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OBE ILA ASEPO (Okro Soup)

Hello everyone, hope you all had a lovely weekend? Mine was stressful and beautiful.

There is a slight difference between obe ila asepo and sea food okra soup. Yes there is. This is actually my mom's best soup. It is the fastest soup to make just like indomie and it is also very economical. 

When i was much younger we used grinding stone to blend the sliced okro and we just hit it in style.
 That was the most stressfull thing i was asked to do lol but thank God for google now i use blender though my mom still uses grinding stone i think it tastes better but common i cant stress myself.



Ingredients/Recipe Obe ILa Asepo ( Ondo style)

Ingredients

Okro
Grounded pepper (Atagigun)
Rodo
Smoked fish
Grounded crayfish
Palm oil 
Salt
Seasoning cubes to taste
Fish/meat/chicken 

*Wash okro and slice in circles.
* Put the sliced okro in a blender  and grind bristly for about 3 minutes(not smooth at all)
*pour two glass cups of water in a pot and add grounded pepper(atagigun) cover and let it boil for 10 minutes till the water is really hot.
* Add the sliced rodo(not compulsory) and the little meat stock used to boil beef .
* Add 1and 1/2 spoon of palm oil  cover pot and leave to boil for another 10 to 12 minutes .
*Add grounded okro in the boiling palmoil water and leave pot open .Do not stir okro . 
*After 10 minutes stir and add grounded crayfish ,smoked fish , Seasoning cubes and salt to taste. Leave for another 2 minutes .

Your obe ila asepo is ready to be served.... 
you could serve it with eba,pounded yam,fufu , semo or even rice lool you read right yes RICE😀.

We are open for questions. You can also place your order in liters.

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