Hello beautiful,it is such a bright day today. Kano weather
has suddenly changed!! I decided to share this healthy snack recipe. It is
easy,cheap and best of all healthy.’Doya’ is the word for yam in the Hausa
language of Nigeria. There are lots of new yams on the market and in Kano you
can really get confused with the variety. Depending on the species, you may be
able to eat the head and the tail of the yam. If the species are not nice, the
head and tail of the yams won’t be palatable. At home we call it ‘shukuru
shukuru’ yam when the head and tail is not nice and of course no one would it
it. I am not a fan of head and tail of yams whatever the species. I use them to
make this recipe and it saves waste for me. I also use the body of the yam if I
want to make a large amount. It I call it Dr Dileem’s Doya Krispies. It is a
snack great for kids and adults.
Ingredients:
Yam
Salt
Ground Pepper (any ‘yaji’ mix will do)
Olive oil
Preparation:
Peel the yams
Slice into circles
Using a slanted grater, slice the yam into thin slices
Heat the oil, drop the yam strips gently into the hot oil.
Do not overcrowd the fry-pan else, they will stick together
Once there are no more bubbles around the Krispies,it means
it is dry and all the moisture gone
Remove from the oil quickly so it does not get too brown.
Sprinkle on salt and pepper (or ‘yaji mix’) while it is
still hot.
Enjoy!!
Dr Dileem
The Likita Bokanturai
Kano Nigeria
Doc Dileem, I am sooo sooo going to try this if I am not too tired after work tonight. I am yet to get over the yam fritters delicacy. My nephew absolutely loves it. I am loving it already too!
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ReplyDeleteWow Sophia.You just made my day. I am glad your nephew loved it. I'm sure you'll enjoy this too.God's blessings always
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