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CONCOCTION RICE The Nigerian native Jollof Rice, also known as Palm oil Rice is a  hearty, flavourful and and deeply comforting meal. It is quite different from the popular Nigerian Jollof Rice because...

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CATFISH PEPPERSOUP Catfish pepper soup is a delicious meal and one of the ultimate Nigerian comfort foods that’s also very easy to prepare. Peppersoup joints (local restaurants that serve peppersoup) are also the...

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We watch hosts on cooking shows and see them going through a number of fancy looking dishes without looking harried…and you wonder how you cannot get through a simple meal of rice without...

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Bitter Leaves

The bitter leaf plant, scientifically known as Vernonia Amygdalina is a bitter herb found and consumed in tropical climates. In West Africa, besides being used for ethnomedicinal properties, the biter leaf plant is...

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Bitter Leaf Soup

Why would anyone want to eat anything made from a leaf called bitter leaf? If you’re asking this question, then you’ve clearly never tried the BITTER LEAF SOUP known to Nigerians as ofeonugbu/obe ewuro,...

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ZOBO-DRINK-10-quick-steps

SO, WHAT IS ZOBO DRINK? Zobo is a beverage made from the brewed or infused sepals of the hibiscus sabdariffa flower made with a selection of food spices, sweeteners or flavours and consumed...

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Feeling the holiday blues are you?  Not just any holiday, the Christmas holidays, all that face-stuffing, catching up with friends and family. Yes, we too wish it could go on forever, but here...

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semolina-vegetable-pancake

Here’s yet another yummy way to have your pancakes – made with semolina, and vegetables and served with a dusting of suya spice – yes! It is still pancakes, but for this, we...

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kelewele-ghana-nigeria

The kelewele song was sang by many Ghanaians in their youthful days: Moko yashi kelewele Africa                          (They are frying plantains in...

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wateryam-fritters-ojojo

“Ojojo”, a term used to describe the physical expression of a grandmother’s love. We joke. However, it is true that many of us had our first ojojo experience at grandma’s house where as...

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