Masa is a very popular snack in the Northern part of Nigeria and is commonly sold on the streetside. It looks similar to puff puff but doesn’t taste as sweet, and is perhaps considerably healthier. Notably, it takes a significant period of time to prepare,...
Asun (spicy barbecued goat meat) is a Yoruba treat popularly served at parties and weddings. You can find it in a mix of other small chops options like spring rolls, samosas and puff puff, or served individually. Ingredients Serves – 6-8 people 10kg of Goat Meat...
Fried rice is a staple in most Nigerian homes. Using brown rice, a healthier substitute for white rice, you reduce the carbs in your meal. It is also faster to prepare as the brown rice has to be cooked (or soaked) before the meal is prepared. The good thing about...
This is delicious meal is inspired by yam peppersoup using irish potatoes. The rich blend of flavours from the beef broth mixed with the potatoes is indeed a tasty delight! Enjoy this rich comfort food on a cool night. Ingredients Serves – 5 people 1 kg of beef,...
Ram Suya is a favourite at barbecues. It is the perfect healthy treat as it is prepared by placing the ram meat over high heat thereby melting away much of its fat content. Ram can be tender when cooked but this recipe helps you achieve a firm, delicious and healthy...
This is a tomato-based Nigerian sauce made with corned beef. It can be eaten with a wide variety of staple foods, and common variations include stew with minced meat Ingredients Serves – 3 1 large tin of corned beef 400g chopped tomatoes 1 large onion (chopped)...
