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Owo soup is more like a palm oil sauce, why it is called a soup, I am still scratching my head about it. Once they have sufficiently cooked with some stock left, add your blended tomatoes and pepper. Unripe plantain/Yam with Bini Owo sauce If your from Benin, u will understand our love for this sauce.
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Owo Soup This is a native Urhobo recipe you are sure to enjoy and would ask for more servings! It is made with a mix of blended tomatoes & pepper. Peel the skin off the unripe plantains, cut into rounds (not too thin, not too thick), add to the pan and lower the heat. Dooney's Kitchen Tip: unripe plantains are basically very tough.
If you cook at high heat, the stock will evaporate faster than it can seep into the tough skin of the plantains. Green plantain turkey stuffing, also called mofongo stuffing, is an excellent alternative to the traditional bread and meat stuffing associated with a Thanksgiving turkey. This version is made from plantains, bacon, garlic, and ajíces dulces (sweet chile peppers), making for a sweet and savory combination with an interesting texture. Unripe plantain contains some amount of serotonin which dilates the arteries, improves blood flow and reduces homocysteine (a condition that causes coronary artery disease and stroke). This is the oldest prepared and eaten soup by Edo people. it was named after 'Owo'.
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