Sweet soup!!! and it gets sweeter as the days go by

Yes. It was awesome.

CAMNEWTON4PRES:
That's one of my ethnicity dishes .....I drink it like water ....the best soup even with pounded plantain or boiled ones ...or with rice

It very tasty

pounded plantain

Nope never have

Wonder how it taste though! Does it have that groundnut like taste?

That was how I kept hearing about garden egg sauce up and down. Tasted it once and I was not impressed

Krisddon:
Its very nice especially when eaten with pounded egg.

pounded egg ke

omololu2020:
pounded plantain

so you pound yam, you pound cassava butna plantain you stick your mouth

erty6334:
specially wen u take wt rice balls ( tuwo dey rice) I dey enjoy it for ghana here. o ya jobe epa or u take with kokote (AMAla) or wt banku

so ghanaians too dey chop amala

CAMNEWTON4PRES:
so you pound yam, you pound cassava butna plantain you stick your mouth

those days in boarding school, they use to prepare it for us but I hated it with passion, so I don't usually go for dinning when its g.nut soup. never tasted it since

my friend promised to prepare it for me one day anud that I would like it. even the name sef sounds eeewww to me


okirewaju, it doesn't really have a groundnut like taste, but u would be able to guess its groundnut they used, at least for the one I have tasted

MumZ:
yes o, my hubby's best soup, just made it 2nite sef. its a very common soup where I hail 4rm, Edo north 2 b precise.

@Mumz! that is my favourite soup especially when serve with Pounded yam or Eba...The sweetest part is when it stays for days...lol
I am an Etsako Man Okpella to be precise.

Ferdybaba:
Sweet soup!!! and it gets sweeter as the days go by

You can say that again! in fact na the one wey don spend days for pot I dey like. U be Etsako?

elampiro:
One of our soups in Etsakor, Edo North. Very delicious. Best with bush meat.

. My broda 4rm anoda Mother

AfricanApple:

okirewaju, it doesn't really have a groundnut like taste, but u would be able to guess its groundnut they used, at least for the one I have tasted

oh I see

Double ewwww then!!!

Moheat:


@Mumz! that is my favourite soup especially when serve with Pounded yam or Eba...The sweetest part is when it stays for days...lol
I am an Etsako Man Okpella to be precise.

*smiles* muawe sir!

okirewaju:
oh I see

Double ewwww then!!!

lmao @double eeewwww

your future wife might know how to prepare it well in a way u would be licking your fingers at the first taste

MayflowerB:

Dat wouldnt have happened if a little quantity of washed bitterleaf was added to it..
Groundnut soup tastes great and its one of my best.....prepare it with enough fish and download it with a plate of pounded yam.

U c I didn't know it was my bro dat prepared d soup,since then I stopped taking it but I ll try it someoda dy if I get some1 who ll do it nd assure me I won't purge

Have. Loved it.

tana4gud:
*smiles* muawe sir!

Oh my Gosh! You be Okpella? Onogbe?

Anyigor21:
I begin to wonder if anyone have ever tasted groundnut soup. Pls share ur experience.

my mum made it once,at first we were reluctant to eat it,but let me just say,the soup tasted better the next day,,way better,it'll make u dump egusi soup

1one:
Ewwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwww!

Oga, have you tasted it before? Itll be ignorant/myopic to 'ewww' a food you haven't tasted. I find it a betrayal of our level of reasoning and exposure when we behave like this. Foreigners fall over themselves to sample our dishes, esp those that 'draw' and a thoroughly bred, full blooded Nigerian like you is ewwwing someone's indigenous dish. Silly.

chei!
so e still dey naija?
na when i reach GH i tay hear about am oo...

biko nu..if you are an ajeh dnt try it..

Moheat:


Oh my Gosh! You be Okpella? Onogbe?

oti oo eyangwo

whitemosquito:
Oga, have you tasted it before? Itll be ignorant/myopic to 'ewww' a food you haven't tasted. I find it a betrayal of our level of reasoning and exposure when we behave like this. Foreigners fall over themselves to sample our dishes, esp those that 'draw' and a thoroughly bred, full blooded Nigerian like you is ewwwing someone's indigenous dish. Silly.

Double post.

whitemosquito:
Oga, have you tasted it before? Itll be ignorant/myopic to 'ewww' a food you haven't tasted. I find it a betrayal of our level of reasoning and exposure when we behave like this. Foreigners fall over themselves to sample our dishes, esp those that 'draw' and a thoroughly bred, full blooded Nigerian like you is ewwwing someone's indigenous dish. Silly.

Don't you think you are coming across a tad too antagonistic?... because quite frankly you don't know me, you don't know where I'm from neither do you have the faintest idea about the subject of my geographical ancestory , so how you came to the "absolute conclusion" that I'm a thorough bred, full blooded Nigerian is nothing short of pre-emptive ignorance and a very lavish display of it indeed.


In our modern lexicon, you'd agree with me that words and expressions have many more contextual connotations than what the original word was supposed to mean, hence I don't see how the use of "ewwwww" absolutely suggested that I was disapproving a dish that I had not tasted.... If I "ewww" at something, how do you know, how can you tell if I'm ewwwing from a negative experience or otherwise... So you see, Whitemosquito, you were just being ignorant...it would have been better fitting if you had first asked me, if I had tasted groundnut soup, the answer to which would have adequately informed the tone of your reply but even when you attempted to ask, you asked and answered yourself and you were very judgmental.

I have tasted groundnut soup before as a matter of truth .. and I didn't like the way it tasted, hence my "ewww" reply and I think it's rather silly of you calling me silly for something you didn't have the patience to confirm.

tana4gud:
. My broda 4rm anoda Mother

Lovely!

Igbos been eating rubbish since 19BC

I can't tell u how it really looks like, because I tasted it while in boarding school..u know na... they don't cook it well because of the population.... and it was not delicious at all

Yes. very common among the etsako people in Edo north. with smoked tilapia fish and oziza seed

1one:

In our modern lexicon, you'd agree with me that words and expressions have many more contextual connotations than what the original word was supposed to mean, hence I don't see how the use of "ewwwww" absolutely suggested that I was disapproving a dish that I had not tasted.....

Young man, do not argue outside box. Eww means only one thing whether in modern or archaic lexicon.

You are a thorough bred Nigerian, whether you think I know you or not. Do you attempt to deny it?

I didnt call YOU silly. Read the post again.

I, however did call you ignorant/myopic, and I hasten to apologize....You nontheless, 'gocked' by singularly typing that "Ewww." Don't do it again. You may go, your sins are forgiven.

whitemosquito:
Young man, do not argue outside box. Eww means only one thing whether in modern or archaic lexicon.

You are a thorough bred Nigerian, whether you think I know you or not. Do you attempt to deny it?

I didnt call YOU silly. Read the post again.

I, however did call you ignorant/myopic, and I hasten to apologize....You nontheless, 'gocked' by singularly typing that "Ewww." Don't do it again. You may go, your sins are forgiven.

The peace of the Lord be with you.

1one:


The peace of the Lord be with you.

Its already with me.

Groundnut Soup...... it reminds me of Accra Ghana. It so nice when you take it with pounded yam.