How to make home-made suya spice!

WHAT IS SUYA SPICE (YAJI)

Suya spice is a Nigerian spice blend that is used to make a popular Nigerian street food called Suya. This spice mix is also known as Yaji and it originated from the Northern part of Nigeria. Not only is it popular in all parts of Nigeria, but it is also popular in some other West African Countries. 


INGREDIENTS

Kulikuli - Use unsalted roasted peanuts where kuli kuli is not available.

Ginger powder

Smoked Paprika 

Cayenne pepper

Onion powder 

Garlic granules/powder

Stock cube

Sea Salt

Uda seeds also known as Negro pepper

Cloves - Optional


HOW TO MAKE SUYA SPICE (YAJI)

Measure out the ingredients in clean dry bowls.

Add all the ingredients in a dry mill and blend till all blended together.


Pour in an airtight container or spice jar and it's ready to use.


Homemade Suya Spice

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