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Re: My Garden Egg, Cabbage, And Egusi Soup Recipe (with PHOTOS) by Od31(m): 11:30am On Oct 07, 2014
good recipe
Re: My Garden Egg, Cabbage, And Egusi Soup Recipe (with PHOTOS) by Vikky014(f): 11:30am On Oct 07, 2014
englishmart:
is the op male? Sorry o. I thought she's female
the op is male o.he is married.
Re: My Garden Egg, Cabbage, And Egusi Soup Recipe (with PHOTOS) by friendl: 11:31am On Oct 07, 2014
Correct

Re: My Garden Egg, Cabbage, And Egusi Soup Recipe (with PHOTOS) by Ethereal0110(f): 11:40am On Oct 07, 2014
did it make you run to the toilet i like 2 know, i wish i was there with you..so i can taste the soup..why you use malt wash am down i think palmwine would have been better wink
Re: My Garden Egg, Cabbage, And Egusi Soup Recipe (with PHOTOS) by Awoofawo(m): 11:41am On Oct 07, 2014
Waiting with rope for one certificed lunatic on NL to say na poor man food (sign of poverty) cool cheesy
Re: My Garden Egg, Cabbage, And Egusi Soup Recipe (with PHOTOS) by ifeanyi83(m): 11:46am On Oct 07, 2014
Oh wow...I need to bookmark this page right away...

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Re: My Garden Egg, Cabbage, And Egusi Soup Recipe (with PHOTOS) by abolem369(m): 11:49am On Oct 07, 2014
Justeenaleo:

Osheey prophet
grin
Justeenaleo:

Osheey prophet

Its a matter o
Re: My Garden Egg, Cabbage, And Egusi Soup Recipe (with PHOTOS) by andyanders: 11:49am On Oct 07, 2014
OP, Why your kitchen dirty now ?
Re: My Garden Egg, Cabbage, And Egusi Soup Recipe (with PHOTOS) by andyanders: 11:50am On Oct 07, 2014
friendl:
Correct

Good food indeed.
Re: My Garden Egg, Cabbage, And Egusi Soup Recipe (with PHOTOS) by leofab(f): 11:52am On Oct 07, 2014
TONYE001:


Yea, I grated the garden eggs...

Trust me, the garden eggs and egusi mixture was the BOMB.. I wouldn't mind repeating the process sef..(my wife would love to have a taste of it....she no gree me rest since I gist her about the soup)..

grin
wife? Na wah oh.... Marrying before getting a job.... Dat soup looks oily and watery though. Nice concept
Re: My Garden Egg, Cabbage, And Egusi Soup Recipe (with PHOTOS) by Mprex(f): 11:57am On Oct 07, 2014
Op i want undecided







Op i want! angry









op i want.... cry
Re: My Garden Egg, Cabbage, And Egusi Soup Recipe (with PHOTOS) by chukxie(m): 11:59am On Oct 07, 2014
Respect! I like men who know their way round the kitchen. I would've loved to try this recipe you came up with but unfortunately there are no small garden eggs in my location. All they have are eggplants (aubergines). Should I experiment with those? I need your expert advise, bro!
Re: My Garden Egg, Cabbage, And Egusi Soup Recipe (with PHOTOS) by burningspear(m): 12:01pm On Oct 07, 2014
TONYE001:
MY FINDINGS AND CONCLUSION

1. The soup was thick and heavy. This may be due to the grated garden eggs, the ogba, and of course, the egusi...

2. The soup had a "seedy" appearance which was obviously due to the garden eggs used,

3. There was a unique, pleasing taste the garden eggs offered, it gave the egusi a different taste from the usual,

4. The overall taste of the soup was FANTASTIC! (as confirmed by my colleagues).


Conclusion: I may not be wrong if I call myself an Experimentalist. I love trying out new things...just for the fun of it.

My garden eggs, cabbage, and egusi soup stunt was a huge success. In fact, one of my colleagues had to eat it twice that evening!

