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Re: A Nairalander Cooks Egusi Soup London Style by Nobody: 10:21pm On Oct 13, 2017

Safiaa:
Give lala a break. People can be so annoying

Is that how you cook egusi? shocked

Lala you fall my hand with this egusi

Re: A Nairalander Cooks Egusi Soup London Style by iammolise(m): 10:26pm On Oct 13, 2017

Lalas247:
Hi All
Well the few people who know me know I love food .... Infact Nigerian food to be precise
I get asked a lot do you eat Nigerian dishes abroad? the answer is YES we do

I prepared this using;
Egusi powder (melon seed)
Crayfish
Smoked mackerel
Spinach
Meat ( lamb ) or (Beef)
Palm oil
Seasoning ( Maggie cube , all purpose seasoning )
Chilliest or scotch bonnet
Onions

That’s is , The ingredients can be bought locally in any cash and carry shop owned by Asians ( Pakistan or Bengali) they mostly stock all Nigerian products ....

Now to pond some yam

Source : Lala’s kitchen

ur egusi soup looks nice n tasty, and ur fig looks even more delicious...
Wat else could a brother ask for grin

i think the search is over... Marry me please grin

Re: A Nairalander Cooks Egusi Soup London Style by cristianisraeli: 10:31pm On Oct 13, 2017

iammolise:

ur egusi soup looks nice n tasty, and ur fig looks even more delicious...
Wat else could a brother ask for

i think the search is over... Marry me please

because you don hear london

no greencard for london o

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Re: A Nairalander Cooks Egusi Soup London Style by Taiwo20(m): 10:31pm On Oct 13, 2017

MhizzAJ:
Nice one This is Igbo people's special delicacy

Not for Ibos alone.

Re: A Nairalander Cooks Egusi Soup London Style by Taiwo20(m): 10:31pm On Oct 13, 2017

MhizzAJ:
Nice one This is Igbo people's special delicacy

Not for Ibos alone.

Re: A Nairalander Cooks Egusi Soup London Style by Safiaa(f): 10:31pm On Oct 13, 2017

NoFavors:
Is that how you cook egusi?

Lala you fall my hand with this egusi

Maybe she doesn't cook it too often. Can you boil egg? undecided

Re: A Nairalander Cooks Egusi Soup London Style by Nobody: 10:32pm On Oct 13, 2017

eeewwwww! what da hell is this? embarassed

Re: A Nairalander Cooks Egusi Soup London Style by Nobody: 10:35pm On Oct 13, 2017

Safiaa:
Maybe she doesn't cook it too often. Can you boil egg?

Nobody cooks for me and I hardly buy cooked food/junk. I cook almost everyday

Re: A Nairalander Cooks Egusi Soup London Style by Safiaa(f): 10:36pm On Oct 13, 2017

NoFavors:
Nobody cooks for me and I hardly buy cooked food/junk. I cook almost everyday

ok chef

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Re: A Nairalander Cooks Egusi Soup London Style by Idrismusty97(m): 10:40pm On Oct 13, 2017

The leafs looks like it was vomited, did you even use red oil here. And the egusi looks undone. You can't even cook egusi.

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Re: A Nairalander Cooks Egusi Soup London Style by Nobody: 10:40pm On Oct 13, 2017

Safiaa:
ok chef

Thanks. Bye

Re: A Nairalander Cooks Egusi Soup London Style by mhisterdreezy(m): 10:43pm On Oct 13, 2017

Lalas247:
Hi All
Well the few people who know me know I love food .... Infact Nigerian food to be precise
I get asked a lot do you eat Nigerian dishes abroad? the answer is YES we do

I prepared this using;
Egusi powder (melon seed)
Crayfish
Smoked mackerel
Spinach
Meat ( lamb ) or (Beef)
Palm oil
Seasoning ( Maggie cube , all purpose seasoning )
Chilliest or scotch bonnet
Onions

That’s is , The ingredients can be bought locally in any cash and carry shop owned by Asians ( Pakistan or Bengali) they mostly stock all Nigerian products ....

Now to pond some yam

Source : Lala’s kitchen

lalasagp does not only have bigass but knows how to cook weldone hun

Re: A Nairalander Cooks Egusi Soup London Style by Stevengerd(m): 10:45pm On Oct 13, 2017

See Soup, hope say maggi & salt no too much. iya ginika roll me 4wraps of fufu make i mezeboo am...

Re: A Nairalander Cooks Egusi Soup London Style by BluntBoy(m): 10:50pm On Oct 13, 2017

Idrismusty97:
The leafs looks like it was vomited, did you even use red oil here. And the egusi looks undone. You can't even cook egusi.

She try. pocohantas can't even boil egg.

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Re: A Nairalander Cooks Egusi Soup London Style by adetayo234: 10:57pm On Oct 13, 2017

MhizzAJ:

Nice one
This is Igbo people's special delicacy

Another blind idiot in the loose. Every tribe in Nigeria cooks and eats egusi soup

Re: A Nairalander Cooks Egusi Soup London Style by Nobody: 11:00pm On Oct 13, 2017

Lala, tbh I wldnt want to taste dis undecided

I think I can cook beta dan u tongue

Re: A Nairalander Cooks Egusi Soup London Style by Probz(m): 11:01pm On Oct 13, 2017

You know you can find almost any ingredient in Dalston and Peckham abi?

