Abacha (food) facts for kids
Abacha with kpomo, fish and utazi
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Alternative names | African Salad | ||||||
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Place of origin | Nigeria | ||||||
Region or state | South East | ||||||
Serving temperature | Cold | ||||||
Main ingredients | Dried shredded cassava | ||||||
Ingredients generally used | Ogiri | ||||||
Variations | Ukpa, Ugba | ||||||
367 kcal (1537 kJ) | |||||||
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Abacha i// is a type of food originating with the Igbos in south eastern Nigeria.
Ingredients
- Dried shredded cassava
- Ugba or ukpaka
- Palm oil
- Powdered potash
- Fish (spiced cooked)
- Ponmo (cooked and sliced)
- Onion (sliced)
- Garden eggs (Diced)
- Garden egg leaves (chopped)
- Salt and dry pepper
- Crayfish
- Seasoning cubes
- Calabash nutmeg
- Ogiri
- Fresh utazi leaves
- Boiling water
Preparations
1. Add the grated cassava (abacha) into a bowl of water , soak for 40 minutes and drain.
2. After cutting the urazi leaf, frying the fish and boil ponmo. Pour palm oil into a pot after mixing potash in warm water.
3. After a yellow paste is formed from mixing palm oil and potash, add spices like sliced onions, pepper, iru, ugba and garden eggs.
4. Serve and eat while hot.
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