Some like it hard, some like it soft, some like it all soaked in oil, some like the oil well drained, some like it crispy but we all like the sweetness of Dodo cubes. To enjoy the plantain cubes Agoyin sauce is one way to make it extra special
I was wondering if Eve was tempted with dodo in the Garden of Eden how would she have reacted. This is one food item that gets almost finished before it is served on the table. Remember your reaction when a bowl of freshly fried hot dodo is sitting on the kitchen work top as you walk past it?
You take a good look at the bowl, check out the different colours, light brown to dark brown, check to see if you will be found out and then make for your first piece which is very hot, and you are basically eating with your mouth open just to reduce the temperature of the hot food. Dodo is tempting sha 🙂 I will really like to make a video some day of how people manage to eat hot dodo with their mouth open 🙂
So today’s recipe is for my football-loving friends. The guys like it a lot particularly when they can pair it with their drinks. This is also a great starter to a Nigerian 3 course meal.
The main catch here is the sauce. Enjoy as I bring you a sauce very similar to the popular Agoyin sauce that is used for mashed beans.
Recipe for Agoyin Sauce
Ingredients
1 cooking spoon coarsely ground dry pepper or less based on tolerance level
Large Onion, blended
one cup ground smoked prawns
1 teaspoon ground dry ginger
4 cooking spoons Vegetable Oil
Seasoning to taste
Salt to taste
Roasted Sesame seeds for garnishing.
Method
- Heat the oil till hot and fry the onion for a minute.
- Add the pepper, prawn powder, ginger, seasoning and salt to taste and fry sauce till onion cooks well and sauce tastes great.
- Toss the fried plantain in the sauce and serve with sprinkles of sesame seeds.
Dear Aunty Ikqwo,
A very good morning to u ma & here is to a lovely day ahead. I just want to commend your ingenuity in the kitchen; and the way you frame ur writeups. Infact, most times all i do is just read thru the writeups and my mouth begins to ‘water’ (lol).
I also want to say a big thank you for the spicy meals u ve enabled mi place on my family’s table.
Thanks a million ma.
Awuli
Hello Awuli, thanks a lot for the kind words and for stopping by my site.
E ku ise ma!….Lovely dish. Was wondering if one could use palm oil in place of the vegetable oil?
Hello Kuzy,
Yes you can use vegetable in place of palm oil.thank you for stopping by my site.