Dream Menu: How to Make Nigerian Puff Puff by Kraft Queen

Puff-Puff is the hot, soft and sweet fried dough that is eaten by almost everybody in Nigeria. It’s quite cheap to buy on the side streets and make at home.

It such a humble snacks that its been a life safer for ages. The word ‘puff- puff’ has also been used to describe some bodily features, an example is,  ‘your cheeks are round like puff-puff.’

The word ‘puff- puff’ has also been used to describe some bodily features, an example is, ‘your cheeks are round like puff-puff.’ @kraftplus 🤣🤣🤣

Recently, I was listening to a business coach saying that puff-puff didn’t know it had great potentials until its collaborated with other finger foods like spring rolls, samosa, fried shrimps, peppered gizzard and snails, to make the classic Nigerian small chop combo (Finger Food) served at social functions.

puff-puff didn’t know it had great potentials until its collaborated with other finger foods like spring rolls, samosa, fried shrimps, peppered gizzard and snails, to make the classic Nigerian small chop combo (Finger Food) served at social functions @kraftplus

There is a saying and it goes thus ‘if you haven’t served/had small chops at a party, the party was just a meeting, such great accolade for a small fried snack, little but with great potentials. Oh puff- puff!

Before I bore you with the awesomeness of this road side snack that is loved by all, and serves the rich and poor alike.

Ingredients

2 Cups Plain Flour

4 Tablespoon Sugar

1 small sachet Dry/ Instant Yeast

3/4 cup lukewarm water

Vegetable oil

1 teaspoon Nut Meg/ Cinnamon

How To

1 Sieve and pour flour into a medium bowl add sugar and dry yeast mix together thoroughly.

2. Gradually add water and turn the mixture with a spoon or your hands.

3. It should be a soft wet and mushy dough (quite sticky) if the dough its hard add some trickle of water, the batter should not be not runny.

There is a saying and it goes thus ‘if you haven’t served/had small chops at a party, the party was just a meeting, such great accolade for a small fried snack, little but with great potentials. Oh puff- puff! @kraftplus

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4. Cover the bowl with cling film/Foil and cover again with a tea or kitchen towel.

5. Store in a warm place (microwave, oven, or cupboard) for 30/45mins.

6. Remove cling film, the dough should have doubled or even tripled in size depending on the weather.

7 .Mix out the air with a wooden spoon or your hands by whisking roughly for 2mins

8. Put on the frying pan or pot filed with vegetable oil, heat on medium heat for 5 minutes.

9. Drop some small batter into the hot oil, the dough should float immediately to the surface, if not the oil isn’t hot enough so wait another 2 minutes.

10. Use your fingers to scoop the batter into the oil, its better you use a small spoon scoop or ice cream scoop and drop the batter into the oil.

11. Fry until golden brown this will take like 4 minutes scoop out and drain in a metal sieve or kitchen roll.

12. All Done, You can eat just like that or dust in sugar. Serve and enjoy your Hot, Soft and sweet Puff Puff.

Enjoy Your Snack.


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