lovediehatelive:



Interesting.

Isn't it the same ingredients they use for other soups?

Or is there a specific ingredient for making "Ofe Nsala?

Probz:


That would be telling. And I’m not going to, not this time: When it comes to stuff like this you’ve just got to put your faith in the people who cook it. Authentic nsala soup is not for the next Yoruba person to copy, try-as they might. Anyone who learns, wherever they’re from, can make a nice nsala soup (even if it’s just with chicken and not a catfish in sight) but there are certain hacks and niche ingredients that only Oguta/Aguleri-dem go-know about. But as far as general guidance goes it definitely never hurts to add okpei (dawadawa/iru-equivalent). Start with that if you’re not already adding it.

Maybe the Oguta, Awka and Asaba hacks will be spilled in time. You’re just going to have to watch that space.

mariahAngel:
Your boy might've responded due to some of the (aromatic) spices used in making the soup.
Spices are natural stimulant, and medicinal as well.

That soup, as simple as it is, is one the most nutritious and healthiest there is.

Omoawoke2:
I love to try out new foods as long as it’s not made in Aba

Human beings wicked sha, make fake food and drinks to poison people so dey fit chop life.

All producers of fake foods and drinks, may you never see happiness in this life. May pain and horrible death be your portion

And worst of all, they make those fake foods and drinks with toxic chemical in the most filthy locations that exist on the map of Nigeria

Please guys, stay safe out there. Watch what you consume, some people want to become onye billionaires and don’t mind poisoning the entire country

Jewessgratitud3:
Hmmm... Learnt something. That's the only soup I'll be making for oga when I marry.

Nsala soup, Noted.

EmperorCaesar:



I swear, i attended an Anglican ceremnoy in Awka(Under Archbishop Alex Ibezim) and this Ofe Nsala and Akpu was part of the menu thaat day.

I tasted it again for the fourth time and like the other three times, I stopped eating and asked to be giving domething else, One of the old women around promised to gift me some item if i try eat half of the meal and she was damn serious but omo, i no fit

I thinks its a great soup but make una calm the hype

Jewessgratitud3:
Hmmm... Learnt something. That's the only soup I'll be making for oga if I marry.

Nsala soup, Noted.

EmperorCaesar:
Wasnt impressed with his taste and na Mama Ginika even cook am

I guess its just the popular saying that "One man food is another man's..."

Nonetheless, I guess Africans are blessed with delicious meals...they are always adding this to that inside water, pepper and oil

dondave61:
Show us picture of your boy let's Check something first.

AcuraZDX:


Always full of hate. Anything Igbo hurts your heart. Try and find solace boy

Rebuker:





This mann!!! What about pounded yam?

EmperorCaesar:



I swear, i attended an Anglican ceremnoy in Awka(Under Archbishop Alex Ibezim) and this Ofe Nsala and Akpu was part of the menu thaat day.

I tasted it again for the fourth time and like the other three times, I stopped eating and asked to be giving domething else, One of the old women around promised to gift me some item if i try eat half of the meal and she was damn serious but omo, i no fit

I thinks its a great soup but make una calm the hype

lovediehatelive:
Please help o...

Mama Nkechi wee not kee me o.

So yesterday I said let me try something different from her and I bought Ofe Nsala, which was a bit overpriced compared to others.

See as meat full inside!

As I began eating, it was so sweet that I couldn't wait for the next!

Finished it sharparly that I was tempted to go back to Mama Nkechi and ask for more, but I just hold myself.


Now, that isn't all o. I noticed my my waist began acting funny and dancing makosa!

My boy was jumping up and down for joy, and was rock hard, as if I should just...

It was a torture all through the night, and early morning when I woke up, my boy was still hard, standing tall, and I believe he didn't sleep, dancing makosa all through the night, thinking I'll arrange one or two for za oza room enjoyment.

The funny thing is that for some days now, my boy has been kinda sad and gloomy, and doesn't wake up so hard early morning like this.

Please o, what's the secret of this Ofe Nsala which they call white soup.


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dvkot:
nsala is one of the most nutritious soup in where? Nsala on it's own is the most basic soup the savings grace is the meat In it.
Egusi is way healthier than it.. talk more of afang

Probz:


That would be telling. And I’m not going to, not this time: When it comes to stuff like this you’ve just got to put your faith in the people who cook it. Authentic nsala soup is not for the next Yoruba person to copy, try-as they might. Anyone who learns, wherever they’re from, can make a nice nsala soup (even if it’s just with chicken and not a catfish in sight) but there are certain hacks and niche ingredients that only Oguta/Aguleri-dem go-know about. But as far as general guidance goes it definitely never hurts to add okpei (dawadawa/iru-equivalent). Start with that if you’re not already adding it.

Maybe the Oguta, Awka and Asaba hacks will be spilled in time. You’re just going to have to watch that space.

Probz:


That would be telling. And I’m not going to, not this time: When it comes to stuff like this you’ve just got to put your faith in the people who cook it. Authentic nsala soup is not for the next Yoruba person to copy, try-as they might. Anyone who learns, wherever they’re from, can make a nice nsala soup (even if it’s just with chicken and not a catfish in sight) but there are certain hacks and niche ingredients that only Oguta/Aguleri-dem go-know about. But as far as general guidance goes it definitely never hurts to add okpei (dawadawa/iru-equivalent). Start with that if you’re not already adding it.

Maybe the Oguta, Awka and Asaba hacks will be spilled in time. You’re just going to have to watch that space.

MzErica:
And this crap made it to the frontpage.

bro4u:

Simple question they asked and you started acting mad

Omoawoke2:
I love to try out new foods as long as it’s not made in Aba

Human beings wicked sha, make fake food and drinks to poison people so dey fit chop life.

All producers of fake foods and drinks, may you never see happiness in this life. May pain and horrible death be your portion

And worst of all, they make those fake foods and drinks with toxic chemical in the most filthy locations that exist on the map of Nigeria

Please guys, stay safe out there. Watch what you consume, some people want to become onye billionaires and don’t mind poisoning the entire country

OmoFiditi:


You are coward, afraid of openly spewing tribal hate, so you are going through the corners.

Jewessgratitud3:
Hmmm... Learnt something. That's the only soup I'll be making for oga when I marry.

Nsala soup, Noted.

NFBI:
Today you are a male.. Tomorrow you identify as a female 🥴

Are you confused?

Jewessgratitud3:


You and who identify as a male? Everyone here knows I'm a female and identify as one.

Na your brain dey confuse you.

Jewessgratitud3:
Hmmm... Learnt something. That's the only soup I'll be making for oga when I marry.

Nsala soup, Noted.