An Igbo Girl Tries a Yoruba Delicacy For the First Time – Making EWEDU & GBEGIRI – Zeelicious Foods

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An Igbo Girl Tries a Yoruba Delicacy For the First Time – Making EWEDU & GBEGIRI – Zeelicious Foods


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  1. For best taste experience, cook your ewedu with locust beans and Agbodo( those small dried fishes) with Crayfish before blending with seasonings. It has better taste than blending before cooking.

    If using crayfish powder add after blending

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  3. Well done Winnie, this is good. Potash isn't healthy, I would prefer you cook your ewedu without covering it at any time and then blend it with your locust beans, then cook it with the seasoning for just few seconds.

  4. 👍👍👍Nice Trial 👏👏👏And it looks delicious 😋😋😋. You will definitely improve your skills in this recipe as time goes on ⌚✌️✌️ ✌️. Well done 👌😀🤗

  5. My way of cooking ewedu that draws well without using potash or bicarbonate is remove the ewedu leaves and pour hot water on the ewedu. After the hot water cools down, blend the ewedu in the blender and it will draw very well. Trust me.

  6. And for the gbegiri pour your beans into the pot with some water ,after it has soften,use your ijabe(kitchen broom)to mash it,after that u sieve it to remove the shaft then pour back inside your pot and add your seasoning and oil
    You’ll love it
    That’s the way

  7. @zeelicious try the cooking method of the ewedu and gbegiri
    For the ewedu put some water in ur pot then add a little bit of bicarbonate or potash so your ewedu won’t look dark wen u are done,put your ewedu after the water already boiled wait for some minutes,check if the leaves are soft then use your ijabe(kitchen broom)to mash it till u get a smooth consistency then add ur seasoning and salt

  8. Weldone. The yoruba in me will not allow me blend ewedu. I prefer doing it the local way with the use of ijabe (kitchen broom).
    Also, i love my ewedu with egusi.
    Maybe when next you want to prepare ewedu, cook it first with either bicarbonate or potash first before blending.