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Previously I created a thread on how to make a nice Ngerian stew. You can find it HERE.

If you have learned that one, we can proceed to this. Buka stew is that stew you see in mama put. They are usually fluid with enough oil. They will always stir it, before they begin the hard work of finding your favourite meat. Lol

Cc: Eddygourdo, come see how palm oil can give a good stew.


WHAT YOU WILL NEED;

Patience
Palm oil
Tatashe (red and green)
Tomatoes
Scotch bonnet pepper
Assorted meat
Salt
Seasoning cubes (knorr chicken)
Onions
Good pot to withstand the boiling without burning.

Fun fact: Do you know your tatashe is the red variant of green pepper? Yes, the green pepper you use for fried rice.

Pic 1: I thought this guy was selling tatashe o, he had only tomatoes. Was so impressed with the arrangement.

Pic 2: He asked me to snap the front too, lol. Last last, I bought tomatoes that I thought I didn’t need.

Pic 3: The exact way I combined my pepper mix

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Come and pay me to redeem this spot [/color]

Nice one..... Waiting patiently

Poco and food are inseparable.

Waiting

izzou:


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Naso, person wey I go rub im head small and he’ll hand it over. Onuku!

So all you do in your leisure is cook?
Didn't the holy book say "man must not live by bread alone"?
Na Wa o!

Marcofranz:
So all you do in your leisure is cook?
Didn't the holy book say "man must not live by bread alone"?
Na Wa o!

I pursue man too, but you don’t expect me to show/teach you that one.

pocohantas:
Naso, person wey I go rub im head small and he’ll hand it over. Onuku!

[color=royalblue]Fork you, Pocohantas

Meanwhile, I'm here to learn [/color]

Marcofranz:
So all you do in your leisure is cook?
Didn't the holy book say "man must not live by bread alone"?
Na Wa o!

Lol

But, she’s not baking bread na

pocohantas:
Stew is ready…

Pic 3: For those people that’ll say they want only meat. Lol

Nice. Well done.

As you cook this one, I dey expect Ayamase next.

mariahAngel:
Nice. Well done.
As you cook this one, I dey expect Ayamase next.

A colleague taught me that, she actually came to my place then and showed me, but I don’t like it. I usually avoid cooking things I don’t like- except he likes it. Example is egusi soup.

Kriss216:
Poco Guys and food are inseparable.

Make una dey try talk true.

The way guys rush food threads like ants to sugar ehn....o di egwu!

pocohantas:
A colleague taught me that, she actually came to my place then and showed me, but I don’t like it. I usually avoid cooking things I don’t like- except he likes it. Example is egusi soup.

How come? It seems like something anyone would hardly dislike, since it's all just green peppers (of different kinds) fried in bleached oil....kinda like pepper stew

Or is it because of the iru? I'd skip that if I had to make it.

pocohantas:
Previously I created a thread on how to make a nice Ngerian stew. You can find it HERE.



Fun fact: Do you know your tatashe is the red variant of green pepper? Yes, the green pepper you use for fried rice.

Pic 1: I thought this guy was selling tatashe o, he had only tomatoes. Was so impressed with the arrangement.

Pic 2: He asked me to snap the front too, lol. Last last, I bought tomatoes that I thought I didn’t need.

Pic 3: The exact way I combined my pepper mix

The person that arranged this tomatoes can arrange Nigerian economy .

mariahAngel:
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How come? It seems like something anyone would hardly dislike, since it's all just green peppers (of different kinds) fried in bleached oil....kinda like pepper stew

Or is it because of the iru? I'd skip that if I had to make it.

You have a point there. Maybe I should try making it myself. The iru wasn’t much of a problem. I’ll make it myself and see how it goes.

izzou:
[color=royalblue]Fork you, Pocohantas

Meanwhile, I'm here to learn [/color]

Lol. Always here to learn. Tomorrow you’ll be here to learn again. You done sell your shame for market.

pocohantas:
You have a point there. Maybe I should try making it myself. The iru wasn’t much of a problem. I’ll make it myself and see how it goes.

Ok.

Holla when you do o! You didn't holla on this one

Nuttella:
The person that arranged this tomatoes can arrange Nigerian economy .

I swear! To think he does that everyday. It was the arrangement that drew me to him.

He’ll be a very patient man. That one can’t beat woman because she was supposedly running mouth. Hahahahaha!

pocohantas:
I pursue man too, but you don’t expect me to show/teach you that one.

"Pursue Man" I didn't really get that part did you mean you go about looking for men to have canal knowledge of?
You could also teach some of these girls like zor or something I see her on all threads .

mariahAngel:
Make una dey try talk true.
The way guys rush food threads like ants to sugar ehn....o di egwu!

Lol
We have to feed our eyes na

pocohantas:
I swear! To think he does that everyday. It was the arrangement that drew me to him.

He’ll be a very patient man. That one can’t beat woman because she was supposedly running mouth. Hahahahaha!

That's a good marketing strategy, eye catchy, there is no way it won't draw customers. Very unique. It reminds of a woman that sells abacha in my school then, she arranges all the ingredients in such a way that even if you dont want to eat abacha, you will buy it for her patience. Its good to be unique.

Ok

Damnnn niggarrrr
Isoright baby girl

Am following you

But last last if you nor come up with a thread on how to prepare okro soup ehnnnn
Then me and you go get problem

Okro is my favorite food

K

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What's buka stew?

Ok, seen. Looks nice! I obviously don't have the first ingredient on the list.

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