LadySarah:


My favorite food when I come to one of the eastern mkts.
Odudu or Azima in my lingo; that dark brown beans that is cooked all night long with firewood.

Don't know the English name

Looks like a sacrifice.

Ahmeera:
Pan toast bread, fried eggs and hot chocolate tea

The fried egg is inviting.

KanuSE:

Looks like a sacrifice.

Yes, hon.Its a sacrifice to my tummy.

LadySarah:


My favorite food when I come to one of the eastern mkts.
Odudu or Azima in my lingo; that dark brown beans that is cooked all night long with firewood.

Don't know the English name

The only beans that came to mind is pigeon peas but I doubt it's the correct name.

Prestonn:


Gracias

French Baguettes

Just few ingredients .

●Water
●Salt
●Yeast
●Flour

I can't translate the step well in English, just check on YouTube 

I will do that

descarado:

The only beans that came to mind is pigeon peas but I doubt it's the correct name.

Pigeon peas is Fiofio while Odudu is African Yam Bean.

descarado:

I will do that

De nada

Pavore9:


Pigeon peas is Fiofio while Odudu is African Yam Bean.

So what is the correct name

descarado:

So what is the correct name

Odudu is African Yam Bean.

Pavore9:


Odudu is African Yam Bean.

Is that the name of the beans?

Modified
Had the name checked

Something like this,right?

What do we eat it with?
Have you had it before.
It looks tasty. Seems like you soak overnight

One morning I decided not to follow the norm

descarado:

Is that the name of the beans?

Modified
Had the name checked

Something like this,right?

What do we eat it with?
Have you had it before.
It looks tasty. Seems like you soak overnight

Ate it growing up. It was usually cooked overnight, it was then mixed with akpu mmiri (wet cassava chips, especially ones shredded with knives) palm oil, ehuru (African nutmeg) akanwu (potash), crayfish, salt and pepper while some do sprinkle in ugba/ukpaka.....na traditional meal that takes time to prepare!

You can be creative with it, accompanying with carbohydrates such as yam but it can take forever to cook, reason it is regarded as an old woman's delicacy!

Pavore9:


You can be creative with it, accompanying with carbohydrates such as yam, abacha (shredded cassava) but it can take forever to cook, reason it is regarded as an old woman's delicacy!

Oh, thank u
Was looking for what we can eat it with or how to prepare it,found nothing.

I love traditional foods. Just that to prepare some of them takes a whole day.

This one is like cooking cocoyam. It takes ages but it's the best tuber ever. And you are not guaranteed it won't itch you when eating even though you cooked it hours

But eating it with ncha is worth the time spent cooking it.
That thing is super sweet

Finally made akara from lentils!

Next experiment will be making it from butter beans.

Pavore9:
Finally made akara from lentils!

Next experiment will be making it from butter beans.

looking good really
how did you prepare the lentils before gringing....was it easy removing the outer coatings?

Early dinner
Family get-together tin

Akeem79:
Early dinner
Family get-together tin

Where's the food?
What's the food?

yerilistik:


looking good really
how did you prepare the lentils before gringing....was it easy removing the outer coatings?

Way easier removing the outer coating than that of our regular black-eyed peas. Soaked it and came back 2hrs later, very easy washing off the outer coatings.....less stressful!

Pavore9:


Way easier removing the outer coating than that of our regular black-eyed peas. Soaked it and came back 2hrs later, very easy washing off the outer coatings.....less stressful!

Interesting !
Thanks, will try it one day.

Sponge cake well creamed

Last night abacha with plenty ogiri

Pavore9:


Way easier removing the outer coating than that of our regular black-eyed peas. Soaked it and came back 2hrs later, very easy washing off the outer coatings.....less stressful!

You can actually remove the coat of black eyed beans start to finish in 10 minutes.

Pavore9:
Finally made akara from lentils!

Next experiment will be making it from butter beans.

This is amazing

How sweet was it compared to black eyed beans?
No vex o. That black eyed beans is a national disaster

Fried plantain, eggs and sausages

KanuSE:


The fried egg is inviting.

Thank you �

descarado:

This is amazing

How sweet was it compared to black eyed beans?
No vex o. That black eyed beans is a national disaster

That's not true. Black eyed beans is rich in potassium and taste really great.
It's my mum favourite beans.

Darkseid:
You can actually remove the coat of black eyed beans start to finish in 10 minutes.

I find lentils less stressful and the variety of black-eyed peas I find here in Nairobi is high blood pressure inducing when it comes to de-coating! I doubt if up to 1% of Kenyans eat black-eyed peas!

Ahmeera:
Fried plantain, eggs and sausages

This fried egg again did you take a course on frying eggs?

mariahAngel:


That's not true. Black eyed beans is rich in potassium and taste really great.
It's my mum favourite beans.

My mum's favourite also and do often mix it with ji akpu mmiri. Coming to legumes, apart from black eyed peas/beans which of othe peas/beans others common across Nigeria?

descarado:

This is amazing

How sweet was it compared to black eyed beans?
No vex o. That black eyed beans is a national disaster

I have a preference for the one from lentils, it has its unique flavour though I grew up with the ones from black eyed beans.

mariahAngel:


That's not true. Black eyed beans is rich in potassium and taste really great.
It's my mum favourite beans.

Not the ones you can get in naija. This one is a total disaster. There is nothing you put in that beans that will make u like it . Akara that is the last resort is still not sweet.
I have since dumped it to the brown one. Oloyin() Just that it's very expensive here.

That one your mum love is still my favourite. We call it iron beans. Better than the brown one. Worst is dangote beans.

Pavore9:


I have a preference for the one from lentils, it has its unique flavour though I grew up with the ones from black eyed beans.

Thank u. It's in my to do list
Will let you know when I try it out.