Archives Tag: 9jaFoodie

Health

April 19, 2022

One leafy vegetable we all love to eat is Jute Leaves. Common among the Yorubas and famously called “Ewedu”, this green slimy soup is a healthy meal. It is called Ahingbara in Igbo and Rama in Hausa. This vegetable is christened with names including, Molokhia or Corchorus Olitorus as its botanical name. Jute Mallow Leaves … Continue reading Health Benefits of Ewedu

By adepeju

Food History

April 19, 2022

When Shawarma was first introduced in Nigeria, it came as a joke’s brunt. Now, the snack is part of street foods in Nigeria. Shawarma is a slice of heaven here on Earth. It is a steamed or heated roll of pita bread/flat bread with a thinly sliced cut of meat. You have fillings wrapped in … Continue reading All About Shawarma

By adepeju

Food

April 19, 2022

Amala is an indigenous food of the Oyo natives. It has gained popularity among many Lagos resident. Don’t be surprised when you see CEOs, MDs rolling up their sleeves to enjoy Amala with abula at a canteen near your neighbourhood. This means that the food centre offers exclusive Amala with a ‘patronise us again’ recipe. Thus, Are you … Continue reading Top 5 Amala Joints in Lagos Island

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Food

April 19, 2022

Making Tom Brown Porridge is very easy. It is a porridge that is common in the northern part of Nigeria and among Ghanaian’s. Most of the ingredients used are common agricultural produce found in the north. For many who do not know how it is made lets go over the process slowly. Ingredients: 2 Cups … Continue reading Healthy Tom Brown Porridge (Hausa Koko)

By adepeju

Blog of the Week Food Health

April 19, 2022

You just want to squeal in delight and munch right off the 9jaFoodie homepage the very first time you set eyes on it; if you’re a true food lover, that is. Forget about food being indispensable for continued existence. There’s basic food, and then there’s exquisite cuisine. This blog shows you how to transform the … Continue reading Blog of the Week: 9jaFoodie

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