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BANGA
SOUP
/
OBE
EYIN
serves
4
Palm-nut soup
500g
/
l1b
Assorted
parts
of
meat
225g
/
8oz
stockfish
(pre-soaked)
225g
/
8oz
bushmeat
(washed)
1kg
/
2Ib
oil-palm
nuts
225g
/
8oz
ground
crayfish
1pt
stock
or
water
225g
/
8oz
Okro
(sliced)
100g
/
4oz
ground
pepper
1
onion
(sliced)
salt
to
taste
Place
the
washed
meat
in
a
large
pot,
add
a
drop
of
water
or
stock
season
with
salt
and
ground
pepper
and
boil
for
30
minutes
or
until
tender.
Add the smoked fish and stockfish, cook for another 10 minutes. Prepare the oil-palm nut to extract the oil by boiling the washed nuts for 20 minutes until soft. Remove from water and pound to remove the oil. Pass through a sieve to separate the kernels from the chaff. Pour the strained pulp into the meat together with the sliced peppers onions' tomatoes puree and Okro. Sprinkle in the crayfish and cook for 15minutes until the soup is fairly reduced and thickened to coat the back of spoon. Check seasoning and serve with pounded yam (Iyan) or Usin/Egun obobo (starch & plantain pudding).
VARIATIONS
Fresh
fish
crayfish
and
shrimps
could
be
used
instead
of
meat
with
a
small
amount
of
ground
egusi
(melon
seeds)
added
instead
of
Okro.
Freshly
washed
bitter
leaf
could
also
be
added.
Courtesy of Laura Edet