Re: A Nairalander Cooks Egusi Soup London Style by Icon79(m): 11:07pm On Oct 13, 2017

No meat? This looks like the kinda soup we dey eat in the dorm grin

O pari

Lalas247:
Hi All
Well the few people who know me know I love food .... Infact Nigerian food to be precise
I get asked a lot do you eat Nigerian dishes abroad? the answer is YES we do

I prepared this using;
Egusi powder (melon seed)
Crayfish
Smoked mackerel
Spinach
Meat ( lamb ) or (Beef)
Palm oil
Seasoning ( Maggie cube , all purpose seasoning )
Chilliest or scotch bonnet
Onions

That’s is , The ingredients can be bought locally in any cash and carry shop owned by Asians ( Pakistan or Bengali) they mostly stock all Nigerian products ....

Now to pond some yam

Source : Lala’s kitchen

Re: A Nairalander Cooks Egusi Soup London Style by Pidginwhisper: 11:14pm On Oct 13, 2017

IamAirforce1:
Na this kind girl I want for a wife

See as I just dey salivate here

Haa! Oloshi Salivating upon Nonsense..Banana fall on you

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Re: A Nairalander Cooks Egusi Soup London Style by Reeefe(m): 11:14pm On Oct 13, 2017

so in London there is no knife to cut the leaf kwa ?? undecided

so in London there is no knife to cut the leaf kwa ??

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Re: A Nairalander Cooks Egusi Soup London Style by Pidginwhisper: 11:19pm On Oct 13, 2017

See the etutu wey ppl dey salivate over if you chop this kind egusi..you go almost purge away your intestine. Abasha!!

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Re: A Nairalander Cooks Egusi Soup London Style by Nobody: 11:30pm On Oct 13, 2017

Lalas247:
Hi All
Well the few people who know me know I love food .... Infact Nigerian food to be precise
I get asked a lot do you eat Nigerian dishes abroad? the answer is YES we do

I prepared this using;
Egusi powder (melon seed)
Crayfish
Smoked mackerel
Spinach
Meat ( lamb ) or (Beef)
Palm oil
Seasoning ( Maggie cube , all purpose seasoning )
Chilliest or scotch bonnet
Onions

That’s is , The ingredients can be bought locally in any cash and carry shop owned by Asians ( Pakistan or Bengali) they mostly stock all Nigerian products ....

Now to pond some yam

Source : Lala’s kitchen

This food go sweet oooo grin

Re: A Nairalander Cooks Egusi Soup London Style by Augustap(f): 11:31pm On Oct 13, 2017

Op why u no cut the leaves? Mtchew, sha i'm coming

Re: A Nairalander Cooks Egusi Soup London Style by asumo12: 11:33pm On Oct 13, 2017

Lalas247:

Oshey water boiling for pounded yam ...I will dish urs

Where's the poundo yam?

grin

Re: A Nairalander Cooks Egusi Soup London Style by Chrisfamous5(m): 11:58pm On Oct 13, 2017

Lalas247:
Hi All
Well the few people who know me know I love food .... Infact Nigerian food to be precise
I get asked a lot do you eat Nigerian dishes abroad? the answer is YES we do

I prepared this using;
Egusi powder (melon seed)
Crayfish
Smoked mackerel
Spinach
Meat ( lamb ) or (Beef)
Palm oil
Seasoning ( Maggie cube , all purpose seasoning )
Chilliest or scotch bonnet
Onions

That’s is , The ingredients can be bought locally in any cash and carry shop owned by Asians ( Pakistan or Bengali) they mostly stock all Nigerian products ....

Now to pond some yam

Source : Lala’s kitchen

you dont slice the veggie?

Re: A Nairalander Cooks Egusi Soup London Style by mozele(m): 1:17am On Oct 14, 2017

MhizzAJ:

Nice one
This is Igbo people's special delicacy

i will slap you left and right. you no see say she no even cut the leaves. chaiiiii

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Re: A Nairalander Cooks Egusi Soup London Style by Heartpure: 3:11am On Oct 14, 2017

Nice one

Re: A Nairalander Cooks Egusi Soup London Style by madjune(m): 4:39am On Oct 14, 2017

Where's snail?

Where's stockfish inside this soup?

This is not egusi at all.

Re: A Nairalander Cooks Egusi Soup London Style by yettyalo: 6:46am On Oct 14, 2017

this is egusi

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Re: A Nairalander Cooks Egusi Soup London Style by judgedredd22(m): 7:53am On Oct 14, 2017

Lalas247:
Hi All
Well the few people who know me know I love food .... Infact Nigerian food to be precise
I get asked a lot do you eat Nigerian dishes abroad? the answer is YES we do

I prepared this using;
Egusi powder (melon seed)
Crayfish
Smoked mackerel
Spinach
Meat ( lamb ) or (Beef)
Palm oil
Seasoning ( Maggie cube , all purpose seasoning )
Chilliest or scotch bonnet
Onions

That’s is , The ingredients can be bought locally in any cash and carry shop owned by Asians ( Pakistan or Bengali) they mostly stock all Nigerian products ....

Now to pond some yam

Source : Lala’s kitchen

it looks good, but no... i don't want egusi soup, i told you yesterday that i want 'waist soup' dazall!!! grin

Re: A Nairalander Cooks Egusi Soup London Style by judgedredd22(m): 8:00am On Oct 14, 2017

Pidginwhisper:
See the etutu wey ppl dey salivate over if you chop this kind egusi..you go almost purge away your intestine. Abasha!!

Re: A Nairalander Cooks Egusi Soup London Style by Lalas247(f): 8:19am On Oct 14, 2017

judgedredd22:

it looks good, but no... i don't want egusi soup, i told you yesterday that i want 'waist soup' dazall!!!

What’s waist soup

What tribe is that one

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