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WhiteSoup:
We the yorubas have the best recipe for edikainkong soup. It originally originated from oshogbo before spreading to other pant of the south south like calabar.

I does not even knows why people doesn't knows their history and the real pant of where they came from

what kind of English are u writing pls

please the water leaves, is it just to wash with cold water and cook?

because i cook my water leaves without water for few mins when i am cooking it with anyother leaves to drain d water to avoid a watery soup b4 adding it to other ingredients

eneubane1:
Edikaikong soup is a mouth watering nutritious vegetable soup, native to the Efiks of Cross River and Akwa Ibom states in Nigeria and one of their most richest and popular soup recipe.

This delicious soup edikaikong is made with a generous amount of proteinous ingredients which makes it rich in taste and flavour.

Edikaikong is usually prepared with a combination of two different vegetables; Ikong Ubong/Ugwu leaves (pumpkin leaves) and water leaves but in the absence of fluted pumpkin leaves and water leaves, Spinach and Lamb lettuce/Mache (Valerianella locusta) can be used.

Ingredients For Edikaikong Soup
* 1kg Pumpkin ( ugu)/Spinach leaves
* 200g Water leaves
* 500g of assorted meat (cow tripe (shaki), cow's skin (kpomo),
* Stock fish (optional)
* Smoked fish
* 250ml palm oil
* 1 cup Periwinkles (optional)
* 2 tablespoons ground crayfish
* 2 Seasoning cubes
* 1 medium sized onion
* Ground pepper to taste
* salt to taste

Preparation For Edikaikong Soup
Wash the vegetables clean and chop into tiny then set aside. Wash and slice the onions as well and keep aside.

Wash and cut the assorted meat in bite-able sizes. Clean the periwinkles, dried fish and stock fish and set aside.

Cooking Directions For Edikaikong Soup
Place the assorted meat and stock fish in the pot, add a little water, the chopped onion and one stock cube. Cook until both the meat and stock fish is soft and there is just a little liquid in the pot.

Now the meat is done, add the dried fish and periwinkle; add the palm oil, the ground pepper, one seasoning cube and crayfish then leave to boil for about 10 minutes.

Now add the water leaves (or lamb lettuce) and leave to cook for 3 minutes. Then add the Ikong Ubong /Ugu leaves (pumpkin leaves) and salt to taste.

Stir thoroughly and leave to simmer for 5 minutes on low heat and your Edikaikong soup is ready. Enjoy!

Edikaikong soup can be served with Pounded Yam, Eba, Akpu, Wheat meal, Semolina or Amala.

Source: www.versatileblog.com.ng/2017/06/edikaikong-how-to-make-nutritious.html

WhiteSoup:
We the yorubas have the best recipe for edikainkong soup. It originally originated from oshogbo before spreading to other pant of the south south like calabar.

I does not even knows why people doesn't knows their history and the real pant of where they came from

ROFLMAO.

MediumStout:
Useless soup. Ewedu remains the best soup anyday

I smell afonja jealousy.

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Intellad:
no food is better that big hard black d.ick, and Igbo egwusi soup with fufu.... egwusi is widely accepted by all... even afonja abandoned their godforsaken ewedu for egwusi

Agreed but Yorubas have always had egusi.

VickyRotex:
I miss White soup

I yam not understanding

no waterleaf?

wizzyenya:
ok

Which one is 'Black soup', abeg

EWEDU NO BE BETTA SOUP O O.SMELL DIE..... WHA LAI U GO POUR SPIT TIRE.NA BETA SOUP PPL DEY USE BROOM COOK AM?

Not a big fan of this soup

which do u prefer ??

ibkayee:
Not a big fan of this soup

Probz:


Agreed but Yorubas have always had egusi.

no bro... Igbo owned egwusi... allowing other people do the cover of ur music did no mean u don't own it anymore.

sseunth:
the brain resetting soup

Piiko:
which do u prefer ??

Egusi, ewedu, ogbono, tomato stew and okro, banga is aiiiight (depending on who makes it)

WhiteSoup:
We the yorubas have the best recipe for edikainkong soup. It originally originated from oshogbo before spreading to other pant of the south south like calabar.

I does not even knows why people doesn't knows their history and the real pant of where they came from

Tah. Mechionu dia

That you don't know it doesn't mean it shouldn't be eaten.
Another man's food is another man's poison.

sukkot:
mayne, wtf is periwinkle. that shytt dont even sound like something that should be eaten

sukkot:
mayne, wtf is periwinkle. that shytt dont even sound like something that should be eaten

+ Snails
Pffffffffft!

haykwin:
please the water leaves, is it just to wash with cold water and cook?

because i cook my water leaves without water for few mins when i am cooking it with anyother leaves to drain d water to avoid a watery soup b4 adding it to other ingredients

just wash it and cut it,...... It is a nice soup I cook it every week.

AuroraB:
+ Snails
Pffffffffft!

oh i guess its a funky way of saying snails ? lol. some do call it escargot

One of my best soup in 9ja soups.

Intellad:
no bro... Igbo owned egwusi... allowing other people do the cover of ur music did no mean u don't own it anymore.

No, egusi's shared between most tribes in Nigeria. We all know Igbo egusi's dope but it's just a general west African ting.

ChristyB:
That you don't know it doesn't mean it shouldn't be eaten.
Another man's food is another man's poison.

yeah let them keep their poison. thats why in the east these niggas be hairy at the age of 10. hair all over their chest. its from eating periwinkles lmao

Is the oil not too much in this soup?

Sanchez01:

Which one is 'Black soup', abeg

It's an Edo thing. Everything from scent leaves to bitterleaf goes in that pot.

Hahahahahahaha, one thing i like about you is not confirming the cause of the hair but attributing it to prewinkle.
Well, have fun eating whatever you like while i enjoy my prewinkle...

sukkot:
yeah let them keep their poison. thats why in the east these niggas be hairy at the age of 10. hair all over their chest. its from eating periwinkles lmao

ChristyB:
Hahahahahahaha, one thing i like about you is not confirming the cause of the hair but attributing it to prewinkle.
Well, have fun eating whatever you like while i enjoy my prewinkle...

Probz:


No, egusi's shared between most tribes in Nigeria. We all know Igbo egusi's dope but it's just a general west African ting.

something must originate from somewhere bro, don't be fooled or are u stupid? I didn't denial the fact that egwusi soup is well known bro....