hey yall!!! i am glad you guys are enjoying the video!! i wanna say: this video is mirrored, i’m right handed & i was eating with my right hand the whole time not my left hand! i’m aware of the tradition ❤️ and also! the leftover food i didn’t eat, was given away, and i took some home! for those who might’ve thought i let it go to waste lol
It's ok to eat with left hand...if you are left handed...its your food you can enjoy the way you like...it's also ok to chew if you like...and you can use a cutlery if you like...it's your food dear.
I’m Jamaican we cook our cow foot in a stew with Lima beans it’s very tender. Nigerians don’t cook their meat as tender as we do and use a lot more pepper than us and we like spicy but their pepper is on a never level. Jollof rice is also my favorite
Not all Nigerians cook their meat that way...some like soft meat...but as a restaurant they try to keep the texture average....(besides why have teeth and not chew ur meat lol)
Congratulations for trying out our Nigeria foods. Peace and love from Nigeria. Try to visit Nigeria one of these days. Great opportunities awaits you there.
It all looked delicious and I give you thumbs up for trying every dish. I could never be a taste judge because I have so many issues with textures. A lot of those foods were in the category of textures that I would have a hard time with. So I admire anyone who is able to enjoy most foods and is willing to try them all, even okra, and cow’s foot.
@@grandmaswisdom1583 will try it more often and maybe i’ll get used to it! ❤️✨ definitely will try it when it’s prepared in different ways. it could’ve just been the way it was prepared by them specifically , so i won’t give up on trying it again!
Shalawam I love Nigerian food, it's like cooking/enjoying New Orleans cuisine for sure. I've added Egusi and fufu to my go to Favorite meals like Gumbo, Okra Stew, Jambalaya, and Yakamein to name a few. Trust and believe we don't play about our flavor and spices. Get your whole life sis lol
You're a woman with personality and I love that about you, Ricki. Some of the dishes are similar to what we have here in Angola (Southern Africa). You'll realize it once you're here in the future. God bless u and the fam. Peace out.
Thank you Ricki for trying our dishes My favorite dish is amala with gbegiri and ewedu greetings from Philadelphia my regards to your parents. Nigerians should dial down the pepper because some want it spicy try not to make it too spicy because of none Nigerians who want to try our dishes. I am a Yoruba man and proud of our culture. ❤️😘👍🏽
I’m American with some Jamaican background but literally everything i eat has to have spiciness to it. That food looks mad bomb, I can’t wait to visit Nigeria!
I loved your attitude towards trying everything. Ewa ati dodo means beans and plantain. Also we don’t eat suya with plantain but with a nice cold drink. Rice beans and plantain is my fav along with efo and pounded yam.
I am Nigerian and a foodie. I am glad that you had a taste of a few of our dishes. I have a question for you. Kindly share what happened to you hours after digging into all that food combo?
You such a wonderful person and your videos are so inspiring to the younger generation. You trying all that food is amazing and I hope it don’t give you problem with ya stomach
God. Watching this just reminds me of my Nigerian dad cooking banga soup with cow tongue, dried crayfish, fresh palm oil- I- 😩 it tasted so GREAT when I first tried it as a kid!
Hey there. Kudos for trying ! I have to admit watching this made me hungry ! Keep up the good content and as usual, work has to wait until I watch your uploads. Much Love !
Efo-riro can be prepared with callaloo,collard green, spinach and so on.just edible vegetables green leaves.Nice you gave it a try .like soul food from louisanne or southern part of the state kudos to you Ricki cheers.
@@christianosagie5441 yess! it tasted like calaloo . i have tried calaloo before here when my mom made some, and it tasted quite similar. so i think that’s what they made the efo riro with! whatever it was made with, it was BOMB😍
You're legit okay and it's not because you're eating Nigerian food (Disclaimer: I'm a Nigerian). It because you're were fully prepared to the African experience.
