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1. cheflolaskitchen.com › jollof-riceNigerian Jollof Rice | Chef Lola's Kitchen (Video)

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   Dec 27, 2022 · Jollof is deliciously addictive. Jollof rice is a staple in West African cuisine. It’s made from rice, tomatoes, onions, peppers, and other seasonings. The dish is cooked in one pot. It’s simple and easy to make at home—and the end result is absolutely delicious!

   • Category: Lunch/Dinner
   • Video Duration: 5 min

   • Total Calories: 568

2. whereismyspoon.co › spicy-jollof-rice-withNigerian Jollof Rice (with Tomatoes and Spices) - Where Is My ...

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   Jun 1, 2020 · Jump to Recipe. Nigerian Jollof Rice – a spicy and vibrant one-pot tomato rice, which will become a family favorite, this is probably the best-known Nigerian food recipe. Jollof Rice – Nigerian Food. This Nigerian Jollof rice is spicy, fresh, comforting, and satisfying – all in one – the perfect rice dish!

   • Category: Pasta And Rice
   • Video Duration: 30 sec

   • Total Calories: 208

3. urbanfarmie.com › nigerian-jollofNigerian Jollof Rice (Authentic, 30 Minute Recipe) - Urban Farmie

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   Oct 6, 2023 · Nigerian jollof rice, or "party jollof" is a one pot, tomato and pepper infused rice with a layer of crispy rice at the bottom. My husband is Nigerian, and this recipe is from my sister-in-law. It's packed with flavor, and just needs 30 minutes!

   • Category: Main Course
   • Video Duration: 8 min

   • Total Calories: 361

4. food52.com › recipes › 61557Nigerian Jollof Rice Recipe - How to Make African Jolof Rice

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   Aug 16, 2016 · Spiced and stewed in a flavorful tomato broth, it is everything from "everyday" to celebration. The classic version is cooked with long-grain rice (Uncle Ben's/Carolina's) and seasoned with Nigerian-style curry powder and dried thyme. Served with fried, ripe plantains which we call dodo and coleslaw, it is everything.

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   • Servings: 1

   • Cuisine: African
   • Video Duration: 30 min

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6. allnigerianfoods.com › nigerian-jellof-riceJollof Rice Recipe | How to Cook rice in Nigeria

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   Jul 25, 2013 · Jollof rice is one of the most simple and easy to make Nigerian food, you’d want to start from here if you are new to Nigerian cooking. Are you married to a Nigerian person and probably looking for an easy recipe to try out first?

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   • Cuisine: Nigerian Cuisine

   • Category: Dinner, Lunch
   • Total Calories: 539

7. www.seriouseats.com › nigerian-jollof-rice-recipeNigerian Jollof Rice Recipe - Serious Eats

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   Sep 22, 2022 · Remove from heat and set aside. For the Jollof Rice: In a 4- or 5-quart pot or Dutch oven, heat 2 tablespoons (30ml) oil over medium heat until shimmering. Add half the sliced onion along with the bay leaves, curry powder, dried thyme, a large pinch of salt, and a large pinch of black or white pepper.

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   What is Nigerian jollof rice?

   • Nigerian Jollof Rice – a spicy and vibrant one-pot tomato rice, which will become a family favorite in no time, this is probably the best-known Nigerian food recipe. Blend tomatoes: Roughly chop the tomatoes, red bell pepper, and chili. Place them in the food processor and puree them until smooth. Alternatively, use an immersion blender.

   Nigerian Jollof Rice (with Tomatoes and Spices) - Where Is My Spoon

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   How to make Jollof in Nigeria?

   • Check to see how the rice is cooked. Cook for another 2 to 4 minutes to finish cooking the rice. Take the pot off the heat, and stir up the crispy rice at the bottom to the top. Add a few more slices of onion and serve hot! Typically, Nigerians use long grain rice (and not aromatic rice like basmati) to make jollof.

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   What is the difference between Nigerian jollof rice and Romanian rice?

   • The Romanian version is spiced the Romanian style, which means barely spiced actually, just some garlic and thyme, salt and pepper. The Nigerian jollof rice on the other side is hot and besides thyme (which I seem to add by default to most rice dishes), is also spiced with curry powder as well.

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   Which Jollof rice is best?

   • I like Nigerian jollof rice the best because I was raised on it but there's a little bit of science that helps make my case. Whereas Ghanaians and Senegalese like to use jasmine or basmati rice for jollof, we Nigerians typically use long grain rice, which has a more sturdy texture and larger surface area.

   Authentic Nigerian Jollof Rice Recipe - Dash of Jazz

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9. www.dashofjazz.com › Nigerian-jollof-riceAuthentic Nigerian Jollof Rice Recipe - Dash of Jazz

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   Mar 11, 2021 · What is jollof rice? Jollof rice, originated in Senegal and spread across West Africa to become regional staple recipe where rice is simmered in a simple red stew. Traditionally, jollof is cooked over an open flame but is now commonly made on the stove top or even in the oven.