Every year we make New Year’s Resolutions for our careers, our personal lives and diets. Sometimes we keep them, and sometimes we let them go. Let’s make it all the way with them this year. To help with accomplishing...
Jollof rice is such a unique and versatile dish, can be recreated in so many ways to suit your tastebuds. Tired of having the same jollof rice without any exciting twist?
Here are 5 Fun ways to Enjoy your Jollof Rice!.
List of ingredients Rice (basmati rice ) Oil Seasoning Goat meat Onions Habanero Bell pepper Onions and garlic paste All purpose seasoning Thyme Sweet bell peppers Green onions Instructions Marinate the goat meat with seasonings and ingredients and...
The holiday season is just around the corner and you are probably starting to think about what to buy for your friends and family. Just before you complete your gift shopping, can I ask you to be more intentional before you load up that shopping basket ? You can be more intentional with your gift shopping by giving some love to businesses run by African-owned businesses this holiday season. Supporting small businesses in your community is one of the best and most long-lasting methods to give back and support your community.
You are familiar with plantain dishes, like fried plantain, which we refer to as Dodo in Nigeria, boiled plantain or Plantain chips but have you ever thought of other ways to make this well loved food do more? . Here are 5 ways to liven up your plantains as well as tips on cooking it.
Ginger and garlic are two very famous plants that work excellently together. Not only are they a great addition to the kitchen and your meals, they also have excellent health benefits with anti-inflammatory and antioxidant properties. Sometimes peeling garlic and ginger every single time you need them for either cooking purposes or to add to your drink or cup of tea can be a hassle.
Nigerian Vegetables like Bitter leaves, Waterleaf, Ugu or Oha leaves are hard to find in its green, fresh state in Canada. You will usually find these vegetables in its dried form in African stores such as Mychopchop.ca
