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Seafood okro is a very rich meal on its own and also expensive to prepare but trust me it’s worth it’s value..

Its my favorite dish. It is a dish that was discovered in Nigeria and it is still prepared in Nigeria under the name Okazi leaf soup. It is very tasty and enjoyed by 80% of Cameroonians.

Prep time: 15 mins Cook time: 1 hour Total time: 1 hour 15 minsServes: 1 MEDIUM POT Native soup of the Efik people, pale and mustardy with distinctive earthy and aromatic flavours from the seeds of the Ibaba plant.

For a lover of veg.soup who emphasized on 'extra meat'

#Ashlab.Okro soup has been one of the most easiest and quickest soup to prepare.some argue that okro takes a lot of time and energy to make,but for me I used the blender method to blend my okro and ogbonno due to the fact that I don’t like the smell that comes from ogbonno,So blending it together with the okro removes the smell and also gives it a nice taste.It’s known as miyan kubewa in Hausa.I love everything about okro soup mixed with ogbonno,especially that part of draw,which makes it fun while eating. Blending your belly pepper,chilly pepper with the garlic,onions and cray fish gives the paste a nice aroma and also taste.Least I forget I used the processed okro because I couldn’t get the fresh okro here .You can cut spinach and add to your okro soup.Don’t forget to wash your hands before you start cooking and also wash all the veggies that needs to be washed.

I love chicken noodle soups I make it all the time and love it finally after years I got it down my kids love it and great for cold days or rainy days

First time am trying this. Please correct me if I missed anything.

I love food lol but my favorite soup of all, is this beautiful palm nut soup. The flavor of the palm nut is indescribable and delicious 😋! The palm tree is just amazing that you can get wine from it and it’s no low class wine either! Palm oil is a must for a lot of Igbo dishes and of course the palm nut soup 🍜 is time consuming but so worth it !

Ahhhh, apples! Nature’s way of saying “I love you”This concoction is both buttery and crisp, and as versatile as a soup can be: you can serve it either savory (adding nutmeg) or sweet (adding cinnamon), depending on your whim and your family’s preference!