Jamacia and in Trinidad we eat goat head soup. Done differently but i can see how the ancestors brought this knowledge with them to Caribbean. Big respect!
Battabox, I appreciate you people's professionalism. And the fact you took time to put subtitles. The quality of your vids are also very good. Keep up the great work
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God Bless Nigeria,Im born Ghanaian.I was in Nigeria,spent almost 10 years ,I went to Nigeria early 70s Murtala time let early 80s before Ghana must go 83.I love eating amala ,egusi soup,goat meat and hot soup.I was in warri, for job a at the shell drilling company,After 2 years of stay,i left to Lagos,Live at ebute-meta. work with julios Berger...1978 i got a nice job at the Nigeria Railways at apapa lagos.i earn alot.About 300 naira a mouth...Those days 1 naira ,you get 2dollars.Thru nigeria ,i left to USA Later here in Germany.My time,Nigeria was really the Gaint of Africa.Thru mismanage,The once Gaint of Africa,has falling...very Sad
For all the idiots saying why the head, I ask why not? If you are going to kill an animal for food at least respect the animal by eating all the edible parts as possible, let its death mean somehting. Also in the West we eat these odd cuts too, they are just in the form of a burgers, sausages or nuggets. Each to their own i say, respect all cultures.
zedrick zedwick I think by respect he means since the animal has been killed for consumption we might as well consume all parts of the animal so that its death has fulfilled its unfortunate purpose.
The Nigerian pepper I see you use is actually very popular here in Maldives, we use it for making a lot to our foods, it was introduced to us via traders from Africa many centuries ago
guys great show I have never been to nigeria neither had nigerian food. neither knew this preparation. since i like goat meat and i just stumbled upon this video. i loved it. guys great work
Battabox, always quality content. I love your authenticity and thank you for taking the time to put in the subtitles, though while at times confusing, the barrier within the language is what makes this channel so amazing and entertaining to watch. Keep it up!
Oh my world I have learn so much from batta tv. My fiancé ask me to prepare some months back but I told him I’m not from Igbo so I don’t know how to prepare it. I thankgod now I have learnt so I can start preparing it for oga. I love your shows so much blessings to you people more!!
john she said "My fiancé ask me to prepare some months back but I told him I’m not from Igbo so I don’t know how to prepare it." which means she isnt from Igbo but her fiance is so she does not know how to. Incsse your using google translate and it did a bad job. She in fact says she is not from there.
Gary Pelaez Igbo is a language not a place, there are places the speak Igbo but if she said “I’m not Igbo” that would make more sense so Gary you too didn’t go to school donut
Wowwww I'm really enjoying this video, not just because of food o. The particulars make it sweet; Warri Pikin, Chef, Butcher, languages, humor, food instructions, food visuals, caption, interview questions, detail answers, market place, video editing, and of course the food...chi der is God oooo lol. I love everything that BattaBox does, even the video/topic I cringe on. Thank you BattaBox 😙
The butcher has such a charming smile - I can see the chef can really cook cos the finished dish looked lovely - but I would never knowingly eat goat head the thought of it is revolting! All the taste testers seemed to enjoy. Great video. Thanks
I would never sit down and watch a 30 minute cooking video but there's something magical and peaceful about watching this completely different culture from across the world.
infact!!! I'm in love with your channel, its so real like d real African (9ja) tin... Not like all other beautiful and luxurious kitchen we see on TH-cam... I love the market tin, the bike tin and all... lots of love man! ❤❤❤
Hi Battabox. Una get to put this guy details up o so that ppl wen wan use I'm service go fit contact am especially as I'm dey do home service. The isiewu make sense sha.
Looks so very tasteful brings me back to my roots in Marroko when I tried goat head for the first time. I would Love to see those 2 prepare more meals. God bless you batta box & Africa ❤️
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Hi, I'm from Slovenia. This was a very good video that really made me feel the real Nigeria, although I haven't been there yet. The local market experience is always the realest thing of every country. Dead heads make me cringe though, we don't eat that where I live, we have all meat nicely cut and pre-prepared so we can avoid the unpleasant part of meat eating - seeing the whole dead animals, especially heads/faces. That makes us somehow hypocritical and very spoiled, because I learned from my African friends that they eat absolutely every part of the animal that is slaughtered and here these uglier parts all go to meat processing industry. But I realize, the African way is much more natural, more sustainable, healthier and more modest. I hope I will learn to cook this too and to break my own limits of a spoiled girl, who thinks 'but what is there to eat on the head?' lol Very well presented, congratulations guys. Lemme check for more of your videos. This was a spectacular foodie adventure ❤️❤️❤️
AaaaaaHHHHHhhhh Lil Papa, this was a GOOOOOOOD video, I really enjoyed this. There is ABSOLUTELY NOTHING like AFRICAN cooking....NOTHING!!!! #AlwaysGotSomeGOODloving2putInTheFood
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Jamacia and in Trinidad we eat goat head soup. Done differently but i can see how the ancestors brought this knowledge with them to Caribbean. Big respect!
