Sunday 30 March 2014

Smoked Chicken and Turkey Neck in Palm Kernel Sauce (Banga Soup)



Happy Mother’s Day readers! Hope you all had a lovely day with your mums and showered them with plenty love.


Today’s post, I was lazy this weekend and went for a quick easy dish, Palm Kernel Sauce. Also called “Palm butter Sauce” or in krio “Banga soup” The palm kernel paste/butter is made from the flesh of the palm kernel fruit. The paste/butter can be cooked into a sauce that you can have with rice. You can cook it with any meat of your choice or fish if you are a vegetarian. See below for steps on how to prepare this dish. Aprons On!





Nina's Cookery Corner
Ingredients to prepare sauce
Ingredients



1.      A tin of Palm Kernel paste

2.      3 medium size onions

3.      Scotch peppers or enough to your tolerance

4.      1 big pack of ogiri

5.      1 whole chicken and 2 turkey neck (smoked)

6.      Maggie season


 






Cooking Instructions

1.       Blend onions and scotch pepper with ogiri. This should look like a thick smooth paste.
2.       Add the above mixture and the turkey neck in a pot then and add 2 pints of water.
3.       Boil for 40 minutes or until you have a thick soup consistency.




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Blended onions, pepper, ogiri and turkey neck in pot


4.       Open tin of palm kernel paste and add to pot plus a further 2 pint of lukewarm water.
5.       Add maggie season and salt to taste and leave pot to boil for a further 40 min.
6.       Add smoked chicken 10 min before the sauce is done.



Nina's Cookery Corner
Pot boiling with all ingerdients



 Voila! Aprons off dish done!

Nina's Cookery Corner
Rice and Palm Kernel Sauce

 

2 comments:

  1. Why ogiri in the sauce? I thought ogiri was more for plasas.

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  2. Hello reader,

    Thank you for your comment. You are correct however, the ogiri helps thicken up the sauce and gives it that "plasas taste.

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