AS AN EZZA BOY. l LOVE MY ACHI SOUP.
Achi soup is the soup of Ezza people.
They go as long as eating off their tongue when it comes to Achi soup. Achi is
a seed that grew from the Achi tree which grew beside the water coast. The
seeds are brownish in colour. Achi soup is lovely, delicious and simple to
prepare.
It can be prepared with any kind of eatable vegetable but
the people of Ezza preferred the garden egg vegetable because there are some
special aroma from the vegetable. The seed is roasted and broke with a stone to
get out the outer skin peeled off after which it is then soaked in water to
soften the seed. The soaked seed is then washed out of the water and grind into
a powder form.
A pot of water containing beef, stockfish, crayfish, palm
oil, seasoning , grinded pepper and some salt to taste ,is placed on fire to
heat.
After twenty five minutes of steaming, the grinded Achi is
poured into a clean bowl and add with cold water, then it is stired with a
spoon to dissolve completely. Then the dissolved Achi is poured into the pot on
fire and you stir. After which you wash in your vegetable into it and allow to
cook for fifteen minutes, and your Achi soup is ready. Then you are ready to
gobble it down into your determined stomach. You will be so amaze on a journey
of swallow that you had embark on. It can go smoothly with any swallow your
choice, Eba, Fufu, Pounded yam or semo. Please, if you might consider using
fish to beef, let it be fresh fish aka
Eja tutu so as not to loose the taste. Any brand of fish will go but with Titus you are on adventure to the
food land. Note that the fish should be added after the vegetables. The soup
will make you swallow until you are left
to be swallowed. Don’t me I love to expatiate, so as for you not to loose the
taste and to have a wonderful and splendid meal.
I love my mum more each time she prepared Achi soup for me.
She knew I become a lunatic for some minutes when it comes to Achi soup. I
would eat beyond my stomach, overfeeding myself I had no choice, I just love my
Achi soup. Why wont you rather give it a try?
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