Vegan Nigerian Jollof Rice by Morearth422

Vegan Nigerian Jollof Rice by Morearth422

Jollof Rice is a classic West African dish. This version of the dish is an authentic vegan recipe. The ingredients used gives a distinctive fragrant and an amazing depth of flavor. Rich in both taste and history, it’s revered as a sacred dish within some African communities. And fortunately, it’s also quite easy to make!

RatingDifficultyIntermediate

Vegan Nigerian Jollof Rice by Morearth422

Yields4 Servings

Prep Time15 minsCook Time1 hrTotal Time1 hr 15 mins

1 ½ cups or 400 grams of basmati rice

1 cup Water (after Rice is parboiled)

6 Vegetable Cube Stocks; crumbled

1 ½ tsp Curry

¼ cup Olive Oil

1 tsp Thyme

1 tsp Salt

1 Large onion, diced

1 Large Clove Garlic, minced

1 small can of Tomato Paste

Purred 1 paprika, 1 onion, and tomato to create Nigerian Paste

2 Medium Carrots

½ cup Frozen Peas

For Plantains

2 Large Ripe Plantains

½ cup Oil for frying

For Coleslaw

3 Large Carrots

½ Large Cabbage

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Vegan Nigerian Jollof Rice by Morearth422

CategoryDinner, Lunch, One PotCuisineNigerian RecipesCooking MethodMain CourseTags#africandelicacy, #africandinner, #africandish, #africanfood, #africanrecipe, #africanveganrecipes, #easyrecipe, #maincourse

Ingredients

1 ½ cups or 400 grams of basmati rice

1 cup Water (after Rice is parboiled)

6 Vegetable Cube Stocks; crumbled

1 ½ tsp Curry

¼ cup Olive Oil

1 tsp Thyme

1 tsp Salt

1 Large onion, diced

1 Large Clove Garlic, minced

1 small can of Tomato Paste

Purred 1 paprika, 1 onion, and tomato to create Nigerian Paste

2 Medium Carrots

½ cup Frozen Peas

For Plantains

2 Large Ripe Plantains

½ cup Oil for frying

For Coleslaw

3 Large Carrots

½ Large Cabbage

Directions

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Vegan Nigerian Jollof Rice by Morearth422

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