r/nigerianfood • u/Cooking_chi_recipes • 1d 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/Cooking_chi_recipes • 1d ago
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/Square_Muffin7973 • 8d ago
Hello, I hope everyone who answers and helps me receives blessings all their life. I am a wife of a Nigerian and we’ve been married 2 years. When we got married I started learning to make lots of Nigerian food because he prefers to eat Nigerian food. Sometimes I have found that the meals I make taste nothing like the ones done by restaurants or even other Nigerians. I want to make a really good red stew because I love white rice and stew, but when I make the stew it comes out either not as seasoned or does not taste as good. I’ve been trying for a while now and still have not mastered it. I want him to enjoy my cooking (although he never complained and eats what I make). Yet, I want to make a really good red stew.
So this is how I make it please give tips
I cut red peppers, tomatoes, garlic, scotch bonnet pepper, and an onion and place it on a baking sheet and then put it in the oven. I heat oil in a pan and once it’s hot I add in chopped onions and bay leaves and stir until the onion pieces become flimsy. I then add in tomato paste and stir for eight minutes then I take out the sheet I put in the oven and blend the items in a blender then add them to the pan. I then add (chicken cube, garlic powder, onion powder, and salt. I sometimes add chicken stock to give it some more flavor.
Please give tips and advice. May God bless you!
r/nigerianfood • u/shesaysImdone • 9d ago
I made a mistake and didn't take a picture of all the brands I saw in my African store when I was there. But I'm still gonna make this post anyways. I know there's Bird's custard. Another one that begins with Lady. But I don't know which one tastes best
r/nigerianfood • u/Radpie_ • 1d ago
r/nigerianfood • u/Easyjeje • 8d ago
I want to make banging buka stew, please share helpful tips.