The ONLY Tomato/Pepper Blend Base You Need – For Making Stew, Soup & Jollof Rice- ZEELICIOUS FOODS

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The ONLY Tomato/Pepper Blend Base You Need – For Making Stew, Soup & Jollof Rice- ZEELICIOUS FOODS


This tomato/pepper blend base is one of my meal prep routines to make my life in the kitchen a lot easier and faster.

I usually make a big batch of this base and store in the freezer so any time i need to create a recipe that includes it like stew, jollof rice, etc, I don’t have to worry about blending from scratch.

It comes in really handy…

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  1. I love this video. But I didn't know pepper has different types of names like tatashe and tatarudo(something like that) I just thought all is pepper pepper bc we just buy it that way.
    Thank you for the video

  2. Thanks for this Winnie.
    I normally store fresh tomatoes in the freezer because it’s very expensive during winter, so I buy many boxes and store them so they become frozen.

    My question is how do I prepare my tomato pepper base with frozen tomatoes since I can’t boil them because when it melts, it is very soft. Please l will like you to tell me how to use it to prepare a good tomato pepper base.

  3. I've made this a few times now, delish!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Saved this on pinterest just as a reminder, only do this once a year when my crops ripen.
    But I make a lot then actually jar and hot bath can them. Plenty of acid in tomatoes. Adding a touch of cider vinegar doesn't hurt. Seems to hold up very well and will last a lot longer this way.

  4. Thank you – it is very interesting and very helpful. 

    But: sorry – I might get crucified here for that: but why don’t you microwave it? I use the microwave for steaming vegetables – not only is it far faster, you also don’t need to add any water. It is kinda using it to the full potential…

    Overall – what I have seen, red stew is always basically fried in oil. Could you not do this before freezing it? If you need more tomato, you could still add some more (or fry separately) – but doing the process of frying and have a “ready to go product” seems to me very advantageous?!

  5. Winnie I love you. You're a life saver. Anytym i'm watching any of your videos my kids will be like "mom's at it again". I've learnt so many new dishes from you. Thank you for uploading these videos. Stay blessed

  6. I dear sister I have learned a lot from you on how to make green fry rice Nigeria salad and okoro soup without putting red oil or any and I said thanks for knowing you.
    From Cameroon.