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  • How To Make Pepper Soup

    Pepper Soup is a watery dish made in different parts of the world with different techniques and ingredients. Countries and cultures around the world have their different version of it. Peppersoup has a lot of nutritional and health benefits. Nigerian pepper soup comes in different forms. There is the goat meat pepper soup, fish pepper soup and many other different variations of the meal.

    The condiments included in the meal is all dependent on the preference of the person cooking it. The most important thing when learning how to make pepper soup is getting the right balance of flavours. Here’s how to make pepper soup.

    Ingredients

    Hot pepper

    ata rodo

    Uziza leaves

    uziza

    Crayfish

    crayfish

    Pepper soup spices

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    Seasoning cubes

    seasoning cubes

    Onion (small onions)

    onions

    Salt (for flavour)

    salt

    Water (depends on how much peppersoup you are making)

    Your choice of protein (Goat meat, fish, chicken)

    Goat Meat (1 kg) – fresh to dommot
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    catfish

    Plantain, yam or potatoes (optional)

    7 health benefits of yam - Hutwise.com
    Plantains vs. Bananas: What's the Difference? | Allrecipes
    Hot Potato Quiz | Britannica

    Cooking instructions

    1. Wash your choice of protein and cut them into cutlets. Transfer the cut out pieces of protein into a cooking pot and add your seasoning cubes, salt, hot peppers and some onions and cook for 30 mins. Some proteins do not need to cook for as long as 30 mins.

    2. After the protein has cooked for an adequate amount of time, add the peppersoup spice, ground ginger and some ground pepper (ata gigun) into the pot and cook for another 10 mins. Add the uziza leaves when the mix has cooked well.

    3. If cooked with either plantain, yam or potatoes, please add in the plantain, yam or potato when the peppersoup spice is being cooked.

    4. Ensure the cooking time is a little longer than 10 mins so the plantain, yam or potatoes can be properly cooked. You can also make sure of pre-boiled yam, plantains or potatoes to avoid overcooking the proteins.

  • 5 Incredibly Bomb Foods You Must Try When You Visit Anambra

    1. The delicious Ofe Onugbu

    As with any southern soup, Ofe Onugbu(Bitter leaf soup) is basically heaven sent. You can have it with any swallow but I recommend pounded yam!

    2. Ofe Akwu

    If you love Banga soup, you’ll love Ofe Akwu even more. Igbos typically serve it with yam or boiled plantain.

    3. The all-mighty Nkwobi

    If you don’t try this tastefully prepared cow-leg and sauce combo in Anambra, what are you really doing there?

    4. Let’s not forget the crispy and delicious Abacha

    The first time I tried this, my taste buds literally exploded with delight. Plus it’s so light-as in, African Salad- that you can eat as much as you want.

    5. We can never leave out Ukwa

    Made with African Breadfruit, this meal is rich in protein and can be prepared in a plain way or in a jollof way.

    If you love Ukwa, you’ll love Maggi’s #DeliciousNaija Onitsha episode

    Make sure to look out for the ‘Delicious Naija’ show at these times on your TV: 7:30 pm, Friday on Arewa24, 7:30 pm, Saturday on Africa Magic (Family), 5 pm, Sunday on NTA, OR just watch it online right now!
  • 6 Times Food Gave You The Embarrassment Of A Lifetime

    1. When you’re eating sweet amala at work and you stain your white shirt

    Hay God!

    2. When you eat onions before going to work, so you spend the whole day talking to people like:

    See my shame in 3D.

    3. When you open your packed lunch at work, and all your colleagues are like

    Who sent me to put locust beans inside this food?

    4. When you’re having dinner with bae, but the fork and knife is not having sense but he’s just looking at you like:

    “Who is this one forming for, please?”

    5. When you eat beans at work and your tummy wants to start doing rough play

    What is all this one now?

    6. When you want to form posh and you order something you can’t pronounce on the menu

    What is this yama yama?
  • 1. Chapman

    No turn-up is complete without this.

    2. Fura da nunu

    Just looking at it is making us want it.

    3. Zobo

    This stuff is legendary.

    4. Kunnu Ayya

    Comes with makeup and without.

    5. Tsamiya Soda

    Spice with ginger to feel like superman.

    6. Sugarcane Drink

    Sweeter than sugar.

    7. Palm wine

    AKA ’emu’, best taken when fresh.
  • 13 Kenyan Delicacies You Should Totally Try Out

    1. Fried Beef On Pilau

    Jollof rice is to Nigerians as Pilau is to Kenyans. Pilau is made of aromatic rice cooked in tomato seasoned with Kenyan Pilau spice.

    2. Wet Fried Goat On Plantain And Pilau

    Plantain for the win!!

    3. Nyama Choma On Pilau

    Nyama Choma is Swahili for spicy roast meat.

    4. Madondo Chapo

    This meal consists of flat bread known as Chapati which is customarily eaten with stewed beans (Madondo).

    5. Fried Lambs And Plantain On Chapati

    Fried plantain on flat bread, looks amazing!

    6. Fried Matumbo With Chapati, Creamed Spinach And Ugali

    This dish is made of spicy fried tripe (Matumbo) served with Chapati, cornmeal mush (ugali) and spinach cooked in butter and milk.

    7. Stewed Chicken With A Side Of Ugali

    Food goals!

    8. Kuku Choma

    Kuku Choma is the twin of Nyama Choma, the only difference being the type of meat being grilled. Kuku Choma is spicy chicken grilled, Kenyan style.

    9. Fried Lamb With Mukimo And Sautéed Cabbage

    In case you’re wondering what Mukimo is, it’s a bean pudding dish made with potatoes, vegetables, corn and of course, beans.

    10. Kuku Choma, Chips, Kachumbari And Tomato Chutney

    If you like your grilled chicken with a little something on the side, this dish is for you. Kachumbari is Kenyan onion and tomato salad seasoned with salt and pepper.

    11. Bhajia And Kachumbari

    Bhajia is Kenya’s deep fried spiced potatoes usually served with tomato chutney dip.

    12. Kienyeji Chicken And French Fries Stir-Fry With Onions

    Kienyeji Chicken are locally bred Kenyan chickens that have not been fed with commercially produced chicken feed. Kienyeji Chicken stew is prepared specially because of the tough nature of the meat.

    13. Chicken Masala

    Chicken Masala consists of boneless pieces of chicken marinated in spices and yoghurt and cooked in sauce.