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Newborn27:
Kudos to the mods on here doing their job wellm..more strength IJN.

Nairaland will never fall IJN!

For the sake of our future generation, I hope you are a Yoruba teacher. Happy Easter holiday!

BscHolder:
The comments have all been deleted and the trolls have been banned
Good job mods
Trolls should not come and spoil this beautiful thread for us

Abi na... One of the most serene site of nairaland, must na fall.

Stir fried fish and salt and pepper shrimp.

Newborn27:
That's why each message has different meaning to different people...even if it's an intended insult and I the receiver never sees it as one... it's a failed attempt already.


I'm done replying you henceforth Sir.

Ire o!

as a teacher and cook, when last did you do mummy and daddy

mariahAngel:
Stir fried chicken suya noodles. ✨

how much is your bride price incase i take you on credit

BscHolder:
Cococandy lifts pics of food from the internet.

you idiot. She recreated the dish. Cococandy come here and bow to the men. You are a subject and thats what you will always be. Stop the feminist shit.

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TheWinterBird:
I can't wait to get home and do justice to these beautiful thangs that I bought yesterday. Large, cooked black tiger shrimps on the left and colossal raw black tiger shrimps on the right; $38.99 and $18.99 respectively. I wonder if I was born in the sea with the way I love seafood. 😂😂😂

I miss being able to get this so easily. There's been a scarcity since December for the good stuff. Whatcha makin

radautoworks:
I miss being able to get this so easily. There's been a scarcity since December for the good stuff. Whatcha makin

If you have a Costco, they sell them all the time. Huge bags of them.

emperorz:
Rice and spag

lol this one na food for the god's o.

mariahAngel:
Stir fried chicken suya noodles. ✨

your mouth sweet u die

cuffee:
you idiot. She recreated the dish. Cococandy come here and bow to the men. You are a subject and thats what you will always be. Stop the feminist shit.

here is not for trolls.
Go back to ashawo beggar's den you gambling addict.
Don't troll this thread please

cococandy:
If you have a Costco, they sell them all the time. Huge bags of them.

I'm not there right now . Have 3 bags in the freezer there. I used to get them from Sam's but now Sam's is a backup if Sun's wholesale (the Asian wholesale store) doesn't have them. Better prices and fresher. I stay STRAPPED with the crustaceans LoL .

Javina:
Yam et œuf

My best food ✅

radautoworks:
I'm not there right now . Have 3 bags in the freezer there. I used to get them from Sam's but now Sam's is a backup if Sun's wholesale (the Asian wholesale store) doesn't have them. Better prices and fresher. I stay STRAPPED with the crustaceans LoL .

Oh I see.
Well Dang.

This one wey Ahnie and Omooba disappear at the same time. Is anyone thinking what I’m thinking? 🤔

leathalbeast:
lol this one na food for the god's o.

maybe for the ones in yur village sha .... probably the camera quality was low ...anyways it's already digested

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Biko, where's Preston and BlueRayDick?

Toeyean1507:
Biko, where's Preston and BlueRayDick?

I am very much online; just got tired of the trolling going on here. It appears some posters chose to feed the trolls and they overran the thread eventually .

I just got tired of the whole thing and face my front. I still come here to learn one or two recipes dropped , but I'm done posting here .

Delicious kaklo. ✨

When you have overripe plantains (you know those type that soak up all your oil when you try to fry them?), don't throw them away.
Just wash, peel and mash up the plantains, add flour, and a bit of salt, and make kaklo, a simple Ghanaian/Ivorian dish/snack.
You can choose to add spices (onions and peppers) if you want, but I made these simple.

Eat with pap or by themselves.

BlueRayDick:
I am very much online; just got tired of the trolling going on here. It appears some posters chose to feed the trolls and they overran the thread eventually .

I just got tired of the whole thing and gave my front. I still come here to learn one or two recipes dropped , but I'm done posting here .

