Tag Archive for: Nigerian Cuisine

Nigeria – Egg Sauce

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In Cameroon, they are a lot of people that rare fowls. This is because of the enormous land we have and also the freedom to do so. The fowls kept here in Cameroon are the Agric fowls, Land fowls and the old layers. Egg consumption is a common thing here in my country. For lunch and supper, how do you prepare your eggs so that it satisfies you and your family?

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 – Obe Eja Tutu

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Obe What Tutu is a fresh fish stew and taken as a healthy one prepared over slowly cooking procedures but gives out a sound taste. Obukun fish is the most used fish to prepare the cuisine, especially in the central parts of the country.

Nigeria – Afang Soup

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Afang soup is a vegetable soup from Southern and eastern Nigeria. It originates from the Efik people of the Efik kingdom in Cross River State and the Ibibio People of Akwa Ibom. Nigeria is a country with many different traditional dishes, Afang inclusive.

Nigeria – Miyan Kuka

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Miyan kuka is among the loved soups in Nigeria with Ewedu and Ofe onubu included. Miyan kuka is originally comes from Hausa tribe in the northern Nigeria.

Nigeria – Stew Sauce

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The question about cuisines and their origin has been a thought that I have been thinking of. The are many cuisines around the world coming from different tribes and regions. The question I use to ask myself is, how where the cuisines formed.

Nigeria – Marugbo Soup

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Marugbo Etawa soup is that which is eating by the Ondo people of the western part of Nigeria. This is soup traditional prepared with a combination of two leaves which are dried Marugbo leaf and dried Efirin leaf.

Nigeria – Jollof Rice

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I am still writing on jollof rice, but this times, jollof rice prepared by the Nigerians. Sometimes, there is this competition on social media that, Nigerian Jollof rice is better than Cameroon Jollof rice. All I know is, all are delicious meals.

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.