Hello Foodaholics,
I
have been meaning to do this "How to Video..." for some time now, so
you couldn't imagine my excitement when the opportunity showed up.
Some
of us love pounded yam but save for the stress of putting it together
in one piece without the usual failures of "koko" seeds or it not being
smooth to the touch and also the elasticity.
For
a Beginner, there are a few tips you can use, apart from the fact that
you must be sure of your energy level, you can start by choosing a good
pound-able Yam, Not all yams are pound-able e.g water yam, you must also
avoid pounding the head of the yam if you are a beginner cos then you
will have to exert more energy.
Avoid
allowing the yam soak in the boiling water, then do not attack the Yam
with all your strength at first, its not as if you are pounding the head
of Satan. Take tactical and precise hits on the yam, with the aim of
breaking down the yam till its fine before you begin to pound for
elasticity.
Just
enjoy this video.... and yes, prepare to sweat! but in all, its always
worth the sweat when you begin to step it down with a very good soup.
Love ya!
Oh Dear! U are blessed
ReplyDeleteWonderful
ReplyDeletePounded yam is too rigorous, definitely not for me
ReplyDeleteI enjoyed every part of this video, good job, well done!. Thumbs UP Lady Gina ...............
ReplyDeleteI eat some other pound yam mix and discovered its not only yam used to prepare. Can yam be pounded with garri?
ReplyDeleteYes! Yam can be pounded with Garri, Akpu and even plantain and they are all delicious with choice soups
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