Traditional Nigerian Food!! Cheap Vs Expensive!!

Traditional Nigerian Food!! Cheap Vs Expensive!!
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TRADITIONAL + EXPENSIVE FOOD

1. WHITE HOUSE
ADDRESS: 9 Chapel St, Yaba 100001, Lagos, Nigeria

?? JOLLOF RICE: Mix vegetable oil, seasoning, tomato paste, onion, salt, red chili pepper and water. Add Niger sweet rice (locally grown rice) and allow it to cook and absorb the sauce for 40 minutes.

?? POUNDED YAM: Peel yams and chop into cubes. Mix yams with very very hot water and pound with a big wooden paddle until it is soft/sticky.

?? BOILED COW SKIN: Boil cow skin in water, add salt.
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2. YAKOYO ABULA JOINT
ADDRESS: 107 Ogunlana Drive, Surulere 100001, Lagos, Nigeria
SOCIAL MEDIA: @yakoyo_abulajoint

?? AMALA: Dry out yam flour. In a massive pot, boil water. Add yam flour and mix until it turns black. Pour it into a new bucket and continue beating it. Serve with stew and other foods.

?? GOAT MEAT: Chop up goat meat. In a massive pot, boil water. Add goat meat. In a big cooking pan, Add palm oil and onion. Then add Tomato, red chili pepper, onion, red chili blended together – boil separately – add chicken powder and salt THEN mix in the goat meat.
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3. ILE EROS
SOCIAL MEDIA: Chef Eros – @thebillionairechef | Ile Eros – @ile.eros

?? RICE DISH: In a frying pan, add coconut sauced cream, sauteed corn and ofada rice. Mix. Add coconut sauced cream and stir.

?? MASA: Cut Masa (rice cakes) in half, place suya pepper on top. In a frying pan, add butter. Place the masa face down in the frying pan and let it cook for a minute and then plate.

?? ANTELOPE DISH: In a frying pan, add butter and garlic cloves. Add antelope, parsley and more butter. Allow to cook, mixing the butter and sauce over the antelope Place masa and salad on top. Sprinkle suya pepper.

?? GUINEA FOWL: Boil water and dip the guinea fowl in the water. Defeather, debone and butcher the guinea fowl. Slice into thin pieces and lay in a pan. Add salt, pepper and flip. Sear it in a frying pan with butter. Marinate it in a homemade palm oil habanero pepper sauce for about 3 hours. In a separate frying pan, add oil. Make a meatball out of the offbits of the guinea fowl that aren’t typically used. Fry. Mix in fried cassava flakes (garig).

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  1. This comment is directed @ Jude Calvin who considers it's an opinion for the to insult another culture's food. Level up your heart and don't allow the world to wreck you.

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