I am still writing on jollof rice, but this times, jollof rice prepared by the Nigerians. Sometimes, there is this competition on social media that, Nigerian Jollof rice is better than Cameroon Jollof rice. All I know is, all are delicious meals.
This is meal common to the people of the eastern part of Nigeria. Nigeria is a very big state. In that state they are a lot of tribes like the Igbo’s, Yoruba, Hausa etc. This tribes have their meals the prepare that is common to them.
In most the restaurant you have eating, some of the meals are not even on google or have been prepared by you. In my country, Ugba is bitter-leaf and this leave is being used to prepare so many soups of different kind.
Nigeria is a country blessed with tastes from many places, this one comes from Northern Nigeria, it’s a beef jerky. Kilishi is a beef jerky prepared through two main steps, including sliced beef into very thin layered pieces and then dried well but not to crispy form, the last step includes marinate it in a solution of herbs, veggies and spices to give it a taste.
In Cameroon, they are a lot of people that rare fowls. This is because of the enormous land we have and also the freedom to do so. The fowls kept here in Cameroon are the Agric fowls, Land fowls and the old layers. Egg consumption is a common thing here in my country. For lunch and supper, how do you prepare your eggs so that it satisfies you and your family?
Cameroon is a neighbouring country to Nigeria. This is a Nigerian meal, but due to the friendship Cameroon has with Nigeria, most of the dishes prepared in Nigeria are prepared in Cameroon and vis.
Miyan kuka is among the loved soups in Nigeria with Ewedu and Ofe onubu included. Miyan kuka is originally comes from Hausa tribe in the northern Nigeria.
In Africa, there are so many tribes and cultures practiced by millions of people in different areas of Africa. In Africa, we don’t joke with traditional meals. Most of which I have already writing on.
Ikokore (Water yam portage) originated from Ogun state, Nigeria and is a major dish for the Ijebu natives.
Nigerian cuisine Tuwo shinkafa is originated from Hausa tribe, people leaving on the northern part of the country. Unlike tuwo masara that is prepared from maize, Tuwo shinkafa is prepared mainly from highly smashed rice and sometimes from corn.
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