lomomike:

Lomomike's maternal origin is AKS. Lol

Then you are not fully qualified. Eyop's partnernal and Maternal origin is AKS & from Uyo LGA

Mynd44: See better soup.....not concortion Okwra that my neighbor is always cooking

Beesluv:

See packaging like fish roll

Ashantiking:


This is not soup, this is stew.

Soup- a liquid dish, typically made by boiling meat, fish, or vegetables, etc., in stock or water.

Stew- a dish of meat and vegetables cooked slowly in liquid in a closed dish or pan.
"lamb stew"

lomomike:
I'm Yoruba and Akwa Ibom (don't ask me how) but I can tell you from experience, Yoruba delicacies are delicious but no match for Niger Delta/Igbo delicacies. Trust me! Go to Uyo Le Meridien, order for afang, or edikaikong, fufu and palmwine my dear you'd lick your finger, elbow, and armpit from there no more going back. But don't go near those fair beautiful figure 8 ladies except you wish to say goodbye to your wife or girlfriend.

Forwetinnah:

Abi...Every thing has to be competitive with the Yorubas. Make una go open una own Riro thread biko. #teamEfik

Flyingngel: No food is as sweet as Akwa ibom soups nay edikan ikong. I remember when I was serving my father land in far away Enugu state, we were up to 13 Corp members living together but with 3 Akwa ibomite and we decided to cook edikan ikong which the Yoruba,Hausa and Igbo corpers despise even before we finish it. After everything was concluded we called all of them to come and taste . The rest was story for another day: they eat and slept like babies . one week after they contributed money for us to cook again.
Ndidia anem etieti

UpLoyo: Looks nice; you actually forgot one thing though....the recipe and how you made it . Isn't that the point of posting or you just want us to salivate?...lol

OdenigboAroli:

Their woman are very loving and caring but here we are talking about food,madam Osisi.
Cant you cook?
Can a Calabar woman out cook you?
If you nobi Anambra woman then you are forgiven.
But if you are then I am ashamed of you!

iheneme: The reason I don't joke with Ndifreke.

Eyop:
And do you know the meaning of @ the bolded?

iheneme: I'll never forget...or something like that

So the opposite is acting on you bro,meaning that you'll never forget Ndifreke

Eyop:
So the opposite is acting on you bro,meaning that you'll never forget Ndifreke

Forwetinnah:

Abi...Every thing has to be competitive with the Yorubas. Make una go open una own Riro thread biko. #teamEfik

Rossikk: Nigeria's beloved concoction of juicy green vegetables, native spices, meat and dried fish remains the grandest of the nation's dishes.



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tomiobj: . Ibo people dnt be ignorant(not tribalizng). But calln edikaikong d king of nigerian soup is inexperience. Mix gbegiri and obe ila('o')('o')

Eyop:
Osa for you @ the bolded and also create thread for @ the bolded if you aren't comfortable with the heading of this thread

tomiobj:

I don't need to create a thread. But my point stays. Edikaikong is just efi with animal flesh

Your point,your business who cares

Eyop:
Your point,your business who cares

Eyop:
Your point,your business who cares

lomomike:
Don't mind him, how can he say ordinary Okra and beans soup is better than the paramount ruler of African soups (Edikainkong) how many foreigners folks eat that Yoruba concoction when they come here how many restaurants make that poison a menu on their list abroad? Go abroad to a proper Nigerian restaurant and if they don't have Eidkainkong, then they're nothing but learners.

Eyop:

My brother leave the [b]unam-ikot alone. He's very satisfied with his oily type of food. I don't exchange words with okpo-ebot[/b]

Eyop:

My brother leave the unam-ikot alone. He's very satisfied with his oily type of food. I don't exchange words with okpo-ebot.

smartchoice:

I may not agree with what you say but I respect your right to express your views....say no to intolerance.