Corned Beef Stew /sauce
Ingredients for Corned Beef Stew/sauce
700ml Tomato
Stew
450g corned beef or minced
beef
1 onion
I teaspoon thyme
1 teaspoon curry powder
(turmeric)
1 cooking spoon vegetable
oil
1 big stock cube
Pepper & salt (to
taste)
*Important notes on the ingredients
Tomato Stew is fresh tomato puree and the tinned tomato
paste that has been boiled and fried to remove all traces of water and the
sour/tangy taste of tomatoes. Please note that this stew does not contain
spices or seasoning. It only contains tomato puree, then onions and vegetable
oil that was used in frying it.
If you do not like corned
beef, use minced beef instead. Minced beef is simply ground beef and can be
purchased from all major supermarkets in Nigeria.
The curry powder mentioned
here is not the hot and spicy curry powder rather much closer to turmeric. We
call it curry powder in Nigeria.
Before you cook Nigerian
Corned Beef Stew
If you already have Tomato
Stew in your freezer, bring it out to defrost in good time before you need to
use it in the recipe. If not, prepare some Tomato Stew. Remember to pour out
the excess oil when done.
Bring out the corned beef
from the tin and use a tablespoon to separate it into small pieces.
Cut the onions into tiny
pieces.
Pound the pepper (if fresh)
or grind if dry.
Cooking Directions
Start cooking the staple
food you will serve with the stew: yam, rice, pasta or potatoes etc….
Pour the vegetable oil into
another (dry) pot.
When the oil is heated, add
the diced onions and fry for a bit.
Add the corned beef or the
minced beef and fry till the beef turns pale. Ensure you stir constantly so
that the beef will not form lumps. Tiny pieces is the best...
Add the thyme and stock
cubes.
Add water to the same level
as the contents of the pot and cook till the meat is done. This should take
about 7 minutes on medium heat.
Add pepper, curry powder,
tomato stew and salt to taste.
Stir very well, cover and
leave to simmer and it's done! So so easy!
Serve
with the following staple food of your choice: Pasta, White Rice, Boiled yam and Boiled Potatoes etc….

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