Have you guys wondered this?I mean be it any form,rice occupies a special slot when planning for sunday meals.

Rice is an everyday occurence as far as the Nigerian diet is concerned.

LOL, for real especially Nigerians. I don't know any other nationalities who do that.

Not all Nigerians in the US do it though but we definitely do it in my house.

Rice must eat on sundays?
It should be bread, fish and wine innit?

MrCrackles:

Rice must eat on sundays?
[b]It should be bread, fish and wine [/b]innit?

LOL, that's even worse.

Back then, Rice used to be an exotic meal in Nigeria.
Rice during christmas, easter, new year was a MUST-HAVE.
It's the unity between neighbors, gift of friendship and warm welcome.

Nowadays, rice is like wah-eva

chrisical:

Have you guys wondered this?I mean be it any form,rice occupies a special slot when planning for sunday meals.

Where??

TOYOSI20:

Where??

In Nigeria particularly.

FL Gators:

Back then, Rice used to be an exotic meal in Nigeria.
Rice during christmas, easter, new year was a MUST-HAVE.
It's the unity between neighbors, gift of friendship and warm welcome.

Nowadays, rice is like wah-eva

lol
Rice on sunday afternoons was something to always look up to.The stew/jollof is specail and diffrent from everyday rice, . .back in the days sha.

ify,

true especially after Sunday Mass and Legion of Mary.
after mass, my mom usually goes home to boil rice (and make stew if she didn't do that the night before). while i stay for Legion of Mary . . . during the hail Mary, i will be thinking of that rice and stew

Poster, u be correct thinker. I must say that 80% of Ibo/Yoruba tribes cook Rice on Sundays.

Rice on sundays? Not always the case. In most homes, Its rather tea and bread with fried plaintain in the morning, garri with soup in the afternoon and maybe rice and stew in the evening.

Same here, I thought I was I was the only one, most sundays it is rice and beef stew.

lol, It's not like that in my home. We always made different meals on sundays.

chrisical:

In Nigeria particularly.

oh i see, . . .its is real fast to prepare tho, . . . .

maybe because sunday is very activitious. so you just come home to easy prep rice and stew. who want to slave in the kitchen after mass or prayers, worship, sing, preaching then closing?

so Toyosi, you maybe right.

i used to love sunday rice. right now Rice don't have much respect for my side

that's funny 'cause i never thought about it but it's true.

what about ogi/ pap on saturday morning with moi moi or akara or whateva

I don't know.

In my household its usually the Roast Dinner No rice at all really

Ther is always rice in my rice cooker, everyday.

oyinda.:

that's funny 'cause i never thought about it but it's true.

what about ogi/ pap on saturday morning with moi moi or akara or whateva

dis particular one pisses me off like mad, formally it was on saturdays den later shifted to sunday mornings, but no more o,lol

wow don't u guys go to church? how do u have time to prepare moi moi on sunday morning? someone must be waking up extra early to soak the beans lol

I eat rice on mondays also not only sundays

oyinda.:

wow don't u guys go to church? how do u have time to prepare moi moi on sunday morning? someone must be waking up extra early to soak the beans lol

we prepare d moi moi on saturday eveinig den warm on sunday

I don't know but I love rice.

A tradition, just as yam or bread in the mornings.

Nigeria has no varieties.

Sundays , rice is my everday food, breakfast,lunch nd dinner

@poster,
Lol, i swear i don't know too.
Its so common everywhere.