Oat Meal Hot Balls (Oat Swallow)

She joined me in making it and she asked “mommy is this going in your blog?” and alongside a smile I replied “yes baby, it is.” And she said “well you understand how we don’t be aware of what to name these dumplings you produce?

The name “hot balls” came from my ajebutter1. So are these oat meal hot balls?” And zing! I got the name for it.

Let it cool a bit; then roll into a ball.

Notes
When stirring the oat meal, it will be indeed soft.

  1. Run the oats by route of a dry mill and pulse before it becomes a seamless powder
  2. Heat a pot of water and bring to a boil; then swiftly stir in the oat powder before it becomes a even paste. It forms when it is cooled a bit
    If you do not have a dry mill blender, employ a customary blender and insert some water to it in advance of blending. Pulse till the mix is fluid, pour into a pot and bring to a slight boil; then stir promptly to shape

Well, you can now produce yours at home and it is extremely straightforward. These days you can obtain the powder at African stores, but there is no telling what actually is combined alongside the wheat powder.

I like to do some DIY(Do it yourself) little kitchen projects occasionally and I came up using this one some years ago. You learn how some individuals like preferable wheat swallow or dumplings for their Nigerian soups? When you can create yours, it is easier to mention what you added to it or not 🙂

Nigerian Lazy Chef

Yes! it is that simple!

These hot balls are plainly made from Aged fashioned oat meal which have been ran throughout a dry mill blender. EUREKA!

Nigerian Lazy Chef

Source: Oat Meal Hot Balls (Oat Swallow)

Terfa Ukende

Terfa Ukende is a Nigerian travel writer, blogger, and the founder of Watch Nigeria. Combining an analytical background in Computer Science and Statistics from Joseph Sarwuan Tarka University, Makurdi (JOSTUM) with years of on-the-ground fieldwork, Terfa has crossed dozens of Nigerian cities—from Kano and Yola to Lagos and Port Harcourt. He founded Watch Nigeria to counter regurgitated travel advice with firsthand, independently verified reporting on routes, accommodations, and local culture. When not on the road, he is planning his next cross-country expedition.

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