Na sense some Brodas dey use. Just make one woman your regular customer. Tease her and make her laugh whenever you come to buy things. She will be dashing you things sef
If you squeeze face and act all grown Omo, they see you as Yahoo boy wey gat money to spend.
ouzo1: Na so dat Lady wey make Akamu and beans talk, I carry 1k go to buy d same thing market Women wan kill me with prices. I kukuma vex go buy Igbo and Chelsea dry gin. now hunger don hook me again..
I go soon stop to come this section sef,una dey use food oppress me.
Abeg dey come food section dey get food inspiration.
Let me give you a quick 3k Edikang-Ikong soup that is very rich yet affordable:
Beef 700 Ugu 300 Water leaf 200 Kpomo 200 Kpanla 300 Dry catfish 400 Stock fish 300 Palm oil 200 Knorr cubes 100 Pepper 100 Onions 100 Salt 100 Total 3000
Everything on that list is captured here. Just meet one Mama in the market and buy everything from her. She will do you well.
mariahAngel: Na you no manage the money well naa. Or you no know price of things for market, so market women been wan run you street. 1k suppose reach run beans and akamu.
That's right. One funny thing that happens in market is if you don't know how to bargain and you start bargaining with them, omo they will run you street
It's better you jejely tell them the amount of what you want and appeal to their conscience to put jara afterwards.
This is another vegetable soup recipe with Ugu leaves (pumpkin leaves) and water leaves. This cook with me video is well detailed on how to cook Nigerian vegetable soup popularly know as Edikang-Ikong. This soup is full of delicious goodness.
Ingredients:
Beef Ugu (Pumpkin leaves) Water leaves Kpomo Kpanla fish Dried Catfish Stock fish Crayfish Yellow scent peppers Red peppers Onions Palm oil Seasoning cubes Salt to taste
RepoMan007: Six major ingredients. You tried as per economic consideration. Obidient and Artikulated minds can substitute the expensive ones with cheaper options.
Francis95: Yes oo, lol my girlfriend now think I invite women to cook for me. She always ask how I got to know about most of the recipes. I had to do some explanations in the morning. Omor no be small thing.
The explanations part is very important make water no pass garri
mariahAngel: Well, that's because the excess vegetables soaked up the palm oil naa.
Infact, make I shock you; palm oil is added to edikang-ikong at the beginning (or the middle, depending on the style of cooking), and at the finishing part of cooking it.
Afang and Edikang Ikong dey chop oil. Na oil be water.
Francis95: I just finished cooking the jollof rice.
The only thing I didn't put is sausage and paprika powder, couldn't find them. Paprika powder sounded like mystery to the ear of the traders in the market.
You did great indeed, it looks so inviting. Hope you enjoyed it?
Str8talk21: @gloryhomemaker, My sister, I love what you are doing. Please, try to compress your video to a smaller file size to enable us download it and lear how to cook your delicious meals. Honestly, I have vowed not to learn how to cook soup, but with your posts, I am beginning to have a change of mind.
It's good to hear that you are considering learning to cook soup Cooking is a skill that might come in handy one day.
I have compressed the videos already, some of the cooking exceeds 30 minutes. I had to reduce the time and capture only key moments. You can still download it as it is.
This video shows a detailed easy to follow steps in making a simple, quick, yet so delicious Jollof rice. This Jollof rice gets ready within 30 minutes. You will surely like it.
Ingredients:
Rice Fresh tomatoes Red and green bell peppers Spring onions Onions Sausages Vegetable oil Chicken seasoning Curry powder Paprika powder Thyme leaves Black chilli pepper Bay leaves Salt to taste