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Only in Naija! Check Out 4 Foods Nigerian Mothers Cannot Do Without

Only in Naija! Check Out 4 Foods Nigerian Mothers Cannot Do Without

By Samnolimit in 22 Jul 2016 | 13:16
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If you were born and bred in Nigeria, you will agree that these are certain foods Nigerian mothers cannot do without.
Nigerian mothers are awesome. They hold everything together and are saddled with the resonsibility of home making and food preparation.
Below are 4 different foods Nigerian mothers cook often.
1. Jollof rice
Whether it is spiced with veggies, or not, Nigerian mothers cant but cook jollof rice. Trust to eat jollof rice whenever you are visiting Nigerian home. Its aroma makes it palatable and it is also easy to make.
2. Beans
Nigerian mothers love to cook beans. This food is protein rich and trust our mothers to make varieties of foods from this food as well. Moimoi, akara are all good to go. Also, beans is not expensive and does not need extra cooking skills to cook it.
3. Eba, Amala and pounded yam
Our Nigerian mothers from Ekiti, Ondo can relate to iyan (pounded yam) making, while those from the eastern part prefers eba, those from oyo like amala. These foods are usually served for dinners, combined with soups of choice. They are filling in nature.
4. Beverages
Most Nigerian mothers like making tea and pap. They are inexpensive and can be prepared easily.
- Information Nigeria
22 Jul 2016 | 13:16
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yea, u are ryt
22 Jul 2016 | 13:18
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True
22 Jul 2016 | 13:19
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proudly nigerian mum
22 Jul 2016 | 13:20
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Pure...
22 Jul 2016 | 13:20
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you r right....but I enjoyed pap n akara mostly
22 Jul 2016 | 13:21
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I no dey use jollof rice play o
22 Jul 2016 | 13:22
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All.
22 Jul 2016 | 13:25
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Sweet Food
22 Jul 2016 | 13:26
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true :yes:
22 Jul 2016 | 13:28
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True jare
22 Jul 2016 | 13:47
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That what i use evry day sef... mks cooking faster Lol
22 Jul 2016 | 13:48
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yes,you are right
22 Jul 2016 | 13:48
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U r ryt
22 Jul 2016 | 14:26
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True talk
22 Jul 2016 | 14:31
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Waow
22 Jul 2016 | 14:38
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Even if naija don jaga-jaga finish,am still inlove with naija
22 Jul 2016 | 14:39
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Exactly!!
22 Jul 2016 | 14:43
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maybe
22 Jul 2016 | 14:45
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Truly.
22 Jul 2016 | 14:53
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You are right
22 Jul 2016 | 14:55
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9ja mothers are the best!
22 Jul 2016 | 15:02
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I like my mumsy rice like craze
22 Jul 2016 | 15:02
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:b
22 Jul 2016 | 15:04
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Lol. True true true
23 Jul 2016 | 06:55
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yea. true
23 Jul 2016 | 07:03
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True talk
23 Jul 2016 | 07:38
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Made in Nigeria
23 Jul 2016 | 08:34
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on our town now we no longer call it jollof rice {concotion}
23 Jul 2016 | 14:56
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On point! ..... I miss my mum's food
23 Jul 2016 | 17:47
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They have different foods..for different occassions
23 Jul 2016 | 17:48
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Right
24 Jul 2016 | 08:02
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But they are seriously adapting
24 Jul 2016 | 08:02
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na true oo
28 Jul 2016 | 13:10
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yes oo
8 Aug 2016 | 07:41
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