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britiko:
Nice! What type of plantain dis u use-
Ripe or unripe?
Pls share your cooking method and recipe.

I used;
5 unripe and 1 ripe plantains(big ones)
Crayfish, palm oil, red peppers, 1big onion
Dryfish (the slim long ones they call sungu)
Handful of vegetables (ugu) and little scent leaves. Then salt and seasoning cubes.
How to ;
Peel and cut the plantain into desired sizes, I wash before peeling and I don't wash again. Keep the ripe plantain aside and put the rest in a pot with water just a little above the plantain level.
I add crayfish and onions on ground before putting to boil.
When it's halfway done, add the ripe plantain, salt, pepper, seasoning cube and the fish. Do not stir (I didn't time it so just use a spoon to know if it's a little done) allow to cook till it's done then stir and palm oil, wait about 2 minutes, add sliced scent leaves wait another 2 minutes add the vegetables, stir and bring it down. Cooking time shouldn't be more than 30 minutes

breadplanets:
My egusi soup. If you've not cooked egusi with shoko yet you are wrong
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Looks delicious
What is shoko?

eyinjuege:
You're funny. You better go and eat your bitterleaf to counteract the sugar in your belly

LOL, I'm just picking out the things inside it and eating as snacks I'll leave the rest for my village gods cos I'm sure they had a hand in it.

After last night's bitter leaf tragedy, I decided to console myself with plantain for breakfast

Liftedhands:
sister just accept the taste and enjoy its actually medicinal.

You can try crayfish? Or add more thickener like egusi, cocoyam, ogbono. Whatever it is you used in making the soup, basically you need to make more soup.

Someone else might have a better idea.


I usually taste my bitter leaf before adding, so never had a case of too bitter soup.

I usually don't mind a little bitterness but this one is too much, I tasted it and it seemed all right I don't know what happened. I guess I'll just have to make more soup and then mix.

Foodlanders please what can I do to a "too bitter" [b][/b] bitter leaf � soup

MissIndependent:
Ogbono Soup .

Please what vegetable did you use? I always use bitter leave

zicoraads:
Please can you walk me through how you prepared this?

Please follow the recipe here https://www.nigerianfoodtv.com/
I used offals and cow head instead of fish. I also added ground uziza seeds as spice.

Lunch was white soup and fufu

Been a while here.

Mariangeles:
Looks nice...I would've added some slices of that fresh bananas

I did, towards the end of the meal though. Just wanted to enjoy the pure jollof. Lol

Had to dich my portion control plate for this one.

Few minutes ago

Dinner

Breakfast

revontuli:
Is that a sweet pudding? Can I get the recipe?

It's just pap, banana and groundnuts

Holiday ay breakfast.
Still contemplating the milk though, I can not come and kill myself

CDCEO001:
That's right, vegetable soup is the main thing used to eat it with or without okra and lots of goodies.
I think Asusu is originated from Abiriba.
What do you think /know?

I'm not sure, though they are known to make it well.

CDCEO001:
It is called "Asusu" from Abiriba and Ohafia.
Made with corn, yes it is eaten with a special vegetable soup.

I love it with vegetable soup; ugbogo precisely.
I'm Ohafia.

pocohantas:
Lucky her. Some girls have to kiss so many frogs before meeting prince charming. All the same, we get the lesson...take your time to date and marry your friend. She is beautiful, he looks like he has a handsome heart. I wish them marital bliss...

Since na God dey provide boo, He should take my order.
I desire a friend, a good man, good attributes...character, romantic, fine boi...six packs and he should be excellent in the other room .
He can add anything I didn't mention...

Hear! Hear!

I wonder where she gets her strapless bra, always holds up properly. Go Mama Purity...

No wonder I've added weight recently, I eat mangoes EVERYDAY!

Nawao, it really wasn't easy all the rough things they used. I wonder if and what kind of UTI was prevalent at that time. Rabbit fur? will the tickling effect while walking not drive them crazy, hmmm!

mhhmmm...