Hello my dear steemians and welcome to my new recipe on how to prepare; Njama Njama(Huckleberry leaves) and Kahtikati (chicken) Using Groundnut oil.
Huckleberry leaves is a vegetable that can be cooked using different methods. Some can be cooked in a typical traditional way using red oil but here I am going to be using Groundnut oil.
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Before we start, I will first list out the ingredients
- Njama-njama (Huckleberry)
- Fresh tomatoes
- Onion
- Groundnut oil
- Seasoning(Maggi, salt)
Below are pictures of the ingredients
Huckleberry
Fresh tomatoes
Onion
Groundnut oil
maggi
Salt
With all the ingredients above, I am ready and set for the kitchen. Follow me to the kitchen let's start. It's going to very interesting you know 😄
- To select the huckleberry, take out the strong stems as well as the yellow leaves of the huckleberry. Slice the vegetable if you whish. I didn't slice mine because the steps were soft and the leaves too are of the small size. Mainly slicing is done only for the big leave type of huckleberry. After doing the selection, wash it several times and ensure that it is clean. Put in a pot and boil. Strain it when it's done. Fellow the pictures below for a better understanding.
- The next step now is to Slice the tomatoes and onions.
- Heat some groundnut oil in a pot. Add the tomatoes and onions. Let it fry as you stir from time to time. Put the seasoning.
.Add the vegetables and stir so that it mixes well. Let it cook together for a few minutes. Taste to make sure it is well seasoned.
If it is well seasoned, you can now serve it.
Once your Njama Njama is ready, you can go on to prepare your Kahtikati.
To do this, you just need your chicken cleaned off. Then you can now slice It into different shapes of your choice. Once you are done, you boil it as seen below.
Once it is boiled, prepare your tomatoes and onions and fry. When the onion and tomatoes are ok to your taste, you then put in your chicken.
At this stage, you can now taste for your sessioning. If everything is ok, you can now serve with Fufu corn or any starch of your choice. I love mine with Fufu corn. Good appetite to all.😋😋😋
Special thanks to
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@ngoenyi
I am inviting @breeze.com, @tenguhatanga to come and have a taste.
So you took time, finished your food and you are not calling me to come eat abi???
If i a am coming you must promise to buy wine ohh..Yes beautiful dish from the North West region of Cameroon. A complete dish and a balance. You did a great job to explain the steps in details and kept coming back to check the chicken. When i marry keep bordering my wife to Cook this 😃😃😊 Wahala de...
You could try taking your pics at times in landscape mode so they do not eat too much space. Thanks for sharing my good and beautiful friend
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Hahahaha ok I will buy the wine if really that's what you want. Thanks for the corrections I will try next time to take my photos in landscape. That didn't really cross my mind. Thank you🙏
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