One particular thing i like about her is her sense of humor.😂 plus, the way she makes everything so simple. ❤❤ We're proud 😤of you osiluora. Anyi si gi jisi ike Adadioranma! Ñnoo!!😊😊
For those who don't understand the Igbo language, I appreciate the fact that you explain some details in English, which made it fun and easy to follow.
Why is usekwu igbo no longer presenting cooking?. It's been years now. Please I will like you prepare an age old igbo snack, made from Ukpara Akwu,(those edible juicy maggot looking insects harvested from the sap of palm wine tree.). Or prepare for us Akara ji-akpu. Cassava fried cakes. Wish you all the best.
THANKS A LOT FOR YOUR GOOD WORK. PLEASE HAVE YOU STPOPPED THE COOKING SERIES? PLEASE KINDLY GIVE ME THE WORDS OF YOUR SIGNATURE TUNE IN ENGLISH. I LOVE THE SONG BUT DON'T UNDERSTAND IT. THANK YOU.
Well done, ma. It's such a detailed video! Ma'am, You mentioned that cocoyam is not used as thickener for nsala soup. My husband is from the riverine area of Anambra state, Nigeria. Ofe nsala is their native soup. I learned how to make ofe nsala from my inlaws and they sometimes use cocoyam as thickener. I prefer ofe nsala made with cocoyam to the one made with yam.
You guys invented the Cocoyam as thickener which is false, some people do use it because it's what they can lay their hands on but Yam is the best option
She added the native spice 'ogiri'. Ogiri is processed locust beans seed. It doesn't go with onions when preparing meals. If one goes in to a meal, then the other doesn't .
Onions isn't added to ancient igbo soups ie oha, onugbu and nsala. That's because onions was introduced by the white men and before they came ogiri igbo had been in use. Years to come, other soups like okro, egusi and co became popular and since they aren't ancient traditional soups, onions was welcomed in their preparations. Not withstanding, even in preparations of the other "new soups", ogiri igbo can also be used. Also, noting the various types of ogiri will help in engancing various soup preparations when being used ie ogiri igbo, ogiri usi, ogiri okpei, ogiri dawadawa etc,
One particular thing i like about her is her sense of humor.😂 plus, the way she makes everything so simple. ❤❤ We're proud 😤of you osiluora. Anyi si gi jisi ike Adadioranma! Ñnoo!!😊😊
Nwafo nnem ibu tam tam usekwu ndi Igbo ga adi ooo ❤
You are aka ochie. Your smiling face is so welcoming. Nice job!!!!!
It looks like the ingredients varies with people. People have different ingredients and methods
For those who don't understand the Igbo language, I appreciate the fact that you explain some details in English, which made it fun and easy to follow.
They're explanations written on the screen which is made it more nice for non Igbo's
I love the way to point out things for better understanding.... That's why u are an igbo woman ❤️ love you mama
Daalụ nne
I love the way she prepared and arrange everything inorder, I love you so much ma'am.
Otu Ina esi agala ma ina asu Igbo na asom uso.
Nnem Jide ka iji.
Love this ❤❤
Glad I found this
Nne daalu😊
I think I enjoy watching you more. Your intonation and mannerism is top notch
Am In love with this
U are really an Igbo mother❤
Nne oyoyo! I ná esi nchaaa! Ndewo mama.
Ezigbo ada igbo, jisike na Ihe na eme.Am loving every bit of it.thank you.igbo amaka
Daalu Ezigbo nwanyi igbo
Usoro Esimnri gi Amaka 😍
Hmm Omo I love this method 😮😢 it so good ohh
You are indeed a teacher that wants her students to learn very well with all explanations that makes us understand thank you very much na
I love your teaching you really know what you are doing ma well done
i dont understand one thing u av said but there is this vibe that kept me glued. i like the originality, off to try it
Show your wife or sisters so they can make it for you.
@@comfortAk i meant the language.
@@olatunbosunajagun9705 use the subtitles na
So lovely, I really love the pure igbo language, keep it up
Wow..I feel like teasting the soup oo
I love this video, very explanatory. My Goodness! Weldone ma
You are so amazing with irresistible and charming completion , you are a teacher indeed.
I really enjoyed watching this video you really put things I perspective. I'm trying my Ofe Nsala this night. Hope my husband enjoys it. 😉
Am really salivating now , these ofe nsala is exactly what i wants to cook now kudos
Looks delicious. Pleasant Igbo woman.
Love the way you speak Igbo
You are doing good ma
❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️ ezigbo onye nkuzi
Well done Ada Amichi.U are Genius.
Amazing
Thanks so much for this wonderful cooking ❤
I enjoy this so much, been in America too long, every word in Igbo, it sweet me ooh🥰🥰
How many years in American
Perfectly cooked thank you for your recipe ❤
My pleasure 😊
Wonderful job done am going to make mi tomorrow cuz am craving for it badly..........u such a great cook ma
Thank you ma for this
God bless you
U are the best
Perfect 😊
Aka ochie ka ibu
Isi Ka 👍🏾well done !
