I have a fish sauce I prepare in less than 30 minutes for yam, potatoes, even rice. It's not just quick, it's yum yum yum! This Fish sauce is bae and you know smoked mackerel aka smoked "Titus" is "bae-er" LOL. I love it! Oh, make sure you SUBSCRIBE after watching this video because we are about to hit 30k Youtube Subscribers, that is Thirty Thousand People watch my Channel! Amazeballs!!!!!!!!!!
INGREDIENTS
1 big Smoked or Boiled Mackerel Fish
10 plum Tomatoes
1 Habenero
2 Green Chilli
1 small Green Bell Pepper
2 medium Onions
1 tsp chopped Ginger
1 tsp Salt
1 tsp Thyme
1 Seasoning Cube
1 tbs Ground crayfish
1/2 cup Vegetable Oil
PREPARATION
- Add vegetable oil to a pot till it is hot, add chopped onions, chopped ginger and chopped bell pepper. Sauté.
- Roughly blend tomato, pepper and onion. Add this to the pot.
- Scatter the mackerel fish into chunks, then add this to the pot. Add chopped green chilli too.
- Add salt, thyme and seasoning cube. Cover the pot and allow to cook till the oil starts floating at the top. This should take about 10 minutes. Remember to stir occasionally.
- Now add ground crayfish and allow to simmer.
Enjoy!
That looks really good
ReplyDeleteSisi thanks for making our lives so easy #sisiyemmieblogaddict#
ReplyDeleteYou had me at 30 minutes! We were talking about mackerel at home just 2 hours ago, and now I see this :p
ReplyDeleteI'll put this on my list.
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I live in the U.S and always love to cook different foods, you have inspired me to cook more Nigerian foods and order spices ....Thank you for always speaking your truth and Yes you are on my list of YouTubers, that I have to watch ASAP. ...Love all the way from the USA
ReplyDeleteI live in the U.S and always love to cook different foods, you have inspired me to cook more Nigerian foods and order spices ....Thank you for always speaking your truth and Yes you are on my list of YouTubers, that I have to watch ASAP. ...Love all the way from the USA
ReplyDeleteThis is Yummy Yummy...Simi Yemmie, you are doing a great job here.
ReplyDeleteWell done . I tried this yesterday and tweaked the step a little. I added ginger powder and oregano spice and then added the bell pepper after the pepper has fried
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