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Nigerian Soup Recipes – A Complete Guide About Nigerian Soup Recipes. Nigerian Soups are the special sauces that include major Nigerian Foods known as Fufu. People living in Nigeria really like Fufu. They at-least have one Fufu meal in a day, Hence soups are essential part of Nigerian Food Recipes. All Nigerian Soups are mostly served with Eba (Garri), Amala, Semolina, Tuwo Shinkafa, Pounded Yam.
If you are looking for delicious Easy Nigerian Vegetables recipes , you are in the right place. Don’t worry about what to cook because My Active Kitchen has more than 30+ Recipes. You can choose your favorite one from them. You can also find the list of Nigerian Vegetables Food Recipes so that you can choose your favorite food recipes to try. If you want to learn how to cook Nigerian vegetable soup like Efo riro , egusi soup and Nigerian beef stew then follow me on my website. These soups can be used with almost everything.
Some few weeks ago, one of my instagram buddies posted catfish pepper soup and tagged me. Her picture got me drooling and craving. I told her I was going to make mine….. Anyway, long story short, I made catfish pepper soup that night under the pretence that it would help my cold at the time.
Fish stew! This simple and delicious West African stew recipe is packed full of flavour and uses a handful of everyday ingredients you may already have in your pantry. This easy Nigerian fish stew is versatile and can be served with boiled white rice or paired with vegetable soups like […]
This Egusi soup recipe is insanely delicious and easy to make. Before you say I write this about all my recipes, I just want to confirm once again that this is true. I can tell you, this soup is the truth. It is simple and quick to make. Let me show […]
Ofada stew recipe with boiled eggs (stew soaked eggs). Oh yes please, honestly this ofada stew is one of the best things I have cooked recently, It is quick to make and requires few ingredients. I say this all the time, it is not quantity that makes good food but […]
The first time I ever tasted Banga soup was with my dad in Lagos. We were at this restaurant and he ordered Banga soup. I started interrogating him immediately, what is Banga soup? What is it made of etc? My dad just told me, ‘IYA’, calm down, you will see it when they serve us! When they served him his soup, it was in a clay pot. You need to see the look on my face that day. What!!!
The weather around here is not the type one can ask for right now. It is so windy that if you are not careful and you lose your balance, you may find yourself in the next street. I was home today and I couldn’t think of what to cook in this confused weather, I was thinking something quick and spicy. I checked my freezer for what to cook and yes! Pepper soup called to me
My friend sent me a picture of what he was cooking some couple of days ago, and for a minute, I found myself asking 100 questions from is that efo tete, to are you sure it’s the real thing and, where did you get it from? How much did you pay for it? Anyways at the end of my questions, I just told him,
Is there any Nigerian here who doesn’t like beef? Haha… I don’t think so too. Well, with an exception for vegans and vegetarians. We don’t joke with beef at all, we love it in stew, eat it fried, boiled or grilled. Nigerian Beef Stew (African Stew) Today’s recipe is one […]
.Nigerian chicken stew is one of the stews cooked and loved by every Nigerians no matter where they are on this surface of the earth. Nigerian chicken stew is a classic recipe and it is very delicious too.
Nigerian cooking 101: Pepper mix | Nigerian pepper mix or pepper base or ata lilo as the Yorubas would call it. Nigerian Dishes In Nigeria, the majority of Nigerian dishes call for pepper mix/ata lilo and this could be in any form or texture. The almighty Jollof rice calls for […]
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