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Re: Nigerian Recipes by xandria200(f): 4:18pm On Oct 08, 2009 |
hello everyone, could someone please send me a copy of the maggi e cookbook. my e mail addy is adesayi@yahoo.com. thanks a lot. |
Re: Nigerian Recipes by vickiabd: 7:34pm On Oct 11, 2009 |
hi Amaka , thanks for all your recipes, they r really fantastic, can you pls post the recipe of AKWU soup/palm kennel soup, thank you |
Re: Nigerian Recipes by xstdreason(f): 6:41pm On Oct 16, 2009 |
Amaka, great job i must say. Pls kindly help wt a food time-table. I desperately need one. Thanx & God bless. |
Re: Nigerian Recipes by naijareads: 6:08am On Oct 19, 2009 |
Amaka1 all i can say is well done. I borrowed 2 of your recipes and pics and posted them at the "so you think you can cook" group on facebook. Hope u don't mind. We need you on that group o. |
Re: Nigerian Recipes by dani1luv: 6:35pm On Oct 19, 2009 |
Amaka that's tasty |
Re: Nigerian Recipes by true2u(f): 1:08pm On Oct 27, 2009 |
AMAKA ABEG GIVE ME THE RECIPE FOR EGG ROLLS, NOBODY KNOWS HOW TO MAKE IT WELL APART FROM OUR GRAND MOTHERS, BUT IBET YOU DO, PLEASE DO IT AND TELL US ALL THE PROCEDURE AND INGREDIENTS, YOU ARE NOT ONLY A GOOD COOK YOU ARE ALSO A QUEEN OF BEAUTY!!HELP ME PLEASE. BLESS YOU JESSICA[size=8pt][/size] |
Re: Nigerian Recipes by true2u(f): 4:02pm On Oct 27, 2009 |
[/color]i do meatpies like that; [color=#770077]THE DOUGH: 6 cups flour 4 eggs 1 tablespoon salt ½ pound of butter 1¼ cups water 1 egg yolk 16 oz (2 cups or .5 liter) of ground meat 2 medium-sized potatoes Any other desired vegetables. Spices Water Combine the flour, butter, eggs, water and salt together. Knead the dough. Cover the dough and let it rest for 3 hours. Dice the potatoes into little cubes (about .5 inch or 1 centimeter length). Place the potatoes, meat, very little water, and any other vegetables and spices into a small saucepan, and cook until the meat is done. You can taste the mixture to see if it is adequate. Preheat the oven to 400 degrees. Roll out some dough, it should not be too thick. Cut the dough into a circle (use a tool if you want to). For each 'circle', add a few teaspoons of the mixture in the middle of the circle, then fold the circle over, and use a fork to press the ends together. Repeat the above steps until you are out of dough, or mixture. Brush the exterior of all the meat pies with egg yolk. Place the meat pies on a sheet with a little space inbetween each one, and bake until slightly brown. is copyed in motherland nigeria website i made them like that they are fantastic, and if i can do them that i am not nigerian everybody can, [color=#770077][/color] |
Re: Nigerian Recipes by AmakaOne(f): 12:42pm On Oct 28, 2009 |
true2u: LOL flattery will get u a recipe Flour Sugar (to taste) Salt (a pinch) Baking powder Water Butter Eggs (boiled) Vegetable oil Tools flat surface or board rolling pin knife deep frying pan perforated spoon Method remove shell from your boiled eggs, sift flour and baking power together, add sugar and salt with the flour mixture, add butter to the flour mixture and knead together till it becomes like bread crumps, add water and mold into dough, split dough into sections and move to the clean flat surface, using the rolling pin, roll out the dough to any thickness (depending on how thick u want your egg rolls), put your egg at the center of the rolled out dough wrap the dough round the egg (still on the flat surface) pack excess tip of dough together and cut off with a knife Roll the (art work) in a clock-wise manner on the flat surface to give the round shape and to repeat the process above if you have more than one egg heat your vegetable oil put in the egg roll for frying (deep frying required) reduce the heat to give room for even frying fry till golden brown or desired colour |
Re: Nigerian Recipes by wendyc: 2:56am On Nov 03, 2009 |
can anyone please send me the maggi recipe book to wendycole30@gmail.com. thanks |
Re: Nigerian Recipes by funmiode: 12:44pm On Nov 03, 2009 |
Amaka baby, Plz can i send to me 2? i mean a full copy of all those recipes at talk2funmionly@yahoo.ca |
Re: Nigerian Recipes by ajilete(f): 2:48pm On Nov 03, 2009 |
OMG!! Amaka well done! this is just what ive been looking for!!! Please send me a copy of the recipes toooo. desola10@yahoo.com |
Re: Nigerian Recipes by Biabeke(f): 2:36am On Nov 04, 2009 |
Hello Amaka. I have seen the recipes that you post here. Do you have the recipe for egg rolls? My cousin used to make it when I was in Nigeria. Unfortunately, she died without divulging the recipe to anyone. I forgot to mention that she never measured her ingredients. Thank you very much. |
