Nigerian food


You can use plastic bowls, leaves and plastic bags but I'm using aluminium foil paper.

RECIPE :: How to make aluminium foil bags for moi moi



Total time: 40 minutes                                Yield: 2                        Level: Easy
            prep: 10mins
           cook: 30mins


Let me start by saying happy independence day to all my fellow Nigerians. Today I'll be showing you how to make gizdodo, it's the combination of fried gizzards and plantain. Use ripe plantains, to taste better.  

Recipe of the day: Rice and gizdodo




Total time: 2hrs                     Yield: 5-8 servings             Level: Easy
          prep: 20mins
         cook: 1hr40mins   


I'm still looking for the right word to describe how much I love this soup. You can eat it with rice, starchy solids and so on.

Recipe of the day: Egusi and vegetable soup



  Total time: 1hr                             Yield: 6-8                     Level: Easy
            prep: 10mins
            cook: 50mins


There are different ways of preparing this meal and this is one of them. 

Recipe of the day: Fried rice and chicken (Nigerian-style)




You could check other recipes Ila Alasepo and Otong soup

Recipe of the day: Okra soup (yoruba style)




Total time: 36mins                             Yield: 2-3                      Level: Easy
            prep: 6mins
           cook:  30mins


I can vividly remember the first time I made this meal, I was turning the pages of a newspaper and it caught my eye. I had all the ingredients at home so I prepared it. I told my parents to eat it and they really enjoyed it. I used crayfish, ripe plantains and other ingredients which I'll list below. I savored every last morsel of this meal!

Recipe of the day: Nigerian plantain porridge

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