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Let us Talk About Jollof Rice

April 19, 2022

  Let’s talk about Jollof rice, the superstar of West African cuisine that’s more than just a dish; it’s a cultural sensation. Originally hailing from the Senegambian region, this flavourful treat has won over taste buds far and wide, stirring up friendly competition. Here’s a closer look at what makes Jollof rice special – from … Continue reading Let us Talk About Jollof Rice

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Video Of The Week: Why Your Jollof Rice Never Turns Out Right

April 19, 2022

  In Africa, especially in Nigeria, Jollof rice is a big deal. It is a staple of Nigerian cuisine and one of those foods that should always taste good irrespective of the occasion. Read more about Video of the week When your jollof rice doesn’t turn out perfectly, it’s understandable to be frustrated. No one … Continue reading Video Of The Week: Why Your Jollof Rice Never Turns Out Right

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Things That Feel Nigerian But Are Not

April 19, 2022

  The past week on Twitter has forced me to consider this angle to many norms and notions that we seem to have taken and turned into our culture as Nigerians. Some speak to serious cultural discourses, others, not so much. That said, this is not your average “Helpful Article”. It is as light-hearted as … Continue reading Things That Feel Nigerian But Are Not

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7 Favorite Rice Dishes Served in Nigeria

April 19, 2022

Rice is a staple in most Nigerian homes. Even though it is Sunday lunch it is also a celebratory meal. Weddings, child dedication, birthday, Christmas, Easter and Sallah celebrations are incomplete without it. Little wonder people of all class, religion and age group love this food. Read more about Food Rice is prepared in many … Continue reading 7 Favorite Rice Dishes Served in Nigeria

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Did you Know? 5 Ceremonial Foods in Enugu State

April 19, 2022

Food is one of the reasons most Nigerians attend events. When a guest says, ‘the ceremony make sense‘ or something to that effect, it is usually because he ate and drank to his heart content at the occasion. In fact, in some extreme cases, that guest may have taken some food and drinks home. In … Continue reading Did you Know? 5 Ceremonial Foods in Enugu State

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Recipe for Iwuk Edesi

April 19, 2022

Iwuk edesi is the Efik-Ibibio version of native jollof rice. It is easy to prepare and it’s delicious too. The palm oil used in preparing this food gives it a traditional taste. Iwuk edesi can be cooked with or without vegetables. I love the flavor scent leaves give to this  pot of native delight. However, … Continue reading Recipe for Iwuk Edesi

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Did you Know? 5 Ceremonial Foods of the Efik-Ibibio

April 19, 2022

In the land of the Efik-Ibibio, from a time beyond human memory, a sacred gift resides. That gift is the gift of cooking. It is the pride of the people, the envy of other ethnic groups most of whom have adopted delicacies that originated from the kitchen of this special people. Traditional events of the … Continue reading Did you Know? 5 Ceremonial Foods of the Efik-Ibibio

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Recipe for Dambun Kifi, the Delicacy from Kebbi State

April 19, 2022

Dambun kifi is the Hausa word for fish floss. This delicacy can be prepared with any type of fresh or frozen fish. It can be enjoyed on its own, served with jollof rice or used as filling for sandwich. If you visit Kebbi, you should try it. Dambun kifi has an aroma that beckons you … Continue reading Recipe for Dambun Kifi, the Delicacy from Kebbi State

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Recipe for Party Jollof Rice

April 19, 2022

There’s an interesting story to go with this recipe. That story involves my friend, Oma. She’ll probably skin me alive when she reads this article but I go tell the story jor. So, two years ago, Oma came visiting. She was very pregnant and on the verge of rounding up her Master’s degree programme. One … Continue reading Recipe for Party Jollof Rice

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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

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Did You Know? 6 Foods You’ll Find at a Traditional Wedding in Anambra

April 19, 2022

Ndi Anambra are a people with a rich cultural heritage. Marriage is highly regarded in Anambra State for it is the symbolic joining of families in the presence of witnesses. Thus, whenever a traditional wedding invitation is received, people attend to share in the beauty and joy of a new beginning as well as to … Continue reading Did You Know? 6 Foods You’ll Find at a Traditional Wedding in Anambra

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Did You Hear About World Jollof Rice Day?

April 19, 2022

August 22nd is a day set aside to commemorate Jollof Rice. The ovation Jollof Rice has garnered over the years has moved it to the frontiers of the world. Every visitor wants to get a taste of it. While it is one of West Africa’s staple dish, it has continued to generate controversy between its … Continue reading Did You Hear About World Jollof Rice Day?

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Common Nigerian Foods and their Origins

April 19, 2022

Food is needed for man’s sustainability and existence. It is therefore important to be aware of both its usefulness and its origins. In Nigeria, there are many foods we claim as our indigenous meals and we are unaware of their origin. Here are a few Nigerian foods and their origins: Jollof Rice Jollof Rice is … Continue reading Common Nigerian Foods and their Origins

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10 Ways to Cook Rice for Christmas and New Year

April 19, 2022

Certainly, there’s a lot of rice cooking this Christmas already. But here’s a list of ten ways to cook rice for something different for New Year’s Day or perhaps another Christmas rice dish. 1. If Jollof Rice isn’t your first choice already, would you consider it now? You may garnish with steamed vegetables, fried plantain, … Continue reading 10 Ways to Cook Rice for Christmas and New Year

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Food Health

Bay Leaf and Jollof Rice

April 19, 2022

The aroma of Kemi’s jollof rice can be perceived several metres away in the hostel. All her room mates suddenly become nice to her when she is about to cook her “wonder jollof rice”. What is her secret ingredient? I’m sure you might have seen a certain leaf in your plate of jollof rice when you are served at … Continue reading Bay Leaf and Jollof Rice

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