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Taking fried chicken to the next level, using the well loved Kuli Kuli. The Southern Mama's in America have th
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A cousin to edikang ikong, using Uziza and Water leaves. To create a soup that basically is an aromatic flavou
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A fiery cocktail with citrus and passion fruit undertones.
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A sticky, delicious barbecue sauce that works with any protein of your choice.
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A native soup of the Efik people, pale and mustardy with distinctive earthy and aromatic flavours from the see
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Deep fried jollof rice balls. Nigeria's answer to the Italian Arancini (deep fried risotto balls)
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A delicious multi cultural marriage of Oreos and Plantains, that is soft, gooey in the medium, sweet, salty an
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A super crunchy, ball of fried beans fritters that holds special nostalgic memories of road trips.
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A tangy creamy goat and yoghurt curry that is a perfect accompaniment for rice dishes, yam dishes and plantain
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An earthy locally flavoured coconut rice signature to the Efik people. High notes of smokey flavour from the c
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A sticky, smoky, earthy barbecue sauce that combines the best parts of reduced cola and the spiciness of Yaji,
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A traditional earthy fried rice dish packed full with classic Nigerian flavours
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A fusion of two cultures known for their bold food flavours. Nigeria and Mexico, combining in this gorgeous he
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A bite sized battered fish popularly called Yoyo in Isale Eko.
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A hearty delicious breakfast of Yam like you've never had it before and my corned beef stew, with inflections
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A delicious pottage dish made with coconut milk, seafood and sweet plantains
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A savoury water yam and cocoyam dish bursting with many layers of flavours
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A hearty egg dish full of delicious veggies. For breakfast or dinner, choose your pick
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Efo Riro with a twist. Using Ofada stew a.k.a Ayamase as the Pepper Base.
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Taking the traditional celebratory chicken curry and giving it some oomph with garlic and citrus flavours
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A delicious smooth spread, with the flavours of butter, and creamy tasting texture of butter, which can be amp
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An aromatic, delicious dish made from Uziza and Ugu leaves, combined beautifully with the rich earthy tones of
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Going beyond garri and groundnut as a snack, you can enjoy garri as crunchy and spicy fried balls
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Substituting white flour for a gluten free garri to coat protein just before frying. It is crunchy, sour and a
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To kick of Foodcyle week, this is an old Egusi soup revamped to a new combination dish with Ogbono.
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A healthier alternative to the white flour tortilla wrap. This is made with plantains and bean flour. Re-inven
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Take a break from the cocoyam Oha experiene, and try it with Egusi. You will almost bite your fingers, I assur
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Here's continuing my DK Old School Series. In the last post about Okro Peppersoup (recipe HERE), I reminded yo
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A savoury, spicy Okro dish with high notes of peppersoup spices, and fresh crunchy greens of Okro and vegetabl
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Yamarita fries is a national favourite, but not the healthiest of foods. Yamaroata bakes, is the much healthie
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Indomie and Eggs as a one pot dish, with your choice of toppings, for a fun and exciting breakfast. Re-inventi
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Quinoa is a healthy grain, with many added benefits. If cooking it savoury is not agreeable with you, cook it
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Egusi is traditionally used in savory dishes, but a seed, like any other seed, it can be candied into a bark t
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Redefining the classic Dodo and Eggs
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The Nigerian Pepper base that comprises mostly of tomatoes, tatashe, ata rodo, and onions.
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A Fitfam dish of Beans and Corn, and coconut milk used as a substitute for Palm oil. Nutty, and very delicious
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