Black soup is a tasty and nutritious Nigerian soup native to the people from the south-south i.e (Benin) Edo state.…

I’m not a huge alcohol drinker – I prefer to eat my booze than drink it 🙂 but I love tinkering and making liqueurs, infusions, wines – from scratch and more. Recently, while exploring the kola nut, I decided to make a kola nut liqueur. Liqueur because I had candied kola nut shreds which reminded... The post Kola Nut Liqueur appeared first on Kitchen Butterfly.

This is an easy way to pack this delicious snack and by the end of this tutorial, you’ll be able…

Tapioca, commonly referred to as “Kpokpo Garri,” is a traditional West African culinary delight that involves transforming cassava granules into…

Garri is a staple food made from cassava granules. Garri, when properly soaked, transforms into a delightful, fluffy, and satisfying…

Lumpy Egusi Soup (Ofe Achara Na mpkpurusu mgbam) is a delectable dish that tantalizes the taste buds with its rich…

Native Rice With Green is a unique and delicious rice dish that you don’t want to miss! The subtly flavored…

Broad Leaf Thyme, also known as Cuban Oregano, is a remarkable herb with a long history of medicinal use. Beyond…

This is an easy and delicious snack and by the end of this tutorial, you’ll be able to make it.…

This Chicken kebab features tender pieces of marinated chicken skewered and grilled to perfection, resulting in a flavorful and juicy…

This Savoury Minced Meat and Potato Curry is sure to tantalize your taste buds. This hearty and flavorful dish combines…

Egg fried rice is a popular and simple Asian dish made from stir-frying pre-cooked rice with scrambled eggs, vegetables, and…

Introducing a delightful twist on the classic pancake and egg breakfast: Stuffed Pancake Balls – the perfect fusion of mini…

 

If you’re looking for a delicious and easy Swiss roll recipe, then this video is for you! In this video,…

Making Puff Puff is like embarking on a journey to discover the joy of bite-sized, golden, and irresistibly fluffy delights.…

Ever heard of Zobo Milk? This drink is so creamy and absolutely delicious. I see women in the market selling…

In this video, I’ll show you how to make Nigerian buka stew from scratch. This is a basic skill you…

Here’s how to make this simple and easy chocolate oats recipe. It’s simple to make with just a few ingredients.…

Dalgona Coffee is a cold beverage that comes with a smooth and sweet coffee foam on top. The popular Korean…

This baked Chicken and Potato dish is a tasty comfort food you’ll enjoy. It’s also really easy to make and…

I’m a dab hand at Jollof – she laughs in red and spice. Well, I’ve finally gotten things down to at least consistent, delicious results. That’s with long grain rice though, not basmati.  Learning to make basmati Jollof has been a lifelong dream, from the days of Holland when @olayide_williams and I would order stunning basmati Jollof from […] The post Abiola’s Basmati Jollof Rice appeared first on Kitchen Butterfly.

The first time I saw orange pekoe tea on a diner menu, in Canada, I was so excited. I hadn’t had good orange tea since The Netherlands – my favorite was Orange Jaipur tea, which soothed both palate and belly, a love for history, and a desire to visit Jaipur, India. I imagined that the […] The post On Orange Pekoe Tea appeared first on Kitchen Butterfly.

This sandwich is an easy breakfast recipe you can make in just a few minutes. In this video, I will…

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 Here’s a list of Nuts you should know about. The highlighted ones in red are readily available in Nigeria. Without…

In our current economic landscape, saving time and funds as much as possible has become essential, and meal planning is one of the most critical tools to structure an individual's or family's lifestyle around to avoid waste and prepare delicious dishes on a tight budget. As Nigerians, we are all used to our parents or guardians [...] Guide to Meal Planning appeared first on 9jafoodie | Nigerian Food Recipes.

Here’s a list of Beans and Legumes you should know about. The highlighted ones in green are readily available in…

   Here’s a list of Vegetables you should know about. The highlighted ones in red are readily available in Nigeria.…

Here’s a list of Fruits you should know about. The highlighted ones in red are readily available in Nigeria. Without…

List Of Fish And Seafood

If you have frozen meat, and you plan to cook something meaty, then you need first to defrost it. If…

Nigerian fish variety in Canada Fish is an excellent source of protein and is enjoyed all over the world. Nigeria is no exception, with popular seafood meals such as grilled catfish, stockfish (Oporoko) for soups, fish pies, sardines, and many more. When I first moved to Canada, I missed home and craved the taste of [...] Buying Nigerian-style fish in Canada appeared first on 9jafoodie | Nigerian Food Recipes.

For my 5th post of the year :), I’m still thinking about water – how essential it is but also its symbolism. First, in trying to use the correct word, I discovered that there are 2 words related to symbols – Symbolism and Symbology. I think if I’ve ever used them, I might have used […] The post Water, with Intention appeared first on Kitchen Butterfly.

January 2020 | Mississauga, Land of the Mississaugas of the Credit First Nation This post is from my 2020 journal, documenting thoughts, questions, and observations moving and settling into a new country. Water. Why is water important? Health, wellness, a means to refresh your body which impacts the rest of you. So imagine moving countries, […] The post Drinking Water in a New Country appeared first on Kitchen Butterfly.