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 name of the White Soup that the Efik people use. Ofe Nsala, unlike other traditional soups, is prepared without using palm oil, earning it the nickname “white soup.” Ofe Nsala should be thickened with pounded yam, but if you can’t find any, you can use achi, yam flour, or cocoyam. If you’re considering utilizing cocoyam, keep in mind that its slimy texture will change the consistency of your soup.  Additionally, you can live without Utazi or Uziza if you have trouble finding them. I had to settle for dried leaves because I was unable to obtain fresh ones.  Although, to be honest, Uziza does bring a delightful aroma and hotness to the soup, I’ve prepared Ofe Nsala in the past without veggies and they came out just as delicious. Ofe Nsala is typically made with catfish and other fishes, but I think it tastes better with hard/old chicken, goat meat, or even smoked turkey added. Feel free to substitute any