Nigerian Food Recipies

Agbalumo-Banana Ice cream Quick and nice  Ice cream. No special equipment required in this 3 ingredient ice cream of  Agbalumo , which is composed  Frozen Bananas and condensed milk. One-ingredient ice creams are a firm favourite with me – essentially, a fruit puree that stars bananas. Frozen. Hence the texture and cream and sweet. Now, I’m not a fan of bananas in  smoothies  or desserts as such, but this works out beautifully for me. The ‘one-ingredient ice cream’ has the richness of dairy desserts and the sweetness too, yet without the making of custard, the long sets and all the other intricacies called for by  true ice creams . And all that’s required for the base is frozen, ripe bananas. My version is a three-ingredient ice cream, with frozen bananas,  Agbalumo puree  and a touch of condensed milk. I would have used my food processor except I couldn’t find the lid  and so I ended up with my b...

Nigerian food culture differs from different group to another; I have always cited the issue of multiple ethnic groups in Nigeria as the reason for the large number of foods eaten in Nigeria.There are over two hundred and fifty different tribes in Nigeria so it is expected that each of these tribes would have different food culture, although there are always a little difference from one tribe to another. This page is about Nigerian food customs and culture, you need to know a little about all of this if you are dating or married to a Nigerian. In a Nigerian home the men are expected to provide money for all the foods eaten at home while it is the responsibility of the woman to purchase and prepare these foods for the family, the only exception is when the wife I gainfully employed. Then she might employ the service of a house help. About twenty five to thirty percent of Nigerian women are full house wife while a bulk of rest are engaged in petty trading or civil service, only...