Either you choose to make it as jollof beans that most Nigerians prepare at home or Ewa agoyin that most people would rather buy from a food vendor instead of homemade. Beans never goes without it's palm oil. I mean, at the mention of Beans, palm oil must surface. They are like 5 and 6, or how do people describe close pals when using figures?

Anyway, this stir fry beans recipe (watch video) decides to put asunder what to Nigerians have joined together. With little or no stress, little groundnut oil, pepper mix and the beans itself, this tasty and delicious style of beans will have you craving for beans more often than you can imagine.

Ingredients

1. Beans

2. Onion

3. Scotch bonnet pepper (Ata Rodo)

4. Bell pepper (Tatashe)

5. Tomatoes

6. Green pepper

7. Groundnut oil

8. Salt

9. Seasoning cubes

Preparation

1. Select debris away from the beans and wash.

2. Pour the beans into a big pot. Add some onion and boil till the beans soften.

3. When the beans are well cooked, drain the water and set it aside.

4. Put the tomatoes, scotch bonnet pepper, bell pepper and onion in a blender and blender. make sure you don't blend too smooth.

5. Add some groundnut oil into a pot, pour in chopped onion and green pepper. Fry for about 2 minutes.

6. Add the grounded pepper to the content in the pot. Add salt to taste and seasoning cubes. Stir and leave it to fry for about 5-7 minutes.

7. Pour the cooked beans into the mixture and stir fry for about 5 minutes.

Ulala! Our beans is ready.