I'm Colombian and my best friend growing up is Nigerian. She opened my taste buds to Nigerian food and I have never looked back. Whenever her family had events I would help with the cooking so I learned how to make those dishes you showed❤ I think you would really like sancocho. It's a soup. .
nigerian food is soooo damn goooood!!!! my bf is nigerian and i absolutely love the food. i thought trini's ate spicy food (i'm trini), but nigerians got us beat!!
I'm Nigerian and my best friend and her family are Filipino so I get the best food in the world. Mexican rice is the closest to Nigerian jollof. Senegalese and Gambian jollof are not the same - theirs taste kind of sweet like they put sugar and ours in Nigeria is about the mixed flavour. I have never eaten Colombian food and used to have a Colombian housemate but she was here only a few months. Ogbono and pounded yam or fufu are my favourite followed by amala and ewedu or okra. Moi moi in leaf taste better though. Asaro - yam porridge is also very good. Now let me go make eba - gari and eat with ogbono.
So I’m Congolese-American (Brazzaville Congo 🇨🇬) and my boyfriend is Nigerian-American, also Yoruba. He doesn’t understand (neither does my mom lol) why egusi has a chokehold over my life 😂😂. He likes it but not as much as me. And he wasn’t the one who put me on. I’ve had too many Nigerian friends in my life till this day, and my best friend was the one who put me on years ago. African food across the continent is hands down top tier 🙌🏾🙌🏾🙌🏾🙌🏾❤️❤️❤️❤️
@@louisarichie1048 ugba can go with abacha , abacha can go with ugba . They can be made individually too ,funny thing is mode of preparation is similar
puff puff looks like beignets.... with less sugar...tbh African American southern black food and West African food are very similar... especially if you're from Louisiana like my family..
I am African American and we ate spicy food in my house. My mom started me eating it at three, incrementally. Some people just don't like spicy food. I love it!
I love how open Maria is about trying new food. I always say just be open to trying food from different cultures. Yes, you may end up not liking certain foods but at least give it a try to see if you do or don’t. I love me some Nigerian food. ❤❤❤❤
I love the videos you’ve been uploading. I thought I’d miss the beauty content, but you’re kind of bringing me along on this journey and I think I might’ve outgrown that content I used to consume as well. Thank you for all the effort you put into these videos! This could be a Netflix series, that’s how well it’s produced. And you both look BEAUTIFUL!
Omg Jackie, I am watching and then you come with puff puff I immediately think about our "bolinho de chuva" here in Brasil! I think it's the same thing!!! Amazing ❤❤❤ hugs from 🇧🇷 girl, love you
Anything i perceive am aroma of jollof rice from a next door neighbour, it gets me happy. You can't go wrong with a nigerian jollof rice, it is well loved with a bottle of juice or wine.
I can’t choose one dish! I would definitely say my favourites were the African Salad aka ugba dish, eguisi & fufu, and the Jellof rice with moimoi! Lord! I love me some Nigerian Fish Pepper soup☺️❤️
Good to see Nigerian foods being introduced to the world. Nigerian foods are delicious from all parts of Nigeria. More African foods need to be put out there to the world. Thank you, Jackie for putting out Nigerian food to the world ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
I'm new to your channel you two are awesome ladies I thought Columbian foods we're spicy I never tried Nigerian foods I'll loves to try it.Thanks for showing.its always nice to try new things that's how we learned you're never too old to learn.
I'm embarrassed to say I haven't really tried Nigerian food. I believe I had some jollof rice at a festival once and that was it. It would be cool if Maria introduced you to some Colombian food.
Abacha is an acquired taste. Its just sliced, cooked and dried cassava butas a fermented taste because of the ogiri added to it. I think of it like a sort of Kimchi.
This is amazing Jackie. Thanks for trusting me to cook for you!
Do you have a restaurant in LA?
You should also come to the Dallas, TX area.
@@The_Cruise_Fam I agree!
