Gamesmart:


Stop the cap!

In your hungry country, you throw any meat away.

Dey deceive your village people.

Are you a Ghanaian?

Samantha124:
Aren't they stews?

The ONLY thing we call stew is the one we eat with white rice

There are a few of them, I could mention them for you, if you want.

Jahwinaboy:
I have not seen or hear of any south African here. You have said it all. Lets believe you then.

Samantha124:
I've never eaten food prepared like that before.

If you live in Rivers, Seafood Okro or Fisherman Soup is another assorted meal.
We like our proteins in different varieties in one plate

Why does it looks like its still has it's coat on? But with the fur removed?

Are you trying to tell me that you guys eat goat coat too?

Bahamas95:
Goat meat pepper soup.

ImpregnaTor:
Most Nigerians here sound a bit ignorant

Expecting south Africa to have similar food as our's and even getting surprised they are not eating swallows etc

like come on South Africa and Nigeria are very far from each other, So we really don't have much in common. Most of our tropical crops here too can't be grown in south Africa, there are some difference in our weather, climate and vegetations, hence most crops found here are not common there.

We can only expect some level of similarities in
our food with our west African brothers.

Southies are meat, bread and pap people

U go just open mouth talk waas.
Sake of say Nairaland no gree me post pics, I for show you a far away Zimbabwe (very close to SA) with their soup.
Asides west Africa bro -so no too d claim say u too sabi

Samantha124:
Yep.

What's sapa now

Sapa means you're broke.
In other words Sapa (being broke) would make you relish leftovers like chicken head or intestines (which most Nigerians that I know of don't eat).

The only chicken intestine some Nigerians (mainly Easterners) eat is Gizzard. I had it once out of curiosity and honestly it's not something I'd go back to.

Edoziesmart:

Are you a Ghanaian?

Why would you think I am Ghanaian?

And that should be what we would call goat stew, not soup.

Is it necessary for you guys to call any stew that has pepper pepper soup though? Why not just say goat stew?

Bahamas95:
Goat meat pepper soup.

Lagosianswag:


Sapa means you're broke.
In other words Sapa (being broke) would make you relish leftovers like chicken head or intestines (which most Nigerians that I know of don't eat).

The only chicken intestine some Nigerians (mainly Easterners) eat is Gizzard. I had it once out of curiosity and honestly it's not something I'd go back to.

You are honestly claiming there is a part of chicken Nigerians don't eat?

Who una dey foool?

mariahAngel:


Hahahahahahaha
I like how you own your ish! 😀

Most Nigerians will claim they don't eat chicken heads and feet.

Weytin dey chicken head and feet to start with?

So long time ago you were pretending to be a female?🤣🤣🤣

Styluss:
This was my alternate account created a long time ago, just logged in to see the profile is female, edited already

Okay..

Hotwest:
Yeah. But yours looking meaty. I like meat

Lol , no, you can check my comments , they always identify as male. btw my original account was registered in 2013. I still use it, this is just a decoy and i just logged it in yesterday

Samantha124

Like I said, okay...

Tonytonex:
please don't be offended with my comments. It's just my opinion.
You really did a great job.

If thats you on your profile, I must say you look more like her. She's cool, but just too complicated. SHe is Twana tribe or so

Samantha124:
Okay..

They look delicious..

mariahAngel:


Yes. Made with gizzards and fried plantains.
The Giz in the word is gizzard in short form.
In the 3rd picture are some of the ingredients used in making gizdodo.

South African and meat 🍖

They so love meat.

Can you taste the chicken flavour when prepared with tripe?

lifenajeje:


Tough times call for austerity measures ...

The overwhelming increase of cooking gas or kerosine for kerosine stoves ..

People can't even use their electric stoves cos of high energy cost ..

Reality though is that it does not affect the taste of any of the proteins ..

The only stuff most people won't cook with the others are the innings ( tripes , stoma h walls , liver ,kidney ,heart etc )

When these proteins are cooked and added to soups or stews they absorb the flavour as that is what matters to the average Nigerian ..


Preparing and spicing proteins seprate from soups and stews is not common to the average Nigerian.

SweetDipBenny:
Matching ground is a no no for me

Gamesmart:


You are honestly claiming there is a part of chicken Nigerians don't eat?

Who una dey foool?

I don't think you're Nigerian. If you're then you'd know chicken head or intestine is left out of the main meal.
Even some restaurants and suya sellers reserve it for some special people who ask for them.
It's not a generally eaten delicacy.
Maybe in your tribe or area you eat it, as for me and the Nigerians I know, chicken head 🐔 or intestine (asides Gizzard) is not a relished delicacy

Is just like they have their own name for it by calling it pap. That is cool sha.

Bread nd soup. It sounds unique sha. But i want to know, wat is the difference btw soup nd stew because some people sometimes identify the both as the same. Maybe their soup is stew to dem(south africans)

sharone21:


Im guessing that what SA calls pap is what Cameroon and Cotonou ( Benin Republic) call fufu corn though both eat it with soup which is common there. Samantha please clarify this.

Moroccans also eat bread with soup or sardines using their hands: This is an African thing.

SA like us etc, also soak bread in tea to eat. Chicken and beef is a delight to them, one of them I once knew dreaded the thought of seeing chicken at a time because he ate it too much when they were young and had mostly chicken which the family could afford.

But we have chicken, beef, mutton, and goat stews.

And can either eat them with pap, samp, or rice.

airsaylongcome:


The ONLY thing we call stew is the one we eat with white rice

I see..

Lagosianswag:


If you live in Rivers, Seafood Okro or Fisherman Soup is another assorted meal.
We like our proteins in different varieties in one plate

ImpregnaTor:
Most Nigerians here sound a bit ignorant

Expecting south Africa to have similar food as our's and even getting surprised they are not eating swallows etc

like come on South Africa and Nigeria are very far from each other, So we really don't have much in common. Most of our tropical crops here too can't be grown in south Africa, there are some difference in our weather, climate and vegetations, hence most crops found here are not common there.

We can only expect some level of similarities in
our food with our west African brothers.

Southies are meat, bread and pap people

so all my life on earth, I gor Jez dey drink akamu, eat bread & chew meat dey go like dat?

Mbanu!

Oh! I see..

Lagosianswag:


Sapa means you're broke.
In other words Sapa (being broke) would make you relish leftovers like chicken head or intestines (which most Nigerians that I know of don't eat).

The only chicken intestine some Nigerians (mainly Easterners) eat is Gizzard. I had it once out of curiosity and honestly it's not something I'd go back to.

Samantha124:
Like I said, okay...

okay

Damn, I was still in high school back in 2013... You must be old..

Styluss:
Lol , no, you can check my comments , they always identify as male. btw my original account was registered in 2013. I still use it, this is just a decoy and i just logged it in yesterday

Samantha124

Burgerlomo:


Why not? Shey you dey whine me ni? But I can not eat bread with draw soup, but Egusi sure banker😂

Nwannem!
which village u fall out 4rm?

Egusi & agege bureadi?

gerrara town!

What's her name?

Styluss:
If thats you on your profile, I must say you look more like her. She's cool, but just too complicated. SHe is Twana tribe or so

Lol, I am not old, in my late 20s. Had a friend back in 2011 who always read stories on nairaland. was so curious that i started reading too, not for stories, but for politics and the funny comments. I later joined officially in 2013 on my Nokia C1 phone.

Samantha124:
Damn, I was still in high school back in 2013... You must be old..

I must say. S.A. chicks are so Dramatic. Sorry I wont like to disclose that here. She might be here cos she loves Nigerian contents

Samantha124:
What's her name?