I love it LOL! Nigerian living in America this video is appreciated! I donot eat SHAKI( anymore lmbo) the moment i found out it was cow bellly..lol. Amala and Eba is my fav. beans and yams are so good!
Cook your spice separately an pour it into a bowl. Cook all your soup without any spice and anyone who wants spice can put the cooked spice you cooked an mix together an eat. That's how l Cook an all my foreign friends feel comfortable eating any of my foods.
It is after midnight and you have me rolling cracking up munchkin. I am so glad to see you receptive to trying different cultural dishes. Cow foot is nice but I can't handle the hot dishes. Maybe I'll cook you some goat head soup. LOL
You did a great job, I can see you love pepper then ,Come to Ghana and try our aromatic and sweet food like red red, banku and grilled tilapia or with okro stew or soup, fufu with different types of soups, waakye etc..
The bitterleaf soup and okro soup are more medicinal than other soup there, that's probably why it doesn't gel as such. Most Nigerian food is very healthy, just need to taste it a few times and the pallet would get use to it. Where is papersoup? A Nigerian dish is not complete without papersoup...
I had seen bitter leaf,scent leaf online but its expensive so i use soinach and kale for my egusi soup which i enjoy with rice.i really want to try the okra soup and ogbono soup
As a fellow African American of Yoruba descent I was proud of how you just went for it. I was feeling you 100% on the Okra...fried Okra can be good though. Did anyone fry the fufu there?
Hi Ricki, this is my time to see your videos and I just subscribed. You are amazing, and you make it look easy to live in Africa, which is good. I’m saying this because it not easy to adapt to new culture when you are from a different continent. You are doing well, and yes, cow foot is hard to eat especially when you are not used to it. So don’t beat yourself up. You did a fantastic job with trying the different food👍🏽 I’m from Sierra Leone living in the States for now.
Nice video, thanks for trying Nigerian dishes,my best soup there is the bitter leave soup then beans and plantain,if i want to drink garri it must be with groundnut and sugar with cold water but there's where I need to correct you the Hausa's are the largest ethnic group in Nigeria follow by the Yoruba's then the Igbo's
I’m over one year late but I hope this explanation gets to you lol. Amala is made with yam flour. The yam is partially cooked and then sun dried so oxidation happens and turns it dark. It’s then blended into a fine flour. The cow belly is tripe. Garri is cassava flakes. Egusi is essentially pumpkin seeds. Our type of pumpkins. Semo is not made of corn, it’s made of wheat, a coarse wheat called Semolina.
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Chai seeing this dishes is preparing me to visit 9ja woo. My favorite SUYA, Egusi+Stew with pawnded yam. Great content thanks for sharing. Abdul ‘Omo 9ja in USA
I feel you sis. I married a Nigerian man and I stayed six months on my third trip. I'm used to it now....I did stop eating meat tho....cow penis or cow skin is NOT my thing lol! Egusi soup and fufu is my FAVORITE! BITTERLEAF with fufu is quickly becoming my new favorite!Amala (black), with wedo, with round fish. Vegetable soup with fufu. Jollof or fried rice. Yam and egg sauce.....oh my goodness I can go on forever!
Hi am a new subscriber frm Jamaica 🇯🇲 and i subcribed becuz i see d caption of the nigerian recipes eating becuz we dont have african restaurants here so i just make egusi soup by nanaabas kitchen,eforiro by foodace,banga soup by chinwe Uzoma,Jollof rice by kiki Foodies and i did make chicken palmnut soup by ghanaian Sweet Adjeley at home.so i just normally ave to purchase the ingredients on etsy apps which are not here in Jamaica 🇯🇲 and they are very expensive but i try to save and buy them little by little example the locust bean used in the eforiro and tin banga. Beletete leaves banga spice for banga soup,melon seed for egusi soup i do use the green colour pumpkin seed sometimes to make the egusi soup which i bought here.i just wish moretime i had relatives frm Africa/nigeria that could bring stuff here .
