My boiled Rice With titus peppered fish and Green vegetables

My boiled Rice With Titus peppered fish and Green vegetables. A lot of people do not like this fish because of its smell. I have my way of cooking which removes that fish smell. Although no

member of my family agrees to eat this fish with me, I still love it. *wink* I like it cooked in tomato or just fried and eaten as a snack. When I buy this fish, I just know that no one will agree to eat with me so I  buy the quantity I can finish. LOL!

 

INGREDIENTS: My boiled Rice With Titus peppered fish and Green vegetables

  • 3 cups Rice
  • 1 large-sized Fresh Titus Fish
  • A large bunch Amaranthus
  • 1 teaspoon ground Fresh Pepper
  • 1 small can Tomato Paste
  • 3 cups Vegetable oil
  • Salt to taste
  • 2 knorr cubes
  • Water

 

STEPS TO COOKING THIS DELICACY:

 

  1. The rice is washed and boiled with some salt. When cooked, it is kept somewhere to wait for the fish sauce and vegetables.
  2. The fish is salted, put in a pot with a little water, vegetable oil, and some chopped onions, and brought to a boil.
  3. Ground Fresh pepper and just two teaspoons of tomato paste added. Knorr cubes and Maggi are also added to taste. I tried to avoid stirring so I do not crush the fish. With the fish boiling in that peppered tomato sauce, I checked for salt and allowed to simmer.
  4. The washed amaranthus is chopped with all the soft parts of the stalk, It is slightly salted and put in a pot. Without waiting, I immediately begin to stir until I see the vegetables begin to turn darker. Without delay, the heat is turned off. The hot pot continues to cook these tender veggies, that’s why I can’t leave it for even five minutes on the cooker. Depending on the quantity I make though.
  5. Serve hot. It is best eaten with the fish sauce poured on the white rice as seen in the third picture below.

A serving of rice with fish sauce
My boiled Rice With Titus peppered fish and Green vegetables
 Boiled rice with fish sauce, fish and green leafy  Amaranth vegetables
Cooking fresh fish in tomato sauce with some fresh pepper removes the fish smell. do not allow vegetable sellers to cut the stalk off. I only take off a little part of the stalk. Love the crunchy healthy feel. The fiber in the stalk is also very good for my digestive system.
 

HOW TO MAKE PEPPER SAUCE:

  1. Grind fresh red pepper with some chopped onions and enough seasoning cubes. For half a mudu of pepper, at least six or more seasoning cubes.
  2. Add the ground mixture to cold vegetable oil, place the pot on the cooker, and turn on the heat.
  3.  Stir until it boils, check for seasoning and salt, *avoid frying* turn off the heat when it boils and begins to taste cooked. Once the raw pepper taste disappears, turn off the heat and you have your tasty pepper sauce.

 

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24 thoughts on “My boiled Rice With titus peppered fish and Green vegetables”

  1. Aunty Ojay av missed alot no thanks to d poor network in ma village. Love d dish but can I substitute d amaranthus with pumpkin leaf,coz I don't like green.

    ~BONARIO~says so via NOKIA3310

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  2. Welcome back Bonario. Poor Network in my village did not help matters too. With pumpkin leaves, you need to add water leaf as a softener.
    Wash the water leaf and pumpkin together and pls do not cover the pot. Stir and remove from heat once the green color begins to change. Hope you brought village goodies back to Abuja.
    Happy New Year!

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  3. Is there any way to preserve raw Green, at least for a few days? I love green but can't go to the market as frequently as I want to eat green. For vegies like Ugu and bitter leaf, I rinse and freez and they are still good to eat after a week but Green just turns dark and flat in the freezer or fridge after a few hours and turns yellow outside the fridge after one night

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  4. Green preservation wahala! Nife, I understand you perfectly. I discovered that when I keep green inside empty rice sacks, it lasts longer than in the fridge.

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  5. Knorr cubes should come and use you for advert o!! You are giving them free publicity na., warrisit sef..ℓoℓ.. Any particular reason why u like using knorr as against star maggi cubes??

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  6. No Chychy, no particular reason. I cook with star too. It just happened that on this day, I had knorr at home. I see no difference between knorr and star. I use even royco too.

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  7. Omg I love this dish. Been looking for a food site like this foreva! I recently got married and I neva knew thinking up varieties of food to cook for my hubby is wahala. This will help, thnx!

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  8. Nice meal, love it. Its so healthy and looks delicious. I love vegetables a lot but have not tried used titus before. Will surely try this, thanks Eya.

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