Description

Jollof Rice Ready Meal. 300g.

Jollof Rice Ready Meal by Cuisine Africana. Simply delicious. Authentic. Made from fine carefully selected rice, cooked in a tasty mix of fresh peppers, tomatoes and spices, using natural heat technology to ensure that the unique tastes and freshness of our meals are preserved for your ultimate enjoyment and then sealed to retain freshness. No artificial flavorings, no preservatives.



A pack of this lovely delicious meal weighs 300g, and is suitable for two servings. A 150g servings contains:

• 284 Calories (KCal)
• 12% of recommended daily allowance of Fat
• 6% of recommended daily allowance of Saturates
• 10% of recommended daily allowance of Salt

It is a healthy meal, ready cooked, can be eaten hot or cold.



For a quick hot meal, just empty content into a saucepan containing about 50 mls of boiling water, allow to boil for 3-5 minutes until water is absorbed and your meal is ready.



Can serve with slices of fried ripe plantain (dodo) or a bowl of salad.



Ideal for everyone and especially for students and very busy professionals.



Please feel free to order your ready meal jollof rice online here.

About Jollof Rice

Jollof rice is a tasty cuisine native to the Wollof tribe of Senegambia, but now eaten all over Africa, and especially popular amongst Nigerians, Ghanaians, and Senegalese.



There are various ingredients used in cooking jollof rice depending on countries and individuals. But the basic ingredient is the tomatoes which gives it colour and of course the rice.

How To Cook Jollof Rice At Home

The jollof rice is easy to make and tasty.

Servings: 4

Preparation time: 30 minutes

Cooking Time: 30 minutes

Main Ingredients:

• 2 cups of rice
• 2 tins of tomato puree

Other Ingredients:

• 1 small size finely chopped onions
• 1 table spoon of fresh atarodo (red pepper)
• salt to taste
• curry leaf or dry curry and thyme
• Ginger
• 2 pounds of Cooked fish, chicken or meat (optional)
• Cooked liver chopped into tiny cubes (optional)
• Chicken or meat stock
• 0.5 litre of groundnut, olive or vegetable oil

METHOD OF PREPARATION

• Parboil rice.
• While rice is on fire. Cut onions into thin slices and set aside.
• Grate ginger and set aside.
• Bring down rice after 10 - 12 minutes, (make sure rice is still slightly hard).
• Wash and drain into a sieve and set aside.
• Add oil to a frying pan and fry your meat or fish to your taste.
• When you are through with frying, drain about ½ a cup of the oil into a pot.
• The oil should still be relatively hot, add your onion slices.
• When onion is tender, add your tomato puree, stirring continuously to prevent burning, this is just to allow it fry for a while.
• After about a minute, add your stock or broth into the puree, dry curry, thyme, salt, pepper and ginger to taste.
• Turn your rice into another pot, add the tomato sauce and allow on fire for about 15 more minutes or until well cooked...

Then bring down and serve with fried fish/meat/chicken and salad.



Note: Its better to use another pot for the final cooking cause tomatoes has the tendency to burn.