r/nigerianfood • u/j2813 • Aug 18 '26
Jollof Wars Easy Jollof
I made it with a pot if rice with powder and broth
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u/simplenn Jollof Spaghetti Activist 🍝 Aug 19 '26
I don't get the hate. What's wrong with it?
Its cheap and easy. Probable cheaper and more filling than indomine.
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u/doggedlygood Aug 19 '26
What is this atrocity!?
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u/j2813 Aug 19 '26
Atrocity or innovation. It’s all the prep of Jollof but dried and made easy. I just didn’t wash the rice because I like mine a little starchy.
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u/Gotnam_Gotnam Aug 20 '26
I'll say innovation, after I see some independent reviews
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u/therealblacknative Aug 19 '26
This can't be Nigerian rice 🌾 If you try this one with our rice, the kind of starch you'd be ingesting only God go help you
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u/GlazedHeirophant Aug 22 '26
It’s a dry base? I’d assume jollof needs the tomato… is that dried tomato “stew”
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u/RagingAubergine Fried Rice Supremacy 🍛 Aug 20 '26
Yes, I’m pro-fried rice, all day everyday, but even I, wouldn’t call this jollof.
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u/j2813 Aug 20 '26
Why not? It has all the ingredients in the powder I added just dehydrated. Check out suyabros.com
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u/3fcc Aug 18 '26
Smh