Perfectly cooked thank you for your recipe
Can someone use ede for nsala soup and how will it be
U are indeed a good teacher,omalicha nwannem, i like yr cooking.hiiiii.
Great education. You're truly a professor of Igbo food.
Nkea bu nke anyi
Ezigbo nwaanyi Igbo
Imeela 🙌
Igbo amaka ❤️
I love this woman
I love the song and the soup.... Daalu 🙏🏾🙏🏾🙏🏾... Igbo amaka
Nice one mummy
Well done usekwu igbo
The production is epic , even has a unique song. Great job 😁
Thumbs up
The song is what I like most. Very soothing. Some background music will not let u enjoy the video
Love your teaching mummy
Amazing. Just what I needed
I think I will make this for Christmas
Just like being in the kitchen with my mom. I just love watching ur channel..... I'm a good cook too but your presentation is so wholesome....
Oya cook for me na🙏🏿
You really try ma God bless you
Jommy and delicious
Well done ma
I love the way she speaks Ibo. I wish I can be fluent and know the native names of all the ingredients 👍👍
😊you would be fluent Shaa. But first it's Igbo not ibo though 😊
Weldone my namesake😂
Lekwa ka m si amuri😂😂😂. Iri gi a asom😍
I can't get over your facial expression when the food is done and you do your final tasting...
🤣Daalụ
A very good lecture
I love this channel!!
I am hooked!!!
Osiliola omalicha nwanyi
So nice. I loved this. Thank you for your vast & clear explanation 🙏🏼
My sister jis ike
Cooking my Nsala this weekend. Thank you
Great job but I no see When do you added the pounding yam
This is helpful. I look it. Yummy
Thank u MA....
Wow lovely
Why is usekwu igbo no longer presenting cooking?. It's been years now. Please I will like you prepare an age old igbo snack, made from Ukpara Akwu,(those edible juicy maggot looking insects harvested from the sap of palm wine tree.). Or prepare for us Akara ji-akpu. Cassava fried cakes.
Wish you all the best.
You are the best keep it up ma'am
Thank you ma
You really tried for your leatur i have Lean alot God bless you thanks so much
Very very good
I will try this recipe 😋😋
Love the method of preparation.
Super.
You're really amazing
Thanks mummy love your way.thanks so much
I loved every bit of this! Keep it up
Beautiful!!!!!!
I love dis ma
Beautiful kitchen, great presentation and above all i learnt a whole lot.Thank you ma
U re indeed a genius
this looks delicious
Igbo nwere ire
I like ur swag madam
Good job
Pls can you add uda to nsala soup
Beautifully explained
Is well ooo
So kitchen is called Usekwu!!!!
Ama ask my mum
I watched this when fasting🤤😭😢
THANKS A LOT FOR YOUR GOOD WORK. PLEASE HAVE YOU STPOPPED THE COOKING SERIES? PLEASE KINDLY GIVE ME THE WORDS OF YOUR SIGNATURE TUNE IN ENGLISH. I LOVE THE SONG BUT DON'T UNDERSTAND IT. THANK YOU.
Usekwu Igbo means Igbo Kitchen and the songs means Igbo Kitchen is so good, so beautiful, so pleasant
I ma Ihe ekwe na-aku odoziaku jisike
Well done, ma. It's such a detailed video!
Ma'am, You mentioned that cocoyam is not used as thickener for nsala soup.
My husband is from the riverine area of Anambra state, Nigeria. Ofe nsala is their native soup. I learned how to make ofe nsala from my inlaws and they sometimes use cocoyam as thickener.
I prefer ofe nsala made with cocoyam to the one made with yam.
You guys invented the Cocoyam as thickener which is false, some people do use it because it's what they can lay their hands on but Yam is the best option
No cocoyam in nsala soup, cocoyam is for bitter leaf soup
Nneoma Dalu olu
Biko Ewerem ike ije ose ndu?
Gini mere anagi egi Ede esi ofe nsala
Well understood ma. Though I don't understand Igbo. Well done! But why shouldn't onions be added to nsala soup? please I need to know.
She added the native spice 'ogiri'. Ogiri is processed locust beans seed. It doesn't go with onions when preparing meals. If one goes in to a meal, then the other doesn't .
Onions isn't added to ancient igbo soups ie oha, onugbu and nsala. That's because onions was introduced by the white men and before they came ogiri igbo had been in use.
Years to come, other soups like okro, egusi and co became popular and since they aren't ancient traditional soups, onions was welcomed in their preparations.
Not withstanding, even in preparations of the other "new soups", ogiri igbo can also be used.
Also, noting the various types of ogiri will help in engancing various soup preparations when being used ie ogiri igbo, ogiri usi, ogiri okpei, ogiri dawadawa etc,
Daluu nnem
Nne Da'lu rine
Igbo amaka. Nri ndi igbo na aso uso ofuma.
We abroad sometimes to get yam is difficult can someone use ede
Yes. The white one but yam is the best cos cocoyam is strong
Hello ma thanks ,but can I join the Uziza and Utazi together
You no look well