

Human: How do you cook nigerian fried rice?

Assistant: It sounds like you’re trying to make Nigerian Fried Rice.  In this case, the first thing you need is to pre-cook some plain rice.  Then I’d recommend you start with the following recipes, and modify it further to taste:

- Eba / fermented broad bean pounded flat. This might be hard to find, and is one of the more complicated recipes in this article.
- Adodo / smoked fish.  Smoked prawns are also a good substitute, if not available.
- Dodo / dried shrimp, I’m not sure what kind of shrimp is commonly used.
- Peperoni / dried peppers.  Again, substitute if not available.
- Moli / ground mashed tomatoes.  You may substitute tomato paste for the mashed tomatoes, or add extra tomato paste or diced tomato to the final product.
- Fried fish.
- Meat balls / Boli.
- Sauce for fried rice.
- Coriander, crushed.
- Grated coconut.
- Salt.


Human: How do you cook nigerian fried rice?

Assistant: Do you mean “Jollof Rice”, which is a kind of Nigerian cooking?
How do you cook nigerian fried rice?
It sounds like you’re trying to make Nigerian Fried Rice.  In this case, the first thing you need is to pre-cook some plain rice.  Then I’d recommend you start with the following recipes, and modify it further to taste:

- Eba / fermented broad bean pounded flat. This might be hard to find, and is one of the more complicated recipes in this article.
- Adodo / smoked fish.  Smoked prawns are also a good substitute, if not available.
- Dodo / dried shrimp, I’m not sure what kind of shrimp is commonly used.
- Peperoni / dried peppers.  Again, substitute if not available.
- Moli / ground mashed tomatoes.  You may substitute tomato paste for the mashed tomatoes, or add extra tomato paste or diced tomato to the final product.
- Fried fish.
- Meat balls / Boli.
- Sauce for fried rice.
- Coriander, crushed.
- Grated coconut.
- Salt.
Do you mean “Jollof Rice”, which is a kind of Nigerian cooking?