PERFECT NIGERIAN PARTY JOLLOF RICE – SMOKY PARTY JOLLOF | SISI JEMIMAH

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PERFECT NIGERIAN PARTY JOLLOF RICE – SMOKY PARTY JOLLOF | SISI JEMIMAH


Just showing you how I make my Nigerian Smoky Party Jollof Rice. This recipe feeds roughly 20 people.

I’ve also included measurements for a smaller portion which feeds roughly 8 people.

I recorded a longer extended version of this recipe with audio instructions. I’ll post it hopefully, by the weekend.

Ideally, your Jollof should turm out…

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  1. I've seen alot of jollof recipes on YouTube and tried them but this is by far the best! I replicated and my jollof game went from 50 to 150!. Im making another batch today and just had to leave a comment. Well done ma!

  2. Hello, after you add the washed rice and cover with foil, do you cook with low, medium or high heat?

    Also can you give me tips. I did try this but it didn't turn out well (this must be my fault somewhere but I don't know exactly what I'm missing). First it was burnt like you said, but the burnt part was mixed with the other parts.

    Second, the rice wasn't getting soft. I didn't add water (only broth) but kept checking every 15 minutes and it looked like the rice was only trying to fry and wasn't getting soft. After about 40 minutes, I decided to add a little bit of water and it did soften a bit.

    I did achieve the smoky effect though so that was a plus. I used your most recent technique (roasting the pepper base in a pan before blending) so I'm not sure if that's what contributed to the smokiness alone.

    I would love to try this again because I know I must have missed one or two things and I will eventually get it. Any tips on what I may be doing wrong?

    PS: I over-fried the tomato paste (turned black right in front of my eyes 😭💔🤣🤣). Anyways that was my first time ever trying to cook jollof rice.

  3. For smoky jollof what usually works for me you just have to let it burn in the bottom for 5 minutes for the smoke to rise all over the rice then reduce heat. Perfect every time ☺️☺️