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Moi Moi in Cabbage Leaves

Yields1 ServingPrep Time25 minsCook Time45 minsTotal Time1 hr 10 mins

Moi Moi with a special twist

Main
 1 cup Brown black eye Beans washed and peeled
 Cabbage leaves for wrapping
 2 cooking spoons Tomato/ Pepper/Onion blended together
Fish
 ½ cup flaked steamed Mackerel
 ½ cup diced Fresh ShrimpsOptional
Seasoning
 Crayfish seasoning and salt to taste
 1 tsp Ginger paste
Oil
 2 cooking spoons vegetable oil
Others
 Kitchen strings for tying the wraps
Instructions
1

Blend the beans till smooth with very little water. A good tip is to wash your beans the night before, soak in water and leave in the fridge and it will be easy on your blender.

2

Heat the oil, fry the onion, tomato/pepper. Add the fish, shrimp and seasoning. Taste for salt and correct seasoning. Cook the stew until tomato sourness goes off.

3

Pour the stew into the ground beans, add the ginger and mix well.

4

Add a little water to beans paste if too thick. Consistency, should not be runny either.

5

Peel off Cabbage leaves and wash. Use large cabbage leaves to make wrapping easy. To make the leaves easy to bend soak in hot water for just 1 minute and cool off immediately in cold water.

6

Cut up strings to use in tying each Moi Moi parcel.

7

Scoop Moi Moi mix onto cabbage leaves. Fold thick part of leaf up and fold down the soft upper side. Tuck in the sides to close up the parcel, tie the parcel gently with strings.

8

Place on a steamer and steam without letting water touch the parcels directly. Allow to cook for about 45 minutes.

9

Take out parcels, allow to cool a bit and serve with the cabbage leaves as side dish to rice or with tea. Cooking Tip: It is important that the cabbage parcels are cooked with steam and not dipped in water. Whist you may not have the Chinese vegetable and rice steamer, you can sufficiently raise your Moi Moi out of water by placing the parcels on a raised platform in the pot. Add water a little at a time.

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