It wasn’t till I was an adult that I realised we didn’t have a class of ‘Nigerian desserts’. Growing up, desserts in their elaborate western form weren’t our thing. We kept it simple and fresh. Mostly. We had fresh fruit salads and cakes, Ice cream and jelly and that was mostly it. It was enough... The post Nigerian Dessert Recipes for Easter & Beyond appeared first on Kitchen Butterfly.

A follow-on to Good Friday recipes. First Fish, now sides and salads. To get started, read The Art of The Savoury Salad for ideas and recipes. Here’s the collection: Sauteed Greens Green/ Amaranth leaves are sauteed with smoky fish and vegetables to give a tasty result. Use spinach, kale or other greens for a similar result Recipe... The post Six (6) Sides & Salads for your Easter Menu, Nigerian Style appeared first on Kitchen Butterfly.

Looking for ideas to celebrate Good Friday and Nigeria moving into a new phase of life? I’ve got you covered with an array of Fish recipes, from starters to entrees and a few sides to boot. From my award-winning Suya Swordfish recipe to a Catfish Ginger Curry, you’ll have enough ideas to whip up a... The post Eight (8) Good Friday Recipes with Fish appeared first on Kitchen Butterfly.

First published in 2015, updated for 2026. Beans features in many Good Friday menus…and so… I grew up having stewed beans on Wednesdays and Fridays, a tradition I haven’t been able to sustain in adulthood :). Regardless, here are 8 recipes to help you on your Good Friway :). Akara Fancy beans for breakfast? Then... The post Beans & Plantain for Easter – Eight (8) Recipes appeared first on Kitchen Butterfly.

Craving the ultimate homemade burger? Let’s make it juicy, flavorful, and unforgettable. Today, I’m showing you how to make a classic beef burger that’s juicy on the inside, perfectly seared on the outside, and packed with flavor. Let’s get into it!” Watch The Video Below:::  Shopping List::: For this,  you’ll need: Ground beef – 80/20 […]

This chicken sandwich is simple, nutritious, and full of flavor — made with tender chicken breast, crunchy cabbage, fresh carrots, and everyday spices. It’s perfect for quick breakfasts, lunchboxes, or an easy homemade meal when you want something satisfying without stress. Light, filling, and customizable, this sandwich proves that simple ingredients can still deliver big […]

What do you do when you have left over puff puff batter that you consider too sour for…puff puff? You make pan bread – batter fried in lightly-oiled pans until they cook, crepe-like/ pancake-like. On rare occasion, I have leftover puff puff batter. Batter because it is ‘pourable’, not dough which is ‘cuttable’. So on... The post Pan Breads, by Puff Puff appeared first on Kitchen Butterfly.

Today we’re making one of the easiest and most nostalgic candies ever — Peanut Brittle. It’s Crunchy. Sweet. Addictive and loaded with roasted peanuts. You don’t need a candy thermometer or any fancy tools. Let’s get into it!. Watch The Video Below::: Shopping List::: Granulated sugar – You can use any brand of sugar you […]

Nothing beats the taste of homemade beef stew.  The aroma alone can fill the whole home with comfort. It’s one of those classic dishes that never disappoints. Tender beef simmered in a rich tomato sauce with aromatic spices creates a deep, comforting flavor that pairs perfectly with rice, yam, bread, or even pasta. This recipe […]

There’s something about chicken shawarma that never gets old — the smoky aroma, the juicy spiced chicken, the creamy sauce wrapped snugly in soft bread. Whether it’s grabbed from a roadside stand or made fresh at home, shawarma is comfort food that hits every craving at once. The best part? You don’t need fancy equipment […]

Here are a few green recipes to set you on your merry way. Enjoy. Starters Deep Fried Green beans Scent Leaf Dip Ube’camole Scent leaf  Blinis with fish Salads & Sides Sauteed Greens Grilled corn scent leaf coconut cream Garden Egg Salad and more Farofa Main  Scent Leaf curry Pounded Yam and Okro Kuka Dumplings in... The post All Green For St Patrick’s Day, From Ireland to Nigeria appeared first on Kitchen Butterfly.

I love Ireland – the people, the country, Guinness – for baking and caramels, not necessarily drinking :). When I was at university in Liverpool, studying Geology, I went on a few field trips, from Connemara to Donegal, eventually spending 6 weeks in Glenties for my thesis. Everything from the warmth of the people to... The post My love for Ireland &Some Recipes for St Patrick’s Day appeared first on Kitchen Butterfly.

