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ritapearl (f)
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recipe 4 ofada rice sauce
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Leilah (f)
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Sorry what is ofada rice and sause is that like rice and stew?
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TOYOSI20 (f)
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Never heard of it. 
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speedy08 (f)
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Ofada rice sauce is like the soups our grand parents used to make in the village, where the pepper is ground by hand and palm oil is used. Difficult to make from scratch, but there are a number of business people who actually sell this sauce in 1-5litre bowls. I tried one called Obe ata dindin, and it was lovely If you are interested, i can search for the contact number and you can call her (if you are in lagos) and she will deliver to your doorstep,
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bigrose
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i know how to make ofada ricee the recipe for it depends on taste for me its [li] you use dry or smoked fish tomatoes pepper tatashe shongbo onions red oil meat stock fisk ponmo thats all its a kind of locally made stew you blend the tomatoes with your hand or grater i hope u enjoy it when u cook it its quiet tasty you can call me if u need help or email me @ kanurose@gmail.com or 08037210465
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liftedone (f)
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How do I get rid of the smell of the Ofada rice? The first time we cooked it at home, it stank up the whole house. Someone told my sister we should wash with hot water and salt and today, that's what I did. It was a lot better, because it didn't smell as much, but it still smelled. And I had to wash the thing so many times, more than 10 times, I'm sure. We are just trying to finish what she bought, so it won't go to waste. The rice wahala too much. And I don't know what the craze for it is about. Lagosians and fads!
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4 Him (m)
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i doubt ofada rice is a fad. With a bag of imported rice going for more than N12,000 per bag, ofada may be the only thing that looks like rice left to the common man.
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Uche2nna (m)
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Hate to burst your bubble, mate. But word on the street has it that ofada rice is even more expensive than foreign rice. Tho, I cannot fathom why 
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D-reloaded (f)
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The hell is ofada rice
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4 Him (m)
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Hate to burst your bubble, mate. But word on the street has it that ofada rice is even more expensive than foreign rice. Tho, I cannot fathom why  Are you kidding? It used to be the cheapest food you could lay your hands upon those days. Anyway, things are upside down. The hell is ofada rice
Locally grown Nigerian rice. Short grained, full of stones, usually cooks much faster. I think its grown in the Bendel area.
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Uche2nna (m)
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How do I get rid of [b]the smell of the Ofada rice? [/b]
A little bit of bleach and You would be eating your way to heaven
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4 Him (m)
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Does ofada rice smell? I think liftedone has purchased toxic rice.
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elizabetta (f)
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never eaten ofada rice before.
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liftedone (f)
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@4Him, who told you Ofada rice is cheap? Far from it. Like Uchenna said, it's far more expensive than the imported stuff. And the thing stinks to the high heavens when you are cooking it. I seriously need answers here or the rest of the rice will be ending up in the bin. It's not toxic rice  . It's been popularised in the Ofada area which is in Ogun State. I think the equivalent was the Ekpoma rice, that's why you referred to the former Bendel state. @Uchenna, thank you oooooooo! You want to send me and my entire family to heaven. God bless you for being your sister's keeper. 
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Uche2nna (m)
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@Uchenna, thank you oooooooo! You want to send me and my entire family to heaven. God bless you for being your sister's keeper.  You know I was joking, sis 
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liftedone (f)
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@Uche, we go attach 'Aluwe' to that your name.  I beg nobody wan tell me how to remove that smell from Ofada rice? I dey wait oooo.
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jgbadebo
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Ofada rice is mostly grown in the Ofada village (close to RCCG redemption camp) even though it's grown in neighboring area as well. the smell (i'll rather call it aroma) is part of what makes it ofada.
per recipe for the stew: use everything the previous writer wrote, add iru and boiled eggs to it. when you have the pepper blended, make sure it's chopped and not blended.
you could add a little vegetable oil and a little onion (sliced) to the rice to help with the smell.
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sheniqua
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is it the rice we called "rice akpu" in my family. It clumped together and smelt horrible. Tufiakwa!!
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