Wanna try more good African dishes, Cameroon 🇨🇲dishes are ur best bet and got the spiciest meals of the continent too. if u got the chance. They got Fufu & Eru or Garri & eru, Ndole plantain, Mbongo Chobi aka spicy Dark Soup, Ashu & yellow soup, Kok (okok leaf) and plenty others. Keep exploring our food diversity and support it by making good honest review vids 👍🏾 we like it
Girl wells done the nkwobi is actually made with goat meat people also use chicken cooked with ugba called oil beans palm oil potash utazi its the bomb. But well done girl Ps the garry will go well with suger milk and so m cold water and a little bit of ice. Awsome people put peanut its a snack and the vegetable. It differs the yoruba use green igbo ise waterless and pumpkin leaf
hey yall!!! i am glad you guys are enjoying the video!! i wanna say: this video is mirrored, i’m right handed & i was eating with my right hand the whole time not my left hand! i’m aware of the tradition ❤️ and also! the leftover food i didn’t eat, was given away, and i took some home! for those who might’ve thought i let it go to waste lol
Gorgeous girl! The food looks good too.
Someone knows the tradition...That's great... people would like to know the restaurant... That can help them both
@@pascalagu7928 Buka’s Restaurant located in Duplex Junction! i mentioned at the end of the video!! ❤️
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It's ok to eat with left hand...if you are left handed...its your food you can enjoy the way you like...it's also ok to chew if you like...and you can use a cutlery if you like...it's your food dear.
I enjoyed watching this I’m Zimbabwean but Nigerians,Zambians,South Africans …. all African nations we are one🙏
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I’m Jamaican we cook our cow foot in a stew with Lima beans it’s very tender. Nigerians don’t cook their meat as tender as we do and use a lot more pepper than us and we like spicy but their pepper is on a never level. Jollof rice is also my favorite
I love my meat falling off the bone I'm American and I love stewed cow foot.
Not all Nigerians cook their meat that way...some like soft meat...but as a restaurant they try to keep the texture average....(besides why have teeth and not chew ur meat lol)
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Haha, I remember the Jamaican butcher when my parents came visiting me in England, he definitely came in handy.
My son is half Nigerian I love cooking all of these dishes
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Tried Congo rdc food u will love it
@@bibichempia8101 especially ntaba! Very delicious
Wow!!!!iam so proud of seeing an African American loving our African foods and making the effort to learn from our cultures. So, proud of you
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Nigerian food has now become a seriously stiff competition with my native Jamaican food. I have aquired the tastebuds of my Ancestors.😁😋😁👍🏽
Nigerian food looks mouthwateringly delicious. What a feast!!
Congratulations for trying out our Nigeria foods. Peace and love from Nigeria. Try to visit Nigeria one of these days. Great opportunities awaits you there.
definitely gonna be out there soon! trust me. thank you so much for the support ❤️❤️
YUp Nigerian food are the same as Cameroonian food, but we have more lol
Cant believe Rikis turning all african right before my eyes, youve come a long way Ricki keep going.
You look like the gorgeous Nigerian girls I met during my travels... Same unique features. All in all, great video!
really? i get that i look nigerian a lot! haha that’s nice to know 🥺😍😍 nigerian girls are gorgeousss
It all looked delicious and I give you thumbs up for trying every dish. I could never be a taste judge because I have so many issues with textures. A lot of those foods were in the category of textures that I would have a hard time with. So I admire anyone who is able to enjoy most foods and is willing to try them all, even okra, and cow’s foot.
My gratitude Mama I am west African Liberian 🇱🇷🇱🇷🇱🇷 wi love all of the African diaspora with all of our hearts 🥰
Nigerian spice game is unmatched and the meals are 💯 healthy , but where is the sugar and the milk and peanut in Garri😂😂
I think Liberians beat most countries when it comes spice
@@Insight189 I think you need to try a Nigerian meal
@@Izaya_G try a Liberian meal
Cameroon 🇨🇲 spice game is on a whole other level brother!
