Bokolisa is ikale/Ilaje/apoi Native soup, but Ijebu people also enjoy it. Which is fine. The same was Ikokore is ijebu food, but people of other tribes also love it.
Have been looking for this soup since 1991...had it in FGC idoani, its was served to boarding house students with eba. Never had it since then. until i saw it few months ago on IG and now after getting the seeds, am learning how to cook it here.
😁😁 Your comment has made my day. There are so many ways to cook Bokolisa and I have other Bokolisa recipes on this channel. I am so happy that you find this video helpful and I hope that one day you will try one of my recipes 💖💖
Hello Dearie pls can l add spinach because l can't get ewedu right away or what other substitute l also have dried ugwu and bitter leaf at home can l use any of this.thanks
You can try isikan market there is this ilaje woman but married to ikale that is selling dry fish, you can ask her or beg her to buy for you anytime she travels to buy fish
The ewedu is actually a choice. Some people use Okro, ugu etc. Here is a Bokolisa and Okro recipe th-cam.com/video/W17vGZZpnuQ/w-d-xo.htmlsi=jCjnZVMn7N2ipUIJ
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Bokolisa is also Ijebu food. You can also get them in Ijebu area and I love it so much...
Ijebu that are closer to Ilaje. Ijebu waterside to be precise
Bokolisa is ikale/Ilaje/apoi Native soup, but Ijebu people also enjoy it. Which is fine. The same was Ikokore is ijebu food, but people of other tribes also love it.
Have been looking for this soup since 1991...had it in FGC idoani, its was served to boarding house students with eba. Never had it since then. until i saw it few months ago on IG and now after getting the seeds, am learning how to cook it here.
😁😁 Your comment has made my day. There are so many ways to cook Bokolisa and I have other Bokolisa recipes on this channel. I am so happy that you find this video helpful and I hope that one day you will try one of my recipes 💖💖
My best soup of all time back then in Okitipupa #Obe Bokolisa ati Pupuru #
Thanks for sharing dear
Waaaooo, God bless you dearie. I never new l could get it on TH-cam
I post rare recipes most people can not get on TH-cam
Hello Dearie pls can l add spinach because l can't get ewedu right away or what other substitute l also have dried ugwu and bitter leaf at home can l use any of this.thanks
I encourage you
Thank you
My best soup.
Are you Ikale or ilaje?
Never heard of this soup before. Looks lovely
It is very rare because the major ingredient that is bokolisa seeds can only be found in Ikale/Ilaje area of Ondo state Nigeria
@The online cook ,Please what is health benefits of bokolisha and English name ?
Bokolisa is an Ikale food so it does not have an English name
Nice one Jumie
Thanks alot John
Thanks for sharing, pls where can I get bokolisa, leun and lafa in Lagos?
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You are most welcome. Thank you for watching
Nice one. One of my favorite soup
You must be from Ondo state
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What is the name of the thickener
The thickener name abeg
There is no thickener.
Please what is pupuru made of
Pupuru is made from cassava.
Cassava, it's flour made from cassava
Please where can I get bokolisa in Akure
You should be able to get it from any vendor who sells Pupuru Ikale. Or better still go to Okitipupa
@@TheOnlineCook thanks ma'am😘
I thought that bokolisa is meant to be slippery like ogbono?
Yes Bokolisa is supposed to draw like ogbono. But it does not draw as much as ogbono
Please where can I get bokolisa in Akure?
You can try isikan market there is this ilaje woman but married to ikale that is selling dry fish, you can ask her or beg her to buy for you anytime she travels to buy fish
I don't think that Ijebu people cook it with ewedu. My grandma did not.
The ewedu is actually a choice. Some people use Okro, ugu etc. Here is a Bokolisa and Okro recipe
th-cam.com/video/W17vGZZpnuQ/w-d-xo.htmlsi=jCjnZVMn7N2ipUIJ
Next time, remove the fish from before adding the bokonisa.
Next time, remove your fish for proper mix
You don't really need to mixokilsa so much. It dissolves easily