I really like your method more than any other from my search. If I had a million hands, I'd give you a million likes 👍🏼 You're the best, and you've confirmed my thoughts of using a pressure cooker 👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼
Please ma after these process do you have to wash it again bfor consumption or you can use it to cook right away. I’m asking because I usually buy the already made ones from market and I usually rinse off the white stuffs and smell befpre cooking with it, am I doing it right or wrong?
OK,maybe urs didn't get spoiled, it all depends how long you fermented it..some perfer the one that looks like it has white things on ( long fermentation).thanks ❤️
@@miraskitchen9915 thank you so much for responding. I fermented it for 6-7 days. I forgot to remove it on the 3rd day.. yes. it had the white on it and was a little slimy.
@@AFROVEGANAit is still okay. If it had the whitish things on it, don't rinse it off. Yours will be more tasty in cooking than the ones that fermented for a shorter time.
Wow! Great!
Thanks 🙏
You did really well sister thanks for sharing
Thanks for watching
Wow
Nice one
I have learn this
Thanks dear for this sharing
Am glad dear,thank you so much ❤
Very nice
Thanks ❤️
Locust beans perfectly prepared thanks for sharing
Thanks so much dear,I appreciate 🙏
Very very helpful indeed 👍
Thank you🙏
This is not Ogiri okpei, in Igbo is called ugba. OPKEI is different as well as Ogiri. They are three different local seasoning.
Ok thanks 🙏
@@choicevariety5825 this is not Ugba, ịrụ is used to make ogiri (Ugba is oil bean some people call is ukpaka)
She’s right. It’s absolutely not ugba! Please, stop misinforming people.
I really like your method more than any other from my search.
If I had a million hands, I'd give you a million likes 👍🏼
You're the best, and you've confirmed my thoughts of using a pressure cooker 👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼
Thanks so much I appreciate 🙏 ❤️❤️
Look dilicious well prepared and appetizing 👍👌💐👍😍 stay connected big like
Thank you so much, I appreciate 🙏
Very detailed
Thank you ma ❤️
You can say that again 👍🏼
Very precise and concise👌🏼
Thank you 🙏
Must it be exactly 3days
No ,it can be more than 3 day depends on how you want it thanks 🙏
Chai e b like washing beansbto mk moi moi all this stress i go cry d wash am 😂😂
🤣🤣🤣🤣na soooo ,Thanks I appreciate 🙏 💖
Nettetou!
Please ma after these process do you have to wash it again bfor consumption or you can use it to cook right away. I’m asking because I usually buy the already made ones from market and I usually rinse off the white stuffs and smell befpre cooking with it, am I doing it right or wrong?
After all the whole process you go ahead and use it ,no need of washing thanks you don't need to wash it
Very nice sharing 😊
Thank you 👍
Will it be bitter if not cook well
I don’t know,but for me I prefer to cook my own very well.thanks
Thanks ma for this other method of making locust bean. Pls at the stage of fermentation can I use cooler or warmer?
Yes you can but you have to wrap it very well to make sure air do not enter into it,before placing it in your cooler or warmer.
Thanks ❤
Thanks ma, but where can we see it buy ma?
Ok dear, ask of it in the market the will show you,thanks
Are these same as lentils?
No , but same legume family
Nice one
Thank you dear
I am in Italy I don't know where to get the raw locust bean and prepare it myself
Ok,I bought my from Nigeria. Thank you
@@miraskitchen9915 alright
African grocery store
Ja 👍
What does it smell like 👀
Super 👍
Dis look like iru ekiti
Thanks
I think my own spoiled, what did I do wrong?😢
OK,maybe urs didn't get spoiled, it all depends how long you fermented it..some perfer the one that looks like it has white things on ( long fermentation).thanks ❤️
@@miraskitchen9915 thank you so much for responding. I fermented it for 6-7 days. I forgot to remove it on the 3rd day.. yes. it had the white on it and was a little slimy.
@@AFROVEGANAit is still okay. If it had the whitish things on it, don't rinse it off. Yours will be more tasty in cooking than the ones that fermented for a shorter time.
This is not ogiri okpei
Thanks
Thank you ma, but you did not teach how it turns to back.
It depends on how long you allow it to ferment ,thanks dear 🙏❤️
This locust beans looks like lentils