Ingredients
Tomato base
Broth
Cooking process
History
100

What ingredient makes give jellof rice its color?

Tomato paste

100

List the ingredients that make the tomato base?

Tomatoes, bell peppers (optional) spicy peppers (habanero), onions

100

What is the broth?

The product of boiling the meat with seasonings to obtain flavor 

100

what do you do first when you get your rice?

Wash it

100

Where did jellof rice originate from?

Senegal

200

Which ingredient can be added to add fragrance to the oil?

Curry powder

200

what color does the tomato paste have to be to let you know it’s cooked down?

Deep dark red color

200

What type of meat can you use for their broth?

Any type of meat ( chicken, beef, goat meat, etc)

200

How do you know your rice is clean enough?

When the water used in washing is is clear and no longer milky 

200

What two countries usually argue for the best jellof rice?

Nigeria and Ghana

300

True or False. The ingredients be found at grocery stores in the US?

True

300

How do you know the tomato base is cooked down? 

When it’s reduced to half the size.

300

Is the broth necessary for making jellof rice?

It is not necessary but it adds a lot more flavor to the jellof rice

300
Why do we cover the lid of the pot with aluminum foil?

To lock in moisture and to let steam cook the rice

300

What African countries eat jellof rice? Name like 5

Most of west African countries ( Senegal, Ghana, Sierra Leone, Nigeria, Liberia)

400

what type of rice does Nigerian use for their jellof rice?

long grain parboiled rice

400
What should the tomato paste taste and look like when cooked down?

It should be less tangy , and the oil should be floating a bit at the top

400

What can you do to your meat after boiling it?

You can fry it , air fry, bake it 

400

What cooks rice?

Steam not water

400

What type of jellof rice are Nigerians known for?

Smokey jellof rice

500
Aside from tomato paste, are regular tomatoes still needed for jellof rice?

Yes

500

When the tomato base stops splashing at the top of the pot lid, what does it signify?

It signifies that the tomato base is cooked down and ready for seasonings.