How To Make QUICK AND EASY MICROWAVE FUFU * Navinas kitchen

How To Make Nigerian quick and easy fufu using microwave, this cooking method is the best because you don´t have to wash those sticky and burnt pot after cooking, this is stress free, perfect for student living in campus, who doesn´t have kitchen to prepare food. #fufu #nigerianfood #cooking
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Recipe......
Pounded yam flour abou 2 cups ( For two person)
Hot water
A bowl and wooden spatula for mixing.
Preparation.......
Pour yam flour into a bowl, add hot water and stir immediately to combine,
add a little bit more water to soften fufu if it is too hard then continue mixing
Spread the fufu inside the bowl to enable fufu cook in the middle, place into a microwave and cook for 5 minutes in a high heat, after this time, bring it out and mix again, cook again for another 5 minutes until the colour changes from pure white to a bit grey that indicate it is ready.
Scope into a sticky wrap to avoid fufu from drying out.
Fufu can be eaten with ogbono soup, Egusi, soup, Vegetable soup or any other.
Can be serve both warm or at room temperature.

[@FaithOvwigho1821]

Thanks for showing us this method am going to try this.

[@navinaskitchen]

That's nice to hear, I also have another method for fufu but haven't uploaded it yet here but is on our Facebook page already, visit us on Fcbk to watch it.thanks

[@Allyouneed_pray2]

Real

[@cheerfulyaaschannel]

Hi new here.
I love fufu.

[@navinaskitchen]

You're welcome dear, please feel free to ask any question regarding to any of my videos that needed answer.🥰

[@lafland6034]

🔥🔥

[@navinaskitchen]

😀😀🙏🏾

[@davisdeliciousdishes489]

Great video ❤ I’ve used my food processor and what a struggle thank you for this video. New subscriber here 😁

[@navinaskitchen]

Thanks for watching and supporting me 🥰🙏🏾

[@Earth222Erika]

Ty so much I love FuFu I want it daily THIS IS BEST RECIPE VIDEO EVER

[@talkswithashlee]

Thank you

[@navinaskitchen]

You're welcome

[@Earth222Erika]

Have you tried cassava flour? I'm in the US it's hard to find yam flour

[@navinaskitchen]

I haven't tried it but I will if I find it here too.

[@joanel842]

Order it online

[@Jinnyandjonny.]

Yam flour is called pounded

[@navinaskitchen]

Yam flour is called pounded yam after preparing it like dumplings, in Africa we use a mortar and pestle to pound cooked yam, that's were we got the name pounded yam.🤗

[@merk9569]

@@navinaskitchen. I ate fufu at a Ghanan restaurant and loved it. The Ghanan owner of the restaurant (in the US) said it is white yam. I looked online and it said that white yam is cassava. I was thrilled to find cassava flour for sale on Amazon. Now I don’t know if cassava is white yam and if cassava flour will make fufu like I ate at the restaurant. What she has here in the video looks like what I had. Help! M

[@coldwater5814]

Fufu is not pounded yam. Fufu is akpu . So anoying

[@navinaskitchen]

So you think you know it better than I do?😄 I called it fufu in my video because majority calls all swallow fufu, even if we locally calls it akpu, remember 80% don't know what is akpu but swallow or fufu, be wise and stop being dramatic for nothing.