Black eyed pea stew recipe (egwein)


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  • Cuisine: Ethiopian

Ingredients

2 cups black-eyed peas
1 generous splash of palm oil
1 tbspn okogolo (like a kidney bean in shape, roasted and pounded before use)
Habanero chilli

Preparation

Wash and sort the black-eyed peas then boil till soft (about one hour).

Stir in palm oil and spice with tart, lemony okagaloo (another uniquely African spice), a stock cube and a touch of habanero chilli.

Simmer for another 30 minutes to consolidate the flavours.


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