Imoyo Eba RecipeOrigin: Nigeria Period: Traditional |
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Eba is the Nigerian for fermented cassava flour, known elsewhere in West Africa as Gari. This dish is a Nigerian staple. Ingredients
600ml good vegetable or meat stock 
Imoyo Eba Preparation:Method:Add the stock and 100ml tomato paste to a saucepan and bring just to a boil. At this point sprinkle the gari over the broth, stirring vigourously until thoroughly incorporated. Allow to cook over medium heat for 10 minutes, or until the mixture is stiff. Remove from the heat and stir-in the butter, mixing well. Allow to cool then, using wet hands, form into a rounded shape and place on a serving plate. Traditionally this is served with Chicken Imoyo but it can be used for any stew or sauce where you would normally serve fufu. |
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