Egusi Jollof rice is a dish I make very often. It is simple, scrumptious, convenient, inviting, quick and easy to make. It is made with leftover rice and Egusi soup.
Egusi soup is one of the universal soups we have in Nigeria. There are so many ways to prepare it, Egusi Soup with Tomato Sauce, Fried Egusi Soup, Lumpy Egusi Soup etc. Each will be good for Egusi Jollof rice.
Egusi soup is mostly eaten with a form of ‘swallow‘ in Nigeria but most of my children will rather eat theirs with rice than with swallow of any type. So when Egusi soup is on the menu, there will be both white rice and swallow as accompaniments.
This dish was born out of convenience and a belief in waste-not-want-not.
To prepare Egusi Jollof Rice
Egusi soup Cooked rice Seasoning cube Crayfish Salt
Place your leftover rice in a pot.
Add Egusi soup, seasoning cube, a little ground crayfish and salt.
Add 1-2 tablespoons water and stir.
Cover and steam on medium-low heat until dry. Taste and correct seasoning.
Notes
- The amount of seasoning, crayfish and salt you use, depends on the taste of your egusi soup.
Egusi Jollof Rice
Ingredients
- Egusi soup
- Cooked rice
- Seasoning cube
- Crayfish
- Salt
Instructions
- Place your leftover rice in a pot.
- Add Egusi soup, seasoning cube, a little ground crayfish and salt.
- Add 1-2 tablespoons water and stir.
- Cover and steam on medium-low heat until dry. Taste and correct seasoning.
Notes
- The amount of seasoning, crayfish and salt you use, depends on the taste of your egusi soup.
If you enjoyed my Egusi Jollof Rice, you will also enjoy my Nigerian tomato rice using leftover rice, Green leafy vegetable rice, Nigerian green curry rice and Nigerian fish curry leaf rice using leftover rice.
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Cool idea!
Thanks Angel