make Lamb Lettuce (Waterleaf) Soup And Yellow Eba:
- Wash chicken parts And put in pot. Add cubes seasoning And salt And boil for 10mins
- Add palm oil in another pot. Allow to get hot. Add chopped onions, then You cut And wash Fish. Allow to fry for some mins. Add your grinded peppers. Cube seasoning And allow to cook for 5mins. Take out your chicken And add to the cooking sauce to complete.
- Heat some oil into pot add onions And fry. Add your Blanched waterleaf or lamb lettuce.
- Add salt your cooked ponmo, cubes seasoning And stire well.
- Add your iru and crayfish and cook for some few more mins. Check taste and add your dry pepper.
- The Blanching leaves the lamb lettuce Green And when not over cooked.
- For the eba. When water boils. Add your dry garri flakes and dont make hard. Allow to cool before turning.
- Set on plastic mat or wrap and place on a board. Using rolling pin. Roll and ensure flat. Cut sides with knife. And roll onto a plate
- Serve the pepper Fish sauce then your lamb lettuce ontop.
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