SOME TRADITIONAL METHODS EMPLOYED FOR THE MANUFACTURE OF CONDIMENTS FROM DIFFERENT PLANT PROTEINS



   DETAILS OF SOME TRADITIONAL METHODS EMPLOYED FOR THE MANUFACTURE OF CONDIMENTS FROM DIFFERENT PLANT PROTEINS.
 The following table has complete taditional method of manufacturing local condiments in Nigeria



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NAME OF PRODUCT
SUBSTRATE
PROCESSING STAGE
REFERENCE


Dawadawa
African locust bean parkia filicoidea
Locust bean seed are boiled for 12-24hrs to soften the hard testa after which they are de-hulled by hand. The separated cotyledon are boiled for another 2hrs to soften them
Odunfa 1981 Antai and Ibrahim, 1986

Soybean Bambara nut
The cotyledon are spread in a raffia basket lined with banana leaves and covered with several layers of the banana leaves. This is left to ferment for 2-3days. Wood ash may be added. The fermented product is then sun dried for 1-2days to yield a dark brown product. From into irregular small pieces.
Omafube et al., 2002 Barimalaa et al 1994
Ogiri-egusi
Melon seed citrullus vulgaris
Dehulled melon seed boiled for 2-3hrs. The seed are ground into a paste. Ash from burnt palm bunch is added which imparts a grey color to the paste. The paste is wrapped on small portion until the characteristic aroma of the condiment is developed. It is further sundry for 7days on straw mats.
Odunfa, 1981b



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