bqlekan:
I just want to know if vinegurl is married

Hahaha I'm most married oo

Patosky4U:
I no get time for any cooking now until my bank alert na....

Don't worry you will be alerted very soon. Don't panic yet

vinegurl:

You can increase it. I don't don't have plenty mouths that's why I measured three

hi hon, is there a way the Yoruba and Ibo tribe’s of Nigeria cook the jollof rice, and do old ibo women cook party jollof rice and lastly which tribe in Nigeria is Jellof rice most associated with

I really do appreciate u answer ok

DIKEnaWAR:
Yummy.

You go sabi cook real real.

Hahaha.. Thank you

Wow! Please where do you get this your recipes from?

ewa26:


hi hon, is there a way the Yoruba and Ibo tribe’s of Nigeria cook the jollof rice, and do old ibo women cook party jollof rice and lastly which tribe in Nigeria is Jellof rice most associated with

I really do appreciate u answer ok

My dear there is no specific way the Igbo or the Yoruba tribe prepare jollof rice. It all depends on what you want to add or not add to your jollof rice.

One may decide to add crayfish to it or more peppers and vegetables while another person may not add any of these. I only know the Yorubas love so much pepper in thier dishes but I'm not really sure if they like their jollof rice very spicy, but I do know thar both tribes use tomatoes to make jollof rice.

Yes old Igbo women cook party jollof rice, obviously they prepare smoky party jollof rice using firewood.

To your last question: jollof rice is not peculiar to any tribe in Nigeria. It is a general dish in Nigeria.

Hope have answered you?

damosky12:
Wow! Please where do you get this your recipes from?

You can watch the video above for the recipe or read the steps here: http://www.jotscroll.com/forums/15/posts/195/carrot-rice-carrot-jollof-rice-recipe-jollof-rice-with-carrots.html0

Amarabae:
I love cooking it sometimes.
Nothing beats my goat meat flavoured jollof rice

I love that too

wink2015:


Nice Share! Keep the write up burning!

Thanks dear

feodan:
Wow ! so amazing, wish my future wife know how to cook this

Sure, God can bless you with one

doskie:
i have read it and i am seeing strange words. please who can cook it for me i will pay

Iya bassira can help you oo

na oil rice we dey call dis 1 for Skul in those days

vinegurl:
Sure, God can bless you with one

he will not "can" i believe

vinegurl:
Sure, God can bless you with one

he will not "can" i believe

vinegurl:


My dear there is no specific way the Igbo or the Yoruba tribe prepare jollof rice. It all depends on what you want to add or not add to your jollof rice.

One may decide to add crayfish to it or more peppers and vegetables while another person may not add any of these. I only know the Yorubas love so much pepper in thier dishes but I'm not really sure if they like their jollof rice very spicy, but I do know thar both tribes use tomatoes to make jollof rice.

Yes old Igbo women cook party jollof rice, obviously they prepare smoky party jollof rice using firewood.

To your last question: jollof rice is not peculiar to any tribe in Nigeria. It is a general dish in Nigeria.

Hope have answered you?

oo ok Tnx dear, erm just one last question now do you think there’s a way different states in Igboland cook their jollof rice, say Anambra vs imo Owerri state vs Enugu, any tiny differences there

Tnx so much for answering love

ewa26:


oo ok Tnx dear, erm just one last question now do you think there’s a way different states in Igboland cook their jollof rice, say Anambra vs imo Owerri state vs Enugu, any tiny differences there

Tnx so much for answering love

Please let's throw the question to the house, I can't know all.

Narldon:



I've done this before;


It turned out to be the most delicious Rice I've cooked.

I think you're right, the taste of carrot jollof rice is something else. Really yummy

Bantino:
Must be delicious

Sure it is

@vinegurl you mean, the chaff will still be added back to thicken it?

Chumani:
GBAM
Am going to try this

Do dear, you will love it

interesting. new recipe in my pocket, thank you.

vinegurl:

OK, ata rodo

please, should I invite you to come cook this recipe for me.. more so, I saw a place of atamà soup displayed on your profile picture

vinegurl:

OK, ata rodo

please, should I invite you to come cook this recipe for me.. more so, I saw a place of atamà soup displayed on your profile picture.

vinegurl:

Please let's throw the question to the house, I can't know all.

just a very curious fan about Nigeria ibo food ok but tnx for answering anyway dear, your first question really helped me

vinegurl:

Hahaha I'm most married oo

Damn! lucky man

Are you from the east?issa quension

@op where did you get the fish stock from?? Coz your fish looks fried.

vinegurl:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=M8gK7oMdLtw

Carrot jollof rice is an easy way of preparing rice with carrot, this is the best alternative to tomato jollof rice and if you have not tried this specific rice recipe before, you can do so after watching this video, you will definitely fall in love with this yummy delicious jollof rice made with carrot.
This carrot jollof rice is a must try for everyone, it is filled with unique flavor and also requires simple ingredients read the steps below and see how to prepare this dish.

Carrot Rice Ingredients[b]
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• 1 large mackerel, fried
• 3 cup of rice, parboiled
• 6 medium baby carrot, blended
• 3 red shombo, blended ( you can use red bell peppers)
• 2 scotch bonnets, crushed
• 1 large onion, chopped
• 1 teaspoon curry powder
• 1 teaspoon thyme
• ½ cup of cooking oil
• 4 cloves of garlic, minced
• 3 stock cubes
• 2 cups fish stock


Steps on how to prepare carrot jollof rice

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@op where did you get your fish stock from, coz ur fish looks fried.

Uzyvicks:
@vinegurl you mean, the chaff will still be added back to thicken it?

Yes dear, the chaff serves as the base for the rice just the way you would have used tomato.

feodan:
Wow ! so amazing, wish my future wife know how to cook this

So if your wife doesn't know how to cook it, you will not eat it? What is the big deal if you also learn how to cook and teach the caterer you want to marry*

And you call this delicious? Come and let me cook Ghana Jollof for you.