I love this igbo meal

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.

A few yrs back my first Igbo food was abacha ! My immediate thought was how can something so good only be $1 or n1,000 😳 I loved it so much we went back 3 days in a row after lol. Right away I learned how myself

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

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.

There’s nothing like fresh homemade butter, you’re tastebuds will be very pleased 😀. This is so easy all you need is a kitchen aid, or a stand mixer. Not only are you getting butter you are getting buttermilk whats great for baking. There are other ways to make butter like shake in a mason jar lol 😂 this is how I make it.

I admit that I was once obsessed with Nutella. I know it is very unhealthy even tho me and my daughters love it. We spread on toast almost every morning. It came to the point when I realized how much sugar were used to make a jar of Nutella. You can see the image below (from Google). I decided to do the right thing and ban Nutella in my household.It is frightening the ratio between chocolate and hazelnuts to the amount of oil and sugar. By educating myself and my daughters, we made up our minds that we would rather make our own Nutella from scratch. It is really simple and quite cost-effective too. All we need is a food processor and no more than 7 natural ingredients. It also takes about less than 45 mins to put everything together. Yes, we do not use any sugar. We used pure honey instead; you can use any other natural sweeteners if desired. Maple syrup works really well too.Do not expect the same sugary explosion, you are not gonna get it here. It is also not as glossy and smooth as compared to Nutella. You will need a conche to create that shine and texture. Maybe in the future, if I can afford, I will invest in 1 so I can show you lovely people how it is done. In the meantime, let's get started with the recipe.

Russian Salad, also known as Olivier (салат Оливье ) It is a fairly simple recipe. All you’ve got to do is boil, dice everything and mix all the ingredients together.

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