Missy ★ B:

Why is this kitchen so quiet?
OAM4MIssy, Shouldn't you help when I'm absent?

Sorry dear, was equally busy too. Am glad you are back from maternity leave

Lol! Glad to be back too. You're forgiven, actually thought you were busy having private discussions with Odunnu and co.

mama-gee:

I miss this thread!

So did I, until now.

ronkebp:

OMG!!!!! see that Amala!!!!!!!!!! i gat to enter this computer today,

We usually have this effect on our customers. Feel free to place an order.

Missy ★ B:

Lol! Glad to be back too. You're forgiven, actually thought you were busy having private discussions with Odunnu and co.

Odunnu for where? The girl no even fine. . . ok she fine small, but not as fine as my Missy B. How one go get pounded yam go dey look for amala?

im hungry

The kitchen romance continues.

snthesis:

im hungry

Have some water.

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Ok!! Miss B, i would like to have eba and banga soup, , please, with enough fish and meat and a bottle of chilled coke.

^^^only water is available
come back next week

OAM4J:

Odunnu for where? The girl no even fine. . . ok she fine small, but not as fine as my Missy B. How one go get pounded yam go dey look for amala?

Run for cover Odunnu is coming for you.

Bawss1:

The kitchen romance continues.

Is anyone complaining?

OAM4J:

Have some water.

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Meanie!

snthesis:

^^^only water is available
come back next week

Lie!

ronkebp:

Ok!! Miss B, i would like to have eba and banga soup, , please, with enough fish and meat and a bottle of chilled coke.

Enjoy!

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Missy ★ B:

Run for cover Odunnu is coming for you.

I am covered! No weapon fashioned against me shall prosper!

Meanie!

Let him stop chasing after my wife and he will get more than water

Missy ★ B:

Lie!
Enjoy!

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OMG!!!!!!!!!! WOH!!! AM so cooking it could you please give me the recipe to that banga soup. and the cooking format. Thank you for the food.

I'm glad you enjoyed it. I'll give recipe later, when I'm less busy.

No sweat dear.

OAM4J:

Odunnu for where? The girl no even fine. . . ok she fine small, but not as fine as my Missy B. How one go get pounded yam go dey look for amala?

buhahahahahahahaha, make una follow me see this houseboy wey dey assume oga position o! Choi! A whole me no fine naim I still dey break necks anytime I waka pass? You need surgery for that ya eye i swaar.
*pants for water*
stop staring at me, go get me a glass of water. Make sure you clean the glass before pouring the water into it, yeye houseboy-waiter-bouncer-mai'guard!

Odunnu:

buhahahahahahahaha, make una follow me see this houseboy wey dey assume oga position o! Choi! A whole me no fine naim I still dey break necks anytime I waka pass? You need surgery for that ya eye i swaar.
*pants for water*
stop staring at me, go get me a glass of water. Make sure you clean the glass before pouring the water into it, yeye houseboy-waiter-bouncer-mai'guard!   

You are not fine jor! who are the people breaking necks cos of you? Were they just released from long solitary confinement?

Side by side my Missy B, you no try at all. Come to my wife, let her lay hands on you. 

And please make sure u marry someone as handsome as me, for your children sake and for the purpose of making the world a beautiful place.

Oam4missy and Odunnu, you 2 nor serious. I swear. 

Ronkebp, here-

Ingredients for Banga Soup
   • Palm Fruits – 1 kg
   • Beef
   • Dry Fish
   • Vegetable – Scent Leaves
   • Onions – 2 medium bulbs
   • Crayfish – A handful | 2 tablespoons of ground Crayfish
   • Salt and Chilli Pepper – to taste
   • Seasoning – 3 Maggi / Knorr cubes

Before you cook the Nigerian Banga Soup
   1. Wash and cook the palm fruits till done. A good sign that the palm fruit is done is that you will notice cracks on the flesh of the fruits. The palm fruit is also soft to the bite.
   2. Pound the palm fruits in a mortar with a pestle till all the flesh are separated from the nut to form a smooth pulp as shown in the photo.
   3. Cook the beef and the dry fish with 1 bulb of diced onion and the 3 Maggi / Knorr cubes till done.
   4. While you have the beef cooking, extract the palm fruit oil from the palm fruit pulp by washing it in warm water. Small quantities of the palm fruit pulp should be washed in as small quantity of warm water as possible. If the palm fruit oil starts getting too thick, pour the liquid into another container through a sieve to prevent the palm fruit fibres from entering into the oil that will be used in cooking the Banga Soup. Repeat this till all the palm fruit pulp has been washed.
A more efficient extraction process can be achieved by separating the palm nuts from the pulp before washing the pulp in warm water.
During the extraction process, if you think that there is still some oil on previously washed palm fruit pulp; re-wash these when you change the water before washing new palm fruit pulp.
Water should be used sparingly during the extraction process so that at the end, the extracted liquid will have the consistency of evaporated milk or tomato juice bearing in mind that you still have to add the beef stock.
   5. Leave the extracted palm fruit oil to stand for some time then slowly pour this into the pot that will be used to cook the Banga Soup / Stew, taking care not to pour the tiny pieces of fibre that have settled at the bottom.
   6. Wash and cut the scent leaves into tiny pieces. The scent leaves are what gives the Banga Soup its unique aroma and taste. If you are outside Nigeria, this may be hard to find, so you can use pumpkin leaves or any other vegetable in place of scent leaves.
   7. Cut the remaining bulb of onion, grind the crayfish and pepper and set aside.

Cooking Directions
   1. Set the pot of palm fruit oil on the stove and start cooking at high heat. Leave to boil till you notice come clear oil at the surface of the Banga Stew. If you think that the Banga Soup is watery, cook till the soup has thickened to the consistency you like for your stews.
   2. Now, add the beef, dry fish and stock, the onions, crayfish and pepper and cook for 5 minutes.
   3. Add the scent leaves and salt to taste. Leave to cook for 2 mins. The Banga Soup is done. Serve with White Rice or use the Banga Soup to eat Garri, Semolina, Amala or Pounded Yam.


Ogugua88

Pls can I have afang soup and fufu please

Honey , I m back, wats for bfast
no more eating out- especially not firearms's kitchen

OAM4J:



Side by side my Missy B, you no try at all. Come to my wife, let her lay hands on you.

give up already

Choicegirl:

Pls can I have afang soup and fufu please

Welcome to the kitchen! Enjoy!



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No food for you today, snthesis.

y nau

Thanks, I enjoyed it. Ur truly a wonderful cook. Do give classes cos I will be happy to join

Missy ★ B:

No food for you today, snthesis.

Yeah. After taking a dump in the kitchen.

What happened to your kitchen? Did the Minister Of Dept. demolish it for distrating and obstructing us?

Do I look like a constructor or a chef to you?

Hmmm today I just feel like eating Onugbu or Ukazi Soup.

Who can cook it very well for me as I have seen here?

How to cook Onugbu and Ukazi Soup