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Ingredients<\/strong><\/h2>\n1 onion<\/p>\n
1 head garlic, peeled<\/p>\n
2 inches ginger<\/p>\n
2 hot peppers (habanero is the most authentic)<\/p>\n
1 small can of tomato paste<\/p>\n
1-1\/2 cups natural, creamy peanut butter<\/p>\n
6-8 cups water<\/p>\n
1 tablespoon of salt (or so)<\/p>\n
1 cup of black-eyed peas, soaked for a few hours<\/p>\n
8 cups of vegetables, chopped into large-ish chunks (carrots, green or red peppers, green beans, cabbage, mushrooms, zucchini, tomatoes, etc)<\/p>\n
1 head kale, chard, spinach, or collard greens (chopped)<\/p>\n
Method<\/strong><\/h2>\nChop the onion and saute in a huge soup pot with a limited quantity of oil.<\/p>\n
Once clear, add the mushrooms. In a blender, join garlic, ginger, hot pepper, tomato glue (which is broadly utilized in Ghana, coincidentally), peanut butter, and several cups of water.<\/p>\n
Mix until smooth and fill the soup pot. (Assuming you don’t have a blender then, at that point, mince the ginger, garlic, and pepper and throw everything into the pot, it will turn out great). In Ghana, we utilize a privately made earth mortar and wooden pestle to crush the fixings; a great many people don’t have a blender.<\/p>\n
Add the remainder of the water, the beans, and the leftover vegetables, with the exception of the greens, which you should include the most recent 10 minutes. Stew on medium-low hotness for an hour or more, until the beans are delicate and oil starts to separate and drift on top of the soup. (Assuming you have a tension cooker, you can cook this entire creation that way, yet know that some will consume on the base). Allow the strain to cover wiggle and spray for 12 minutes.<\/p>\n
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Chop the onion and saute in a huge soup pot with a limited quantity of oil.<\/p>\n
Once clear, add the mushrooms. In a blender, join garlic, ginger, hot pepper, tomato glue (which is broadly utilized in Ghana, coincidentally), peanut butter, and several cups of water.<\/p>\n
Mix until smooth and fill the soup pot. (Assuming you don’t have a blender then, at that point, mince the ginger, garlic, and pepper and throw everything into the pot, it will turn out great). In Ghana, we utilize a privately made earth mortar and wooden pestle to crush the fixings; a great many people don’t have a blender.<\/p>\n
Add the remainder of the water, the beans, and the leftover vegetables, with the exception of the greens, which you should include the most recent 10 minutes. Stew on medium-low hotness for an hour or more, until the beans are delicate and oil starts to separate and drift on top of the soup. (Assuming you have a tension cooker, you can cook this entire creation that way, yet know that some will consume on the base). Allow the strain to cover wiggle and spray for 12 minutes.<\/p>\n
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