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   How to make Ghana Jollof rice?

   • Cook this dish with a wood spoon for maximum flavor! This Ghana Jollof Rice is made with stewing beef and is simmered in a rich tomato, red pepper, onion, scotch bonnet pepper sauce. That is flavored with the meat broth from the beef.

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   How to make Jollof rice?

   • First you want to start with 7 cups of long grain white rice and place it in a large colander and rinse it very well. Then place that rice in a large bowl and rinse some more making sure the water runs clear. Otherwise the rice will be mushy and not good for Jollof rice.

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   What to serve with Jollof rice in Ghana?

   • If you wish to remain as authentic as possible with the Ghanaian jollof rice, you’ll need to serve it with traditional Ghanaian side dishes. When visiting Ghana, you’ll find that jollof rice is always served with side dishes of chicken, beef, spiced fried fish or mixed vegetables.

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   What is the origin of Ghanian Jollof rice?

   • The origin of Ghanian jollof rice is from the region between Senegal and Gambia. It is said that the first people to have cooked a version of jollof rice were the Wolof people, an ethnic group residing in this region. They are the ones who have nicknamed the jollof dish as ‘ benachin ‘ – meaning ‘ one pot ‘ in Wolof language.

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