How to Make The Nigerian Chin Chin

Introduction: Nigerians invented the crispy deep-fried snack known as chin chin. Before the introduction of little chops, it served as the national Christmas snack and was also served at weddings in Nigeria. This recipe for Nigerian Chin Chin is very simple to make and demonstrates how to cut Nigerian Chin Chin quickly. Nigerian Chin Chin … Read more

How to prepare Nigerian Rama Salad

Introduction Kwado is simply the English word for salad. It is yet another meal that people adore despite being rarely consumed. Perhaps the reason it isn’t consumed more frequently is that rama leaves are less common than other vegetables like spinach, lettuce, and the like. Rama Salad preparation will be covered in this article. The … Read more

Tuwon Alabo (cassava swallow)

Introduction Tuwon Alabo, also known as cassava swallow, is a traditional food prepared from cassava flour (Alabo), which is made by fermenting peeled cassava in water, drying the fermented cassava in the sun, and then milling the powdered cassava into flour. This flour is made from cassava, a root vegetable. It can also be used … Read more

Miyar Zogale (Moringa Soup)

Introduction: Moringa is a superfood that’s packed with nutrients and has many health benefits. Miyar zogale is a popular dish in northern Nigeria, and it’s usually served with fufu or pounded yam. It’s said to be healthy, delicious, and quite easy to make. In this article, we will guide you through on how to prepare … Read more

How to cook the Hausa Gurasa

Introduction: Gurasa is a traditional Hausa food made from flour, butter, milk, and sugar. It’s usually shaped into a flat, round disc and then fried. The final product is somewhat similar to a doughnut, but without a hole in the middle. Gurasa is often eaten for breakfast or as a snack. Does that sound tasty? … Read more

Nigerian Egusi & Spinach Soup

Egusi soup, also known as melon soup, is a popular Nigerian soup made with egusi seeds (which are also called melon seeds), tomatoes, onions, and spices. It’s usually served with fufu, pounded yam, or eba. The seeds are rich in protein and fat, which makes the soup very nutritious and filling. It’s a pretty involved … Read more

Miyar Kuka: (baobab soap)A Taste of Hausa Tradition

Introduction: Nestled in the heart of Nigeria lies a culinary masterpiece: Miyar Kuka. This traditional dish, rich in flavor and heritage, encapsulates the essence of Nigerian cuisine. Join me on a gastronomic journey as I unravel the secrets of cooking this captivating delicacy. The Origins of Miyar Kuka:To truly appreciate the essence of this delectable … Read more

A Step-by-Step Guide To Prepare The Perfect Cheese Pizza

Introduction: There’s something magical about the combination of melted cheese, tangy tomato sauce, and a perfectly cooked crust that makes cheese pizza a timeless favorite. Whether you’re a cheese lover or simply enjoy the classic simplicity of a delicious slice, making your own cheese pizza is a rewarding culinary adventure. In this article, we will … Read more