A hot, aromatic Nigerian broth made with goat, chicken, fish, or assorted meat, pepper soup spice, chile, onion, and scent leaves.
Use this overview to check the occasion, serving ideas, regional context, and cooking commitment before you begin.
Best for cold evenings, celebrations, recovery meals, and small chops menus.. Plan on a easy cook and about 70 minutes total.
White rice, boiled yam, agidi, or served alone as a hot broth.
National party and street table. The foods that cross state lines: jollof, puff puff, pepper soup, boli, small chops, and shared celebration plates.
palm oil, crayfish, iru or ogiri, scotch bonnet, melon seed
White rice, boiled yam, agidi, or served alone as a hot broth.
National party and street table
Keep the rhythm calm, watch the texture, and adjust seasoning at the end.
Goat meat, chicken, catfish, assorted beef, cow foot, and yam versions are common. Scent leaf is preferred, while uziza or parsley may appear as substitutes.