We also eat Banga soup in Cameroon. My dad owns a Palm plantation, so he loves his made from scratch. Wooooorrrk! I know but still delicious. Love your recipe too. Great Job sis. Muaaaah!
Just tried the banga soup a couple of day and trust me when I say it was so delicious,love u load gul u made my 18 year and my 2017 end beautifully.hoping that one day I will see u,thanks a lot ma
🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰. Confused me tryna wow myself into making this soup. Had to quickly check out TH-cam so I don’t embarrass myself before myself. Glad to have found this video. It’s very helpful. And I know I’m probably not the first to say this but damn, you’re so pretty. I heard you saying when you make this pot of soup you get to consume it for about 4-5 days. Please invite me next time. Cheers. Great job. Shoutout to all who contributed in making this video.
Will try this method haven’t been able to get the spices here live in New York so annoying I have checked all the African market around me they never had it . So would try this method without it.👌
Zeelicious Foods I love Nigerian food am learning to cook Nigerian food from your video. Thanks for all your cooking girl delicious food job well done. By the way you are very beautiful you make your cooking and very interested sis.
Hey Nigeria babe!!u are tooo good in frying soup,hahahahhahahha,i would like to taste your egusi,banga and ogbono soup,i like food from Nigeria,i try to cook them but not perfect as u,i like coooking me too!!!KENYAN dishes and european species of foood
This called palm nut soup in Ghana ; it is very soupy . The leaves or okra is optional and not popularly used here.. It also done from scratch here , except if you live abroad . You should check out the Ghana version , it’s yummy .
Wait ooo..... sis, I just saw meat and kpomo in the pic at the end of this video.... where did they appear from? 😉😉😜😜😄😃😂.... don't mind me... the soup/stew still looks so yummy even without those.
I really like your channel. You make cooking look so easy. I'm ghanian and don't like cooking but my partner is Nigerian and always wants 10 different dishes in the fridge. Can you show other receipes on your channel because I don't know Nigerian foods or how to cook them please.
Ahhhh he needs flogging, 10different dishes at once it's not funny but I'm laughing😂 he better go learn how to cook those 10 different dishes... stressing someone's daughter🧐
Thank you so much dear! Opeyi is a local seasoning used in making most Nigerian local soups. If you live in Nigeria, you can go to any local market and ask the market women...I am sure they will be able to direct you to where you can get some. #muchlove
I think i've been away from Nigeria for too long. 2500 to cook a pot of soup? WTF? Nigeria is really going down hill. Last i remember, that amount was what sustained me in college in Ilorin for a whole year. Nigeria which way na? Smh.
Who’s here in 2022?? It’s amazing how far zeelicious foods has come. I’m so happy
2023 still following ur recipe ❤
How can I focus when all I'm watching are your healing smile and those pretty eyes lol phew! I'm inspired to make this soup today
Looking at this video made me wanna go back in time...
Hello WInni, Can you recreate this recipe, please? I dont think that it will be as cheap as it was anymore. I hope you see this comment.
I love this channel! Being American I'm not introduced to most of the meals you cook. Thanks for teaching so I'm able to enjoy new awesome meals ☺
Awwwwwww..its my absolute pleasure and thank you for loving my channel!
We also eat Banga soup in Cameroon. My dad owns a Palm plantation, so he loves his made from scratch. Wooooorrrk! I know but still delicious. Love your recipe too. Great Job sis. Muaaaah!
Thanks a zillion dear.
In Cameroon, we call this soup musu I think
What is okpei in Cameroon??
I love your smile and energy n you communicate with everyone in the world...simple English....we are learning My cc thanks...from South Africa
Surprised my husband with this on yesterday... it was a big hit! Thanks so much ❤️
And I just made this yesterday! Just for the love of ofe akwu....😚😚😚 ofe akwu gang where at thou?????? Goooooood job sis.
Thank you so much sis!!!
Fantastic Favour that's what I am eating as I'm typing this @fantastic favour. Try adding Ehuru (calabash nutmeg) to your ofe akwu. U will like it.
Adaora Onuorah hahahahahahhaha......You and food!! Of course! I don't cook ofe akwu without ehuru I have a video on that on my channel too.
Just tried the banga soup a couple of day and trust me when I say it was so delicious,love u load gul u made my 18 year and my 2017 end beautifully.hoping that one day I will see u,thanks a lot ma
Thank you so much for the feedback...i truly appreciate it.
I was hoping to learn new soup.. But it came with extra beauty..
🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰.
