Kitchen Badge: How to Prepare MoiMoi Rollup

Ingredients:

1 cup peeled beans
1/4 medium Onion (Halved)
1 Red Pepper (Tatashe) (Halved )
Small Ginger (peeled)
1 Sprig green onion (optional)
2 eggs ( 1 boiled, 1 raw)
1 tablespoon oil or butter
1 cube maggi
1/2 Teaspoon Pepper Flakes
Salt – To taste

Direction

Preheat oven to 350F
In a blender : combine beans, onion, 1 part red pepper, 1 part onion, 1/2 cup water and ginger. Puree to a fine paste
Chop left over pepper and onion. Slice up the egg and mince the green onion if using. Set aside
Melt butter. Add in maggi, salt, pepper flakes. Stir to combine. Add in pureed beans and raw egg. Mix well using a mixing pin or hand mixer (3-5 minutes)

Line an oven tray with culinary parchment (or aluminum foil) . Pour in the moimoi batter and spread out evenly. Shake pan gently to distribute.Top with chopped ingredients

Bake moimoi for 15 minutes (until lifted at the edges and set)
As soon as you remove the moimoi from the oven, start the roll. Starting at one short end , peel off parcment until rolled to the end

Serve Moimoi roll by itself or with pap, custard or garri.

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Recipe Note:

This recipe also works extremely well for plantain rollup. Substitute 2 medium ripe plantains for beans, keep everything else the same. I will share my version using plantains next week.

Source: www.9jafoodie.com

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