Archives Tag: Hausa-Fulani

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6 Things You Didn’t Know About Tiger Nuts

April 19, 2022

Tiger nuts are a street snack in Nigeria. The main vendors of this food are the Hausa-Fulani. They move from place to place with wheelbarrows full of them. Tiger nuts are so popular that the three major ethnic groups in Nigeria have different names for it. The Igbo call it aki Hausa. The Hausa-Fulani call … Continue reading 6 Things You Didn’t Know About Tiger Nuts

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Did you Know? 7 Popular Street Foods in Northern Nigeria

April 19, 2022

Street foods are part of every locality. They showcase the rich culture of the people and they play a major role in their economy.  Most Nigerian delicacies take time to prepare so some women buy street food as a quicker way to satisfy the food needs of their family. Street food can be eaten as … Continue reading Did you Know? 7 Popular Street Foods in Northern Nigeria

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Miyan Zogale, A Northern Nigerian Cuisine

April 19, 2022

Miyan Zogale is a Nigerian soup that hails from Northern Nigeria. Northern Nigeria is predominantly occupied by the Hausa-Fulani, the largest ethnic group in the country.  The soup, miyan zogale, derives its name from two Hausa words, ‘miyan’ which means ‘soup’ and ‘zogale’ which means moringa leaves. One can therefore infer from this interpretation that … Continue reading Miyan Zogale, A Northern Nigerian Cuisine

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Recipe for Miyan Kuka

April 19, 2022

Miyan kuka, which is also known as luru soup, is a Nigerian soup that hails from Northern Nigeria. This soup is green in colour. It is also very easy to prepare. Two vital ingredients for making miyan kuka are ground baobab leaves which is also known as kuka powder and dried catfish. Miyan kuka is … Continue reading Recipe for Miyan Kuka

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Northeastern Delicacies: Danwake, A Northern Nigerian Food

April 19, 2022

Our food history segment today takes us to Northern Nigeria. Our topic of discussion is Danwake. This food is a major staple in most homes in Adamawa State and other parts of Northern Nigeria. Danwake literally means “Son of Beans.” It can also be called Beans Dumpling. On its own, this food is tasteless. Like … Continue reading Northeastern Delicacies: Danwake, A Northern Nigerian Food

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