Cuisine of Nigeria

[Arinze]

Originally Posted by xJamaax

I dont think some are typical Nigerian foods though. Will you get a good number of these if you went to ordinary houses and slum-like houses?

Jamaa stop trolling everything I posted is traditional

[xJamaax]

Originally Posted by Arinze

Jamaa stop trolling everything I posted is traditional

Good to know!Some dont look Nigerian from a distance.

Keep the photos coming!

[Arinze]

Roasted Curry Chicken With Coconut Rice and Fried Plantain Nuggets


Fried plantain chunks with sea salt and spicy sauce


Jollof with moin moin, dodo and stewed beef


Akara with spicy sauce


Suya, Grilled Shrimp And Wild Basmanti Rice


Apon/Ogbono with Eba and dry chardonnay


Ifokore Ikokore


Moi Moi With Goat Meat Stew, Rice And Fried Plantain

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Eba With Fresh Perch Fish Stew And Ila (Okro)


Eba With Shrimp Okro soup and Fresh Fish Stew


Ox tails and Grilled Plantain


Jollof With Herb Baked Chicken And Fried Plantain.


Yam Porridge


Amala With Ewedu, Party Beef Stew And Gbegiri


Shrimp, Beef And Chicken With Fird Plantain And Coconut Rice And Beans


Rice With Assorted Meat Stew And Fried Plantain


Ogbono Soup

[Arinze]

Suya, Diced Fried Plantain, Sauteed Kidney And Battared Whole Shrimp In Sweet Chili Sauce.




Jollof Love And Promises



Beans With Plantain Nuggets And Spicy Chili Sauce


Coco Yam Asaro/Porridge


Fried CoCo Yam And Shrimp With Sweet Chili Sauce



Bitter leaf soup or Ofé Onugbo


Ojojo


Plantain Fritters


Ila Alasepo

[Arinze]

Abacha and Fried Fish


Ugba Salad


Garden Egg


Palm Wine

[Arinze]

How to Cook

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Arinze does your mom bless your mouth with any of these good looking dishes at least once a week?

[Arinze]

Holidays lol
Regular days

I actually got an idea for a snack from posting pictures, simple but it could be the next hit

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make it, post a pic and we'll decide.

[Arinze]

My multimillion snack idea