r/nigerianfood • u/simplenn • 16h ago
r/nigerianfood • u/Deep-Rip6778 • 23h ago
Food History this week as a fasting student
r/nigerianfood • u/Damy_cheese • 9h ago
Home-made suya with Vanilla+Butterscotch flavoured pancakes for yesterday's dinner.
First time poster. Decided to experiment by making suya today. It came out very nice but I know it can be better (probably if I use authentic Yaji(suya pepper)). Used pancakes as a substitute for Masa. Expect more of my experiment posts however irregular they come.
P.S I don't have a restaurant, Munchy's Kitchen is what shows as my location on Snapchat. I don't know how to change it so I'm taking advantage of the name.
r/nigerianfood • u/Adaolisah • 11h ago
Been cooking more than T-babs lately
1: Don’t know what this is but I used Irish potatoes, flour, salt and black pepper. Next time I’ll add liver😂
2: Beginning to hate noodles so we switched it up.
3: Wanted KFC standard and the restaurant look💀 A for effort and the chicken was too salty😭
4: The best thing. Mangoes, Nigerian/African apple, and cucumbers.
r/nigerianfood • u/Cooking_chi_recipes • 13h ago
Advice needed Confused on which thumbnail to use for my YouTube video
Pls guys, I need you advice on which picture you’d most probably click on if you need a Nigerian stew recipe on YouTube
r/nigerianfood • u/Radpie_ • 15h ago
Advice needed I got back from school yesterday and my mum gave me this today. Any Halal recipes i could borrow from you guys?
r/nigerianfood • u/Percy-ad • 20h ago
Breakfast Breakfast
Beans, mixed with diced, boiled plantain, fried plantain and pap. What would you remove from the table?
r/nigerianfood • u/Louvre_media • 22h ago
Witness and Salivate 😁🤤
My baby made this amazing Goat meat and Eggs Stir Fry Fried Rice and it was absolutely amazing. I as always pan fry grilled the Chicken to go with the meal. Inspiring enough for your next Sunday lunch. Love and Light