Nothing brings comfort and celebration together like a pot of homemade jollof rice. This version is cooked in a rich pepper base and paired with well-seasoned, golden fried turkey for that perfect balance of spice, smokiness, and flavour. Whether it’s Sunday lunch, a small party, or just a craving, this recipe delivers that classic, authentic […]

It’s corn season guys! And when you have an abundance of corn, what do you do? Yes! You guessed right! You bring out your box full of corn recipes :). One of such recipes is this tasty corn dog snack. To best describe this snack perfectly, a corn dog is simply a sausage inserted in […]

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These photos are from a throwback video of Actress Ekene Umewan when she was heavily pregnant and staying in the house of estranged friend Adanna Waller in the US......The two Ladies fell apart because Ekene alleged that she was maltreated in Madam Waller's house and forced to cook like a house girl...She moved her things out of Adanna's house and moved in with Adanna's Frenemies who took the

From my cookshelf, and Miss Williams’ Cookery book comes this gem of kola nut tea. There were many trials of a hot tea. First, I erroneously used a hot and peppery spice blend – blame it on the fact that the text was in French (don’t you dare blame me :)! And then, there was... The post Drink 2 – Kola Nut Tea appeared first on Kitchen Butterfly.

Exploring kola nuts in homemade drinks, from syrup to tea, and more The post Drink 1 – Plain Kola Nut Syrup appeared first on Kitchen Butterfly.

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The kolanut, kola nut (genus cola, family Malvaceae) is important in Nigeria – honored, revered, an icon in our culture, present in celebrations, for prayers, thanksgiving, and more. The kola nut’s benefits are many – snack, stimulant, and also every day – think of your favorite cola drink, pretty much a soda’rized version of kola... The post The Nigerian Kolanut – an exploration appeared first on Kitchen Butterfly.

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Livetalk is a 30-minute call-in TV (simulcast) talk show engaging Zimbabweans in-country and in the diaspora to air their views on developments taking place in Zimbabwe and elsewhere. The program aims to enlighten citizens on critical issues by engaging experts, non-state actors, politicians and government officials. Join us Monday to Friday 1800-1830UTC, 2000-2030pm Zimbabwe time.

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Livetalk is a 30-minute call-in TV (simulcast) talk show engaging Zimbabweans in-country and in the diaspora to air their views on developments taking place in Zimbabwe and elsewhere. The program aims to enlighten citizens on critical issues by engaging experts, non-state actors, politicians and government officials. Join us Monday to Friday 1800-1830UTC, 2000-2030pm Zimbabwe time.

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Why do some men behave like this? Mschhhhew!!!Actress Osas Ighodaro shared In a recent podcast, how when she bought a car and decided to visit her boyfriend unannounced to show the car to him.However, upon arrival, she was made to wait for several minutes before the door was opened for her.When he eventually opened the door for her, he queried her on why she visited unannounced.She recounted

Livetalk is a 30-minute call-in TV (simulcast) talk show engaging Zimbabweans in-country and in the diaspora to air their views on developments taking place in Zimbabwe and elsewhere. The program aims to enlighten citizens on critical issues by engaging experts, non-state actors, politicians and government officials. Join us Monday to Friday 1800-1830UTC, 2000-2030pm Zimbabwe time.

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Hmmmmmmm....STAND ALONE NARRATIVENOT READY FOR MARRIAGEI live in a face me, I face you apartment. We have this new couple who are my neighbors, we are a bit close but I dislike the situation they are currently in...For more than a year after marriage, they are still paying loan that their last brother collected for wedding and the funniest thing is that the wife is heavily pregnant and has

Livetalk is a 30-minute call-in TV (simulcast) talk show engaging Zimbabweans in-country and in the diaspora to air their views on developments taking place in Zimbabwe and elsewhere. The program aims to enlighten citizens on critical issues by engaging experts, non-state actors, politicians and government officials. Join us Monday to Friday 1800-1830UTC, 2000-2030pm Zimbabwe time.

Live Talk

Studio 7

Livetalk is a 30-minute call-in TV (simulcast) talk show engaging Zimbabweans in-country and in the diaspora to air their views on developments taking place in Zimbabwe and elsewhere. The program aims to enlighten citizens on critical issues by engaging experts, non-state actors, politicians and government officials. Join us Monday to Friday 1800-1830UTC, 2000-2030pm Zimbabwe time.