Moi Moi, (Beans Cake in English) also pronounced and spelled as Moin Moin is delicious, soft, fluffy and a must to try. It is called Alale or Alala by the Hausas, Olele/Elele by the Igbo and remains Moi Moi in the mouths of Yorubas. This meal can be prepared with...
Today, I have come with another northern Nigerian drink for you – Kunun Zaki; Kunu meaning 'pap' the letter 'n' is added at the end of the word to show possession; and Zaki meaning 'sweet', together we have Kunun Zaki literarily translated as 'pap for sweet'. Absurd...
Cincin recipe otherwise spelt as ‘chin chin’ is a popular snack among Nigerians. It is consumed by almost all tribes and ethnic groups. They are common recipes for weddings, birthdays, festivals, etc. Its common ingredient is flour. In addition, it is a delicious...
Dan Sululu is a local northern Nigerian dish mostly consumed by the Hausas specifically. It is delicious, quite fast and easy to prepare, kind like Danwake. Also, it is usually common among the less privileged and average families. In this article, I will be teaching...
Miyan Kubewa (Okro Soup) is a soup widely consumed in almost all parts of Nigeria, and not only by the Hausas in Northern Nigeria but by other indigenes as well. It is made with fresh okro (originally known as Okra in English). It will interest you to know that there...
Gullisuwa recipe known in English language as Milk Balls is a popular snack in Northern Nigeria that is made from milk. As the name implies, they are in form of small balls. It is very sweet and easy to make. This article seeks to teach you how to make Gullisuwa -...
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