@@Insight189 no
Ricki I love ur channel unconditionally keep showing the world 🌎 how Africa is beautiful 😍
❤️❤️ thank you for the love & support, Ebrima!
You did well for trying Nigerian food.. 🇳🇬
Yes, she did but she need to eat the cow foot to keep her looking young and healthy 💪🏾
thank you for watching!! ❤️❤️🇳🇬🇳🇬
@@grandmaswisdom1583 will try it more often and maybe i’ll get used to it! ❤️✨ definitely will try it when it’s prepared in different ways. it could’ve just been the way it was prepared by them specifically , so i won’t give up on trying it again!
Nice to see you doing a video at one of my favorite restaurant!!! Love, love, love Nigeria foods👍🏿😍❤
it was awesome!! thank you for watching! 🥺🥰
My Daughter your are so funny with some of these dishes😂😂😂
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Shalawam
I love Nigerian food, it's like cooking/enjoying New Orleans cuisine for sure. I've added Egusi and fufu to my go to Favorite meals like Gumbo, Okra Stew, Jambalaya, and Yakamein to name a few. Trust and believe we don't play about our flavor and spices. Get your whole life sis lol
Shalawam sis !
Don't you ever compare Louisiana food to nasty ass Nigerian food ...... DONT YOU EVER !!!!!
@@WatchYourMouth97 dude chill
@@rawdeep01 FUCK THAT PAY RESPECT TO THE CULTURE !!!!
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😂😂it was so funny to see you squirm about the cow parts. We make soup with the organs too.
Please try Ethiopiean or Eritrean food too. it is spicy 🌶 but tastes good 😊
Is Ethiopian food really spicy though curious about that
I will definitely try Ethiopian and Eritrean food!
What dish should we try, there is an Ethiopian restaurant near me
definitely ethiopian food is on my list of foods to try!! 🥺😍
@@rickidenise were can get ettopia food bcz i wana try it
Cow foot is like ligament and tendon, it's delicious. It's understandable when someone has an acquired taste, sometimes you gotta try more than once.
Pig feet is so much better omg
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We Africans from the West love our palm oil and pepper a LOT. Doesn't matter if we got ulcers or intolerance... We will suffer through it hein ,😅🙆
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You know this! 🤣
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We ain't African though lol. Straight from the earth on American land.
I love your program girl, u r really entertaining and not boring that's the stuff I like, I want to see more of your videos
You're a woman with personality and I love that about you, Ricki.
Some of the dishes are similar to what we have here in Angola (Southern Africa). You'll realize it once you're here in the future.
God bless u and the fam. Peace out.
Yeah we still waiting for Ricki to visit other African countries.
Thank you Ricki for trying our dishes
My favorite dish is amala with gbegiri and ewedu greetings from Philadelphia my regards to your parents. Nigerians should dial down the pepper because some want it spicy try not to make it too spicy because of none Nigerians who want to try our dishes. I am a Yoruba man and proud of our culture. ❤️😘👍🏽
I’m American with some Jamaican background but literally everything i eat has to have spiciness to it. That food looks mad bomb, I can’t wait to visit Nigeria!
Agreed, it should be possible have versions which are light on pepper.
I completely agree with your last sentence. Best culture in the world.
thank you for watching!! 🥺🥰
@@Jah_Nzola Welcome to Nigeria...we love you.
I’m pleased you tried everything Sista. My favorite food is egusi soup with greens. Blessings
I loved your attitude towards trying everything. Ewa ati dodo means beans and plantain. Also we don’t eat suya with plantain but with a nice cold drink. Rice beans and plantain is my fav along with efo and pounded yam.
Everything looked so good! 😋 I'm so hungry for real food.
