Dyt:


You want to stretch your hand abi?

Iffa bite you

I wanted to but I saw the other pic with bones
Nothing is left

Let me wait for the next one

NextD18:

Hello, what's Ojojo? Pap or something?

Ojojo is a Yoruba snack bt usually eaten with eko,some do boil it as yam because it is really similar with yam,i cut into pieces like yam then wash it after that i used my manual grater nd blend in a bowl i pour my pepper salt nd onions,mixed it together nd fried it

Amorprincesa24:
Nice! How does it taste?

Honestly it's hard to describe,bt it's taste nothing like flour snack because it's made from something similar to yam

Lalas247:

Sorry but what's this ? Thought it was creative puff puff

sholay2011:

How does this taste? Like puff puff? Looks good.

Honestly it's hard to describe,bt it's taste nothing like flour snack because it's made from something similar to yam.

Dyt:


Can you teleport It?
I miss this with eko
Yum yum

How do you eat ojojo with Ëkó? Hian!

Petyprincess:

Ojojo is a Yoruba snack bt usually eaten with eko,some do boil it as yam because it is really similar with yam,i cut into pieces like yam then wash it after that i used my manual grater nd blend in a bowl i pour my pepper salt nd onions,mixed it together nd fried it

Cool then. Was just curious to know.

The taste, is it similar to Akara ?

Geofavor:

How do you eat ojojo with Ëkó? Hian!

I didn't say ogi
But what do you even know


Muchechecheche

Petyprincess:


Honestly it's hard to describe,bt it's taste nothing like flour snack because it's made from something similar to yam.

Please is it water yam you use ?

peacefulhome:


Please is it water yam you use ?

Actually i dnt know the English bt we call it isu ewura,you can also make ifokore with it,ifokore looks like porridge so you can see they have similarities,picture below is what we call isu ewura(yam ewura) Since isu means yam

NextD18:

Cool then. Was just curious to know.

The taste, is it similar to Akara ?

Not at all

Dyt:


I didn't say ogi
But what do you even know


Muchechecheche

I don't know much, ma'am. Just surprised.
It's the first time I'm learning that ojojo is taken with agidi. All I knew is that it's a snack we bought at the road side and ate alone. Well, maybe with akara. It seems some take it with garri. That'd be better IMO.

peacefulhome:


Please is it water yam you use ?

Yes, it's water yam.

Geofavor:

I don't know much, ma'am. Just surprised.
It's the first time I'm learning that ojojo is taken with agidi. All I knew is that it's a snack we bought at the road side and ate alone. Well, maybe with akara. It seems some take it with garri. That'd be better IMO.

In Your Opinion
Leave it as that

Petyprincess:

Not at all

Lol, this one you dey laugh.

The ojoro looks good sha, looks like something I'll prefer to some of the meatpies people post here.

Okay thanks

Petyprincess:

Honestly it's hard to describe,bt it's taste nothing like flour snack because it's made from something similar to yam

Jollof rice and coconut rice loading

NextD18:

Lol, this one you dey laugh.

The ojoro looks good sha, looks like something I'll prefer to some of the meatpies people post here.

Ojoro it's called ojojo

Petyprincess:

Ojoro it's called ojojo

Lol, no mind me. mo n ṣe ẹfẹ

Petyprincess:

Actually i dnt know the English bt we call it isu ewura,you can also make ifokore with it,ifokore looks like porridge so you can see they have similarities,picture below is what we call isu ewura(yam ewura) Since isu means yam

That's watery am. Southern Igbos also grate it to make a delicacy we call"Oto".Abia, Ebonyi, Akwacross are conversant with it.

Your Ojojo looks great.

Not a fan of it though. The taste is always weird.

LadySarah:


That's watery am. Southern Igbos also grate it to make a delicacy we call"Oto".Abia, Ebonyi, Akwacross are conversant with it.

Your Ojojo looks great.

Not a fan of it though. The taste is always weird.

Thanks dear,never knew it's called watery yam,the secret is adding lots of onions!

Petyprincess:
Finished look It's funny how it's looking like puffpuff

This made me flash back to some years I first had this snack... A Yoruba lady made it.. tasted more like akara.
kudos!

Petyprincess:

Actually i dnt know the English bt we call it isu ewura,you can also make ifokore with it,ifokore looks like porridge so you can see they have similarities,picture below is what we call isu ewura(yam ewura) Since isu means yam

This is water yam. I tried making this stuff but I end up making rubbish . I give it a try again some other time. Thanks.

Geofavor:

Yes, it's water yam.

Thanks

Petyprincess:
Finished look It's funny how it's looking like puffpuff

You brought me back to my boyhood in Tejuosho - Surulere. There was this woman that did ojojo, dun dun, Koko and akara in a corner street close to our house. I hope I got those spellings right.

This is very nice. Please keep the recipe. I'm coming to get it after coronavirus saga.

Decided to post one on here. Last week Sunday's lunch.
Amala with Gbegiri and Ewedu with Chicken and Beef Stew.

peacefulhome:


This is water yam. I tried making this stuff but I end up making rubbish . I give it a try again some other time. Thanks.

Please do you will like it, next time add alot of onions,infact i dnt like it when i buy it outside because it doesnt give me the taste in craving for.

Munzy14:

This made me flash back to some years I first had this snack... A Yoruba lady made it.. tasted more like akara.
kudos!

diordaves:


You brought me back to my boyhood in Tejuosho - Surulere. There was this woman that did ojojo, dun dun, Koko and akara in a corner street close to our house. I hope I got those spellings right.

This is very nice. Please keep the recipe. I'm coming to get it after coronavirus saga.

This one that it's making everybody flashed back to childhood I can actually relate bt sometimes i take out time to cook food i make rarely
@munzy ojojo ought not to taste like akara because it has its special taste which is hard to describe.
@dorodaves yes you got the spelling right! Anytime you planning to make it you can always get recipe from me.

Petyprincess:

Ojojo is a Yoruba snack bt usually eaten with eko,some do boil it as yam because it is really similar with yam,i cut into pieces like yam then wash it after that i used my manual grater nd blend in a bowl i pour my pepper salt nd onions,mixed it together nd fried it

Sister you be confirm Yoruba girl, you just dey mention everything, the ojojo turned out good though, it's funny how most people don't know it, cos I feel it's common just like akara too, it may depend on location though, you did well.

Make we lick mango fess before we decide on what to cook

Emeraldfynest:
Sister you be confirm Yoruba girl, you just dey mention everything, the ojojo turned out good though, it's funny how most people don't know it, cos I feel it's common just like akara too, it may depend on location though, you did well.

Lol I'm confirmed Yoruba girl although people do say i look igbo ,i'm surprised most people dnt know ojojo i actually thought it's popular
Yeah i agree it's depends on location bt i thought most people living in Lagos should know about it bt it seems only yorubas know about ojojo

GboyegaD:
Decided to post one on here. Last week Sunday's lunch.
Amala with Gbegiri and Ewedu with Chicken and Beef Stew.

Nice one. Never been able to tolerate gbegiri. Maybe because I don’t do beans and its byproducts.

I need me a wife that can cook

I'll treat you like a Queen

I promise