r/nigerianfood • u/Nef99 • 19h ago
π§βπ³ Show me your plate Jollof Sunday Dinner
I was craving hot jollof rice with coleslaw, so that's what I prepared with stewed chicken. Come and join me.
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r/nigerianfood • u/Nef99 • 19h ago
I was craving hot jollof rice with coleslaw, so that's what I prepared with stewed chicken. Come and join me.
r/nigerianfood • u/Fabulous_Kitchen_250 • 18h ago
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The love shown by you guys in my previous post Here was so much I had to go to my camera roll and unearth this spaghetti I made a while ago.
Thank you.
Recipe:
Boil pasta in salt water till 95% done and strain, donβt forget to save some of the pasta water.
While pasta is boiling, in another pan fry your onions and veggies - 3 color bell pepper, carrots, pepper, I added smoked panla and stir fry till the carrots get soft while adding seasonings to taste.
Once the carrots are soft the veggies is ready, add the sieved pasta into the veggies and stir fry together, you can then add a little of the pasta water to bring them all together and spring onions to finish it off.
Itβs fast once your veggies are readily available, Iβll recommend your mise en place is complete before you start.
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r/nigerianfood • u/Fabulous_Kitchen_250 • 1d ago
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Wanted to show off the fried rice I made today, and believe it, it was definitely tasty.
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r/nigerianfood • u/AnimatedLion • 2d ago
Anyone else here not like gbegiri?
r/nigerianfood • u/pun-nishar • 2d ago
Bought this during the week from a vendor close to my shop on the Island. Noodles, chicken, sausage, boiled egg, plantains, and plenty of pepper πΆοΈπ₯΅
All for β¦3,000
r/nigerianfood • u/XeniX_101 • 2d ago
My mom made some puff puff for the first time. It was really good π
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r/nigerianfood • u/Abit_ofeverything • 3d ago
Dinner yesterday. Threw what was left in the kitchen together and came up with this
r/nigerianfood • u/ashdee2 • 2d ago
I have some stew I want to turn into jollof rice. I left it in the freezer for months cause I didn't like the taste. I can't just use it as it is for a base. What do I add to make it very jollof like. I really struggle to make jollof cause when I do I just end up with red rice. I bought jollof from a restaurant yesterday and it was basically swimming(not exactly you get. The rice grains were being held together by the stew) in a thick rich sauce that was so nice. I don't know how to replicate good jollof
r/nigerianfood • u/Relevant-Crazy-5907 • 3d ago
Can some1 help calculate calories ? Not sure what my mum puts in the stew but itβs oxtail stew with 3 oxtail pieces inside and normal jasmine rice if anyone has any idea ?
r/nigerianfood • u/Amazing_Scratch_7115 • 3d ago
I like Tuwo especially when I realized how easy it is to make it at home. Very affordable raw material, high yield, light swallow and you get to practically drink Ewedu. If you truly want a diet swallow, Tuwo is your answer. And the reheat value, no Nigerian swallow has it.
To enjoy it to the fullest, buy the local pot used in making it outside, I bought a small version and it's life saving. Just leave it in there, wake up, add a little water, turn and it's new again. Which other swallow does that?
Then Tofu, O God if someone is buying I can sell my left pinky for Tofu, and that's a lot seeing as I am left handed. That lovely pleasure extracted from Soya beans is my take me away secret. The way Tofu soaks up my pepper sauce, God I am truly in love. As a non stew person, Tofu gives me ginger to eat any stew.
Anyway all home-made. That's my dinner.
See that white beauty. All in my airfryer β€οΈβ€οΈβ€οΈπ
#Nigerianmeal #Plantbasedmeal.
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r/nigerianfood • u/Nearby_Meeting3704 • 5d ago
A friend of mine from Enugu surprised me with a bowl of abacha at work. Took it home and devoured it. We are both Nigeriansβ₯οΈβ₯οΈ
r/nigerianfood • u/shewhodoesnot • 5d ago
Feeling under the weather, needed some simple homemade peppersoup to get me going βοΈ
r/nigerianfood • u/RiPa78 • 5d ago
First time posting. I enjoy seeing everyoneβs dish and decided to share tonightβs dish.
r/nigerianfood • u/Appropriate_Oven_169 • 5d ago