I'm Colombian and my best friend growing up is Nigerian. She opened my taste buds to Nigerian food and I have never looked back. Whenever her family had events I would help with the cooking so I learned how to make those dishes you showed❤ I think you would really like sancocho. It's a soup.
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Is that Nigerian, sancocho??
@@AmIaBonobo It's not 😂😂😂
Sancocho is not a Nigerian dish😊
Wow that's great
I love Maria’s energy. She is here for the spice, even if the spice is not here for her. 😂❤
She was a trooper for sure! 🤎 a real foodie lover and WAY more open minded than I am with food lmao
@@LavishlyJackie I would love to see you try food from Haiti 🇭🇹 where I’m from. I’m sure you would love it. ❤
IKR. That's how you know it's good.
nigerian food is soooo damn goooood!!!! my bf is nigerian and i absolutely love the food. i thought trini's ate spicy food (i'm trini), but nigerians got us beat!!
But we can handle their spice or it similar?
@@FloridaZoe305 what are you even talking about?
@@FloridaZoe305 lmao okay
i personally couldn't. they cook with more spice imo.@@avie4510
okay that's your opinion. and respectfully i like trini and nigerian food more than haitian...and jamaican food more too haha@@FloridaZoe305
I am proudly Nigerian. Thank you Maria for liking our food.
I'm Nigerian and my best friend and her family are Filipino so I get the best food in the world.
Mexican rice is the closest to Nigerian jollof.
Senegalese and Gambian jollof are not the same - theirs taste kind of sweet like they put sugar and ours in Nigeria is about the mixed flavour.
I have never eaten Colombian food and used to have a Colombian housemate but she was here only a few months.
Ogbono and pounded yam or fufu are my favourite followed by amala and ewedu or okra.
Moi moi in leaf taste better though.
Asaro - yam porridge is also very good.
Now let me go make eba - gari and eat with ogbono.
So I’m Congolese-American (Brazzaville Congo 🇨🇬) and my boyfriend is Nigerian-American, also Yoruba. He doesn’t understand (neither does my mom lol) why egusi has a chokehold over my life 😂😂. He likes it but not as much as me. And he wasn’t the one who put me on. I’ve had too many Nigerian friends in my life till this day, and my best friend was the one who put me on years ago. African food across the continent is hands down top tier 🙌🏾🙌🏾🙌🏾🙌🏾❤️❤️❤️❤️
Her energy is unmatched! This was so entertaining to watch
thanks 🫶🏾
The jollof and chicken dish was such a reminder of how much food in North and South America is influenced by Africa. Period.
@@Cluhx Oh hush
@@chichikito3618 mad cuz I'm right🥺
TRUE
She said “take me to Nigeria tomorrow” 😂😂😂😂. I love me some puff puff!!!
I love this young ladies energy (Maria) she meshes well with Jackie!!!
Maria is such a sweetheart 🫶🏾
Succh a fun video❤
I’m South African and I’ve never tried Nigerian food, after this I’m definitely keen on trying out Nigerian food
You re the first person that ever spil out truth different people with different way of making jollof, and there seasoning and flavour
African salad and the igbo name is Abacha 🔥. It’s amazing happy you’re trying our food
Naaaa it's ugba
@@louisarichie1048 ugba can go with abacha , abacha can go with ugba . They can be made individually too ,funny thing is mode of preparation is similar
Igbo salad, AKA African salad, has many varieties. It can be made with stock fish, egusi, cassava strips etc.
Proudly Nigerian, thanks for showcasing our delicacies to the world.
TWO JACKIE VIDEOS WITHIN THE LAST HALF HOUR??? OH MY GOD! T-T
You made my day!
Everything looks so delicious .🤤 I need to try me some Nigerian food!
I LOVE to see people trying food from a different culture ❤
Her excitement when eating is so adorable 😂
puff puff looks like beignets.... with less sugar...tbh African American southern black food and West African food are very similar... especially if you're from Louisiana like my family..
