Nice one.

enwe ihe nwanyi a amaghi e shi

pocohantas:


Pic : Ehuru (1), Alligator pepper (2) Uda (3) Uziza seed (4)

Pic 2: Dry prawn
Pic 3: Dry ginger
Pic 4: Nchanwu (1) and uziza (2)

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pocohantas:


Na the boyfriend go cook am?
You be alfa female o!

Lol

@ op, nice one. The way I prepare mine is quite different from what you have above. I don't use garlic and alligator pepper, though.

Gonna try your pattern and see how far.

Better start peppersoup business on nairaland. Even if na 10k per plate on delivery, some real niggarrs go buy.

Twoclans:


My dear ,perfect for the weather

Let me go and get better chef boyfriend and show him your recipe

i prayed he cook you frog pepper soup

DJ play me this life I can't kill myself as I lick my phone screen. Meanwhile pocohantas for president.

Hmm how I wish I can get it right now because my mouth is watery

pocohantas:


Na the boyfriend go cook am?
You be alfa female o!

You should’ve called that pocohantas chicken and prawn pepper soup so people won’t be confused.

There were lots of spices there. Uda, ehuru/efuru, ginger, garlic, chilli...you need to specify the chilli type, a handful of habanero can change the taste of your food...

Btw who mixes prawn with chicken? You would’ve messed up the chicken taste. I think our chefs should write some recipe books and specify all these foods.

Chicken pepper soup is different from beef or lamb pepper soup.

pocohantas:


My phone is spoilt. I am replying your mention with my friend’s phone. Send me dollars so that I can buy new phone and forward my address to you.

see billing

All this processes for pepper soup?
Looks more like yam porridge .

Yam together with pepper soup is
strictly an Igbo thing.

I will not buy this to enjoy my beer, I will take I shot when I go to Mama Nnamdi pepper soup Garden this evening and show you what better Nigerian Pepper soup looks like.

pocohantas:


You na catch me here, right on time. Yes you can put garlic and ginger in it. I don’t eat catfish and goat meat pepper soup, but I know garlic goes with them. It is just garlic na, a natural seasoning o...


However, the thing responsible for that taste (if it is the taste I have in mind) is ehuru and other local spices. I think you should go ahead and keep me posted.

Probably a green leave that is responsible for that taste, don’t know the name though! Ginger and garlic just for seasoning, no where they can get you that taste!

Ishilove:
*sigh*

Being a woman is tricky. You need to be really skillful, which is why I'd rather sit down and get lost in Chinua Achebe's world

nwene mmadu, idawu? Otefu.

Yumyum!

pocohantas:


Pic : Ehuru (1), Alligator pepper (2) Uda (3) Uziza seed (4)

Pic 2: Dry prawn
Pic 3: Dry ginger
Pic 4: Nchanwu (1) and uziza (2)

pocohantas, you have beautiful hands. I admire them.

pocohantas:


Pic : Ehuru (1), Alligator pepper (2) Uda (3) Uziza seed (4)

Pic 2: Dry prawn
Pic 3: Dry ginger
Pic 4: Nchanwu (1) and uziza (2)

My dear, though I don't know you, but with this picture of your hand, I know you are hot.

I am sure that prawn you are holding is already cumming too, imagine you touching a man. Hmmm.

this is pure wickedness oh.... now all I can think of is this pepper soup

Let buhari steward noted

Hmmmm this is what u eat. No wonder your hand is fresh....

Nice

pocohantas:


Pic : Ehuru (1), Alligator pepper (2) Uda (3) Uziza seed (4)

Pic 2: Dry prawn
Pic 3: Dry ginger
Pic 4: Nchanwu (1) and uziza (2)

your hand is beautiful

Nice! Although I prefer this with unripe/green plantain.

kalvoken:


My dear, though I don't know you, but with this picture of your hand, I know you are hot.

I am sure that prawn you are holding is already cumming too, imagine you touching a man. Hmmm.

Are you for real?

Long throat.

It is with tears that I write this letter...

All these wicked ladies that will be cooking chicken, snail, goat meat and cow meat and uploading online, God will judge you people.


UyaiIncomparabl Pocohantas the God I serve will judge you people for putting Saliva in my mouth because of food pictures...

pocohantas:


Pic : Ehuru (1), Alligator pepper (2) Uda (3) Uziza seed (4)

Pic 2: Dry prawn
Pic 3: Dry ginger
Pic 4: Nchanwu (1) and uziza (2)

Does this your method of making peppersoup apply to goat meat peppersoup as well?

My own be say any egg i fry no dey swell up again...
It might for sometimes but as soon as its outta the pan its shrinks

Nice meal babe.

sylve11:



Lol

@ op, nice one. The way I prepare mine is quite different from what you have above. I don't use garlic and alligator pepper, though.

Gonna try your pattern and see how far.

You don’t have to use them. The most important thing to me is ehuru and other local spices.

nairaman66:


Probably a green leave that is responsible for that taste, don’t know the name though! Ginger and garlic just for seasoning, no where they can get you that taste!

The green leaf is nchanwu. I never said the ginger and garlic is what gets the taste. I think anyone knows to put scent leaf in a pepper soup, but not everyone knows to put EHURU. EHURU makes the difference, not scent leaf.

slam7000:


You should’ve called that pocohantas chicken and prawn pepper soup so people won’t be confused.

There were lots of spices there. Uda, ehuru/efuru, ginger, garlic, chilli...you need to specify the chilli type, a handful of habanero can change the taste of your food...

Btw who mixes prawn with chicken? You would’ve messed up the chicken taste. I think our chefs should write some recipe books and specify all these foods.

Chicken pepper soup is different from beef or lamb pepper soup.

The picture is there, shows the type of pepper. Dry prawn is just like crayfish- there is totally nothing strange about them in a cooking. Let alone ordinary pepper soup. 3 dry prawn can not mess up the taste of a kilo of chicken na.