Average cooking time <15mins Total meal cost about 7 dollars ( with leftovers) Hey all its been a while but here is something for you. Its fast, practical and cheap (good for students). I always keep an emergency 3 cans of sardines and eggs for times when I run out of protein sources. For me
Do you call it yam pottage or yam porridge or even Asaro? Either way, you get the message. This meal is best served warm to enjoy the flavor of the meal. My preference is to have it really spicy hence the scotch bonnet peppers. However, you can choose not to have it as spicy. Here
When some people think of beans, they assume there are only few ways you can make it. Gbegiri is soup made from beans and it is easy to make and very tasty. This is a traditional Nigerian recipe that is specific to the Yoruba People. Many Nigerian Soups have their variations. Gbegiri is on of
Ekpang Nkukwo was a high in demand recipe from many of the Afrolems fans. I posted the photo of the meal seven days to Christmas and since then Ekpang Nkukwo has been on the mind of many of my Afrolems followers. It is a native Efik meal and apparently is also native to Cameroonians. The English
Nigerian beans pottage is a staple in the food culture here in Nigeria. It is also a staple amongst many african countries. For example, Ghanians call beans pottage “Red Red” which seems to be a play on the how the palm oil looks in the pottage. Other countries in Africa add some more ingredients to
Recipe For the Afrolems Sandwich *2 Slices of Whole Wheat Bread *1 cup of Chopped Lettuce * 2 slices of Tomatoes * 1 slice of onions *1/4 cup of Cheddar Cheese *1 tablespoon of Parmesan Cheese *1 Tablespoon of Mayonnaise *1/4 cup of Grilled Chicken slices Method *Wash Your Vegetables *Toss your lettuce, tomato, onions
Hello Everyone, I had been sending out a bunch of recipes in the past and i wasn’t sure if people were actually using them which is why i put up the post asking if people wanted the recipe and clearly you guys do. For my new Non-Nigerian Followers of this blog, feel free to try
Mosa is a staple in every Nigerian wedding these days. It is part of the food group called “small chops” also known as appetizers. They are these sweet/savoury little puffed balls made from over-ripe plantain. Other items typically included in a small chops basket are puff puff, spring rolls, samosa, grilled chicken, peppered gizzard and
Afang Soup is a nutritious dish that is served mostly in the Southern and Eastern part of Nigeria. This soup is typically associated with the Efik tribe in Nigeria amongst other dishes like; Edikang Ikong, Afia efere, Efere Abak etc. The people of the Efik tribe are located mainly in Cross River State and Akwa-Ibom
