Can’t believe the year has run it’s course already
😓
, jeez! it went so fast. Well as usual, It’s that time of the year again where we get to reminisce on your favorite posts of the year.
As a custom on the blog, new years eve is a time to take a look back on how far we’ve come by going through the posts i enjoyed making and you enjoyed reading during the course of the year. These posts where definitely planted with good seeds and by putting them all together, it gives us an insight on the type of good seeds we should keep planting and the rotten seeds we’d totally get rid of in the coming year :). Want to know what lies in number 1? Scroll to the very end of this post. It’s a real shocker i tell you. Now let’s get down to business. Happy new year in advance.
Check out the readers favorites of 2016 HERE
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Beans and yam porridge is a hearty dish enjoyed across the country. It’s a one pot dish which has the essential classes of food such as protein, carbohydrate, fat & oil. When combined with yam, it takes it to a whole new level of awesomeness.
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9.
Fried pepper & onion sauce with pomo is a tasty sauce which you’d find mainly sold by street food vendors (just like
ata din din
).
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8.
One of the reasons why i love whole fresh coconuts is because no part of it goes to waste. I must admit, in the past, processing coconut to me just meant
drinking the juice
for its amazing health benefits.
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7.
Chicken peppersoup is a tasty spicy soup made with chicken, herbs and a host of local spices. It’s a very watery soup which is usually served as an appetizer or main dish when paired with other dishes such as rice, agidi/eko or yam.
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6.
Are you having a fun and casual get together with friends pretty soon? Well i guess i’ve got the perfect solution to your cocktail worries.
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5.
So i decided to go through a list of popular snacks we enjoy here in Naija and i just couldn’t come up with a favorite from the list.
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4.
It’s no secret that beef is a big part of the Nigerian diet. We practically use it for most of our cooking in soups, stews, main dishes and so on.
3.
Starting the week with this boozy drink and It’s been a long time coming! I’m a real lover of sweet liqueurs and one of my favorite is Irish cream.
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2.
I must admit, i’m just a simple girl who loves simple things like listening to the radio, watching movies and eating out. Good isn’t it :).
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1.
Chicken shawarma is a tasty sandwich wrap which is pretty easy to make. It’s really similar to beef shawarma with the only difference being that chicken is being used instead of beef as it is in
beef shawarma
.
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