Stir-fried Green Veggies with Beans and Corn Porridge(Adalu)

   You may have already come across the Nigerian Beans and corn Porridge(Adalu) recipe, here on the blog.

The combination of beans and corn is a delicious way to eat your beans and get your fiber without sacrificing taste and flavor.

Even though it is traditionally prepared with fresh corn, I’d say that I enjoy it better when prepared with the canned sweet corn .

And for extra richness and nourishment, I serve it with some stir-fried greens. This meal combo was courtesy of my wonderful friend and dietician(Dr.Daisy), who  has been helping a lot of people live a healthier and happier life.

**Below is an an easy to follow video recipe on how to prepare Beans&corn Porridge**

Since we already have the Adalu(bean and corn porridge) recipe here, I’ll show you how I prepared this rich and delicious accompaniment☺.

For
the Stir-fried Green Vegetables you’ll need :


– 500 gr spinach/ugwu/ green amaranth(I used a mixture of 2 veggies)
– 1 small Onion bulb, chopped
– 1 vegetable oil
– 1 tablespoon ground Crayfish(optional)

– 1 Stock
cube
– Salt to taste
– Dried or fresh hot pepper, to taste


To prepare the Stir-fried Green Vegetables 


1. Wash and dry the vegetable of choice: press the vegetables between clean
kitchen towels to dry them thoroughly.
Tip: if the vegetable is wet, it will heat up and
become soggy.


2. Slice
the vegetables and set aside .

See also  Agege bread (How to make soft - stretchy Nigerian bread)

3. Now heat up the oil in a saucepan until very hot; add the chopped onions,
peppers and ground crayfish(if using). Stir-fry for about 10 seconds.
Tip: the crayfish gives it a delicious and distinct taste, but you can
omit it if you want to.

4. Pour in the sliced vegetables, crush in the stock cube and stir-fry for 1
minute until the vegetable just starts to soften or wilt.

5. Add salt  to taste and continue stir-frying for another one minute. Then serve immediately and enjoy.

What do you think about this recipe? Have you tried it before? Please leave a comment ¡cos we like to here from you☺.

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10 Comments

  1. Unknown
    June 27, 2018 / 10:15 am

    nice

  2. CHUMET LAUNDRY SERVICES 07052157056
    September 5, 2016 / 4:46 pm

    My woman is doing this on my next home visit

  3. Maryam Aminu
    August 30, 2016 / 6:16 pm

    This looks yummy. I'm a fan of adalu. And this looks even better. Nice job you're doing here.

    • Nky Lily Lete
      September 15, 2016 / 5:08 pm

      Thanks Maryam, I'm glad you like it 🙂

  4. Adet Adenike
    August 11, 2016 / 9:54 am

    It looks nice and yummy. Pls I want to know why you always use white beans for most of ur beans recipe, because I prefer red beans than white.

    • Nky Lily Lete
      August 12, 2016 / 4:09 pm

      Hi Adet, I love red beans too, but where I live in Europe, it's not easy to come by, so I just use the white one. Don't worry you will enjoy it all the same, and even more delicious with the red beans. Expecting your feedback hun 🙂

  5. Chibos Dasilva
    August 10, 2016 / 2:09 am

    I want,I want, looks yummy, I,m trying it out today,hope a diabetic patient can eat it sha?

    • Nky Lily Lete
      August 10, 2016 / 4:20 pm

      Lol.. o yes it is good for a diabetic person, just use less palm oil while preparing the Adalu.

  6. Abasi Yomi
    August 10, 2016 / 2:07 am

    This looks appetizing

    • Nky Lily Lete
      August 10, 2016 / 4:16 pm

      Thank you Yomi 🙂

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