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ZINIBANKS:
Ok please don't say my question is too much
Is it the 32page you collect and where pls

Yes 32pages, I did my capturing at ikoyi nd i got it after three weeks,i will advice you to choose ikoyi the one at ilausa is really more disorganized!

ZINIBANKS:
Wow that's pretty expensive
But the 32 page suppose to be cheaper now
Nigeria ah

Had it been you did yours early last year the official old passport price was 17,500 I think, i used an agent so i paid 35k because i didn't wanna go through the stress!

ZINIBANKS:
I also saw it at 25k online but that's for 32 page
Can you explain better about the express you said

Express is through an agent nd you get it faster bt more expensive!

NextD18:
Finger nail? Lol, no worries.

Cool one, don't know much about water game, seems it's too soft to go with plastic grater?

It's almost the same texture with yam so you can either use plastic or stainless grater.

Munzy14:
Lol, Some eat it like normal yam.

Most people born in this modern day in my area won't know.

Then, those that grew up far away from home won't as well. I even got to know about the yam through a friend from Ebonyi state years ago. you can only see the yam inside inside rural markets sometimes.

Let me ask, can normal yam be used in place of that special yam?.

No o,if normal yam can be used trust me we wnt bother looking for water yam,water yam or nothing!

Munzy14:
wow!
Thanks, the explanation is simple and detailed.

The oil to use is palm oil right?

Lol no use palmoil o ,you can use vegetable oil or groundnut oil

NextD18:
Can I see your manual grater?

I used the round one to grate the water yam while i use the other side for my okro,please dnt mind my finger nail

Munzy14:
Maybe because it's my first time then, but the vibe I got was that of akara o... with enough pepper, onion and only God knows anyother thing she added.


Please share recipe and step by step process so bae can pick up and surprise me.... I know she will definitely come across it whenever she is here.

i cut into pieces like yam then wash it after that i used my manual grater nd blend in a bowl i pour my pepper salt nd onions,mixed it together nd fried it.
In case you need detailed procedure let me know,please make sure you use the smallest round grater hole.

Munzy14:
lol, not only Yorubas, I am sure it is popular in some parts of Ebonyi and abia states because of the availability of that particular yam.

Ohh i see,bt seems it is used for something different because some igbos here don't know what it is

Emeraldfynest:
Akara is more popular it seems, probably most people think Ojojo is harder to make. Btw is it only that isu ewura one can use to make it, I don't see people using the normal white yam.

Yes you really right,it is harder to make because you can't grind it with blender rather you have to grate it with hand grater which is time consuming nd stressful! Nd yes you can only make it with isu ewura because that's what it's specifically meant for.

Lalas247:
Thanks, I'm half yoruba but never tried it.... maybe when I'm in Nsina next I will try source it

Please do try it,you wnt regret it
It will make more sense when you eat the ojojo hot with eko

Emeraldfynest:
Sister you be confirm Yoruba girl, you just dey mention everything, the ojojo turned out good though, it's funny how most people don't know it, cos I feel it's common just like akara too, it may depend on location though, you did well.

Lol I'm confirmed Yoruba girl although people do say i look igbo ,i'm surprised most people dnt know ojojo i actually thought it's popular
Yeah i agree it's depends on location bt i thought most people living in Lagos should know about it bt it seems only yorubas know about ojojo

Munzy14:
This made me flash back to some years I first had this snack... A Yoruba lady made it.. tasted more like akara.
kudos!

diordaves:
You brought me back to my boyhood in Tejuosho - Surulere. There was this woman that did ojojo, dun dun, Koko and akara in a corner street close to our house. I hope I got those spellings right.

This is very nice. Please keep the recipe. I'm coming to get it after coronavirus saga.

This one that it's making everybody flashed back to childhood I can actually relate bt sometimes i take out time to cook food i make rarely
@munzy ojojo ought not to taste like akara because it has its special taste which is hard to describe.
@dorodaves yes you got the spelling right! Anytime you planning to make it you can always get recipe from me.

peacefulhome:
This is water yam. I tried making this stuff but I end up making rubbish . I give it a try again some other time. Thanks.

Please do you will like it, next time add alot of onions,infact i dnt like it when i buy it outside because it doesnt give me the taste in craving for.

LadySarah:
That's watery am. Southern Igbos also grate it to make a delicacy we call"Oto".Abia, Ebonyi, Akwacross are conversant with it.

Your Ojojo looks great.

Not a fan of it though. The taste is always weird.

Thanks dear,never knew it's called watery yam,the secret is adding lots of onions!

NextD18:
Lol, this one you dey laugh.

The ojoro looks good sha, looks like something I'll prefer to some of the meatpies people post here.

Ojoro it's called ojojo

NextD18:
Cool then. Was just curious to know.

The taste, is it similar to Akara ?

Not at all

peacefulhome:
Please is it water yam you use ?

Actually i dnt know the English bt we call it isu ewura,you can also make ifokore with it,ifokore looks like porridge so you can see they have similarities,picture below is what we call isu ewura(yam ewura) Since isu means yam

Lalas247:
Sorry but what's this ? Thought it was creative puff puff

sholay2011:
How does this taste? Like puff puff? Looks good.

Honestly it's hard to describe,bt it's taste nothing like flour snack because it's made from something similar to yam.

Amorprincesa24:
Nice! How does it taste?

Honestly it's hard to describe,bt it's taste nothing like flour snack because it's made from something similar to yam

NextD18:
Hello, what's Ojojo? Pap or something?

Ojojo is a Yoruba snack bt usually eaten with eko,some do boil it as yam because it is really similar with yam,i cut into pieces like yam then wash it after that i used my manual grater nd blend in a bowl i pour my pepper salt nd onions,mixed it together nd fried it

Dyt:
Can you teleport It?
I miss this with eko
Yum yum

Glad someone knows this,some people think its puff puff lol

pocohantas:
This is nice, especially with the pepper in it. You are doing well nne.

Lol thanks dear

Finished look It's funny how it's looking like puffpuff

So i decided to change my taste today im about to fry ojojo,yoruba mosa i think

mrbenjame:
Ok. Then can you use airbnb?

Sure,i think they are even cheaper.I dnt know much about this site,so picture below should give u an insight

I will advice you to book a cheap hotel rather!

I love your sincerity! Yankee life isn't easy as people think bt they wnt listen,i have a close friend in Canada after spending millions in school for two years,he couldn't find a better job,the only job he could get is factory job,working as a factory worker nd earning 2,000CAD after subtracting bills,pay rent etc he is almost left with nothing!! Just imagine someone that did master doing petty job just to live this Canada life

ecstasy357:
Hey Petite! it's nice seeing you here.

Back to the topic

Ya 50 shades of wrong. Maybe the guys are generalizing which is wrong but that doesn't mean that what theyare saying is wrong.

What is the meaning of no bra day! If u no wan wear bra, how that one take be news?

You girls are generally attention seekers....if you comment on 5 threads and no guy quotes you, I bet you'll go see your pastor d next sunday, telling him that something is wrong with you.


Hope no qualms? I still have a crush on u

Trust me i dnt need attention on stupidland!!

efosky1246:
Poverty has really rewired the mentality of many Nigerians. A masculine man will always value loyalty, commitment, femininity, youth and beauty over money from a woman.

Stop trying to explain yourself to anyone. you're doing nothing wrong dear.

This is coming from a man

I'm shocked