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Sort your cravings healthily
Staying woke is not only knowing how to use your cutlery in public, making all kinds of dishes and creating terrific pictures of them; it is also about eating well and right, feeding on healthy meals and making sure the body is not…
NAIJA SAMOSA
Samosa is a great Nigerian snack, often eaten in parties more than at home. You can make your samosa special by frying or baking so, skip the vegetable oil for deep frying, if you prefer baking.Ingredients*Cabbage…
Val in a affairs picnic basket
Valentine’s day is around the corner, and lovers are about in search of the perfect gift; ‘besties’ for the perfect sit outs, and families for the perfect hangouts. It‘s just everyone targeting ways to show love to their special ones.…
Spooning affairs
You have decorated your kitchen with utensils for so long and you have no idea why some of these exist? This is an idea of what handled utensils in form of spoons and the like are used for.Baby spoon: To feed babies as the name…
Kingstart the day with waffles!
It’s said that the most important meal in a day is your breakfast. And if we are being truthful, making something fast in the morning could be a bit demanding as one is trying to catch the bus, meet up with an appointment, or get the kids…
Make a ‘banger‘ with Banga
Banga soup is also known as palm nut soup and mostly prepared with fresh palm nut extract,if you don’t have access to it, improvise with the canned palm nut. Using fresh palm nut takes time because you’ll need to remove all the dirt by…
Watermelon pawpaw smoothie
Looking to amplify your workout session or game with a super food blend, an early smoothie intake is a great one, because it functions as quick energy for the body, with adequate carbohydrate, which you’ll have all day to burn off. Also,…
2020: Make paradise of your kitchen!
When it comes to kitchens, white, gray, blue, red, yellow, and green really shine. Each of these shades can do something different, and would welcome anyone into the kitchen. Any of these colours can be used as wall paints, cabinet colours,…
Why not delightsome Edikang-ikong soup?
Popular in the south eastern part of Nigeria, especially in Akwa-Ibom and Cross River states, edikang ikong or edikaikong is a blend of two rich vegetables: fluted pumpkin leaves (called ugu in Igbo), and water leaves (gbure in Yoruba),…
This Christmas, eat the beach!
Yaaay! It’s the season of festivities and holiday fun. Have you wondered that your picnics by the sea, the endless pictures by the aquarium and the excursions to different waterfalls could inspire a meal at the dinning table with family and…