Date Syrup Pap

Came across this recipe by foodiescene. It's a nice twist to the usual pap. It tasted a little bit like Ribena. My kids loved it

Taking pap to a different level,life of a chef I can be creative though.

The twin easy meal when they wake up hungry.added milk to sweeten it

#1post1hope

It's cold here and raining,this dish is soothing as well as healthy ❤️

Growing up in Sapele was fun. While my dad tried a whole lot to build an ajebuta last born in me, I was always considering other kids in my environment and insisted on the kpako kinda life ☺ it was fun.As a Bassa Nge child that grew in a Bassa Nge home, I love Jigba Kosu. I used to choose it over tea a thousand and one times. There was a time I striked a deal with my step mom to be putting plenty kosu (lump) in my pap so I can be dashing her my #10 daily allowance for Baba. Thinking back to that time makes me laugh.Both dad and step mom are no more but their love remains in my heart. Dedicating my today's breakfast to Yawo: my step mom. She was beyong a mother. May the souls of the departed Unmah's find rest and peace.Let's make Jigba Kosu 💃

For healthy living

This is something i was taught a while back for feeding my baby and i put a little twist of mine to it and o yes.... she loved it

I added enough milk and sugar and slept off.i named today pap day😁

I used vegetable plant based milk to prepare it

I needed a fun breakfast just to chill while I await orders,though I ate it with akara😘

This pap to me is one of the richest pap

I drizzled plant based milk in it for a complete health booster 💕

Infants favorite from 6monthes upwards😍#Abuja#

#ramadancontest. Made with love 😋😍

#AZerohungernigeriaby2030ispossible

Is plantain season here and I am taking charge.both a full bunch.

Àkàrà is a type of fritter made from cowpeas; or beans - black eye peas. It is found throughout West African,Akamu is very popular in Nigeria for its benefits to nursing mothers. It is believed to improve breastmilk production.It is also great for babies. Starting from six months of age. It's serves as a weaning food for baby. It is digested and is kind to baby's tender stomach. Akamu is usually taken warm. It serves as a stand alone breakfast or compliments dishes like: Akara (bean balls), moin moin ( bean cakes) Fried plantains and beans porridge

My kids love pap,I thought this is a new meal and finished it on one sitting.#babyfoodcompetition#

It's rich in fiber,protein and the likes#stayhealthy

Yummy milky

My baby dosent like pap but this here is she finished it.

Onces i take pap as breakfast I will feeling sleepy throughout the day but I still love taking it especially with date.

Breakfast inspiration

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The secret to sweet akara is plenty onion

Breakfast inspiration

#Abuja