I encourage fellow Nairalanders to give this a try at home, I'm sure you all would enjoy it.

Nairalanders, over to you... Your comments please...

Moderators, kindly help me push this to the Frontpage, please... Thanks, in advance.. smiley


You have brought me home with that 'ogba'

You'll pay for it finally, but dearly!


Absolutely incredible! Good job Tony!!

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Re: My Garden Egg, Cabbage, And Egusi Soup Recipe (with PHOTOS) by inikamoze(m): 12:23pm On Oct 07, 2014
TONYE001:


Visit and we'll give you the best of delicacies!.. smiley

..with some 'banana' till she go yo grin grin grin grin
Re: My Garden Egg, Cabbage, And Egusi Soup Recipe (with PHOTOS) by englishmart(m): 12:54pm On Oct 07, 2014
Vikky014:
the op is male o.he is married.
sorry for my oblivions
Re: My Garden Egg, Cabbage, And Egusi Soup Recipe (with PHOTOS) by Greenage: 12:58pm On Oct 07, 2014
You are not only experimental, you are also meticulous. I particularly appreciate the way you have documented the experiment. You have left a bases for people to work upon. However, i think the palm oil was too much but that's my taste you may enjoy it like that. Please apply this attiude to other areas of your life.

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Re: My Garden Egg, Cabbage, And Egusi Soup Recipe (with PHOTOS) by ayobase(m): 1:00pm On Oct 07, 2014
TONYE001:


Lolz... Thank you. smiley



I was about asking a question when i discovered you are a guy......nice one there brother.



where are those ladies? U better come learn now.
Re: My Garden Egg, Cabbage, And Egusi Soup Recipe (with PHOTOS) by ayobase(m): 1:02pm On Oct 07, 2014
Greenage:
.........However, i think the palm oil was too much............


tony must be an O.FEMANU
Re: My Garden Egg, Cabbage, And Egusi Soup Recipe (with PHOTOS) by xhamel88: 1:20pm On Oct 07, 2014
TONYE001:
MY FINDINGS AND CONCLUSION

1. The soup was thick and heavy. This may be due to the grated garden eggs, the ogba, and of course, the egusi...

2. The soup had a "seedy" appearance which was obviously due to the garden eggs used,

3. There was a unique, pleasing taste the garden eggs offered, it gave the egusi a different taste from the usual,

4. The overall taste of the soup was FANTASTIC! (as confirmed by my colleagues).


Conclusion: I may not be wrong if I call myself an Experimentalist. I love trying out new things...just for the fun of it.

My garden eggs, cabbage, and egusi soup stunt was a huge success. In fact, one of my colleagues had to eat it twice that evening!

I encourage fellow Nairalanders to give this a try at home, I'm sure you all would enjoy it.

Nairalanders, over to you... Your comments please...

Moderators, kindly help me push this to the Frontpage, please... Thanks, in advance.. smiley


Well done but i hope you are a nutritionist to avoid wrong formular that may amount to poisoning.

Growing up, we learnt that combining mango with garri can poison one. Just an example.

All the same well done.
Re: My Garden Egg, Cabbage, And Egusi Soup Recipe (with PHOTOS) by MadCow1: 1:53pm On Oct 07, 2014
TONYE001:
I ate mine with eba and a can of malt... wink


www.nairaland.com/attachments/1678542_1_jpeg83b5009e040969ee7b60362ad7426573


As a foodie and someone who eats first with his eyes, that Egusi soup is up to my spec..

Good job.

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Re: My Garden Egg, Cabbage, And Egusi Soup Recipe (with PHOTOS) by Indializzie(f): 1:58pm On Oct 07, 2014
TONYE001:


Abi o...