Re: Nigerian Recipes by true2u(f): 12:16pm On Nov 06, 2009 |
amaka I ve tryed twice for the egg rolls , first time put too much butter and they melted in the oil, second time they didn`t raised they were a little hard and small, if you can try making them and giving us the measurment that will be the best, without measurment we can`t make them cause we don`t know how much butter,flour,and baking soda we have to put, if you can try and also put the pics , thank you, you are the best!!! |
Re: Nigerian Recipes by Nobody: 9:09am On Nov 07, 2009 |
Hello moderator, I posted an advert just once, you removed it. Why? I would like to know, thanks! |
Re: Nigerian Recipes by misslnq: 11:12am On Nov 09, 2009 |
How do you cook Ewa , beans? just boil it abi ? and can be served with rice and plantain ? |
Re: Nigerian Recipes by DeepSoul(f): 9:05am On Nov 13, 2009 |
Oh pls pls pls I also need the maggi recipe book . . , |
Re: Nigerian Recipes by AmakaOne(f): 2:06pm On Nov 19, 2009 |
honeycome: Not sure which ad you are referring to exactly. As a rule I only delete things that are offensive, otherwise posts get moved to the appropriate boards. ads go to adverts section and so on, It would also help if stuff was posted on the right board to start with |
Re: Nigerian Recipes by Ebethle(m): 5:03pm On Nov 23, 2009 |
Hi Amaka, how is every thing plaese i so much love you can we friend Im from Nigerian Imo state male age 26 +2348064196783 just give me call |
Re: Nigerian Recipes by bashiru77: 9:46pm On Dec 03, 2009 |
yeah Amaka call me too. Lets talk about the food. +447958213982. |
Re: Nigerian Recipes by Nobody: 6:39am On Dec 05, 2009 |
Great thread. Been looking at the recipe. Def trying the suya recipe tomor. lemme see what else i can buy. . . . |
Re: Nigerian Recipes by debangus(m): 1:28am On Dec 23, 2009 |
Efik Cuisines or Recipes are the best in the world. Among Nigerian Recipes, the Efik food stand out and stand tall. The Efiks are found in Cross River State of Nigeria. The Efiks local delicacies can compete with any recipe any day any time. Just think of soups like Afang soup, Edikang-Ikong soup, Afia Efere (White soup), Atama soup etc. With any of these soups, you don't need a love portion to posses a man's heart; the soup will do it for you. This is no joke For the recipes, why not visit: http://www.efik-kitchen..com |
Re: Nigerian Recipes by iyapony(m): 7:35am On Dec 25, 2009 |
thank you everyone for posting these excellent recipes. one of my new years resolutions is to learn how to cook. i will be visiting this section much more in the future. thank you all again. |
Re: Nigerian Recipes by tiwa(f): 10:09pm On Dec 27, 2009 |
please does any1 know how to make nigerian bonze (not sure if the spelling is right) is just like puff puff but harder? i would appreciate it! |
Re: Nigerian Recipes by Akolawole(m): 6:28pm On Dec 28, 2009 |
@Amaka1 How come i have never seen a thread like this for 3 years! I read first 4 pages and already addicted. Thumb up baby? Are you married Any plan of putting this in a book format (Not ebook) ? |
Re: Nigerian Recipes by naijareads: 3:37pm On Jan 06, 2010 |
my shrimp mein fun To make: Thin spaghetti shrimp oil onions scallions eggs soy sauce hoisin salt mixed vegetables salt and spices Method: cook spaghetti has normal. strain and set aside clean shrimp or use already clean and cooked shrimp(u can get them from stores). in a wok or deep skillet, heat a little oil and add the vegetables. stir in the spaghetti , soy sauce,hoisin sauce,salt and spices and continue to stir fry. add the already fried eggs that have been minced to it and add your shrimp. do not overcook and its ready to munch. 1 Like
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Re: Nigerian Recipes by DrKitaun(m): 8:32pm On Jan 17, 2010 |
Akolawole: Oh I see . . . |
Re: Nigerian Recipes by Nobody: 8:37pm On Jan 17, 2010 |
Dr Kitaun:Were you blind before? |
Re: Nigerian Recipes by DrKitaun(m): 8:48pm On Jan 17, 2010 |
yes I was . . . Thank God Akola opened my eyes to see that something dey shele for here . . . hope u dont get jealous ? come to think of it, the person sef dey MIA for sometime now |
Re: Nigerian Recipes by Nobody: 8:49pm On Jan 17, 2010 |
Re: Nigerian Recipes by DrKitaun(m): 8:57pm On Jan 17, 2010 |
Jealousy is the root of all forms of hatred |
Re: Nigerian Recipes by Akolawole(m): 9:57pm On Jan 17, 2010 |
@Dr Kit You don land here. The Lady try no be small. @Amaka Are you in UK? |
Re: Nigerian Recipes by DrKitaun(m): 10:00pm On Jan 17, 2010 |
he who finds a good cook, finds a good wife . . . hope I am covered in my quest ? |
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