Confused me tryna wow myself into making this soup.
Had to quickly check out TH-cam so I don’t embarrass myself before myself.
Glad to have found this video.
It’s very helpful.
And I know I’m probably not the first to say this but damn, you’re so pretty.
I heard you saying when you make this pot of soup you get to consume it for about 4-5 days. Please invite me next time.
Cheers. Great job.
Shoutout to all who contributed in making this video.
Will try this method haven’t been able to get the spices here live in New York so annoying I have checked all the African market around me they never had it . So would try this method without it.👌
Thanks for sharing my traditional Soup. South West Region-Cameroon.
Wow I'm watching this in August 2020. ❤
Yeah! I am too😂😂
Me too 😂
You making cooking look sooooo fun plus I love your energy 💜
You such a good cook love all your recipes
U are d best i love ur recipes
I am just watching this in 2019, thanks a lot for the tutorial, by the way you are a very beautiful woman. Keep up the good job Zee.
I like watching her videos and the way she plays a bit with laughter. Secondly, I've learned a lot from her. Thx dear & keep it up 👍
Your smiles alone is worth subscribing for...you're just so beautiful
First time to watch ur video. I just love ur personality.
Thanks I just watched your video and finished cooking mine 😉
👍🏼 Best served with rice
Looks 😋 yummy
Yesss! Thank you!
Wait chill, you can buy palm oil extract from the market?
Yes. In a tin like tomatoes paste
Love ur cooking. Can u share wit us a video of how to cook delta owo soup. Tanx. Will really love it if u do
What leaf can I use instead of Scent leaf ? We donǘ t have it here inGermany. From which region of Nigeria is dis food ?
Ur food taste yummy yummy I like ur teaching only d face of d food wl make u demand for more.Infact it so tantalizing
If I could marry that would be something I will be happy about😩😩 Beautiful, socialite and very good cook, your nature has it already for me😊😍😍
My first time watching this channel, but the beauty of the babe coking is distracting me from concentrating on the cooking. She is Cute 💕
This s my favourite and I can cook it very well 💃💃
love the way you dance to the sizzling from your pot lol, you're a great cook love ya
Thank you so much! I love you too!
Always on top
Always love ur cooking
Thank you so much!
Ur smile and laugh reminds me of Tia mowry spent my evening watching all ur videos 👍👍babe
stellamaris cole I am super passionate about cooking...😁 thanks a lot for your comment dear..😘
stellamaris cole yeah I was just saying that too than I saw your comment. She's does smile like Tia
Zeelicious Foods I love Nigerian food am learning to cook Nigerian food from your video. Thanks for all your cooking girl delicious food job well done. By the way you are very beautiful you make your cooking and very interested sis.
Beautiful, intelligent and knows how to cook.
God bless you...
Amen! Thank you so much!
I’m a new subscriber
🤩
If its for eba then u need banga spieces else wat u made to me is called banga stew nice job sist l love u and ur pretty smile
Thank you!
@Joy you are right, that's the delta way.
Hey Nigeria babe!!u are tooo good in frying soup,hahahahhahahha,i would like to taste your egusi,banga and ogbono soup,i like food from Nigeria,i try to cook them but not perfect as u,i like coooking me too!!!KENYAN dishes and european species of foood
Thank you so much!
Wow nice soup love it
Never knew of scent leaves...I was thought with atama leaves...still nice
Banga soup and ofe akwu use the main byproduct palm Kanel. But the are completely different soup.
Looking so beautiful 😍
Zeelicious is killin em kpa thanks I'm getting better with my cooking.💖
This called palm nut soup in Ghana ; it is very soupy . The leaves or okra is optional and not popularly used here.. It also done from scratch here , except if you live abroad . You should check out the Ghana version , it’s yummy .
Winnie this your laugh ehh😍... am in love with it.
This is perfect banga soup.
Thank u so much for this recipe..ur smile makes it all good lol
Awwww...you are absolutely welcome dear!
Kudos I will try to cook this tho am a Yoruba lady
Lovely personality.... thanks for this awesome video... keep smiling please...
You are absolutely welcome!
Girl you are glowing! What do you use on your skin????
Hi Winnie,
I wanted to ask you for alternatives for banga leaves because i stay in Germany and I want to try this recipe
u can use spinach but the taste wont be like scent leaves thouh u can look for the scent leaves in an african shop
Wait ooo..... sis, I just saw meat and kpomo in the pic at the end of this video.... where did they appear from? 😉😉😜😜😄😃😂.... don't mind me... the soup/stew still looks so yummy even without those.
