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How to cook Jollof rice

How to cook Jollof rice. Abibat Odejayi July 2, 2008 English 393. Introduction. This dish is common throughout West Africa This Process is used for cooking jollof rice, Which can be served as lunch or dinner. This procedures is intended for UMBC students and anyone who likes to cook.

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How to cook Jollof rice

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  1. How to cook Jollof rice Abibat Odejayi July 2, 2008 English 393

  2. Introduction This dish is common throughout West Africa This Process is used for cooking jollof rice, Which can be served as lunch or dinner. This procedures is intended for UMBC students and anyone who likes to cook. This process can be done at any time of the day. Be careful while using the knife.

  3. Ingredients • 4 cups (or about 1 liter) white rice • 2 fresh tomatoes • 1 bell pepper (without seeds if you don't like things too hot) OR • 8 ounces (or about ¼ liter) canned tomato sauce • 3 ounces (or about 90 milliliters) canned tomato paste • Onion • Salt • Dry Red Pepper (like Cayenne pepper) • Meat broth (about 1 cup or ¼ liters) or • Magi cubes (about 4) • Water • Curry • Thyme • Mixed Vegetable if you prefer it • Vegetable oil

  4. Tools • Pot • Blender • Big spoon for stirring • Knife • Chopping board

  5. Preparation time • Approximately one and half hour • This process will serve 6 to 8 people.

  6. Cooking Instructions • You should rinse the rice before cooking it, unless the rice is pretty clean. • Put the rice and about 6 cups (or about 1½ liters) of water into a pot and place on high heat. (Some people prefer to boil the water and add the rice to boiling water. This is fine too.)

  7. Cooking Instructions • Blend the fresh tomatoes and pepper until they are smooth in texture (you can also grind the onion with this mixture). • Let the rice cook 10-15 minutes. • Add about 5 drops of vegetable oil.

  8. Cooking Instructions • Add either the tomato/pepper mixture or the tomato sauce and tomato paste. If you have not added the onion, you can slice or dice it now and add to the pot, depending on how large you like your onions.

  9. Cooking Instructions • Add enough water to allow the rice to complete cooking (since you will not be draining the rice, it is better to add too little and check up on it often, than to add too much).

  10. Cooking Instructions • Add meat broth from boiling any meat, you can add it to this as well. Otherwise, unless you are a vegetarian, suggest adding about 4 magi cubes for taste.

  11. Cooking Instructions • Add about 2 teaspoons of salt, and about ½ a teaspoon of dry red pepper (as the rice is cooking, or as you are eating the finished product, you can add more of either one of these so I really suggest starting out small, also useful if different people who will be dining have different tastes). • Add curry and thyme to give it a nice aroma.

  12. Cooking Instructions • Allow the rice to continue cooking until the rice is soft. If it is not dry at this point, then switch the heat to low to allow it to dry the excess water without making the rice much softer. (Also, some people prefer to bake it once they've added the ingredients...I suggest 350 degrees or so.) • Add a desired amount of mixed vegetable when it is almost done, before you turn off the heat.

  13. Cooking Instructions • Once cooked, add more salt or pepper to it if you wish. • HINT: Goes GREAT with fried plantain and usually eaten with some meat on the side.

  14. Picture • here is a picture of cooked jollof rice

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