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please hon, is there a way different tribes in Nigeria cook jollof rice and which one sweet pass

also, which tribe does the party jollof rice better

Mimienudles:
The Yorubas'

why

dis is how i wud make ofe oha a traditional igbo soup native to cross/akwa ibom area
ingredients:
ora leave
parsley
tomato ketchup + groudnut oil
curry powder
salt
orobo chicken
thyme
garlic

season chicken with thyme, garlic, salt and curry. then, when it boil, you separate the chicken from the broth and fry in groudnut oil ok
in a bowl, mix the groudnut oil used in frying d chicken with ketchup, then put in pot with d ora leave and parsley. leave to simmer for 5 minutes and is done.

serve with amala, agege bread pasta or fufu.

why Fulani

meobizy:
Jollof rice was imported here to us from Senegal. It is named after their people [Wolof] but you know how names get muddled when passed around hence the one we all know it as.
They still make the best even till this day. Ask any Ghanaian or Nigerian whose gone there and they will confess immediately.

ok but within Nigeria itself which tribe makes the best jollof, or at least which tribe in Nigeria is jollof most associated with even if it origins from elsewhere

udoka55555:
calabar

Why calabar and not ibo or Yoruba

meobizy:
The Wolof tribe of Senegal. Now google it and thank me later.

no within Nigeria

Well

Which tribe in Nigerian owns and cooks the best jollof rice

Which tribe in nigeria is most well-known for jollof rice and who owns it in Nigeria truthfully

Christistruth00:
They are both great.

ok and what’s the difference in how they are made hun?

Mariangeles:
Jollof rice =red/orange
Banga rice = yellow/mustard

ok Tnx dear, erm lastly now is there a way different states in d ibolamd cook jallof rice

say anambra vs. enugu, owerri vs. awka

OrangeOlamide:
huh lol

is there a different way the ibo and yoruba tribes of Nigeria cook jollof rice and which one is tastier

he looks ugly

pazienza:
Goes to show how impervious to reasoning and common sense some people can be, if you had to produce this reply to justify a very wrong conclusion of Igbo culture being weaker than Yoruba culture, as ignorantly propagated by redbone, despite plethora of evidence produced by Bigfrancis and other posters here to explain the reasons for the seemingly dominance of Yoruba religion and cultural imprints in the Americas.

I can't come online to boast of how much I had contributed to Ndiigbo, but I'm damn sure that people who believe Igbo culture is inferior to that of any group are completely incapable of contributing to Igbo uplifltment, for one can't offer what one lacks.

hon, is there a different way in which the igbo and Yoruba tribes cook jellof rice, which one sweet pass pls

DejiSantos:
I think it's important to credit people with attempting to engage with their culture 1000s of miles away.

They will not always get things right. But attempting is good.

Hon, is there a way in which the different ibo and yoruba tribes of Nigeria cook Jellof rice

Mariangeles:
Apart from jollof rice, we have banga (palm fruit) rice with traditional spices and ingredients... Jollof rice has been cooked as long as I can remember

Ok Tnx dear, and what’s the colour of jollof rice like in Igboland, pale yellow or deep red

Mariangeles:
No, We cook our jollof in a more special way.
We finish up the cooking with peas, sweet corn or any vegetable combination...it's called vegetable jollof!
Happy??

ok tnx dear, erm do Igbo people tend to add the krayfish to their rice more than yoruba and how long has jellof rice been cooked in Ibo land in the modern sense

pls which tribe in Nigeria makes the best jollof rice?

Mariangeles:
I heard you're losing it over jollof rice issue...

no seriously!!

what the difference between how Ibo and Yoruba ppl cook jollof rice, I heard ibo women only cook local rice with palm oil na crayfish

what the difference between how Ibo and Yoruba ppl cook jollof rice, I heard ibo women only cook local rice with palm oil na crayfish

what the difference between how Ibo and Yoruba ppl cook jollof rice, I heard ibo women only cook local rice with palm oil na crayfish

anonymuz:
I believe anybody can make jolof rice depending on you pocket and recipes. Believe me or not party rice dey sweet for ibo land o

ok Tnx dear, but what the difference between how Ibo and Yoruba ppl cook jollof rice, I heard ibo women only cook local rice with palm oil na crayfish

vinegurl:
Please let's throw the question to the house, I can't know all.

just a very curious fan about Nigeria ibo food ok but tnx for answering anyway dear, your first question really helped me

ADUKKY:
I think amuyale is also known as Ebiripo. I school in Ago iwoye, i remember laughing when the hawkers chant their wares, you hear something like Iboriiii o. Ikokore is also peculiar to the ijebus and they also have their way of cooking their egusi, if you are easily irritated you may nt be able to eat it but very sweet.

hi hon, is there a way the Yoruba and Ibo tribe’s of Nigeria cook the jollof rice, and do old ibo women cook party jollof rice and lastly which tribe in Nigeria is Jellof rice most associated with

I really do appreciate u answer ok

anonymuz:
it made from cotton seed

hi hon, is there a way the Yoruba and Ibo tribe’s of Nigeria cook the jollof rice, and do old ibo women cook party jollof rice and lastly which tribe in Nigeria is Jellof rice most associated with

I really do appreciate u answer ok

Pls guys is there a way the ibo and Yoruba tribes cook jollof rice, who’s been cooking it for longer and which one sweet pass

vinegurl:
My dear there is no specific way the Igbo or the Yoruba tribe prepare jollof rice. It all depends on what you want to add or not add to your jollof rice.

One may decide to add crayfish to it or more peppers and vegetables while another person may not add any of these. I only know the Yorubas love so much pepper in thier dishes but I'm not really sure if they like their jollof rice very spicy, but I do know thar both tribes use tomatoes to make jollof rice.

Yes old Igbo women cook party jollof rice, obviously they prepare smoky party jollof rice using firewood.

To your last question: jollof rice is not peculiar to any tribe in Nigeria. It is a general dish in Nigeria.

Hope have answered you?

oo ok Tnx dear, erm just one last question now do you think there’s a way different states in Igboland cook their jollof rice, say Anambra vs imo Owerri state vs Enugu, any tiny differences there

Tnx so much for answering love

vinegurl:
You can increase it. I don't don't have plenty mouths that's why I measured three

hi hon, is there a way the Yoruba and Ibo tribe’s of Nigeria cook the jollof rice, and do old ibo women cook party jollof rice and lastly which tribe in Nigeria is Jellof rice most associated with

I really do appreciate u answer ok

RedboneSmith:
First thing you need to know about me is: I don't give a rotten tomato and a chicken's toe about your bible. One minute your Yahweh is punishing Mariam for making fun of Moses' black Nubian wife (which means Yahweh is pro-interracial marriage); the next minute He is telling the Hebrews not to mix with Canaanites. Sky Daddy can't make up his mind about anything.

pls, is there a difference between how Ibo and Yoruba tribes of nigeria cook jellof rice, which one too sweet pass