Thanks Sir...
Nice creative work. D name can b shortened tho or something different, say, 'CABMELEGG SOUP OR GARDEN SOUP'

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Re: My Garden Egg, Cabbage, And Egusi Soup Recipe (with PHOTOS) by nickishire: 2:03pm On Oct 07, 2014
NLs, please what is Ogba? Never seen it before
Re: My Garden Egg, Cabbage, And Egusi Soup Recipe (with PHOTOS) by Ayatullah(m): 2:13pm On Oct 07, 2014
[quo.276]MY FINDINGS AND CONCLUSION

1. The soup was thick and heavy. This may be due to the grated garden eggs, the ogba, and of course, the egusi...

2. The soup had a "seedy" appearance which was obviously due to the garden eggs used,

3. There was a unique, pleasing taste the garden eggs offered, it gave the egusi a different taste from the usual,

4. The overall taste of the soup was FANTASTIC! (as confirmed by my colleagues).


Conclusion: I may not be wrong if I call myself an Experimentalist. I love trying out new things...just for the fun of it.

My garden eggs, cabbage, and egusi soup stunt was a huge success. In fact, one of my colleagues had to eat it twice that evening!

I encourage fellow Nairalanders to give this a try at home, I'm sure you all would enjoy it.

Nairalanders, over to you... Your comments please...

Moderators, kindly help me push this to the Frontpage, please... Thanks, in advance.. smiley

[/quote]

MUJAHEDEENS NEED THIS FOR INSTANT ENERGY
Well done.........you can enrich this 'Super Soup' further with mushroom. I will ensure this 'Super Soup' is made known to Mujahedeens worldwide.
Re: My Garden Egg, Cabbage, And Egusi Soup Recipe (with PHOTOS) by Atmmachine(m): 2:15pm On Oct 07, 2014
#Poison. grin

Re: My Garden Egg, Cabbage, And Egusi Soup Recipe (with PHOTOS) by UjSizzle(f): 2:18pm On Oct 07, 2014
Hmmm looks yummy smiley but the oil content na real wa o shocked
Re: My Garden Egg, Cabbage, And Egusi Soup Recipe (with PHOTOS) by Endougs(m): 2:20pm On Oct 07, 2014
TONYE001:
MY FINDINGS AND CONCLUSION

1. The soup was thick and heavy. This may be due to the grated garden eggs, the ogba, and of course, the egusi...

2. The soup had a "seedy" appearance which was obviously due to the garden eggs used,

3. There was a unique, pleasing taste the garden eggs offered, it gave the egusi a different taste from the usual,

4. The overall taste of the soup was FANTASTIC! (as confirmed by my colleagues).


Conclusion: I may not be wrong if I call myself an Experimentalist. I love trying out new things...just for the fun of it.

My garden eggs, cabbage, and egusi soup stunt was a huge success. In fact, one of my colleagues had to eat it twice that evening!

I encourage fellow Nairalanders to give this a try at home, I'm sure you all would enjoy it.

Nairalanders, over to you... Your comments please...

Moderators, kindly help me push this to the Frontpage, please... Thanks, in advance.. smiley


And part which made me laugh.(Moderators, kindly help me push this to the Frontpage, please... Thanks, in advance..)
Re: My Garden Egg, Cabbage, And Egusi Soup Recipe (with PHOTOS) by Atmmachine(m): 2:27pm On Oct 07, 2014
Food for poor men..
We Americans eats salad & chicken.

Re: My Garden Egg, Cabbage, And Egusi Soup Recipe (with PHOTOS) by walearoy(m): 2:54pm On Oct 07, 2014
Be my friend TONYE001

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Re: My Garden Egg, Cabbage, And Egusi Soup Recipe (with PHOTOS) by Nobody: 3:39pm On Oct 07, 2014
Tonye001, how much in total did the soup cost.

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Re: My Garden Egg, Cabbage, And Egusi Soup Recipe (with PHOTOS) by passion007: 4:04pm On Oct 07, 2014
Tonye001, this is brilliant. The soup looks quite tasty.
On a side note, how far is Ogbadigbo from Obollo Afor? Thanks.

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Re: My Garden Egg, Cabbage, And Egusi Soup Recipe (with PHOTOS) by toyinkin(m): 4:29pm On Oct 07, 2014
Wow dis wil b sweet...

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