A while ago, I was wondering about making Efo riro, but I did not want it to taste or be generally the same. As a cook, I always aim to stand out, so I am my own best and worst... Continue reading →
Okay the heat these days is unimaginable and I find myself soaking garri(Garium Sulphide). My mother keeps screaming “Nma it will ruin your eye sight!” But in all honesty, I cannot stop the garri soaking. Then with the addition of the fried... Continue reading →
Due to the some demand, I decided to publish this post. Oha soup, the soup for the gods, the soup of my ancestors. As in, we need to pour some libation before eating this soup 🙂 As a young child, I remember... Continue reading →
Yes, I know I have done two previous posts on Okra, but you know food is versatile 🙂 This was quite a successful recipe. My ajebutter 2 licked his soup bowl and fingers to no end. I kept asking him... Continue reading →
I decided to take my #fitfamness seriously. I realized I had been lazy, so I went running “couch to 5k” and it actually helped as I could climb the steps without panting. Anyway, I decided to do a quick rice... Continue reading →
So, Ata dindin makes a feature in this post again. Have I said how in love I am with that sauce? Anyway I had some chicken and I had another recipe in mind, but seeing that I had some... Continue reading →
Efo riro is a rich Nigerian vegetable soup mainly cooked by the Yoruba speaking people of Nigeria. Efo riro can be classified as one of the easiest Nigerian soup or stew dishes. It can be made with or without oil. It can also be... Continue reading →
I love sweets and so do my ajebutters and when it comes to caramel, we love loads of it. So imagine your chicken tenders and caramel sauce tossed together. Oh my goodness! Even as I write, I remember how it tasted.... Continue reading →
It was a warm Spring evening, I was lost on what to make for dinner, but I had some potatoes and some chicken. I put the chicken to roast, but I was still starring at the potatoes; not quite... Continue reading →
I have a humongous love for jollof rice and rice in general and I needed healthier options. I tried Quinoa, but I eventually got tired of it . So, I decided to try Bulgur. I remember trying out jollof bulgur last year... Continue reading →