Do Ghana women also cook oily soup like our western women here?

Precious girl inasmuch as I laugh at all these crazy funny comments
I have eaten all sorts of Ghanaian and ivorian delicacies and they taste great when cooked right.

Don't mind all this people calling your food sacrifice to the gods.

It doesn't look palatable to the eyes but I believe it taste good. Continue with the cooking for your man. You're doing well . Maybe I get to eat your food someday.

Dont lie, you picked the plate at T junction

I can see two big eyeballs and one big mouth

Is your husband a native doctor? Looks like a midnight sacrifice .

advanceDNA:
It’s not just the food....that Black plate na confirmed sacrifice plate at Nigerian T-junctions

Funny comments all jthrdojtj

Karleb:
No offense but I will not eat this.

Same

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



I am out

This kind food go dull your husband p.enis

Now I see how Ghanaian women adore and worship their husbands with this sacrifice

[quote author=mdntiri post=104572596] 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?
what has issue of education got to do with that?simple fact you are much more attracted to what you than what you taste that is why a book that has a good cover design and colorful have more people checking on it than one that has hidden it's taste in the content..even a good food will be rich to the eye as yorubas would says in proverbial way..

I need to sue Nairaland. My appetite has been lost permanently!

This is food ebo for mother in law

So the man go follow chop that raw fish too�?? Waw

I cover myself with the blood of our Lord, Jesus Christ, Amen.

This one na pure sacrifice

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!

Now this is something I might want to try, but that her concoction is a big NO, and to make matters worse she would always insult Nigerian women saying that they sucks at cooking, presentation matters a lot a food should not only taste good in the mouth but should be pleasant to the eyes, my husband is from Delta State, they use that native plate to serve banga soup and it looks good, now with what she uploaded tell me how somebody visiting Ghana for the first time would want to touch that.

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



I am out

This looks like a face with two eyes and a mouth with the nose missing.

You know what's lacking in those foods? Soup. Watery, drinkable Ghana type soup that soothes the SOUL and makes you look beautiful and sharpens your thinking processes and energizes the body. My Ghanaian uncles always struggled whenever they visited Nigeria as they couldn't get soup to drink. Food was always stew stew stew, even what Nigerians call soup was actually stew. A no-soup life is disorienting to a Ghanaian. Our Nigerian in law couldn't resist our Ghanaian light soup

quote author=showlove911 post=104567714]Naija no be ur mate for food.
We re gud like dat...

Is only bad leadership we hv![/quote]

She lives amongst you. She's experienced things first hand
quote author=CharisEleos post=104567803]Presentation is a No no.

What kind of food is this by the way?
And you have the guts to say Nigerian women suck at cooking?

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Yeah it's a Cameroon meal.

etrange:

Isn't ndole a Cameroonian meal?

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



I am out

Please be mindful of you and your husband's health. That picture does not look like a healthy meal. Perhaps you could do with less fat/oil.
God bless your home.

Thou shalt not eat anything offered to idols.

Let me help you. Go to YouTube. Type "Mark Wiens in Ghana". Go to his Kumasi videos, and search for where he ate this meal, and come back and give us feedback

Judolisco:
U no even cook d fish... Na werey food dis... If normal person chop am e go cause foodborne disease

[quote author=mdntiri post=104571420]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
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The problem is not that native plate, because it's also used in Delta State, infact every home in Delta State has one, am from Rivers State but married to a Delta guy, it's used to serve banga soup and it adds a distinct flavor to the soup.
the problem I have with the op is the presentation and her penchant for insulting Nigerian foods whenever she uploads those eyesore, presentation matters a lot,. You talk about Amala and akpu, it seems you have only been to West and eastern part of Nigeria, we are diverse people and have lots of food, have you tried foods from the North or Southern part of the country, we are not only limited to the foods you mentioned.

mdntiri:
Let me help you. Go to YouTube. Type "Mark Wiens in Ghana". Go to his Kumasi videos, and search for where he ate this meal, and come back and give us feedback

thanks but no thanks... D one u posted sef I didn't even look at it twice now imagine me watching someone eat it

They're happy to be eating indomie and rice every day. Nigerians are incredible.

quote author=descarado post=104568470]
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!



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I no sure say that fish don die

You obviously are not ready to learn. There're Nigerian students here in Ghana who put aside their inhibitions about Ghanaian food, and their taste buds have been rewarded handsomely

Judolisco:
thanks but no thanks... D one u posted sef I didn't even look at it twice now imagine me watching someone eat it

aribisala0:
Stupid remark
Nigerians are white abi?

Foolish remark,go wash ur brain then ul understand what I mean.

mdntiri:
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?

Don'mind them.
What of our ewedu and amala?
How about grated cocoyam with veggies?

How does it answer the question?

torqque7:
Ghanaians are not dark but black and use to wonder why,but this right here answers the question..damn