I have been seeing that people are searching for the Nigerian Spring Rolls recipe on my blog. Unfortunately, I have not yet mastered pastry so even if I wanted to help, making rice paper to roll the veggies for the spring rolls is still not my forte. However, in some chinese stores abroad, you would
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OmoAlata (McPeppers) is a Nigerian food service brand focused on the production and sale of hygienically processed and packaged local Nigerian soups, spices and peppers. OmoAlata PepperMix (THE PRODUCT) is a blend of farm fresh scotch bonnet peppers (atarodo), red bell pepper(tatase), tomatoes and onions which have been parboiled and frozen to ensure the shortest
There are many rules when it comes to dining out and for people that may not have gone to finishing school, these rules sort of never come up in any curriculum. Luckily, Afrolems is here to the rescue to give you seven quick tips to dining out. Just in case you have a work function,
So Our first promotional post is from Betty’s Sweet Shoppe. I have heard nothing but great things about this business but I would let Betty talk about her business. Enjoy xoxo Elizabeth Anthony, Betty as everyone fondly calls her, was born and raised in Lagos Nigeria. In 2012 she used her creativity and love for
St Patrick’s day was an interesting day for me. I sat in the kitchen with my mum from the time I woke up at noon till 9pm when I was ready to go to bed. We did everything in the kitchen that day. Cooked, listened to music, skyped with the rest of the family etc.
The Nigerian love of plantains has always amazed me. If you ask the typical Nigerian how they like their plantains, many would say fried (dodo), boiled or roasted (bole). It was not until I stepped out of the Nigerian cuisine space that I found many other cultures also like plantain. i have noticed Jamaicans fry
This was a dish that I so badly wanted to put up on the blog but I decided to send it to Ynaija instead. It would still be on the internet either way. I enjoyed making it and had a serious craving for it. Seafood Plantain pottage is just one of those dishes that would
