Kobojunkie:
So where is the Okphehe in the picture?

HelenBee:
Chocolate cake for the holiday.

QueenMarvella:
Lunch�

Spaghetti &Shredded Turkey ☺️

Dude397:
lovely

Igbaf:



Looks lovely. Please do you mind sharing your recipe and procedure. Thanks

Mommadd:


I don't even know any English name for okpehe lol but is the black version of locus beans (iru) in yoruba, made same way, just that I'd black and sometimes I prefer it to iru.

No the leaves, the real paw paw but unripe, you dice and sun dry or what ever means u can dry it, store and cook soup with it whenever you want.


Sometimes we pair it with sesame seeds( benniseed) to make soup too, it's a delicacy where I come from

QueenMarvella:
Lunch�

Spaghetti &Shredded Turkey ☺️

GboyegaD:
Dinner:

Creamy tilapia dirty rice soup topped with parsley flakes.

Unfortunately, there was no whip cream so I had to improvise with milk and corn starch.

Akposy:

I am in Jos

Tranquility2345:


Only you chop all this fatty junk at midnight? Ever heard of something called heart attack?

Tranquility2345:


Only you chop all this fatty junk at midnight? Ever heard of something called heart attack?

Divay22:


It’s far o..it might get spoilt
But can you get banga in jos?

aboyaji:
Ever seen 2 forks dipped into the plate for 2?

Mariangeles:


Labadi rest!

HelenBee:



SURE.

For the recipe, you'll need the ingredients below. Note: You can divide into half or quarter. This recipe gave me three cakes in size 8 pans.


Ingredients:
Flour----------3 cups
Sugar----------3 cups
Cocoa powder---1½ cups
Baking soda-----1 tablespoon
Baking powder-----1½ teaspoon
Salt----------------------1½ teaspoon
Sieve all this together then add the follg wet ingredients:
Eggs------------4 pcs
Buttermilk----1½ cup
Hot water-------2cups
Groundnut oil----½cup
Vanilla extract-----2 teaspoon.


Grease your pan with butter and Cocoa powder then add your batter, proceed to bake.

Akposy:

The Banga in Jos is small, super expensive and one type. I prefer using both native and agric for cooking. It ain't that far sha.

Mvena:

Hmm I remember using Okpehe to prepare palm oil rice, it was marvelous

Munzy14:

This meme na craze o..

Mariangeles:


I imagine you pronouncing the okpehe and it's hilarious in my head.

HelenBee:
Chocolate cake for the holiday.

Munzy14:

This meme na craze o..

armyofone:


I remembered it as ogiri style as a kid.
Almost like dawadawa. Same idea- delicious in Tiv soup.

Mariangeles:


The okpei is less pungent than ogiri.

I agree that it is similar to dawadawa.

Mariangeles:


You know, I always wonder how you guys interpret memes.
Is it that you guys use it to express exactly yourselves or what?
Like how that one caught your attention, it didn’t mean anything to me at all.

Munzy14:

Sometimes it is used to express or atimes to drive home the comment while adding humour to it.

In this case, it was more of humour.

Sitting on a sofa with a another chair.. crazy I must say...More like sleeping on a mattress with ute..

I ma ihe wu ute?

GboyegaD:
Dinner:

Stuffed aloha bell pepper topped with cheddar cheese with a side of air fried breaded okra and chicken.