YUMMY AGOYIN BEANS
INGREDIENTS
· Beans
· Onions
· Palm oil
TRY THIS MY YUMMY AGOYIN BEANS RECIPE AND WIN A CARTON OF QUEEN OF
SYRAH WINE
So it’s no longer news that I have
an ultimate Boo now abi (winks). So last
Friday I had a strong yearning for Beans and since Boo once hinted that he likes
Beans too I decided to make my favorite Beans recipe, The Super Yummy Agoyin
Beans for Saturday Breakfast.
With my Bestest Foodaholics in
mind I decided to share the recipe with step by step pictures.
YUMMY AGOYIN BEANS
INGREDIENTS
·
Beans
·
Onions
·
Palm oil
·
Red Chilli pepper (shombo)
·
Yellow Pepper or Red scotch Bonnet
·
Salt to taste
·
Sugar (my secret Beans ingredient)
·
Smoked Fish
PREPARATIONS
For all ya who find picking
the chaff and stones from beans boring and difficult, I will need to do a “how
to” video to help you out. It’s quite easy, in a couple of minutes you are
done, if you toss the beans in a tray a couple of times, it shifts the chaff
forward, you blow, move the beans and you sort beans towards you and remove
stones as you sort (remind me to do
video).


Add 3-4 cooking spoons of Palm
oil (or as required) into a pot and
heat up till it becomes really light and transparent. In Nigerian parlance,
this is called bleaching (you have to be
very careful when doing this so I do this on low heat watch it closely cos it
smokes a lot) do not do this with smoke detectors on cos you will definitely
trigger the alarm. PLEASE BE CAREFUL!
As soon as it is bleached, I usually
turn off the cooker wait a minute before throwing in thinly chopped onions (2 bulbs at least or as required) then
turn the cooker on again. Anyway, I don’t know if this is where I report my predicament
or wait till later… I will tell you now! Boo is not into Onions and I am a diehard
Onions Lover, so for the sake of Kitchen Peace to reign, Yours sincerely has
been devising various means to balance this issue. So for this recipe I used
just one bulb but if u love Onions, I will advise you use as much as you want


When it is caramelized, pour
in the Pepper mix and allow to fry too. Stir until it is completely dry of
water.
Clean the smoked fish for
garnishing and add to the Agoyin sauce, add salt and seasoning to taste, stir
till it is completely cooked.

Serve and enjoy with Boiled
Yam, Bread, Plantain whatever you choose cos this is just extremely yummy.
Yes! Boo abi? Ermmmm….., he
finished it, plate was completely clean.
I have done this recipe on the
show before so you can click here to watch.
Try this; send me a picture to
win a Carton of Queen of Syrah wine.
Twitter: @geenamore or @foodiesandspice
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I will try this
ReplyDeleteDear Geena,
ReplyDeleteThank you very much for the lessons. God bless you. i virtually watch the videos secretly on youtube and afterwards, them for my husband and after eating, he will render some praises ehn... but unknown to him, i have been watching foodies and spice.
Am a first time commentator and a better cook.
I dint really follow the french fusion episodes bcos i married a yoruba man and he likes it local but i will keep following all.
In actual sense, do know I send your video to some gurl fwneds who are not there yet in cooking and they are coming up.
please Geena, can you make a videos on ekpankwukor, yam pottage, unripe plaintain pottage.
I see the bling bling ooo and am happy you are heading to Ekiti where am from
Thank you
Good bless
Thank you so much and i am very happy you find foodies and spice helpful. i will make a video of all of what you have mentioned and more, am truly having a lot of fun with foodies and spice and when i get messages like this its just adds some more fire to my bones. thanks so much. Meanwhile, pleased to meet you dear in-law.... *hugs* lol
DeleteNa wah for Caramelise o. No bite your tongue o. Nice meal tho, I am in for Agoyin Beans anythime.
ReplyDeleteThis is wonderful... I remember when I used to have this for breakfast everyday in high school
ReplyDeleteThank you so much... will try it
ReplyDeleteI'll try this salivating already
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