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I am Nigerian and a foodie. I am glad that you had a taste of a few of our dishes. I have a question for you.
Kindly share what happened to you hours after digging into all that food combo?
Same thing I was wondering cos the combo is something else....
I’m wondering the same thing LOL I know that her stomach was going crazy
I like the fact you're trying my country dishes. Cow foot is so yummy. That part you took is the tendon .
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You such a wonderful person and your videos are so inspiring to the younger generation. You trying all that food is amazing and I hope it don’t give you problem with ya stomach
thank you for watching & supporting my videos . these words mean alot. 🥺❤️ and nooo hahah it didn’t upset my tummy
I'm from Nigeria 🇳🇬 ❤️ I join your subscriber today because a friend of mine told me about you oh an I love your energy ❤️🇳🇬
God. Watching this just reminds me of my Nigerian dad cooking banga soup with cow tongue, dried crayfish, fresh palm oil- I- 😩 it tasted so GREAT when I first tried it as a kid!
Yeap...I like the fact that you tried it.
New subscriber alert ! You know the food is good when you see house flies around the food
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Hey there. Kudos for trying ! I have to admit watching this made me hungry ! Keep up the good content and as usual, work has to wait until I watch your uploads. Much Love !
i appreciate youuu 🥺🥺😂 not at work! hahah aww ❤️❤️
You can use spinach to make efo riro. Some people even use Kale for it. Or mix the spinach and kale together
Efo-riro can be prepared with callaloo,collard green, spinach and so on.just edible vegetables green leaves.Nice you gave it a try .like soul food from louisanne or southern part of the state kudos to you Ricki cheers.
ahh okay! makes sense! it tasted like a bitter spinach ✨
@@christianosagie5441 yess! it tasted like calaloo . i have tried calaloo before here when my mom made some, and it tasted quite similar.
so i think that’s what they made the efo riro with! whatever it was made with, it was BOMB😍
I love you girl! You got me glued from the moment you spoke your first word.
You're so sweet and i truly appreciate your willingness to explore new foods!! Good job☺☺👍👍
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You're legit okay and it's not because you're eating Nigerian food (Disclaimer: I'm a Nigerian). It because you're were fully prepared to the African experience.
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Your hair look nice good video as always many more blessings 🙏🏾🙂🙂
thank you sis!! 🥺🥰
I love it LOL! Nigerian living in America this video is appreciated! I donot eat SHAKI( anymore lmbo) the moment i found out it was cow bellly..lol. Amala and Eba is my fav. beans and yams are so good!
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I’m from Nigeria…happy to see you eating our foods.
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Awesome !!! You're so beautiful and every food you ate looks bomb
I love pounded yam and egusi soup. And amala with ewedu. Welcome to Nigeria sis. You are beautiful!😘❤️
Rickiiiiiii!!! The Doja cat clip when that spice hit had me dying 😂😂😂 Well done Sis! E wa jeun!
All these dish except jello from rice are good for elderly ,she keep saying you just swallow it. I want to try them all,You are so lucky 🍀
❤️❤️❤️ i hope you can try them soon!
Yummy!Welcome home girl!Hope u enjoyed the Nigerian’s meals (the best ones)..?Send u some positives energies from CANADA 🇨🇦.
Keep it up!Peace✌🏿
Hey Ricki Denise watching you from Atlanta 💕
Heyyy! 🥺❤️ thank you for watching!
Should have tried the soak garri with plantain too.Soak garri with peanut. Roasted plantain with grilled fish or peanut. 🤣🤣
Cook your spice separately an pour it into a bowl. Cook all your soup without any spice and anyone who wants spice can put the cooked spice you cooked an mix together an eat. That's how l Cook an all my foreign friends feel comfortable eating any of my foods.
