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Chicken simmered in peanut paste — Ghana's rich, velvety soup.
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Groundnut (peanut) soup is a traditional soup Ghanaians often make on Sundays. Peanut paste is dissolved into a tomato-and-chili broth and simmered with chicken, goat, or dried fish. Mellow and rich, it's eaten with fufu or omo tuo (rice balls).
Toss the chicken with salt, grated ginger and garlic, and 1 chopped onion and steam-simmer in a little water for 10 minutes.
Blend the tomatoes, remaining onion, and red chili and add, along with the tomato paste and 800ml water; simmer 15 minutes.
Thin the peanut butter with a little broth and add to the pot.
Add the stock powder and simmer on low for 40 minutes, stirring so it doesn't scorch.
When oil rises to the surface, season with salt.
Serve in bowls with rice or fufu.