The Nigerian Salad
If there is one food I revere, it is the Nigerian salad. It is one dish that can serve as a full meal or a side dish. It can also be made in a whole lot of different ways with... Continue reading →
Healthy Holiday Recipes
Drunken Suya Wings.
The Summer of 2018 can be said to be the Summer of our lives. I ate so much food and gained 10lbs; even my many trips to the beach couldn’t help my weight gain. And of all the foods we... Continue reading →
Red Curry Stew…My Funny Valentine…
Every year, I write and take photos of food or drinks to celebrate each season or holiday and Valentine always makes the cut. Not only must I have a post honoring the not so holiday, but I must celebrate it... Continue reading →
Easy Spicy Roasted Fish…
Who makes fish during the Christmas season? Anyone! Let me start by telling you why I’m thankful for this Christmas and how I got a fish bone stuck in my throat. I made a pot of delicious Ogbono soup with... Continue reading →
Nigerian Goat Meat and Offal Pepper Soup(LazyChef Christmas)
The holiday season is in the air and I am made to reminisce about my days of spending the holidays at my father’s village. To my foreign readers, the village is simply the country home where my parents were born... Continue reading →
Deconstructed Vegetable Soup and Uziza Crusted Fish (#worlddiabetesdayng)
There is saying that African men can eat whatever they please. What is diabetes? According to google. “It’s a disease in which the body’s ability to produce or respond to the hormone insulin is impaired; resulting in an abnormal metabolism of carbohydrates... Continue reading →
Nigerian Inspired Fish, Seafood and Basil Gumbo(because Nigerian recipes can be more)
I was going to share a recipe for Dambu Nama(shredded beef suya); then this happened. My son has been loving okra since he got diagnosed with some food allergies. Not only is it safer for soups, but it’s super healthy... Continue reading →
Creamy Coconut Shrimp Curry(with a Nigerian twist)
I swear this recipe is very easy. It was a last minute type of recipe I adapted from the Pioneer woman, but with a Nigerian twist to it. I had to run some errands with my ajebutters and all I... Continue reading →