Hello everyone I am aware that the previous few months have been utterly agonizing. I've discovered that most of our cuisines in the southern and western regions of Nigeria ask for soup as a side dish. I'll give you some tips on how to prepare delicious, budget-friendly soups.

1) Dried Red Bell Pepper: A few dried peppercorns can make a significant impact in your pot of soup or stew

2.Soya Cheese:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kcNRWhx3DDE
Soya Cheese is an excellent alternative to pricey proteins. The drawback is that it takes time and energy to peel, boil, cook, and/or fry the meat-like replacements.

3. Egg Stew

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=d-Dw8_jeHcU
Egg stew is a great substitute for fried eggs because it uses less eggs than fried eggs.

4. Beans Soup:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3M3z8GXNoAw
The soups that accompany with morsels can be replaced with bean soup (Gbegiri), which is a great and healthy alternative. Beans must be peeled before being peeled, boiled with onions, mashed, and sieved (if you have a blender, just blend the beans with the rest of the ingredients or you could blend the beans and add it to the Pepper mix).

5. Okro/Ogbono Soup:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-y67KOZmJ4Q
The moment is right to learn how to make ogbono, also known as okro soup. You can make a wonderful soup without the tomato and pepper combo. Okro soup is a delectable dish that can be made using palm oil and dried pepper.