₦airaland Forum

udeagbalaC:
Happy Independence Day this is how I cerebrate mine pounding Akpu

debolly:
I have been craving for this maybe because I haven't eaten solid in months.....
Vegetable stew with oat meal

Bollinger:
how did you make the oatmeal?

debolly:
I bought quaker oats & blended it to powder.
After which I boiled water & prepared it just like wheat.

rezzy:
Pls, how do I preserve that leave they use in making moi moi?

Thanks

tjskii:
Put it in the freezer, where the freezer tray is, my moim oi leaves are preserved for months this way

tatacherie:
Lunch..

Warris dis? coconut and groundnut?

FriedPlantain:
Warris dis? coconut and groundnut?

tatacherie:
Yes Oga friedplantain

You use it to drink garri or you just eat it like that?

No plantain, no nothing?

FriedPlantain:
You use it to drink garri or you just eat it like that?

No plantain, no nothing?

FriedPlantain:
You use it to drink garri or you just eat it like that?

No plantain, no nothing?

Ewuro4:
Hian.. Apple slices and grapes w garri

Dodo what's going on with you

Sorry Bitterleaf, I could barely see clearly through the haze of Igbo smoke all around me.

But the thing resemble coconut and groundnut na!

Bollinger:
Had the worst possible news today, so, to cheer myself up, i decide to cook. Always seems to calm me down and or, cheer me up. It tasted absolutely fantabulous, just so you'd know. Take my word for it. Now for the single guys in da house who struggle with cooking. I like to pride myself with being an amateur professional cook and i'd like to spill the beans on some secrets most chicks keep to themselves in this department. Pit me against any female in the culinary arena and i promise you i'd slam her hands down, (no pun intended ). The secret to most dishes is the sauce, as in the beginning for your cooking. If you can get that right everything else is a breeze. Usually, it always starts with cooking the meat. Most people think cooking meat is all about throwing everything into a pot and voila, everything is good. Heck no. I like to slow cook my meat till it's soft, with not too much water. That is the only way to retain the flavor as well as give you a good stock for later use. A pressure cooker comes in handy for this to be effective, though not necessary. Next, preparing your pepper/tomatoes/onions. Apart from knowing how to mix the right quantity you need, you also need to know what kind of soup you are preparing it for. If it's stew, you absolutely have to boil the pepper till all the water evaporates and if it's just straight up soup, then, well, you can leave it as is. If you can get these down pat, you can pretty much just dump every other ingredients into your pot just as you would cooking edikaikong soup. Anyway, i hope this helps.

tchidi:

touchmeder:
Great tips. Is that vodka by the side of your meal?

FriedPlantain:
Sorry Bitterleaf, I could barely see clearly through the haze of Igbo smoke all around me.

But the thing resemble coconut and groundnut na!

armyofone:
now throw that fat puff down my way. I like the haze

kraspsberr:
What do you guys think on these questions? Please your responses are important for my project. Thanks.


1. During lunch, how much do you spend on your meal on the average per day?

more than 300 naira but less than 500 naira

2. When buying meals, do you choose cheaper price over high quality?

I am indifferent about this

3. Do you like your meals delivered to you?

No, I like to go out to buy my food

4. How often do you eat out?

More than once a week

5. How often do you order meals online?

Rarely

6. Where do you often buy ready to eat meals from?

Buka
Fastfood

7. What is the name of your favorite eatery?

Kilimanjaro
8. I am

A single lady

9. I am

18 - 25 years old