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How To Prepare Nigerian Alkubus

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How To Prepare Nigerian Alkubus

Alkubus is a traditional bread originating from Nigeria. The bread is usually made with a combination of wheat flour, sugar, salt, water, and yeast.The dough is left to rise for one to two hours, and it’s then divided into oiled containers or bowls.

The small balls of dough are left to rise one more time before they’re placed in a steamer and steamed until fully cooked.If properly prepared, the steamed bread should be very soft, moist, and fluffy.

How To Prepare Nigerian Alkubus

 

 

RECIPE INGREDIENTS

2 cups White all purpose or plain flour

1 teaspoon Yeast powder

1 teaspoon Baking powder

A pinch Iodized salt

3 teaspooon Granulated sugar

 2 teaspoon Vegetable oil or sunflower oil

Warm water (as required)

 

 

DIRECTIONS ON HOW TO PREPARE NIGERIAN ALKUBUS

Pour in the white all purpose or plain flour in a clean bowl. Add in the yeast powder and mix in the baking powder and granulated sugar (to taste) then the iodized salt to taste. 

Mix all the ingredients till they are well combined and are incorporated. You can use an electric whisk to mix the ingredients together.Add in 2 tablespoons of Vegetable oil or sunflower oil or if the quantity of oil is too much, you can reduce it. 

Start mixing the oil with the flour mixture and gradually add in the warm water so the mixture would form a smooth batter (not too thick), make sure you don’ t add too much warm water

Use an electric mixer the ingredients together till they are well combined with the warm water and oil and make sure there are no lumps found.After mixing, cover the bowl with an aluminium wrapping foil or clean cloth and set aside to allow the batter to rise in size

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Grease an aluminium container of your desired size or shape with little vegetable oil, pour in the risen batter and cover the container.Place the container inside a boiling pot of water and leave to boil for at least 30 minutes

After the alkubus has finished boiling, remove the container from the pot and remove the alkubus from the container, serve warm.

 

 

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How To Prepare Nigerian Alkubus

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Serves: 4 Prep Time: Cooking Time: Nutrition facts: 20M calories 5 grams fat

Ingredients

2 cups White all purpose or plain flour
1 teaspoon Yeast powder
1 teaspoon Baking powder
A pinch Iodized salt
3 teaspoons Granulated sugar
2 teaspoon Vegetable oil or sunflower oil
Warm water (as required)

Instructions

  • Pour in the white all purpose or plain flour in a clean bowl. Add in the yeast powder and mix in the baking powder and granulated sugar (to taste) then the iodized salt to taste.
  • Mix all the ingredients till they are well combined and are incorporated. You can use an electric whisk to mix the ingredients together.Add in 2 tablespoons of Vegetable oil or sunflower oil or if the quantity of oil is too much, you can reduce it.
  • Start mixing the oil with the flour mixture and gradually add in the warm water so the mixture would form a smooth batter (not too thick), make sure you don' t add too much warm water
  • Use an electric mixer the ingredients together till they are well combined with the warm water and oil and make sure there are no lumps found.After mixing, cover the bowl with an aluminium wrapping foil or clean cloth and set aside to allow the batter to rise in size
  • Grease an aluminium container of your desired size or shape with little vegetable oil, pour in the risen batter and cover the container.Place the container inside a boiling pot of water and leave to boil for at least 30 minutes
  • After the alkubus has finished boiling, remove the container from the pot and remove the alkubus from the container, serve warm.
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