I came, i saw and i ATE!!!!!
This post is an ode to all the delicious Nigerian delicacies i consumed whilst on vacation. I am not joking when i say majority of what i did centered around eating and making sure that i sampled all the things i had craved for so long.
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White Rice with Spinach and fired plantain, served with Chicken stew |
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Efo Riro (Spinach) - cooked with dry fish, pepper & spices |
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Eba (made from Cassava flour) served with Egusi Soup and Fish stew |
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Jollof Rice, Garnished fried beef & fried plantain |
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Top Picture- White Rice with assorted meat stew
Bottom Picture- Garinished Snail, Fisherman's pepper soup |
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Suya - Grilled meat served with special suya pepper |
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Nkwobi - Cowleg delicacy |
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Ofada rice & stew with Moimoi
Ofada rice- Whole grain unprocessed rice
moi-moi- made from blended beans, onions, pepper and seasoning and your choice of boiled egg or sardine |
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I am not usually a white wine fan, but this South African wine by Noble Hill was lovely |
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Shawarma Nigerian style - This right here is the BUSINESS, absolutely delicious, tastes different to the ones sold in the UK
In certain places they add a special sausage which gives it the finger licking goodness #LOVEIT |
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Agege Bread with Akara
Akara (bean cake)- made from blended beans, onions and spices which is then fried |
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Ube (African Pear)- Usually eaten with Corn but can also be eaten on it's own |
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SuperYogo- Frozen Yoghurt icecream
The best in the world FULL STOP
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You are killing me with these food pictures. I'm now craving suya from Naija & especially Nigerian Shawarma (I prefer it to the ones out here).
ReplyDelete@Henessy hehe, i am craving it too just by looking at this post. I still find myself reminiscing and saying 'this time two weeks ago i was eating xyz' lol
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