I managed to drag myself to our local market and went to a goat meat seller to help me cut 5k worth of assorted meat and see what he gave me., very small but I couldn't haggle much with him because I was so weak..

Below is the end result. My gas finished in the process of trying to let the shaki done very well and I had to call the gas man to come fill my 6kg ..omor 7800 for 6kg. God go help us o.

Things are getting worse everyday.

Please join me. It tasted nice though.

Enjoy

🥂

illicit:
🥂

Na champagne abi na zobo you dey cheers with

Nice 👍

EreluRoz:
Nice 👍

Thanks.

Jewessgratitud3:


Na champagne abi na zobo you dey cheers with

Lager beer

illicit:


Lager beer

Mmm

Yummy 😋 just boil small white rice 🍚 join

You want to make me break my fast koh ?? 😒

fyzaila:
Yummy 😋 just boil small white rice 🍚 join

You want to make me break my fast koh ?? 😒

Hey my love sorry o. I didn't mean to.

That one will be tomorrow. I'll use Rice for now I used fufu.

Jewessgratitud3:


Mmm

Pepper soup goes well with chilled green bottles

⭐

Jewessgratitud3:


Hey my love sorry o. I didn't mean to.

That one will be tomorrow. I'll use Rice for now I used fufu.

Okay good 👍
Enjoy 😉

You dey enjoy o

Oya come and teach us how to prepare peppersoup

Babangidapikin:
You dey enjoy o

Oya come and teach us how to prepare peppersoup

It's just to buy the meat and mixed pepper soup spices.

Soak the ground spice in hot water to bring out it's flavor. Set aside..
If you add the ground spices directly to your pepper soup, it will make your pepper soup to be black..
Blend your fresh pepper
You can add the yellow fresh pepper too but I skipped that and only used red pepper.

Wash the meat and sieve the soaked spice water into the washed meat,
Add part of thee fresh pepper
Add seasoning and salt
Add onions and cook on a low heat for a few minutes to let the meat absorb all the ingredients. Then. Add a little more water and part of the scent leaves to cook properly till its done.

When the meat is done and soft.
Add the other part of the scent leaves to the done meat.
Add the remaining fresh pepper. Allow to simmer a little then take off the heat.

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Looks like someone's womb She has finally did it.

Ah, my sister, the hustle to make better pepper soup with that 5k assorted meat and the gas wahala wey follow, na real journey. First of, make I hail you for the effort despite the weak body. Na the spirit of "no matter wetin, we go still push" be that, and e dey commendable.

E pain me say the meat no plenty as you expect, but the most important thing be say at the end, the pepper soup come out nice. Sometimes, na these small wins dey help us keep our head up amidst all the wahala wey dey happen around us.

And this gas price matter, na another level of challenge wey Nigerians dey face. E just be like say everything dey go up except salary. But as you talk, God go help us. We go continue to dey manage and hope say things go better.

For the pepper soup wey you manage put together, I sure say e sweet well well. The way you talk about am sef, e dey make mouth water. No be small thing to still dey cook something delicious even when things tight like this. E show say you get creativity and resilience - qualities wey dey very valuable.

Make we join you in spirit as we appreciate the small joys wey dey like making a nice meal for ourselves and our loved ones, even when e no easy. Na these kind things dey give us joy and hope say tomorrow fit better pass today.

Keep pushing, my sister. Your ability to make the most out of wetin you get, to still find something to be grateful for, na something wey dey inspire. We all dey this together, and like you talk, God go help us. We go dey find joy for the small things and hope for better days ahead. Cheers to your delicious pepper soup!

OP, where my own?

In my next life imma be a woman so much soft life for them just because them get puci

labake1:
OP, where my own?

Labake baby. . You too dey chop this kind thing? I think say na five star ⭐✨✨✨⭐ own you dey like. Ok I've heard you.

Join me in the Spirit o lol...

NFBI:
In my next life imma be a woman so much soft life for them just because them get puci

Don't wait till next life, just ask Bobrisky for tips

ForensikOrder:

Ah, my sister, the hustle to make better pepper soup with that 5k assorted meat and the gas wahala wey follow, na real journey. First of, make I hail you for the effort despite the weak body. Na the spirit of "no matter wetin, we go still push" be that, and e dey commendable.

E pain me say the meat no plenty as you expect, but the most important thing be say at the end, the pepper soup come out nice. Sometimes, na these small wins dey help us keep our head up amidst all the wahala wey dey happen around us.

And this gas price matter, na another level of challenge wey Nigerians dey face. E just be like say everything dey go up except salary. But as you talk, God go help us. We go continue to dey manage and hope say things go better.

