How to Cook Jollof Rice the Ghanaian Way

Blend chili pepper and fresh/canned chopped tomatoes., Pour the cooking oil of your choice in a saucepan and heat it., Pour in the blended chili pepper and allow to simmer till it just begins to fry., When the stew thickens, add the stock cube and...

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Step-by-Step Guide

  1. Step 1: Blend chili pepper and fresh/canned chopped tomatoes.

    Chop the onion, green pepper and any other vegetables into small pieces.
  2. Step 2: Pour the cooking oil of your choice in a saucepan and heat it.

    Add the chopped onions and green pepper pieces.

    Leave on the fire till you start smelling the green pepper. , Pour in the blended fresh/canned chopped tomatoes.

    Add the tomato puree.

    Allow to simmer. , Taste before adding salt to know if the salt already added is sufficient.

    Keep stirring to ensure that the stew does not burn. , Keep stirring till you feel the rice has soaked up the flavours of the stew. , Taste to check the salt content again and cover the saucepan.

    Allow to boil. , Once the water drains from the rice and its softness or hardness pleases you, it is ready to be served.
  3. Step 3: Pour in the blended chili pepper and allow to simmer till it just begins to fry.

  4. Step 4: When the stew thickens

  5. Step 5: add the stock cube and any other spice.

  6. Step 6: Pour in the rice and stir

  7. Step 7: ensuring the rice has properly mixed with the stew.

  8. Step 8: Add enough water to cook the rice.

  9. Step 9: Keep checking the progress to ensure that the rice cooks properly.

Detailed Guide

Chop the onion, green pepper and any other vegetables into small pieces.

Add the chopped onions and green pepper pieces.

Leave on the fire till you start smelling the green pepper. , Pour in the blended fresh/canned chopped tomatoes.

Add the tomato puree.

Allow to simmer. , Taste before adding salt to know if the salt already added is sufficient.

Keep stirring to ensure that the stew does not burn. , Keep stirring till you feel the rice has soaked up the flavours of the stew. , Taste to check the salt content again and cover the saucepan.

Allow to boil. , Once the water drains from the rice and its softness or hardness pleases you, it is ready to be served.

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