I totally agree with you. This section used to be so serene with beautiful food pictures and Wonderful recipes but it has lost its glory.
I miss your posts.......
Especially your fresh fish recipes and picture quality.

mariahAngel:
Delicious kaklo. ✨

When you have overripe plantains (you know those type that soak up all your oil when you try to fry them?), don't throw them away.
Just wash, peel and mash up the plantains, add flour, and a bit of salt, and make kaklo, a simple Ghanaian/Ivorian dish/snack.
You can choose to add spices (onions and peppers) if you want, but I made these simple.

Eat with pap or by themselves.

l, first saw this during my visit to East Africa and l was shocked, they made it like what you described above but without pepper 🌶️ & other spices, they cut it out round in form of a circle ⭕ before frying it, it is served with black tea ☕ or what they call milk tea, they give it to their kids as breakfast , lunch or to take to school, l also ate fried cassava (made like potato chips), vegetable cassava leaves prepared as Nigerian vegetables and it was tasty 😋 and delicious , Africa is blessed with varieties of different good food

AngelicBeing:
l, first saw this during my visit to East Africa and l was shocked, they made it like what you described above but without pepper 🌶️ & other spices, they cut it out round in form of a circle ⭕ before frying it, it is served with black tea ☕ or what they call milk tea, they give it to their kids as breakfast , lunch or to take to school, l also ate fried cassava (made like potato chips), vegetable cassava leaves prepared as Nigerian vegetables and it was tasty 😋 and delicious , Africa is blessed with varieties of different good food

Yeah. I love African cuisine.
They're interesting, and full of flavour.

mariahAngel:
Yeah. I love African cuisine.
They're interesting, and full of flavour.

You too like food

AngelicBeing:
l, first saw this during my visit to East Africa and l was shocked, they made it like what you described above but without pepper 🌶️ & other spices, they cut it out round in form of a circle ⭕ before frying it, it is served with black tea ☕ or what they call milk tea, they give it to their kids as breakfast , lunch or to take to school, l also ate fried cassava (made like potato chips), vegetable cassava leaves prepared as Nigerian vegetables and it was tasty 😋 and delicious , Africa is blessed with varieties of different good food

What part of East Africa

Oshokhai69:
You too like food

What normal person doesn't?

AngelicBeing:
l, first saw this during my visit to East Africa and l was shocked, they made it like what you described above but without pepper 🌶️ & other spices, they cut it out round in form of a circle ⭕ before frying it, it is served with black tea ☕ or what they call milk tea, they give it to their kids as breakfast , lunch or to take to school, l also ate fried cassava (made like potato chips), vegetable cassava leaves prepared as Nigerian vegetables and it was tasty 😋 and delicious , Africa is blessed with varieties of different good food

Mr Angelic, it occurred to me that it's mandazi you were referring to.
They also call it fried bread. Common in Kenya and Uganda.

mariahAngel:
Mr Angelic, it occurred to me that it's mandazi you were referring to.
They also call it fried bread. Common in Kenya and Uganda.

No,No , l know Mandazi, l have eaten Mandazi as well and Mandazi looks like Nigeria buns, and different from the mixed ripe Plantain with flour meal , they make it flat in a round form like akara but tasty and common in the East African community (EAC )😋

tolexy007:
thank u for this breaking down. i want to try baking for the first time in my life, i just got a new oven (Scanfrost oven).
i will try during this easter break.

pls for the sausage, did u use same ingredients for the pie?

Sorry, just coming online. Yes, I used the same dough.

cococandy:
If you have a Costco, they sell them all the time. Huge bags of them.

I think Sam's Club has less variety compared to Costco. Also, for the bulk items, Costco usually has it bigger than Sam's Club. Unfortunately, the Costcos in town are much farther so for now, still use Sam's Club and WinCo.

AngelicBeing:
No,No , l know Mandazi, l have eaten Mandazi as well and Mandazi looks like Nigeria buns, and different from the mixed ripe Plantain with flour meal , they make it flat in a round form like akara but tasty and common in the East African community (EAC )😋

Hei! This one that you don't recall the name. 😟
Could it be chapati?

You have to remember what it's called o, so that I could go check it out.