For the pepper soup wey you manage put together, I sure say e sweet well well. The way you talk about am sef, e dey make mouth water. No be small thing to still dey cook something delicious even when things tight like this. E show say you get creativity and resilience - qualities wey dey very valuable.

Make we join you in spirit as we appreciate the small joys wey dey like making a nice meal for ourselves and our loved ones, even when e no easy. Na these kind things dey give us joy and hope say tomorrow fit better pass today.

Keep pushing, my sister. Your ability to make the most out of wetin you get, to still find something to be grateful for, na something wey dey inspire. We all dey this together, and like you talk, God go help us. We go dey find joy for the small things and hope for better days ahead. Cheers to your delicious pepper soup!

Wow thank uuuu.. this nice text here is very encouraging and so on point . I love this.


Yes the pepper soup came out really nice and tasty. It was really worth all the stress..

Thank you.

Hi

labake1:







Don't wait till next life, just ask Bobrisky for tips

Hahahahaaaa. True though. He doesn't need to wait till his next life biko.

labake1:







Don't wait till next life, just ask Bobrisky for tips

I want it natural

Jewessgratitud3:


Wow thank uuuu.. this nice text here is very encouraging and so on point . I love this.


Yes the pepper soup came out really nice and tasty. It was really worth all the stress..

Thank you.

I'm super glad to hear you found the encouragement helpful and even happier to hear about your pepper soup success! Cooking, especially when it's something as heartwarming and traditionally rich as pepper soup, can indeed be a journey with its own set of challenges. But just like you've discovered, the outcome is usually worth every bit of the effort.

Your success with the pepper soup no just show say you fit overcome kitchen challenges, but it also dey highlight the beauty of our Nigerian culinary heritage. E be like say you don put in not just ingredients but also love and dedication into making that soup, and I dey sure the taste go reflect all of that.

If you get any more recipes or kitchen adventures you dey plan to embark on, feel free to share. Maybe your next kitchen exploit fit inspire another person or even give you a new perspective on another aspect of our rich food culture. Plus, if you ever need tips or wan share another success story, this community dey here to cheer you on.

Keep the fire burning (both literally and figuratively) and continue to explore the delicious world of Nigerian cuisine. Who knows? Maybe your next dish go even surpass this one!

ForensikOrder:

I'm super glad to hear you found the encouragement helpful and even happier to hear about your pepper soup success! Cooking, especially when it's something as heartwarming and traditionally rich as pepper soup, can indeed be a journey with its own set of challenges. But just like you've discovered, the outcome is usually worth every bit of the effort.

Your success with the pepper soup no just show say you fit overcome kitchen challenges, but it also dey highlight the beauty of our Nigerian culinary heritage. E be like say you don put in not just ingredients but also love and dedication into making that soup, and I dey sure the taste go reflect all of that.

If you get any more recipes or kitchen adventures you dey plan to embark on, feel free to share. Maybe your next kitchen exploit fit inspire another person or even give you a new perspective on another aspect of our rich food culture. Plus, if you ever need tips or wan share another success story, this community dey here to cheer you on.

Keep the fire burning (both literally and figuratively) and continue to explore the delicious world of Nigerian cuisine. Who knows? Maybe your next dish go even surpass this one!

Amen.

I'm highly inspired and hope to do more by His enabling Grace.

Thank you Sir.

You ain't even invite me?. Just keep bustling, it was never easy. Just keep it real leng.

TonyBby:
You ain't even invite me?. Just keep bustling, it was never easy. Just keep it real leng.

Sorry dear.. please come and join me biko. .

Nice 👍

AcadaWriter:
Nice 👍

Thanks dear.

I must commed u. The parts are very clean looking.


Not those ones people get mind to see with the villi still black and bushy like sabinus hair style.

It was well cleaned out. Means u know wat is good and u go for it.


Enjoy!

blowjohn:
I must commed u. The parts are very clean looking.


Not those ones people get mind to see with the villi still black and bushy like sabinus hair style.

It was well cleaned out. Means u know wat is good and u go for it.



:

Enjoy!

Yeah thanks.

That's how I like to wash meat. For this particular one, i scraped and washed severally to get it this clean . If it's not clean I cant use it.

Thank you.

Jewessgratitud3:


Yeah thanks.

That's how I like to wash meat. For this particular one, i scraped and washed severally to get it this clean . If it's not clean I cant use it.

Thank you.

Wlcm Sir. But u don make me dey hungry for shaki O.

Na to find money go pepper soup joint. Not sure I'll have time to go to market