aside of the jollof rice other foods there will only make my toilet suffer

businessempire:
Nigerian dishes are very rich. You will see loads crayfish stock fish and every yummy yummy stuff but in other African countries their food is poor.. This is not hearsay Its from my personal experience. Each time I leave Nigeria my problem is always FOOD

I don't know you, but I like you!

You should see one thread an embarrassment called a Nigerian created on food section just talk about all sorts of nonsense of how she's tired of Nigerian foods, and blah, blah, blah...

ariyebaba:
A Senegalese woman i met here in Nigeria said they own jollof rice

Well...that's her business!
All I can say is that they might have invented "benachin" (Senegalese word for jollof rice) but we perfected jollof rice!

Plus, the Senegalese version is too complicated... but when it comes to Nigerian jollof rice, the possibilities are endless .

ariyebaba:
A Senegalese woman i met here in Nigeria said they own jollof rice

True, Jollof rice is from the Wollof people. it was the re captives from Nigeria who were settled in the Gambia that are called Aku, that took it to Sierra-Leone and then to Lagos were they finally settled.

Jollof rice is not a original nigerian food, the origine of this dish is Senegal, for nigerian, if you say egusi or ewedu I agree

You should try chaksouka....delicious

And indeed they do! the word 'jollof' actually derives from 'Wollof', a people original to Senegal and The Gambia. Senegal gave us four things i know; The River Niger, Kaftan, Jollof rice and the bloody Fulani.

You forgot to add moimoi Nigeria

I guess chollent is also called "ful"

Opentokwowledge:
Guraatha, Aadis and salad from Sudan

are you sudanese?

as for me, na correct gbegiri and ewedu that befriend amala go do

EmmGee:

are you sudanese?

Nope. Are you?

businessempire:
Nigerian dishes are very rich. You will see loads crayfish stock fish and every yummy yummy stuff but in other African countries their food is poor.. This is not hearsay Its from my personal experience. Each time I leave Nigeria my problem is always FOOD

I think everyone will say that about their country's food though. What's "yummy yummy" to you, looks inedible to someone else. I've seen stuff that looks like something that came straight out of a diaper here

XhosaNostra:


I think everyone will say that about their country's food though. What's "yummy yummy" to you, looks inedible to someone else. I've seen stuff that looks like something that came straight out of a diaper here

LOL, that's exactly what some people don't get. What looks good and tastes good for them might look or taste like something else to someone of a different nationality. They will argue up and down that their food is the best , even though it' s just an opinion ( blinded by patriotism in most cases ).

Lionessza:




LOL, that's exactly what some people don't get. What looks good and tastes good for them might look or taste like something else to someone of a different nationality. They will argue up and down that their food is the best , even though it' s just an opinion ( blinded by patriotism in most cases ).

Simple! Our tastebuds are tantalized by different things. Example, my partner enjoys Ethiopian injera, but I can't stand it. I dislike the taste & the smell. I've tried it on more than one occasion & I figured it's just not my cup of tea.

XhosaNostra:


I think everyone will say that about their country's food though. What's "yummy yummy" to you, looks inedible to someone else. I've seen stuff that looks like something that came straight out of a diaper here

have you tried any Nigerian food before

businessempire:
have you tried any Nigerian food before

No.

XhosaNostra:


Simple! Our tastebuds are tantalized by different things. Example, my partner enjoys Ethiopian injera, but I can't stand it. I dislike the taste & the smell. I've tried it on more than one occasion & I figured it's just not my cup of tea.

Yup!. I've never tasted Ethiopian food, but their wraps look interesting , but I've never been tempted to taste . They are often vegetarian , I don't do vegetarian meals . Did you notice the Kenyan meal kinda sounds like chisa nyama lol.

XhosaNostra:


I think everyone will say that about their country's food though. What's "yummy yummy" to you, looks inedible to someone else. I've seen stuff that looks like something that came straight out of a diaper here

have you tried any Nigerian food before?. Like I stated it's my personal experience not hear say.

Opentokwowledge:
Nope. Are you?

nope but have stayed there.

EmmGee:

nope but have stayed there.

I see. International University of Africa?

XhosaNostra:


No.

You need to trust me.

Actually, jollof rice came to Africa through Asia. So also fried rice. It's understandable cos rice originated from there too. There are many ways rice is used as delicacies including rice wine or rice cake but we are afraid to explore them. I noticed that we don't experiment with foods to create new recipes.

Lionessza:



Yup!. I've never tasted Ethiopian food, but their wraps look interesting , but I've never been tempted to taste . They are often vegetarian , I don't do vegetarian meals . Did you notice the Kenyan meal kinda sounds like chisa nyama lol.

Most Ethiopian food is actually very delicious. Plus it looks appetizing I love it, I just don't like injera.

I noticed that too about the Kenyan dish.

gwama:
Jollof rice is not a original nigerian food, the origine of this dish is Senegal, for nigerian, if you say egusi or ewedu I agree

haters shove it up ur ass

Cold bottle of kronenburg and this frog Psoup is bliss

XhosaNostra:


Most Ethiopian food is actually very delicious. Plus it looks appetizing I love it, I just don't like injera.

I noticed that too about the Kenyan dish.

You right about it, looking inviting .

ariyebaba:
A Senegalese woman i met here in Nigeria said they own jollof rice

she is very correct. jollof is from wollof,a people of senegal. They brought jollof to d world

Try Benin rep jollof rice ,morrocan couscous,guinean pasta,

aaronson:
Ghana Banku, Nigeria Pounded Yam, Ghana jollof rice (wanke) and Nigeria jollof are my favourite. Still yearning to try more cuisines from other Africa countries.

Baba, Ghana jollof rice is not called *WAAkYE*.... WAAkYE is rice nd beans mixed together which can be eaten wiv dier black pepper (shito)..

Opentokwowledge:
I see. International University of Africa?

hahaha. You be correct guy.

No, SIU.
you schooled there?