Hello everybody, it is Louise, welcome to my recipe page. Today, I’m gonna show you how to make a distinctive dish, deconstructed githeri. It is one of my favorites. This time, I’m gonna make it a little bit unique. This is gonna smell and look delicious.
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To begin with this recipe, we must prepare a few components. You can have deconstructed githeri using 24 ingredients and 16 steps. Here is how you can achieve it.
The ingredients needed to make Deconstructed Githeri:
- Get For Maize Pancake
- Prepare boiled green maize
- Prepare milk
- Take water
- Get whole wheat flour
- Get salt
- Take For Bean Balls
- Take boiled red beans
- Get large onion
- Make ready reduced beef broth
- Take salt
- Take black pepper
- Prepare ground bay leaves
- Take bread soaked in milk and squeezed
- Make ready egg
- Get For Ratatouille And Sauce
- Prepare tomatoes
- Make ready large ginger root, peeled, minced
- Get ground bay leaves
- Make ready rosemary concentrate
- Take salt
- Take black pepper
- Prepare large zucchini, cubed
- Prepare large carrot, cubed
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Steps to make Deconstructed Githeri:
- For bean balls, mash the beans.
- Reduce the beef broth until it is very concentrated and mix into the bean mash.
- Slice the onion and caramelise it in oil, then mix into the mash.
- Add all the other ingredients to make the final mash. If it is too soft, add some extra mashed beans to solidify it. Check seasoning.
- Make balls and bake in the oven till well set. (Remember all the ingredients except egg are cooked so you don't need much time).
- For the ratatouille, suet the minced ginger in some oil.
- Blend the tomatoes and add to the ginger.
- Add the herbs, spices and seasoning.
- Boil until the tomato sauce reduces to a thick liquid.
- Add the cubed carrots and cook until a bit soft.
- Add the zucchini and cook for a few minutes.
- For maize pancake, blend the maize in the milk.
- Mix with wheat flour, salt, and water to make a very thick batter.
- Cook the maize batter in a pan like pancakes.
- Combine the components by putting the bean balls and maize pancake on the plate and taking some of the tomato sauce from the ratatouille to coat the bean ball then the vegetables to the side.
- Or you can flatten the bean balls and make a vegetarian burger. Here I made a sandwich by using two slices of the maize pancake, putting a flattened bean ball in the middle, and putting the ratatouille tomato sauce as sandwich dressing.
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