Hahahahahahahahhahahahahaha...thats an old pic I used because my photographer forgot to take new pictures. Loool. Thank you dear!
Zeelicious Foods lol don't just mind me dear I totally understand.... your laugh is everything! Keep smiling dear...
Oh ooooh! What is okpeyi?
I swear. Without okpei it’s incomplete. That’s the real locality inside lol. I’m loving ur style.
Yes o!!! Thank you dear!
juliet eze nwonwu please what is the order name for okpei
What the other name for okpei
Pls what's okpei and another name for it?
Your smile and beauty makes it all..
I love that pot. Girl you are too much. I love you
Nice
I like the way you smile why explain
Hi nice video where are u from
I couldn't even concentrate.u are so beautiful. Coming from a straight woman. U are beautiful
Awwwwwwww...thank you so much dear!!!
Nice cooking dear
I really like your channel. You make cooking look so easy. I'm ghanian and don't like cooking but my partner is Nigerian and always wants 10 different dishes in the fridge. Can you show other receipes on your channel because I don't know Nigerian foods or how to cook them please.
Ahhhh he needs flogging, 10different dishes at once it's not funny but I'm laughing😂 he better go learn how to cook those 10 different dishes... stressing someone's daughter🧐
oooh God give me a nigerian friend !!!!!!!
We can be friends.
I just love your infectious smile and giggles. Good job, gurl. But......I don't know what 'okpeyi' is.
Thank you so much dear! Opeyi is a local seasoning used in making most Nigerian local soups. If you live in Nigeria, you can go to any local market and ask the market women...I am sure they will be able to direct you to where you can get some. #muchlove
Give a kitchen tour
What is the green leaves you add? What do you call that? Thanks.
Its called scent leaves.
Please how do I get the palm karnel extract you mentioned here as a secret?
You can get them in stores
@@kennedyuzodinma7326 I tried to see if I can order them online but couldn't. Don't know if I didn't search the right word.
@@Freshhsaintt I saw it in a store, I'll check the name and get back to you.
You are a delight to watch
How do I get or ask for palm kernel extract from d market please?
In Ghana we call this Abenkwan: Palm Nut Soup
Exactly
You didn't use banga stick?
How can i get the palm oil extract
So simple ...nice recipe...keep it up beautiful zee....
You are welcome! Thank you!
How did you get the palm oil extract?
I bought if from the local market.
your soup looks really delicious.
Thanks so much
Wow...I love this!
If your watching this now you’d know it can never happen again 😂see the prices nau
Palm oil extract in the market?.. Pls start with palm nuts,that is the best way to start
What can you use in place of scent leaves?
You can use pumpkin leaves(ugu leaves)
uziza leaves will be perfect too
Basil leaves
When life was good...see prizes
Lol. Thought the same too
please do a bitter leaf soup tutorial...thanks
Okay. Request noted!
I think i've been away from Nigeria for too long. 2500 to cook a pot of soup? WTF? Nigeria is really going down hill. Last i remember, that amount was what sustained me in college in Ilorin for a whole year. Nigeria which way na? Smh.
Nice made
Look good
I love ur stly gir.. keep it up.. delicious meal from a beautiful lady.. but i dont know what's OPEYI... hahahahaha
Thank you so much!!! Opeyi is a local seasoning commonly used in Nigeria to make local dishes. It is totally optional though.
Do they sell opeyi abroad?
Yummy, I like banga soup
Hehehehehehe...I love it too!! Thanks for your comment dear.
Just found out you have a channel too...i just subscribed!!! Keep up the good work dear.
Thanks alot
so lovely
What is ope
Okpehe is the Idoma name for lucust bean
Is it scent LEAVES which is used for pepper soup
Yes dear.
Oh thanks
Nice
You did not rinse the banga plate into the soup 🍜🤣🤣 we’re gradually loosing our culture 😭🤣🤣
Nice one dear
Can I use bitterleaf because I can't get scent leaf where I lives?
Thanks for sharing.
LMAO 😂 😂 no you can't use bitterleaf. It's will turn to alien soup. But you can eat it like that . It's even better to use spinach that's tasteless.
I'm watching this in 2021 and wondering where anything is sold at N10😂... Went back and realized it was 4years ago
Please where can I get the palm oil extract????
I’m guessing a local market should have it
U didn't show us how u extract your palm oil, nice job anyway
👌👌👌
Am late,but I really like the recipe,
Thank you!
What is openyi?