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23 NIGERIAN FOODS (+ EASY RECIPES) - INSANELY GOOD
From insanelygoodrecipes.com
4.8/5 (19)Published May 28, 2021Category Recipe Roundup
- Jollof Rice. Just as rice is a staple in many Asian and Latin American countries, it is in Nigeria, too. Jollof rice, at its core, is rice cooked with tomato, onion, pepper, and spices.
- Garri. Garri is another classic dish widely popular in every Nigerian household, regardless of region or ethnicity. It’s made of peeled and ground cassava.
- Egusi Soup. Egusi soup is a Nigerian delicacy that features ground melon or pumpkin seeds as its main ingredient. Other ingredients include meat or seafood, fermented beans, onions, and vegetables.
- Moi Moi. Moi moi is a Nigerian steamed pudding made from black-eyed peas, bouillon, dried crayfish, onions, and ground peppers. It sounds like such a crazy combination, but it works!
- Chin Chin. Chin chin is a crunchy, deep-fried snack made of flour, milk, and sugar. With a crispy-crunchy exterior and a soft interior, it reminds me of the Spanish churro, but in bite-sized form.
- Fufu. Fufu is a large starchy dumpling made of equal parts green plantain flour, cassava, and water. It’s another Nigerian staple that’s also popular in many West African countries.
- Dodo (Fried Plantains) Dodo is a Nigerian snack featuring fried over-ripe plantains. If you’ve never had deep-fried plantains before, you’re in for a treat.
- Nigerian Tomato Stew. Nigerian tomato stew has a lovely red hue and delicious bold flavors. With rich tomatoes as its flavor base, this stew is truly enticing.
- Ogbono Soup. Ogbono soup has a slippery texture and a rich flavor. It’s also sometimes referred to as “draw soup,” because of its mucilaginous texture.
- Nigerian Buns. Nigerian buns have a super soft and spongy interior and a crunchy outer crust. It’s a popular street food in Nigeria and is often paired with a chilled beverage.
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5/5 (2)Published Oct 3, 2022
- Jollof Rice. The popular jollof rice is a classic recipe that makes it to almost all special occasions in Nigeria. It is a rich, tasty, and elegant meal consisting of rice cooked with pepper, broth, seasoning, and spices in one pot.
- Nigerian Fried Rice. This version of fried rice consists of fresh vegetables fried and stirred into the rice. It is a healthy bowl that consists of beef liver, carrots, green beans, sweet corn peas, and more.
- Meat Pie. A mix of flour, butter, salt, sugar, baking powder, and egg batter kneaded and filled with seasoned ground beef, carrots and potatoes make a comfort snack for you.
- Egusi Soup. The list of Nigerian soups cannot be complete without Egusi soup. Egusi soup is made from melon seed from the gourd family. The melon seed is grounded and made into a ball with a mix of leafy vegetables and pepper.
- Spinach Stew (Efo Riro) Efo riro is a one-pot spinach stew made with chopped spinach stirred into a pepper stew. You can add any protein of choice to make an assorted delicacy.
- Beef Stew. This stew consists of tenderly cooked beef soaked in a delicious broth. Furthermore, this pot of red stew is nutritious and rich. You can serve it with bread, white rice, couscous and so on.
- African Buns – Nigerian Buns. Looking for a light snack with an undeniable sweet taste? This small golden ball of buns is a hit for you. It is made from a batter of flour, baking powder, milk, and sugar.
- Puff Puff. This is another lovely snack twining with Nigerian buns. Puff puff consists of yeast instead of baking powder. The batter is deep-fried in hot oil to get the golden-brown ball that you can pair with your favorite juice.
- Plantain Puff Puff. While making this version of puff puff, we add plantain to give a unique taste. It is equally soft and sweet with a chewy texture. You can make this version if you want a different taste from the classic puff puff recipe.
- Spicy Puff Puff Recipe. This is for spicy food lovers. This version is an alternative to the sweet puff puff recipe. It is not so sweet because of its low sugar but spicy, soft, and savory.
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5/5 (6)Total Time 44 minsCuisine NigerianCalories 346 per serving
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Reviews 12Published Oct 26, 2017Estimated Reading Time 7 mins
- TOMATO STEW. If you are new to Nigerian cuisine, this should be your introduction. This Nigerian Tomato stew is primarily made up of tomatoes, peppers, onions (tomato stew base) and spices.
- JOLLOF RICE. Jollof rice is the culinary symbol of Nigeria. Nigerians are passionate about this dish. Jollof rice features regularly on dinner tables, restaurants and in every Nigerian social gathering.
- OKRO SOUP. Okro soup, Okra soup (Lady’s finger or gumbo) is one of Nigeria’s “national” dishes, this soup is cooked across the length and breadth of Nigeria, from the north where dehydrated okro is used to the south where okro is used fresh.
- EGUSI SOUP. It can arguably be said that Egusi Soup is the most universal of all Nigerian soups. Practically every Nigerian tribe has their own version of egusi soup.
- BEANS PORRIDGE. In Nigeria, there are many ways beans is prepared but beans porridge is very popular and universal. Mothers believe beans porridge is highly nutritious and will make a child grow taller, so they make sure it features regularly on the dinner table.
- MOI-MOI. Moi-Moi is a very popular beans pudding in Nigeria, made mostly with skinned black-eyed peas (white beans) or brown beans. It can be made using either whole beans puree or rehydrated beans powder, both taste delicious.
- YAM POTTAGE. Yam pottage is very simple, quick and easy to make. Although the ingredients are basic, it tastes very luscious and is very filling. It is a one-pot dish that saves a lot of time especially in typical Nigerian style when there are tons of people sleeping over during weddings, burials etc., it is one of the easy breakfast dishes to serve.
- PUFF-PUFF. Chewy and pillowy soft, puff-puff is a staple Nigerian fried dough or batter. It has all the right elements of fried dough that are so appealing, yeasty, soft, sugary and fried, what’s not to love.
- CATFISH PEPPER SOUP. Nigerians love pepper soup, it is the spicy broth of meat or fish with some bitter herb added. Catfish pepper soup is always high in demand by guests at Nigerian parties and is about the most common pepper soup cooked in Nigerian homes, pubs, restaurants etc.
- NOODLES. From China to Nigeria with love, noodles, the dry instant variety, are consumed in copious amounts in Nigeria, you’d think it was invented here.
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