Love pepper soup, its so good for you when you have a cold! but my favorite is definitely Jollof, it just makes me so happy!
Nigerian jollof to the worldd!!!
I am African American and we ate spicy food in my house. My mom started me eating it at three, incrementally. Some people just don't like spicy food. I love it!
It's so true us Colombians do not do spice LOL. You definitely have to try our food now!
Maria described it perfectly! The spice would awaken every cell in your body😅
I love how open Maria is about trying new food. I always say just be open to trying food from different cultures. Yes, you may end up not liking certain foods but at least give it a try to see if you do or don’t. I love me some Nigerian food. ❤❤❤❤
Latinos always blend in well with African cultures😄. There's a lot of similarities between their food and ours. I knew she'd love the Jollof.
I love the videos you’ve been uploading. I thought I’d miss the beauty content, but you’re kind of bringing me along on this journey and I think I might’ve outgrown that content I used to consume as well. Thank you for all the effort you put into these videos! This could be a Netflix series, that’s how well it’s produced. And you both look BEAUTIFUL!
The duo I didn’t know I needed 🙌🏾 love both of you separately….BUT TOGETHER!? 🤩
Jackie,
Thanks for embracing your Nigerian culture at 💯!
Even Nigerian born Nigerians be acting funny to be Nigerian.
My favorite puff puff spot put pepper in it, that's how much i love spicy stuff. I'm Nigerian.
Following Jackie for years! 🇨🇴🇨🇴🇨🇴 This was fun!
I was ready for the Jollof rice 🍚 wars in the comments tbh 😅😂
I'm liking your excitement, girls. That's how show is presented. Thanks for trying the foods I was raised on. I'm 50 now!
Maria energy is so fun! she is hilarious
I'm glad Jackie corrected here on the Nigeria the country vs Africa the continent
JACKIE NEEDS TO TRY COLOMBIAN FOOD! NEED TO SEE HER TRY COLOMBIAN EMPANADAS AND COFFEE WITH QUESO.
I love Nigerian food 🥘🙏🏾💪🏽💪🏽
Food looks absolutely delicious!😋
Omg Jackie, I am watching and then you come with puff puff I immediately think about our "bolinho de chuva" here in Brasil! I think it's the same thing!!! Amazing ❤❤❤ hugs from 🇧🇷 girl, love you
The way I am SAT for both your uploads 🥰🫶🏼
Ditto, love her energy and enthusiasm ❤
fellow Malaysian here! we do have one of the best cuisines!! i would also love to try Nigerian food one day, everything looks so good
When Maria tried the Jollof and called you Yackie... I knew... Love these
That Colombian lady made me laugh all through , she was a sunshine, Jackie keep shinning , Great video
Anything i perceive am aroma of jollof rice from a next door neighbour, it gets me happy. You can't go wrong with a nigerian jollof rice, it is well loved with a bottle of juice or wine.
I love your content Jackie. Keep doing your thing love!!! ❤❤❤
I can’t choose one dish! I would definitely say my favourites were the African Salad aka ugba dish, eguisi & fufu, and the Jellof rice with moimoi! Lord! I love me some Nigerian Fish Pepper soup☺️❤️
If you’re ever in LA let me know. I’ll make some for you. I made the food for them.
@@enachioken awesome! Thank you 😁❤️
Good to see Nigerian foods being introduced to the world. Nigerian foods are delicious from all parts of Nigeria. More African foods need to be put out there to the world. Thank you, Jackie for putting out Nigerian food to the world ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
Whew this was cute. Maria is probably one of the few people that can match Miss Jackie's energy!
Never had Nigerian food, but it looks amazing! I need to find some now and try it!
I might be biased but yes, it’s amazing 🫶🏾
You need to ASAP and when you do, I want you to tell me all about it🥰
All my favorite meals in one table!!!
