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7 SUYA COMBOS THAT YOU MUST TRY– AFRICAN CUISINE

 

Suya is definitely one of Nigerian street food combos that says night life like nothing else. It is a thinly sliced skewered meat, spiced with a mix of spices like  ginger, groundnuts and ground pepper, mostly sold by your friendly neighborhood ‘abokis’. Never call yourself a suya connoisseur if you have not tried any of these 6 winning combinations:

1. SUYA AND GARRI

This combination is perhaps one of the most popular suya combos ever. How to do it, ‘soak’ your garri in chilled water and add sugar to taste. Enjoy your spicy suya with the refreshingly cold garri and have suya coated dreams afterwards.

2. SUYA AND BREAD. A.K.A RISKY BURGER

Sliced bread does not cut it for this one, it has to be a soft, fresh-baked loaf – the type that can be torn and squeezed in between your clenched fist into perfect moulds. You can either have it the random way by alternating between popping the suya in your mouth and eating the deliciously spicy meat with fresh onion slices.

3. SUYA AND MASSA

Massa –rice cakes- are more popular in the north. It is made in two variants – sugared and un-sugared. Served together, they complement each other rather nicely, balancing each other nicely in texture and spiciness.

4. SUYA AND NOODLES

Clearly not every time noodles and egg. Many suya joints have evolved into fast food spots, fast food being noodles cooked with suya.

 5. SUYA AND CRISPY VEGETABLES

The suya guys have levels too. Some just serve it with onions and send you off on your way. But some, to show that they’ve been to the university to the University of Suya, go the extra mile and serve theirs with crispy fresh vegetables – cabbage, tomatoes, carrots, lettuce and onions.

6. SUYA AND FRIES

If you can have barbecued steaks and fries, then suya and fries are not that hard to imagine. Served with yam chips, sweet potato chips or irish potato chips, with a side of vegetables and and some ketchup, the gastronomical gods will be appeased.

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 7. SUYA AND BEER

Nothing spices up the evening better than suya, chilled beer, with your best buddies and some good music.

Drop a comment below to share your favorite way to have Suya with us! Also, don’t forget to follow us on FacebookInstagram and Twitter @Foodbaytv for more insights and exciting posts!
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