Shaki is one of my favorite meats 😂 it's also called honeycomb tripe here
Beautiful skin.the glow is just😍😍😍
It is after midnight and you have me rolling cracking up munchkin. I am so glad to see you receptive to trying different cultural dishes. Cow foot is nice but I can't handle the hot dishes. Maybe I'll cook you some goat head soup. LOL
You did a great job, I can see you love pepper then ,Come to Ghana and try our aromatic and sweet food like red red, banku and grilled tilapia or with okro stew or soup, fufu with different types of soups, waakye etc..
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West African food is the best tasting African food! Nigerian is very flavorful and spicy.
I hurt myself laughing after the guy told you it was cow stomach you were eating it was both the face and the voice over for me! #sofunny
😂😂😂 thank you for watching 😩
Best thing mom dad do for you princess live in mama africa... keep up d good work....
This is so good. My favourite of your videos.
The bitterleaf soup and okro soup are more medicinal than other soup there, that's probably why it doesn't gel as such. Most Nigerian food is very healthy, just need to taste it a few times and the pallet would get use to it. Where is papersoup? A Nigerian dish is not complete without papersoup...
This was nice. Your a great sport Rickeyta.
thank youu micheal! ✨❤️
Thanks for sharing this video with us
Ricki: “This cow foot?”
Guy: “you don’t see the knuckles” 😂😂😂
he’s a fool 🙄🤣🤣🤣
I love you I'm from Nigeria I always support you sis🥰
aww much lovee! ❤️🇳🇬 thank you for watching!!
Am loving this Muri is great I went there last month before I left ,wonderful food ❤❤👍🏿
glad you liked it!! 🥰
Them flies was having a field day in the beginning 😂😂 still will eat it tho, the food looks mad bomb!!!
I had seen bitter leaf,scent leaf online but its expensive so i use soinach and kale for my egusi soup which i enjoy with rice.i really want to try the okra soup and ogbono soup
Bitter leaf shouldn't be too bad unlike scent leaves...for some reason that's expensive for no reason
As a fellow African American of Yoruba descent I was proud of how you just went for it. I was feeling you 100% on the Okra...fried Okra can be good though. Did anyone fry the fufu there?
We don't fry fufu.
@@nnekaiheuwa5039 thank you
Hi Ricki, this is my time to see your videos and I just subscribed. You are amazing, and you make it look easy to live in Africa, which is good. I’m saying this because it not easy to adapt to new culture when you are from a different continent. You are doing well, and yes, cow foot is hard to eat especially when you are not used to it. So don’t beat yourself up. You did a fantastic job with trying the different food👍🏽 I’m from Sierra Leone living in the States for now.
Where’s the pepper soup with oxtail ,my fav?! Jollof rice with suya and sweet plantain, egusi with pounded yam/ fufu and goat meat!!!!
You are at one of my fav spots. Say hi to Mohammad!!!
I want some Nigerian food but will pass on the foot 🤣
@@blackacresofthegambia I hear you on that one... I stick to the fish myself and the fufu.. Lol
Girl what’s the name of the spot please?
@@mariamdibba3657 Buka's at duplex junction
Hello were is the location of this restaurant pls…?
💙🔥Thanks beautiful Spice I can't do but you make it look so good 👍
Nigerian restaurants are in the metropolitan area of NC so I got to search for one. But WHEN I do. I will let you know which one is my favorite.
Nice video, thanks for trying Nigerian dishes,my best soup there is the bitter leave soup then beans and plantain,if i want to drink garri it must be with groundnut and sugar with cold water but there's where I need to correct you the Hausa's are the largest ethnic group in Nigeria follow by the Yoruba's then the Igbo's
So excited for this series!!!
Food looks amazing
and it was!! 🥰
I’m over one year late but I hope this explanation gets to you lol. Amala is made with yam flour. The yam is partially cooked and then sun dried so oxidation happens and turns it dark. It’s then blended into a fine flour. The cow belly is tripe. Garri is cassava flakes. Egusi is essentially pumpkin seeds. Our type of pumpkins. Semo is not made of corn, it’s made of wheat, a coarse wheat called Semolina.