Please try Colombian food. I'm happy you did this. Have more videos of things like this please. I've never none what to buy at African restaurants
you two gals make a great team...as fun travelling partners. I love it / the (nightclub) party vibes here !
I'm new to your channel you two are awesome ladies I thought Columbian foods we're spicy I never tried Nigerian foods I'll loves to try it.Thanks for showing.its always nice to try new things that's how we learned you're never too old to learn.
Egusi is more of a national dish. The chef was rolling the fufu like an Igbo man
Malaysian food is amazing. But I love my Nigerian wife's cooking! OUT OF THIS WORLD.
This was so fun! Maria had great energy, now I’m hungry! Lol
Love this video but in Nigeria here when eating peppersoup you don't talk because it's super spicy. Your nose start running😂.
The way Kenny said ‘okporo’ I immediately knew he is Igbo😀
I wants to try Nigerian and Haitian foods and Cuban Ukrainian and French foods too.
Am here supporting our girl Jackie ❤️❤️
heyyy 👋🏾
The Jollof rice plate would definitely be my fave. Some people say it’s basic. I say it’s a classic.
Far from basic!!
Nigerian food is yummy 😋 👍!
Omgggg Im Colombian💖💖 I loveu jackyyy
Not she was tearin that fufu up🤣🫶🏾
a women with taste 🤌🏾
@@LavishlyJackie yes bc the way Nigerian food(especially egusi and fufu) have a hold on me ever since I tried it😭 don’t want to eat anything else!
This is the best 2 ppl collaboration l've seen on TH-cam l don't know either one, but l watched the entire video it came up in my feed.❤️❤️❤️
I'm embarrassed to say I haven't really tried Nigerian food. I believe I had some jollof rice at a festival once and that was it. It would be cool if Maria introduced you to some Colombian food.
Take me back to Nigeria really ❤❤😂
Wow! This Marie girl is such a sweet soul. She is amazing. I will have to subscribe to her channel for her personality.
Please try Sri Lankan food!!!!❤ It’s off the charts with its flavor 😇
You're both so very beautifully elegant 💖 And the Chef K 👨🍳 also is very much on point 👏 👏 👏 👏 👏
I love her reactions
Egg is my favorite part of moi moi as well
The food looks delicious. Fried plantain is delicious, jackfruit can is one of my fav desserts.
I personally prefer the Goat meat peppersoup 😂 and big props to Maria
This was so much fun!❤
No, egusi is not ibo dish but versatile.
Only every tribe cook it differently.
Egusi is a Yoruba word tho
@@windsurfer8824yes, egusi is a Yoruba word but it has become a national dish.
Please try cameroon ndole, eru and achu🥰🥰
This was fun to watch!!
love this duo! content idea : you both blind taste food & guess the correct country!
Loved this video! Please do a Colombian one with Maria!! 🥰
Abacha is an acquired taste. Its just sliced, cooked and dried cassava butas a fermented taste because of the ogiri added to it. I think of it like a sort of Kimchi.
Pepper soup is very good for cold
I love her already 😂😂😂😂❤❤❤❤
Lolololol I laughed so hard from the beginning. Food is life!
I enjoyed watching this 😍😍
Filipino food!!! My people!!! Yasss!!!
All the dishes looks yummy
🥰🥰
I do have my overnight mikate (puff puf in Lingala) with coffee
I'm a Nigerian and I'm inlove
Indian and Thai food are really good too! 🙌🏽
Love her already ❤
Love it!!
❤ Nigerian Food. It was a good way to experience a different culture but it is addictive.
Yep!! I Loved it!🤤🤤🤤🤤
OMGeeeeeee, the food looks 😋 and I'm so hungry!!
Love you Jackie from 🇳🇬
Ahhhh finally someone whos a pro in eating FuFu!!!
As a Caribbean I don't do spicy too so I understand. I need more mukbangs on the channel Jackie.
As a Trini from the Caribbean we live for spicy food.
I LOVE THIS VIDEO 😭
So puff puff is just funnel cake just in ball shape