Ofe Nsala recipe is a mouthwatering speciality of the Igbo tribe in Nigeria, particularly in the state of Anambra, is Ofe Nsala, or White Soup. This delicious, freshly cooked fish soup is typically made with catfish. Afia Efere is the…
The first thing you need to know is that Nigerian foods are probably the best food on the planet. It’s so good that it even has its own UNESCO World Heritage Site status! 6 And while you may have heard…
Oha soup is indigenous to Nigeria’s south-eastern region. It’s a classic soup that’s similar to bitter leaf soup but made with Ora leaves. Ora (Oha) Soup is unique in that the tender ora leaves used in this soup dish are…
One of the first things that you should do when you are planning to buy some local foodstuff is to find out where it is available. There are many online and offline stores that may sell the same product at…
But do you know the difference between long-grain, medium-grain, and short-grain rice? Perhaps you wonder what the heck those words on the bag refer to when they say ‘medium’ or ‘long?’ Short. Long grains are less sticky, but higher in…
There’s a lot that can be said about Nigerian food. It can be visually, and even aromatically stimulating. The colours of the spices and the uneven textures of some dishes contribute to an overall experience that is both culinary and…
When it comes to soup recipes, the use and combination of the ingredients used in cooking make all the difference in the world. And Banga Soup Recipe is no different, where there is a distinctive difference between Banga soup and…
Efo Riro (also known as Efo Irri) is a delicious Nigerian Vegetable Soup that you can make in less than an hour. Surprisingly easy, visually stimulating and packed with both flavour and nutrition, this is one soup that anyone can…
Ugu (the scientific name for Ugu leaves) is a shrub and herbaceous plant that belongs to the Flacourtiaceae family of plants. Although it could be considered a weed, the leaves have been used for centuries as a herbal remedy for…
Are you aware of the nutritional benefits of okro? Or are you like most Nigerians who mostly view it as a broth with vegetables and fish? What do you know about this beautiful soup that has been around for thousands…
