Pics 1ingredients
Meat 700 naira
Pomo 300 naira
Okra 200 ( didn't use all
Uziza leaves 50 naira
Ground Crayfish 100 naira
Black and fresh peppers 100 naira.
Amala one derica 300 naira


Pics 2
Steaming meat with little water, seasoning cubes and onions.

Pics 3.. added more water, pomo, ground pepper and crayfish to steamed meat and allowed it to cook properly.

Pics 4..
After meat is done, added the grated okra and fresh pepper to it. Stired and let it boil for a few minutes.

Pics 4..
After meat is done, added the grated okra and fresh pepper to it. Stired and let it boil for a few minutes.

Pics 5
Added leaves to the boiling soup and stired for viscosity.

Prepared Amala.

Dished Amala with the okra soup.

Ignore the rocky Amala look. Didn't use my igbako to scoop it. Besides it's been long I made Amala so the igbako is no where to be found .

lalasticlala you Sabi this kind food?

Nice one, it must be yummy

God1000:
Nice one, it must be yummy

Yes dear, it was so yummy and tasty.
The soup make sense.

Ifailed22:

See opression!

channah, look my side na.

Lol.. bros, how far?
Hope you're better now.

Come and join me o. .

Channah1:
Y

See opression!
channah, look my side na.

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Ifailed22:

I'm still in need my dear sister, i have not gotten even 500 to try anything. was thinking you may even help but i don't know, things are just difficult.

i'm in a bus now coming back from where a nairalander call me

I wish I could dear but this is injury period. I need money also to attend to a lot of pressing needs.

Did you see the nairalander?

Don't worry, help will come for you soon.

Yummy....that's my best soup, very easy and not too cost

Channah1:


Yes dear, it was so yummy and tasty.
The soup make sense.

enjoy yourself

The igbako made me laugh.
I was going to suggest it for the amala, then I was like no, it's not it, till you mentioned it.
I think it is one name that is bigger than the actual tool.
When I think of it, what comes to my mind is either a whole calabash or a clay pot.

Well done Channah.

Lokomoney:
Yummy....that's my best soup, very easy and not too cost

Yes o!
Goes well with Amala and eba ibo ( yellow garri).

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Ok.
Please don't say anything about him.

LOVE IT

Mariangeles:
The igbako made me laugh.
I was going to suggest it for the amala, then I was like no, it's not it, till you mentioned it.
I think it is one name that is bigger than the actual tool.
When I think of it, what comes to my mind is either a whole calabash or a clay pot.

Well done Channah.

Lol... The name carry weight no be small. Though it was the plastic one I had. Not the local Yoruba type

Yeah the igbako would have made a huge difference in the appearance but I can't remember where I dumped it. So I just used spoon to do the job.

Mide1data:
LOVE IT

Thanks dear.

Ifailed22:

Thank you

You're welcome bruv

Channah1:


Lol... The name carry weight no be small. Though it was the plastic one I had. Not the local Yoruba type

Yeah the igbako would have made a huge difference in the appearance but I can't remember where I dumped it. So I just used spoon to do the job.

It does.


You could try using a flat plate to mould it next time. I think that works too.
Just dip it in water.

Mariangeles:


It does.


You could try using a flat plate to mould it next time. I think that works too.
Just dip it in water.

Ok. Will do.

Thanks.

Is this not same meat some person bought 3k in other post

hakeemhakeem:
Is this not same meat some person bought 3k in other post

I saw it too though he's own is a bit bigger than mine.

That meat he got for 3k is 1500 in my area.

This okro soup and Amala when hot will just be passing your throat pruuuuuu, no hitches or hindrances

Well done Channah1.

gloryhomemaker:
This okro soup and Amala when hot will just be passing your throat pruuuuuu, no hitches or hindrances

Well done Channah1.

Yes ooo.. thanks maami. .

To you and all others "oppressing" those of us in the trenches with food wey we never see chop

God's watching o

My only concern is did u eat it with enough agbado and cassava ,if not am not interested..native soup is for native people but tasty native food is good for everybody..I vomited the day I ate that amala and the slippery soup in lagos on transit to abroad and vowed I won't eat it for life..but yoruba have great cultural clothes I love very much

Yummy

In Twyse voice, give me ponmo to muta

Enjoy ur Amala dudu

I need help plz, can someone teach me how to cook indomie?

Amala dy disgusting

All this food wey dey enta front page no dey for the low income earner....


Na ritualist nd kidnapper fit dey afford all diz kain food