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Traditional Meals

Snake meat is a delicacy in some parts of Nigeria, especially in the south-western region. It is believed to have medicinal and nutritional benefits, such as curing skin diseases and boosting immunity. However,...

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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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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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pancake-rolls

Pancakes are easy to make and can be customized to suit almost any palate or dietary plan. For this one we used just 3 ingredients to make our batter – no eggs milk...

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ayamashe-and-ofada-rice

Ofada rice you know. Ofada Sauce, you know, so what is Ayamase? Ayamase is basically the Ofada sauce, aka designer stew made with green and unripe peppers. Ofada rice and ayamase stew is...

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kunun-aya-tiger-nuts

From childhood days, the sight of squinting northern peddlers pushing their wheelbarrows of wares under the hot sun is not an uncommon sight in many Nigerian cities. From Sugar-canes, to carrots and peppers...

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