Tag Archive for: Nigerian Cuisine

Nigeria – Gbegiri Soup

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.

Nigeria – Tuwo Masara

Tuwo masara is another dish from Nigeria, specifically from northern Nigeria. The Hausa–Fulani are the ethnic groups in the northern part of the country, are the most consumers of the cuisine.

Nigeria – Egusi Sauce and Snails With Ripe Plantains

A snail is one of the oldest mollusks to have existed. Some will say they can’t consume such, but after tasting it for the first time with some pepper, the story will be told different. Probably after reading this, you may want to prepare Egusi sauce and snails.

Nigeria – Miyan Kuka

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.

Nigeria – Garri

In Nigeria, Garri will sound every on the cereals market. It is a very potential, loved and valued flour, due to the products it gives. It originates from Yoruba people of Ijebu origin in the country.

Nigeria – Ekuru and Ata Dindin

Nigeria is a country located in western Africa, it is bordered by Niger in the north, Cameroon to the east, Benin in the west and Gulf of Guinea in the Atlantic ocean to the southern part. Ekuru is originate from Yoruba tribe, people living in the southern part of the country, among three ethnic groups in tribes in Nigeria.

Nigeria – Ibaba Soup

Ibaba soup is prepared using Ibaba seeds mixes with snails. It is common to Efiks tribe in the country. Ibaba soup is of many kinds depending on how you prepare it.

Nigeria – Abak Atama Soup

Today, you will be reading about Abak Atama Soup. This is a delicious soup popular amongst the Ibibios of Akwa Ibom State in southern Nigeria. Unlike some other soups, this meal got its names from the ingredient used for preparation.

Nigeria – Margi Special

Nigeria is a country in Africa sharing land borders with the Republic of Benin in the west, Cameroon in the east, and Niger in the north. The dish is popular in the northeastern part of Nigeria, with an origin from the Margi tribe people who are living around riverine.

Nigeria – Moi-Moi

Moi moi is a nice dish eating in Africa. This is common with the Nigerian people. Unlike koki beans and koki corn in Cameroon, in Nigeria it is Moi moi.