What screams Christmas more than a traditional South African gammon? As you may already know, there are many people who look forward to a traditional Xmas recipe for friends and family on this very special holiday. In reality, there are plenty of other traditional Christmas dishes from South Africa that must be taken into account…
How many of us love getting together with others or love hosting parties? If you’re planning on creating a Nigerian food party, we’ve got you covered in this post! Here is a list of Nigerian party food to give you some ideas for your next gathering or party. Keep in mind that some of these…
How many of us love eating nice, hot soups (especially when you’re experiencing cold weather)? I’m definitely a huge fan! One thing I love about Nigerian cuisine is that there are so many GREAT Nigerian soup and stew recipes out there that you must try! So, for your convenience, I have developed a list of…
How many of us love eating chicken? I’m definitely a huge fan! One thing I love about Nigerian chicken recipes is that there is a good chance that you will find a delicious recipe you’ll be excited to make, simply because chicken is a very easy meat to find (at least here in the United…
How many of us love sausages? I’m definitely a huge fan. One thing I love about Nigerian sausage rolls is that they are not too difficult to make and they are DELICIOUS. You may be asking why do people like these sausage rolls from Nigeria? Well, one of the simplest answers I can give you…
How many of us love sugar-flavored ANYTHING? I’m definitely a huge fan. One thing I love about Nigerian donuts is that they are not too difficult to make and they are DELICIOUS. If you’re interested in learning more, read further down to learn how to make Nigerian doughnuts. But first, a little about Nigerian cuisine…
A lot of us have heard the saying that breakfast is the most important meal of the day. Whether or not you eat breakfast, many people around the world choose to consume something in the morning to jumpstart their day. For example, in Costa Rica, where I’m from, we eat gallo pinto (rice and black…