I tried making Nigerian jollof rice for the first time and let’s just say, it did NOT go as planned 😭! As a multicultural cook, I love trying different dishes but this one humbled me QUICK! Gibe me some tips on how i can make this successfulky next time ❤️ #jollofrice #nigerianfood #cookingfail #foodfail #multiculturalcooking #homecooking #tryingnewrecipes #caribbeanfoodie #foodcreator #viralfood #shorts
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“I still ate it though” Oh believe me, we know. 😂
I would’ve added more cooked rice!!! Lmaoooo it looks good though
If you have any questions you can ask me
It's okay it was your first time....but you should let the stew fry a little longer before adding the rice.....you didn't add a lot of broth....the problem I saw was that you didn't let it cook till the moistures dries out....you keep cooking and stirring untill all the water has dried out untill your heart's desires....that's why it tastes good but you just needed a little bit more patience....or enough patience to achieve the result you want and need ....
That's how we learn.. trial and error. Try try try again! 💪🫶😊
Next time it will be perfect❤❤
Looks good .yea some like it with more liquid many don’t depends on the person. Also they use parboiled rice like uncle Ben’s rice.
Divide the ingredients in half nect time for that amount of rice
The rice ws not fully cook,cover it let it steam