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OBE ATADINDIN (Fried pepper Stew) Buka Style


The unique thing about obe ata dindin ( Fried pepper stew) is that the pepper isnt grounded smoothly so you can still see the seeds.
Personally i love pepper so my pepper game(rodo) is always more than my tomatoes.

Ingredients.

Onions
1 1/2  chicken/meat and/or ofals
Cooking palm oil
Salt
Seasoning cubes
Curry and thyme
Garlic and Ginger
Red bell pepper(tatase)
Scotch bonnets(Rodo)
Shombo(chili peper)


* Wash beef, pepper, tomatoes and onions in clean water.(wash beef seperately)

* Put the washed pepper in a blender, add the onion and grind bristly(not smooth). You should still be able to see the seeds from the pepper.

*Season the beef ,chicken and/or ofals  with spices available and cook for 15-20 minutes

* Add the palm oil in a pot leave it to bleach till it almost looks like vegetable oil then pour the beef mix thoroughly for about 3 minutes and add the blended pepper.

*Cover for 10 minutes, leave to boil and add the meat stock,seasoning cubes and little salt to taste.

*After 10-15 minutes while stirring  to avoid burning. Your ata dindin is ready once the oil floats to the top.


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