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Here's a quick tips that would guide you and lead you to prepare Gbegiri soup... Nigerian locally made soup; here's a super hot education. Read on..

REQUIREMENTS
- 2cups beans
- 3 oz tomato paste
- Chili powder to taste
- Seasonings and salt, to taste
- 2 teaspoons olive oil
- 1 fresh onion (chopped)
- 300 grams mackerel fish

Directions for Cooking
• Soak the beans for about 5minutes, remove the skin very well and cook the cleaned beans until it is very soft.

• You may blend the cooked beans if you want a very creamy soup.

• Add as much water as you want to make the soup either thick or light depending on your preference.

• Do not cover the pot again from this point.

• Clean your fish and cut into desired sizes.

• Then add all ingredients and the fish into the cream and cook until the fish is properly cooked.

• Remember not to cover the pot after you have added water and other ingredients to avoid foaming.

Source: http://www.thistrend.com.ng/2017/06/how-to-prepare-nigerian-gbegiri-beans.html?m=1

lalasticlala, Mynd44, Seun, MissyB3, tjskii

Looks yummy.

Those are definitely dried peas

2 cups of beans, how many days do you wanna eat i.
Tomato paste, please what kinda soup are you preparing
onions, in beans soup i have never seem onions in any beans soup.

No meat? hmm!

I love gbegiri but I hate beans.

optional1:
2 cups of beans, how many days do you wanna eat i.

Tomato paste, please what kinda soup are you preparing

onions, in beans soup i have never seem onions in any beans soup.

Receive sense IJN!!

odaniel1:
Receive sense IJN!!

Amen
but with your help added also...

makydebbie:
I love gbegiri but I hate beans.

you will still flirt even with gbegiri.

optional1:
you will still flirt even with gbegiri.

Meaning?

makydebbie:
Meaning?

to pollute the air

optional1:
to pollute the air

LOL, okay.

lalasticlala, Mynd44, Seun, MissyB3, tjskii

There is nothing like Nigerian gbegiri,gbegiri is gbegiri and is eaten by the Yoruba's