Haiti too
you know!
Youre family of eazy e😁👍🏽
Manish water in Jamaica.
Battabox, I appreciate you people's professionalism. And the fact you took time to put subtitles. The quality of your vids are also very good. Keep up the great work
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I need that joy from the meat seller whenever am at work lol, he is so happy and has a great spirit
God Bless Nigeria,Im born Ghanaian.I was in Nigeria,spent almost 10 years ,I went to Nigeria early 70s Murtala time let early 80s before Ghana must go 83.I love eating amala ,egusi soup,goat meat and hot soup.I was in warri, for job a at the shell drilling company,After 2 years of stay,i left to Lagos,Live at ebute-meta. work with julios Berger...1978 i got a nice job at the Nigeria Railways at apapa lagos.i earn alot.About 300 naira a mouth...Those days 1 naira ,you get 2dollars.Thru nigeria ,i left to USA Later here in Germany.My time,Nigeria was really the Gaint of Africa.Thru mismanage,The once Gaint of Africa,has falling...very Sad
We accept ur sympathy Bro.
Nigeria is indeed a mismanaged Nation
Hahaha ,oooh my God ,I'm a Ghanaian ooo but I see myself a Nigerian. I love Nigerians especially Ini Edo. I love your show guys .Thumbs up.
I respect black African .Here in dubai they are so good and kind.godbless u
I am not Nigerian but I really enjoy your channel. Greetings from Canada.
I like this guy, his environment is clean . Even his preparation.
For all the idiots saying why the head, I ask why not? If you are going to kill an animal for food at least respect the animal by eating all the edible parts as possible, let its death mean somehting. Also in the West we eat these odd cuts too, they are just in the form of a burgers, sausages or nuggets.
Each to their own i say, respect all cultures.
Oh shut it you inbred.
hill billy killing an animal isn’t “respect”. biggest oxymoron i have ever heard
zedrick zedwick I think by respect he means since the animal has been killed for consumption we might as well consume all parts of the animal so that its death has fulfilled its unfortunate purpose.
Yes my family even eat the offals.
And they trip when we asians eat humans.
I'm not even Nigerian, and his videos make me want to go there :)
Come around ooo.... We will love to have you experience the beauty of our country:~)
Nkwobi Special, is an artist. I really like his demeanor.
The Nigerian pepper I see you use is actually very popular here in Maldives, we use it for making a lot to our foods, it was introduced to us via traders from Africa many centuries ago
Ali Hamdhan wow! Interesting.
@Green Greener IT IS native to Africa.
guys great show I have never been to nigeria neither had nigerian food. neither knew this preparation. since i like goat meat and i just stumbled upon this video. i loved it. guys great work
Yes o, the particulars are the most important. Nkwobi Special biko add more sauce to mine, I like it dripping. And one bottle of odeku!
All Nigerian Recipes yes, dripping!
I also follow-up with you i love ur show too
I watched the entire video and enjoyed every bit of it. This makes me want to visit Nigeria even more. One love from the USA.
The negotiations for the goat head, man! Beautiful.
the guy really know how to present his business, God bless your hard work
Do you enjoy cooking and eating Goats Head or Isi Ewu in Nigeria?! 🐐
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Battabox, always quality content. I love your authenticity and thank you for taking the time to put in the subtitles, though while at times confusing, the barrier within the language is what makes this channel so amazing and entertaining to watch.
Keep it up!
New subscriber from Philippines . Love ur video
I am Africa. Senegal
Oh my world I have learn so much from batta tv. My fiancé ask me to prepare some months back but I told him I’m not from Igbo so I don’t know how to prepare it. I thankgod now I have learnt so I can start preparing it for oga. I love your shows so much blessings to you people more!!
you should video it and share with us =P maybe?
