Archives Tag: Amala
Did you Know? 6 Low Carbs Nigerian Swallow
April 19, 2022
Nigerians are soup lovers. Each ethnic group has its own soups. These soups are usually served with one form of Swallow or the other. This combination of Soup and Swallow is what Nigerians consider a full meal. Eba, fufu also known as loi loi, pounded yam, Amala, semo are some examples of Swallow enjoyed by … Continue reading Did you Know? 6 Low Carbs Nigerian Swallow
Origin of Nigerian Foods: Gbegiri Soup
April 19, 2022
On our food history segment today is Gbegiri. It is a popular Nigerian soup that hails from Oyo State in southwestern Nigeria. In fact, this soup is said to be one of the tickets to the heart of an Oyo man. On first acquaintance, gbegiri is not attractive. But it is well loved in Yoruba … Continue reading Origin of Nigerian Foods: Gbegiri Soup
Nigerian Artist, Haneefah Adam, Transforming Food Into Works Of Arts
April 19, 2022
Haneefah Adam is a young Nigerian artist who has taken the artistic world by storm with her exploits in food arts. Most of us see food for its primary purpose of satisfying our hunger, but Haneefah views food differently. To her, food can serve artistic purposes and she has proven that numerous times with creative … Continue reading Nigerian Artist, Haneefah Adam, Transforming Food Into Works Of Arts
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Did You Know? 5 Food that can be Found in a Yoruba Wedding
April 19, 2022
Marriage is a rite of passage that is vital for the perpetuation of the human race. Even though the increase in the rate of divorce is alarming, marriage is still considered a once in a lifetime affair. One effect of this optimistic outlook is that people pull out all the stops when they are planning … Continue reading Did You Know? 5 Food that can be Found in a Yoruba Wedding
Origin of Nigerian Foods: Amala
April 19, 2022
Food consumption plays a central role in our daily interaction with friends, family and even colleagues. It features in celebrations that mark particular rites of passage like marriage, anniversaries and even burials. Food is, therefore, key to understanding how we organize our relationships with each other and the meaning of those relationships. The Yoruba occupy … Continue reading Origin of Nigerian Foods: Amala
Top Four Amala Joints In Ibadan
April 19, 2022
Ibadan is the third most popular city in Nigeria. An amala heaven, it is said that a trip to Ibadan is not complete without sampling the amala ati ewedu the city has to offer. This list is compiled in no particular order and a visit to any of these joints will definitely be a worthwhile experience. … Continue reading Top Four Amala Joints In Ibadan
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Top 10 Mama Put Joints in Lagos
April 19, 2022
The busy life in Lagos has had many people stow away their pots and pans, no wonder food is a major business in Lagos. There’s probably a food vendor at every corner selling Nigerian delicacies; these food vendors are commonly called Mama Put. People still want homemade affordable food despite their busy schedules and so … Continue reading Top 10 Mama Put Joints in Lagos
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Top 10 Amala Joints in Lagos Mainland
April 19, 2022
You need a place to eat a traditional meal when you are tired of eating junk foods. You are craving for a feel of the indigenous Amala. Amala is a customary food among Oyo indigenes. Â Surprisingly, it has gained popularity with Lagos residents. Lagos inhabitants enjoy this delicacy so much that it is offered in … Continue reading Top 10 Amala Joints in Lagos Mainland
Learn a Skill Wednesday: How to Prepare Gbegiri Soup
April 19, 2022
Gbegiri soup is a Yoruba (Western Nigerian) soup prepared with beans. It can be eaten alone with Amala/Eba or combined with Ewedu soup; it depends on your preference. This week, I will only explain how to prepare Gbegiri soup. Ingredients for Gbegiri Soup 1. 150g of Black Eyed or Brown Beans 2. 1 small … Continue reading Learn a Skill Wednesday: How to Prepare Gbegiri Soup
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