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In assistance with childrens dad.he made this recipe and alhamdulillah the plantene worked out well with the combination.this is a very healthy and delicious soup mashaallah.if prefered the bananas can be mashed furthur with a. Trim the lamb and remove the fat. Place in a large pan with the garlic, bay leaves, lemon grass, chilli and spices.

To begin with this particular recipe, we must prepare a few components. You can cook plantene,lamb and coconut soup using 10 ingredients and 6 steps. Here is how you cook it.

The ingredients needed to make Plantene,lamb and coconut soup:

1. Take large -medium plantene bananas
2. Prepare About half kilo halal lamb (bone and meat)
3. Prepare medium onions chooed or cubed finely
4. Prepare medium carrot sliced finely
5. Get large green chilli(seeds removed)
6. Get Spices: (for meat)ginger garlic salt,curry powder,black pepper
7. Take Lemon (at the end)
8. Make ready Corriander for topping(optional)
9. Take Water 3 to 4 cups(beggining)
10. Take Water added (as needed) at end

You won't be disappointed with this one! Stir the lamb back in to the pan along with the chilli, coconut milk and stock, then bring to the boil. At Serious Eats we're typically more concerned with deliciousness than authenticity. Case in point: This hearty dish is loosely based on West African peanut soup.

Instructions to make Plantene,lamb and coconut soup:

1. Prep the meat:wash and remove fat and add spices.then cook with own water until cooked
2. Prep the plantene bananas.these are for cooking are green outside.(easily available in markets or grocery shops or some street shops,sold with other veggs).remove outer skin.and scrape off the outer sticky/stringy layer under the peel.
3. These may take a while to soften and cook depending on style of cooking /cutting.Cut into small cirxle slices or cut into small cubes if prefer.(it is better as smaller pieces cook faster)
4. Add the green bananas and meat and onions and the coconut,to the large cooking pot.add enof water to cover everything in the pot!start boinling in medium heat and when bananas are soft and slightly change color switch to lowest heat. cover and qimmer until soup is thicker
5. As the bananas cook they will change colour.and will become darker yellow and then the sauce turns greyish in colurs…continue cooking and adding a bit more water(about half cup) if the sauce is getting too thick.
6. When bananas are grey you can taste for salt.add more as required,then add juice of half a large lemon or one whole medium lemon.stur very well as the coconut and banana sauce will stick ti the pan floor.add bit more water(about half cup) if too dry.break down the banas with wooden spoon if prefer.the plantene soup is ready. bismillah and enjoy

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