Your not from Igbo 🙃 correct yourself
john she said "My fiancé ask me to prepare some months back but I told him I’m not from Igbo so I don’t know how to prepare it." which means she isnt from Igbo but her fiance is so she does not know how to. Incsse your using google translate and it did a bad job. She in fact says she is not from there.
Gary Pelaez Igbo is a language not a place, there are places the speak Igbo but if she said “I’m not Igbo” that would make more sense so Gary you too didn’t go to school donut
ohh cool i didnt know, i got ya
The goat head stew looks very good! I would love to try it.
Wowwww I'm really enjoying this video, not just because of food o. The particulars make it sweet; Warri Pikin, Chef, Butcher, languages, humor, food instructions, food visuals, caption, interview questions, detail answers, market place, video editing, and of course the food...chi der is God oooo lol. I love everything that BattaBox does, even the video/topic I cringe on. Thank you BattaBox 😙
Drop the address of Nkwobi special, my wife needs his treatment
Love these videos, even if Im from Philippines!
I love how sanitary the cooking is, good job BB! Kudos to the chef & Warri Pikin.
What does goat taste like?
Pietro Jenkins way better than beef(COW).
how is fly's all over the food sanitary ?
I love mine with a bottle of Star lager beer. Well done guys, luv y’all.
"Man goat, woman goat" lol! 😂
Grace and Gratitudes what about transgender goat😅😅
lol!!! I taya
Grace and Gratitudes babygirl
Women goat is a waste of time if you listened to what he was saying they speak half half 👍
Grace and Gratitudes
😂😂😂
The butcher has such a charming smile - I can see the chef can really cook cos the finished dish looked lovely - but I would never knowingly eat goat head the thought of it is revolting! All the taste testers seemed to enjoy. Great video. Thanks
I would never sit down and watch a 30 minute cooking video but there's something magical and peaceful about watching this completely different culture from across the world.
infact!!! I'm in love with your channel, its so real like d real African (9ja) tin... Not like all other beautiful and luxurious kitchen we see on TH-cam... I love the market tin, the bike tin and all... lots of love man! ❤❤❤
I think u guys should help him like branding Instagram and also putting his location
i love that african music, it's filled with royalty.. i gotta visit y'all one day
You are welcome oooo, we ey wait you....:~)
You are welcome oooo, we dey wait you....:~)
Welcome to senegal
Hi Battabox. Una get to put this guy details up o so that ppl wen wan use I'm service go fit contact am especially as I'm dey do home service. The isiewu make sense sha.
09068746630 nwokobi special
Where is he located?
@@mykidsi8238 in Nigeria
Very educating video..isi ewu is food for the helth too..God bless naija
"Akanwu" for those who don't know is called "potash" in english.
Like you always
In turkey goat head grilled or soup is a delicacy. I love it❤️❤️
Looks so very tasteful brings me back to my roots in Marroko when I tried goat head for the first time. I would Love to see those 2 prepare more meals. God bless you batta box & Africa ❤️
It's such a treat finding this video! I've eaten it with my parents but I'd never seen isi ewu prepared before.
Now you have got the recipes ooo... Will you cook it and if you will, send us some ooo
Of course I will cook and send some now! Thanks again for posting - I went ahead and subscribed ooo
From the USA and I enjoyed this video
Isi ewu....OMG....I so miss eating this. My paternal grandma used to fix it whenever we went to Akamili for holidays.
OMG look so delicious i looove nigerian food
This is a delicacy in some parts of pakistan too. We make a curry out of it, tastes great.
i love nigerian english.....sounds musical
simply mouth watering!! God bless you guys!!
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I wish he had a proper kitchen he would sell really good market x What’s his contact please love his cooking
Mimsxo I guess that was why he said his only problem is location
Thanks for the lessons on how to prepare goat head. I would like to try it one day.
Yes oooo, try it and tell us how it taste plus dont forget to send some portion to us ooo...lol
Yes oooo, try it and tell us how it taste plus dont forget to send some portion to us ooo...lol
Dish looks delicious
Warri Pikin is fantastic. He was enjoying his isi ewu like a boss. LOL
As he should 😌👍🏿
LOOOL I lovve the guy cooking "I chop Isi Ewu I no see eye" LÔOOOOOL
Entertainment from beginning till end ! Warri pikin one of the best hosts on this channel !!
Best food ever I am telling you
The goat brain is one of the most important.
Yea, I was wondering too cos I didnt see him use the brain! That makes the sweetness something else.
