How to make Nsala soup


 Nsala soup is very spice delicacy and also herbal,natural soup that most post-natal mothers eat when they put to bed.

Ingredients 

Assorted meat, beef, goat meat, shaki, tripe. 

Stock fish 

Dried fish 

Crayfish 

Uziza leaf  and seed

Uda

Pepper 

Seasoning cube and salt 

Yam(pounded)

Instructions 

Prepare the stock: boils Assorted meat with stock fish, dried fish,Crayfish, grinded Uziza seed,uda,seasoning cube and salt until tender. Slice and wash some pieces of yam,pour it inside  stock and cook until tender. Bring out the yam from pot and pound it soften, then put it back inside pot together  with pounded Crayfish &pepper cover and cook until the yam dissolve,stir and taste. Slice and wash uziza leaf, pour it inside with seasoning cube &salt if needed. 

Tips for perfect Nsala soup 

  1. Always  make sure all the Spices are available before  cooking it that will helps  the flavour to come out. 
  2. Always  pound or use blender to blend the yam softer before putting it inside stock. 
What to serve with  nsala  soup. 
Pounded  yam 
Semovita 

Conclusion 
Nsala soup: it makes body warm and  energetic. It also digest easily. 

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