Tumeric pap

The taste of this pap is goodness..... #1post1hope

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 💃

I tale this almost every morning to start my day some pple said it makes them sleepy but mine gives me energy for the day.

Am not a fan of buying commercial or store pap for kids. Some many thought runs through my mind, how hygienic is the environment, what type of water did the seller used in preparation. I prefer doing mine myself joor to avoid stories that touches,

It's a normal tradition to have pap variety during the Ramadan fasting period! My favorite is tamarind for it health benefits.

I grew up drinking this pap all the time,most especially during ramadan,that time the millet is to be grinded everyday to have that fresh taste. But now I used a new recipe or method instead of grinding its everyday so I make a pest and keep it in my fridge so that I can make it at any time I wish but the indigenous way is not a pest,we make it by grinding the millet into a powdered form. I want to share this so that some people that cannot be able to have the powdered one can use this method to make their mordom

#ramadancontest. Made with love 😋😍

Am so much in love with tamarind pap,, I never get tired of drinking it.

#kanostate the snappy way of making kunun tsamiya.

The weather here is hot so I decided to make pap, because we need more liquid food than solid ones. And I searched my kitchen I couldn't get any thing that I can make pap with, so I just have flour and my heart decided to make pap out of it, #Ramadanclass hmmm the result is sooo delicious 😋

Pap is made from dried corn it's actually a treasure among cereals because in Africa , especially in Nigeria ,once a woman put to bed,she has to take it , because their is a belief that it helps in production of milk during lactation. and it's a lite food for recovery after surgery or during illness it's a super food for pregnant women craving for sour food or fruit.

Kunu is one of the traditional drink in Northern part of Nigeria.In many villages Kunu is use in an event. There are several ways of making an attractive kunu an i feel so happy to share with you my healthy recipe. Using zobo leaves and ginger Apart from health benefits zobo gives kunu an attractive colour whereas ginger brings a flavour ,and improves blood circulation .The taste and flavor is just a WOW ...Enjoy

Healthy and nice 👍. You can also add powdered milk if you wish.

I’ve bn seeing dis milk pap but never cared to try and given how easy d prep time is with zero stress.....till I tasted it today😋😋 i was like,,,, sorry to myself... i mean can a pap taste any better??? But seriously it’s soo ma sha Allah nd wowwww on My taste bud😋😋 i had to make moreee cuz I couldn’t get enough.... if u haven’t tried it, (biko/pls/ejo/taimaka—DO.. i dunno if am over-exaggerating??🤷‍♀️

I love pap though maybe cos is smooth.

Infact is a food for all children and adults, bt i like it with fried plantain (dodo)😋😋

Kunun gyada is common in north but almost everyone has there own way of making it, this is another way of making it in my place Adamawa. We normally use groundnut paste and white rice ( shinkafan tuwo)try it you will surely like it also it has so many health benefit, very good for children as well.

For babys

It is a Tiv tribal pap, eaten with Moimoi, a bambara nut produce

I dislike taking guinea corn pap at first until I tried it with yoghurt , same goes with milk(peak)😋

This pap to me is one of the richest pap

This is a 7grains pap, ful of nutrients,its good for lactating mothers, pregnant women, malnourished child, women that are too slim and wants to look chubby 😉and also elderly people or sick person.Its taste so delicious and yummy.

It's a nutritional meal good for mums that want to stop breastfeed, we all need to add it to our meal plan.

I love home made meals from scratch basically for proper hygiene and the love of doing it myself

#FPPC# Thanks to cookpad for always finding the way out I've been thinking what will I make my potatoes in to and I came across this wonderful recipe,I tried and it was superb!

Since I started making my pap this way, I no longer have the fear that it will get sour and I travel with it and won't have to buy pap from unknown people for my baby.

I'm not really a fan of anything made with beans, but if I have to eat moi moi, it has to be palm oil moi moi. Thanks to Omy for the recipe.#BenueState

My best breakfast, when am off from work.