From jollof rice to egusi soup, chef Patience Ogunbanjo shares how to cook Nigerian food in small-group dining experiences.

Egusi, Assorted meat, Stock fish, Pomo, Pepper (blended), Onion (optional), Crayfish (blended), Palm oil, Seasoning, Salt, Okpei (locust bean) (Optional), Spinach or ...

If you’re looking for a simple, hearty, and flavorful dish that comes together in no time, this One-Pan Creamy Penne wit ...

Orzo pasta with mushrooms and spinach hits all the right notes. With its tender pasta, earthy mushrooms, and vibrant spinach, ...

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The easy to make dish is loaded with veggies for an exotic and flavorful side. Nigerian Pounded Yam and Egusi Soup. Photo Credit: Food Plus Words With a mix of fish, beef, seasonings, and melon seeds, ...

Ugwu, Melon(Egusi), Grated Pepper with onions, Minced Fresh fish, Crayfish, Smoked fish, Seasoning, Salt, Garri, Palm oil, Locust beans ...