Haven eaten Ivorian meal before I agree with you.

Don't mind those Nigerians bashing you

descarado:

The poster might be mischievous but yeah, this is a very popular Ghanaian traditional dish.

You guys are quick to accept English or USA food but not traditional African food.

Incredible!

Why are the fins still on that fish?
And was the fish boiled?

Aunty, pls were you trying to cook something like this ?

This one kraaaa, you wan kill di man for bed hin top di3r

Preciousgirl:
Naija guys
Marry a Ghanaian woman o
Or an Ivorian
We are natural cooks



I am out

No need to be sorry. We actually don't care what you think of our foods. Though I agree she should have presented it well especially as she's dealing with an international audience. Yes it's unripe plantain with cocoyam leaves sauce. Go to YouTube and check Mark Wiens Kumasi Ghana videos where he savoured this meal

quote author=sisisioge post=104570776]

Sorry my brother....I think presenting it well would have made a huge difference. I actually have an idea of what it is....unripe plantain and unripe pepper sauce, right? My grandma Beatrice used to eat it back in the days. [/quote]

This one na offering for the gods...
It isn't appealing @ all�����

FatherCHRISTMAS:
May the gods of the land accept your sacrifice

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Akwaaba doll....

You people must be very ritualistic to be "floored" by a simple harmless meal. You need Christ

aribisala0:
It looks very Nigerian , honestly not out of place as a sacrifice for deites

slystyle203:
Stop cooking rubbish or i kill you

lol

virtue123:
Indole.made from groundnut

Isn't ndole a Cameroonian meal?

chatinent:
Even Kanayo never do reach this concotion. Abi she shit give am make e chop?

Preciousgirl oya recommend Ghana girl wey sabi cook for me.

Omoh you mumu die.....aahahq

Preciousgirl:
Naija guys
Marry a Ghanaian woman o
Or an Ivorian
We are natural cooks



I am out

This thing that looks like sacrifice to the gods? God forbid!!!

Damnn Niggarr..

Poison

Nigerians are bastards

How much education do you have? You're judging a food by it's look?, A book by it's cover? Are you serious? If we showed your black amala to a non-Nigerian/whiteman do you know how it'd be rated?

Kay25:
The worst demon in Nigeria won't eat this sacrifice if it was given...chaii Nigeria is indeed giant of Africa even as bad as we look

fati2001:


what's this?

I've not test these food since I left Cameroon 😋😋😋

SmellySperm:
Just came to read y'all funny bad-mouthed comments. I'm satisfied

Guy. I'm dead laughing!!!

First I though is for ritual purpose

mdntiri:
Yes it's cocoyam leaves. Yes I agree it doesn't look appealing. To my/our Ghanaian eye our foods are/look/taste ok, but to a "neutral" they'd look shitty. I'm getting it now, and I see why people are comparing some of the meals to sacrifice etc, especially with the use of these earthenware bowls. To our Ghanaian eyes, the meals/ it's presentation look ok. We grind our peppers tomatoes etc in the earthenware bowls, we also eat in them, every Ghanaian home has them. We're not shy of them.

But the op should tweak her food presentation skills a bit, seeing as she's speaking to an international audience

Yeah, all the same it's interesting to see a new meal.

I'm interested in these earthenware bowls. How did your people come about them? Any lore on it? They must be like the mortar and pestle Nigerians love.

Why does the fish in the dish look like that? What kind of oil is it?

This is nothing but sacrifices for sango and obatala

fati2001:


what's this?

Which of the gods is your husband?....lol

Cyoung4real:

Third time of seeing a comments do 1k likes on Nairaland.

oh that's strange.
Nice ride brah

ToastingAllowan:

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Things fall apart

mdntiri:
That's a GHANAIAN meal. It would look out of place to Nigerians, but it's a very good meal. The other foods the op has posted are all Ghanaian foods. Some may not look presentable, but they're delicious, and we're not ashamed of them. You need to taste them first to know how they're. You Nigerians eating black amala, eye-blinding gari, fibreless noodles, smelly fufu (akpu) etc have mouths to be disrespecting somebody's food

Quite alright Nigerians eat those things, even I haven't eaten some of them, but have a look at the food thread here on nairaland to see what they look like, and you will see why it's hard to believe anyone actually made that food for their husband, let alone themselves to eat.

In your next post you agree it doesn't look good. Even if it tastes good(from your description of the leaves), nobody will think so when it looks like that.

When it comes to food, appearance matters.

Waiting be this abeg nah bitterleaf them pound add engine oil i just dey pity that fish inside

I saw the husband rushing down to the toilet for the 77th time