Tag Archive for: Nigerian Cuisine

Nigeria – Egusi Sauce and Snails With Ripe Plantains

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A snail is one of the oldest mollusks to have existed. Some will say they can’t consume such, but after tasting it for the first time with some pepper, the story will be told different. Probably after reading this, you may want to prepare Egusi sauce and snails.

Nigeria – Efo Riro

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Efo Riro is a Yoruba tribe term meaning "stirring green leaves", ego stands for "to stir" and Riro stands for "green leaves". In Yoruba land you may even get snails and shrimps included. I promise once you taste this dish, you won't forgive yourself to cook it daily.

Nigeria – Ofe Achara

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They say, Ofe Achara is the most traditional way of preparing Egusi soup in Nigeria. This has a traditional name called Mgbam. This means molded Egusi. And it is said, the Egusi is not just any type of molded Egusi.

Nigeria – Ora Soup

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This is meal common to the people of the eastern part of Nigeria. Nigeria is a very big state. In that state they are a lot of tribes like the Igbo’s, Yoruba, Hausa etc. This tribes have their meals the prepare that is common to them.

Nigeria – Pepper Soup

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Nigeria southern coast is on the Gulf of Guinea in the Atlantic Ocean. Pepper soup is the name of our today cuisine. It is a soup with varieties of ingredients but consist of peppers at large.

Nigeria – Margi Special

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Nigeria is a country in Africa sharing land borders with the Republic of Benin in the west, Cameroon in the east, and Niger in the north. The dish is popular in the northeastern part of Nigeria, with an origin from the Margi tribe people who are living around riverine.

Nigeria – Ayamase (Ofada Stew)

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Nigeria is a country located on the western coast of Africa. In Nigeria there are kinds of tribes including Yoruba, Igbo and Hausa. Ayamase is popular chill sauces in the Igbo and Yoruba cultures of Nigeria.

Nigeria – Ikokore (Yam Portage)

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Ikokore (Water yam portage) originated from Ogun state, Nigeria and is a major dish for the Ijebu natives.

Nigeria – Nkwobi

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Nkwobi is a typical Nigerian Cuisine. It is an expensive dish with cow foot as its main visible components. It is often termed as food for the rich. This is because the dish is expensive and for an individual to prepare this dish at home, maybe for a party or for home consumption, that person should be rich.

Nigeria – Moi-Moi

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Moi moi is a nice dish eating in Africa. This is common with the Nigerian people. Unlike koki beans and koki corn in Cameroon, in Nigeria it is Moi moi.