Nice 👍🏻 love 💕 from India 🇮🇳
Hi, I'm from Slovenia. This was a very good video that really made me feel the real Nigeria, although I haven't been there yet. The local market experience is always the realest thing of every country. Dead heads make me cringe though, we don't eat that where I live, we have all meat nicely cut and pre-prepared so we can avoid the unpleasant part of meat eating - seeing the whole dead animals, especially heads/faces. That makes us somehow hypocritical and very spoiled, because I learned from my African friends that they eat absolutely every part of the animal that is slaughtered and here these uglier parts all go to meat processing industry.
But I realize, the African way is much more natural, more sustainable, healthier and more modest. I hope I will learn to cook this too and to break my own limits of a spoiled girl, who thinks 'but what is there to eat on the head?' lol
Very well presented, congratulations guys. Lemme check for more of your videos.
This was a spectacular foodie adventure ❤️❤️❤️
️❤️
That looks really nice I'd eat that any day.
Oh, one of my favorite dishes!!!!
Looks so yummy, that guy deserves an award.Truly nkworbi special😍🤗
am salivating like woowoo here... no be small... chaiiii this chef nah original...
I am officially addicted to this channel. Great food, great personalities, I love it. I hope to make it to Nigeria one day.
Any reason for the red oil to be bought in small packets. Aren't packaged bottles of that oil available
This episode is making me hungry, I love goat!!!!!
Where is Chinemere's location. You need to help advertise him too, he needs to be patronized. Good job.
what is in nkanwu?
NoXiOuS LoTuS potash.
AaaaaaHHHHHhhhh Lil Papa, this was a GOOOOOOOD video, I really enjoyed this. There is ABSOLUTELY NOTHING like AFRICAN cooking....NOTHING!!!! #AlwaysGotSomeGOODloving2putInTheFood
Warri 😍 love watching these videos. Hope to be able to visit one day
Hey
Never had goat meat, but I’m down for trying it. Finished meal looks good
ThatsMia it is so delicious. My taste buds are in hysterics just watching
Reality T.V. !! I love it!
wow.. looks soooo delish, non gmo and healthy. . .my mouth is watering. ...omg
In South Africa we eat this too. I’ve never had it though people, especially men seem to like it.
I miss Nigeria....😫
Ready to come back!
Stop breaching
Bleaching*
Omar ducaysane lol sorry sir I'm not a bleacher 🤣
Nique B you looking beautiful baby, sweetie,honey drop yo IG ma let me check your fine ass out 😘😘😘😂😂😂😂
Really
Nkwobi
The Passover meal, the most high told the igbos/hebrew to eat.
Goat head and bitter herbs
I love cooking, I love food.
I am seriously enjoying these 🎞🎞🎞
Ise ewu particulars i faint 😂😂
Its been ages i have heard someone refer to a plastic bottle as ‘Ragolis’ 🤣🤣🤣
Hello my brudha! Do u know de wei? I'm from Uganda!
Wow ...I learnt alot , pls is the market in Warri?
👍🏿
It tastes really good. Im a nigerian is America i miss eating isi ewu. I wana go back to my country but im too young
Is this jankara market?
He goat is the sweetest? I love it
2004 I’m working power line by NEPA in Nigeria
Warri Pekin good job I swear i dey always enjoy all your vedios,I think dis one of d best in all batta box vedios,i don subscribe 4 more.Thanks
Nice one I miss Nigeria
how long did it take to cook the "isi ewu"???
Where is this place in Nigeria please I need to come when I visit. The ones they make here in new York is not this rich
love from india
Very impressive.... looks yummy
I see in general they tend to leave the skin on the meat then shave the fur off do they remove it later?
Batta box what's Nkwobi Special's contact? Would be nice if you guys dropped it in the description so people can patronize him.
We have this in turkey too...
Never had goat before. What do it taste like?
You guys are amazing. Love your channel.
I luv this guy, nkowbi special
Abeg ooo, make i ask, na wetin Ginger and garlic dey do for there
Awesome video. What’s nkanwu?
potash
Thank you!
wow. i saw full video is supper. i like nigeria peper sup. im in nigeria
I love the energy 😁
Wow i love this meet pass ?
This is making me miss home, is this gwagwalada market?
No ooo, this is Odo eran at Cele, Lagos.
Okay bro
You are suppose to tell us the location so we can patronise his business.
They display his number on his nkwobi preparation. Watch it