Nkwobi is my absolute FAV ❤️❤️❤️❤️
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Nigerian here💖 we love you Ricki
and i love y’all!! 🥺❤️
Go to Kotu, after the service. 200 meters Kotu school junction and try Cameroonian food. The fish there is yammi
As a Nigerian i really enjoyed this 😄
The cow parts that were scaring her😂😂😂
Yes very well enjoying your video respect 🙌 👍 👏
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Please give an award to that guy who said "you don't see the knuckles" @20:17 LOL. Great video.
Chai seeing this dishes is preparing me to visit 9ja woo. My favorite SUYA, Egusi+Stew with pawnded yam. Great content thanks for sharing. Abdul ‘Omo 9ja in USA
I feel you sis. I married a Nigerian man and I stayed six months on my third trip. I'm used to it now....I did stop eating meat tho....cow penis or cow skin is NOT my thing lol!
Egusi soup and fufu is my FAVORITE! BITTERLEAF with fufu is quickly becoming my new favorite!Amala (black), with wedo, with round fish.
Vegetable soup with fufu. Jollof or fried rice. Yam and egg sauce.....oh my goodness I can go on forever!
You are a true Nigerian wife...smiles...Nice!
Bokoto is the cow foot. Efo riro is made from spinach leaves.
I wanna try it next time I’m in The Gambia 🇬🇲
Ricki your hair always be lookin good.
Hi am a new subscriber frm Jamaica 🇯🇲 and i subcribed becuz i see d caption of the nigerian recipes eating becuz we dont have african restaurants here so i just make egusi soup by nanaabas kitchen,eforiro by foodace,banga soup by chinwe Uzoma,Jollof rice by kiki Foodies and i did make chicken palmnut soup by ghanaian Sweet Adjeley at home.so i just normally ave to purchase the ingredients on etsy apps which are not here in Jamaica 🇯🇲 and they are very expensive but i try to save and buy them little by little example the locust bean used in the eforiro and tin banga. Beletete leaves banga spice for banga soup,melon seed for egusi soup i do use the green colour pumpkin seed sometimes to make the egusi soup which i bought here.i just wish moretime i had relatives frm Africa/nigeria that could bring stuff here .
Wanna try more good African dishes, Cameroon 🇨🇲dishes are ur best bet and got the spiciest meals of the continent too. if u got the chance. They got Fufu & Eru or Garri & eru, Ndole plantain, Mbongo Chobi aka spicy Dark Soup, Ashu & yellow soup, Kok (okok leaf) and plenty others.
Keep exploring our food diversity and support it by making good honest review vids 👍🏾 we like it
I concur. Love from congo
DG Chicken is great too😋
yess i have heard so much about cameroonian food! i can’t wait to try it😭❤️
more vids like these are coming soon! 🥺❤️
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Loving your hair here 🥰
thank youu! ❤️
Beautiful as always.
Thank you!! ❤️
No Ma'am No Ma'am 😂😂😂😂 I love this video
that’s the sound that was literally going through my head in that moment 🤣🤣 haha thank you for watching!! ❤️
And your happy dance... Awesomeness
Girl wells done the nkwobi is actually made with goat meat people also use chicken cooked with ugba called oil beans palm oil potash utazi its the bomb. But well done girl
Ps the garry will go well with suger milk and so m cold water and a little bit of ice. Awsome people put peanut its a snack and the vegetable. It differs the yoruba use green igbo ise waterless and pumpkin leaf
Trust this series will be exciting. Good job.
thank youuu! stay tuned for more! 🥺🥰
My favorite 💖💖 Nigerian ❤️ food is EDIKAIKONG WITH POUNDED YAM
Miss Trudy landed me here and am loving it ❤️
Yoruba kitchen though. Remarkably different from Igbo or Calabar kitchen. You did well.