There is just one thing I love about Nigerian buns and that is the hard texture and how filling it is.
Ingredients
200 g flour
2 tablespoons sugar
1 teaspoon baking powder
1/2 teaspoon salt
50ml milk
2 tablespoons sugar
1 teaspoon baking powder
1/2 teaspoon salt
50ml milk
Warm water to mix
Vegetable Oil for frying
Preparing the Buns
- Put the flour, baking powder, egg, sugar, salt and milk together in a bowl and
mix with warm water thoroughly until its fully mixed. Place a plastic cover
over the bowl and leave for 30 minutes. Then mold the dough into round balls.
- Heat up enough vegetable oil in a very deep pan or pot until you feel the oil has become medium hot. Ensure that the oil is not too hot else the buns might cook outside but not inside. Place some of the molded balls in the oil. Leave to fry for about 15-20 minutes until the buns is well cooked inside. After the balls are placed in the oil, it usually would sink to the bottom of the pan so when this happens, turn it a bit with your spoon and then turn the buns over when the side on the surface has turned golden brown.
- Heat up enough vegetable oil in a very deep pan or pot until you feel the oil has become medium hot. Ensure that the oil is not too hot else the buns might cook outside but not inside. Place some of the molded balls in the oil. Leave to fry for about 15-20 minutes until the buns is well cooked inside. After the balls are placed in the oil, it usually would sink to the bottom of the pan so when this happens, turn it a bit with your spoon and then turn the buns over when the side on the surface has turned golden brown.
- When every part is completely
dry, take out the puff-puff from the oil and place in a sieve, then onto a
kitchen paper to reduce the amount of oil.
- And your buns is ready to be
served with juice, zobo or any soft drink.