Green Leaf Groundnut Soup
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African - style Easy Main course

Green Leaf Groundnut Soup

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68 Min
Intermediate

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Nutrition Value

Carbohydrates
49,19 g
Energy
636,12 kcal
Total fat
38,85 g
Fiber
16,36 g
Protein
33,41 g
Saturated Fats
6,19 g
Sodium
922,37 mg
Sugars
21,02 g
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Ingredients

6 Portions

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recipe ingredient
400  g
Peanut Paste Mix
1  Medium
Smoked Fish (Shredded)
1  Medium
Smoked Chicken
1 
Fresh Tomatoes
1 
Red bell Pepper
2 
Onion (Chopped)
1.5  L
Water
3  Cloves
Garlic (Chopped)
2 
Fresh Pepper
3 
freshly picked ademe
2 
MAGGI Chicken
2  Mediums
Sweet Potatoes
2  pieces
Pumpkin
1  bunch
Spinach
3 
Garden Egg
8 
Dry Shrimps
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Instruction

68 Minutes

  • Step1

    10 Min
    Clean and cut okro, potatoes, garden eggs and pumpkin into chunks Clean chicken and cut into pieces. Clean the fish and break into pieces. Clean and slice the leaves (spinach). Keep all aside.

  • Step2

    15 Min
    Place the whole onion, pepper, tomatoes garlic, roughly cut red bell pepper, dried shrimps, smoked chicken, smoked fish in a pot with hot water. Then cover and bring to boil and allow to simmer for 15 minutes until vegetables are soft.

  • Step3

    10 Min
    Remove vegetable and blend. Add the blended vegetables to the soup. Add 2MAGGI Chicken and bring to boil. Dilute the peanut paste with warm water and mix to obtain light consistence.

  • Step4

    33 Min
    Pour the peanut to the soup and simmer for 20 minutes until oil rises to the surface of the soup. Add the vegetable chunks: pumpkin, potatoes, garden eggs, okro and let simmer for 10 minutes. Add fine shredded leaves (spinach) and boil for 3 minutes. Peanut soup can be served with starchy staple side dish: pounded cassava, yam, plantain, or rice.
Green Leaf Groundnut Soup

Step1 of 4

Clean and cut okro, potatoes, garden eggs and pumpkin into chunks Clean chicken and cut into pieces. Clean the fish and break into pieces. Clean and slice the leaves (spinach). Keep all aside.

Green Leaf Groundnut Soup

Step2 of 4

Place the whole onion, pepper, tomatoes garlic, roughly cut red bell pepper, dried shrimps, smoked chicken, smoked fish in a pot with hot water. Then cover and bring to boil and allow to simmer for 15 minutes until vegetables are soft.

Green Leaf Groundnut Soup

Step3 of 4

Remove vegetable and blend. Add the blended vegetables to the soup. Add 2MAGGI Chicken and bring to boil. Dilute the peanut paste with warm water and mix to obtain light consistence.

Green Leaf Groundnut Soup

Step4 of 4

Pour the peanut to the soup and simmer for 20 minutes until oil rises to the surface of the soup. Add the vegetable chunks: pumpkin, potatoes, garden eggs, okro and let simmer for 10 minutes. Add fine shredded leaves (spinach) and boil for 3 minutes. Peanut soup can be served with starchy staple side dish: pounded cassava, yam, plantain, or rice.

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