mariahAngel:


Hahahaha

You know, I'm always in search of new ideas.
I'm thinking, since their soup concept is mainly pairing water leaves with another edible leaves, one could just experiment with something totally different, and see how it turns out.

Mba o.
Nke ahu wu edikang-ikong.
Editan di unfamiliar to me, so I had to check it.
They say it's known as atama leaves in Igbo.
I ma ya?

Of course at bolded


Just learning for the first time..It could be one leaf a family friend planted in her house..She said she got the plant when she went for a seminar na Cross river.

I tried checking the leaf online..You don push me to research..Expect result

My best of their soup ka wu Edikaikon...God with obstacles.

Yoruba foods are not sweet naaa

Munzy14:

Of course at bolded


Just learning for the first time..It could be one leaf a family friend planted in her house..She said she got the plant when she went for a seminar na Cross river.
I tried checking the leaf online..You don push me to research..Expect result


My best of their soup ka wu Edikaikon...God with obstacles.

I ga a ku ya ma gi mata ya?
I ga a kwu'm ugwo research. Hehehe



I agree.
You know what? I think our people should adopt soups from their region, to add to and balance the ones we have.

mariahAngel:


I ga a ku ya ma gi mata ya?
I ga a kwu'm ugwo research. Hehehe



I agree.
You know what? I think our people should adopt soups from their region, to add to and balance the ones we have.

Likely I will

Oooh..lol

We have the most. Adopt will result to anya ukwu

We are even dragging afang with them now..
Our people na enye nsogbu o

Munzy14:

Likely I will

Oooh..lol

We have the most. Adopt will result to anya ukwu


We are even dragging afang with them now..
Our people na enye nsogbu o

O kwa ya?

OK. We'll just borrow then.

Igbo and yoruba soup's for me

mariahAngel:


O kwa ya?

OK. We'll just borrow then.

yea.

Or tweaking some recipe.

VeryWickedGoat:


All those things you mentioned are poisonous.

Ewedu and efo riro are prepared with dirty toilet broom, gbegiri just stinks.

Mechie gi onu. Whats your problem

Lamanii22:
I agree we dont Have soup but we dont Use dirty leaves… we cook good ewedu and efo riro, gbegiri too with good omi obe eja (fish soup)

I swear u guys lack soup.
U guys hardly even cook egwushi or ogbono or okro soup even though the ingredients are available in ur markets, why?

My Yoruba neighbors always cook ewedu, like literally everyday, haba, I go dey wonder why Dem no fit cook other soups

Urheadmaster:




In times of best soups, Igbo comes second

Hmm.

Antimarraige:
I'm fully blooded Yoruba but when it comes to delicacies I give it to our people from the East/South South... I'm always looking for Igbo restaurants in my area to taste their amazingly delicious soups, even abacha is a goal anytime anyday...

And their goat meat peppersoup! OMG

Thank you for telling the truth.

illicit:
I am Yoruba

Our favorite is PEPPER soup

You mean pepper-stew.

Best if we can just enjoy the soups and leave the competition.
On a real level,if we can turn our diversity into a plus then we will really enjoy the positive vibes that abound in this country.
Every tribe has something special that others can explore and enjoy. Unfortunately,our divisive politicians keep setting us apart.

Munzy14:

Judgement when you must have tasted alot of foreign soup..

Abeg this thread is a vote of confidence to Our SE + SS sisters doing kitchen wonders..To enhance our stomach.

Lmao you eh!

mariahAngel:


There are soups that are nutritionally more superior than others.
Those soups should be considered "best soup" in my opinion.

Potatoes soup
Lentil soup
Noodles soup
Mistrone soup

See - soup is soup. No superior.

Which nutrition is inside Nigeria soup with over cooked vegetables and assorted meat ?


Fresh bitter leaf soup
Scent leaf soup

armyofone:


Potatoes soup
Lentil soup
Noodles soup
Mistrone soup

See - soup is soup. No superior.

Which nutrition is inside Nigeria soup with over cooked vegetables and assorted meat?


Fresh bitter leaf soup
Scent leaf soup

Ah!
Loaded with nutrients and antioxidants from different spices we use o.
It was before I used to fall for that "over cooked" theory. Not anymore o.

Most of the kinds of vegetables we use cannot be eaten raw.
They're more potent when cooked a bit.

Why do you think Nigerians weren't that affected by covid, contrary to predictions by the oyinbos? They had/have strong immune systems.
They didn't even comply with the social distancing thing.
I dare say average Nigerians have stronger immune systems than the westerners who eat mostly raw foods.
They can hardly tolerate/survive what we can.
Covid proved it.

mariahAngel:


Ah!
Loaded with nutrients and antioxidants from different spices we use o.
It was before I used to fall for that "over cooked" theory. Not anymore o.

Most of the kinds of vegetables we use cannot be eaten raw.
They're more potent when cooked a bit.

Why do you think Nigerians weren't that affected by covid, contrary to predictions by the oyinbos? They had/have strong immune systems.
They didn't even comply with the social distancing thing.
I dare say average Nigerians have stronger immune systems than the westerners who eat mostly raw foods.
They can hardly tolerate/survive what we can.
Covid proved it.

Not the spices or food sis - Asians do the spices and vegetables thingz too - yet Covid-19 attacked hard there. Strong immune systems from build up of immune soldiers from previous uncountable exposures

armyofone:


Not the spices or food sis - Asians do the spices and vegetables thingz too - yet Covid-19 attacked hard there. Strong immune systems from build up of immune soldiers from previous uncountable exposures

Hehehe

A strong immune system is a strong immune system regardless.

I prefer Yoruba soups but maybe that’s because it’s what I’m accustomed to. I think other tribes have more of a variety though