Channah1:
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Shame all you want. Provided I don eat belleful, I ain't bothered about your negative comments.
I give God the glory for providing for me.
Thank you Jesus.

Nealson:


You too Sabi..... God bless you jare,

Kingpin1000:
Are you sure you know what concoction rice is?

Channah1:
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Shame all you want. Provided I don eat belleful, I ain't bothered about your negative comments.
I give God the glory for providing for me.
Thank you Jesus.

omorttee4u:
But, how did you manage to enjoy concoction with red oil , even if you are to use red oil it must be well cooked.

Days we cook it then, non with red oil. But with just "Rodo" spices and grounddnut oil food is ready!

Channah1:

Why?

It's fresh fish I don't like but smoked and dried fish are ok.

ubee:
I'm trying to wrap my head around this your story.

You mean as a primary school pupil, your mother had already handed over responsibility of cooking some less complex meals to you and your siblings?

Was she the type that was mostly not at home due to nature of her work?

In primary school i couldn't even wash my pants, let alone cook for myself.

If my memory is right, i think it was at my SS1 that i started getting the freedom to try stuff for myself in the kitchen.

Channah1:
Yes. I just remembered how we used to prepare concoction rice ( after momsy handed over cooking to us) back in the primary school days before going to school in the morning.

Pics 1 Main ingredient used in this recipe.
Scent leaves
Smoked Titus
Fresh pepper/ tomatoes
Jollof spice. Palm oil was used and dry ground pepper.

Pics 2... Cooked the rice till almost done with tiny water in it.

Pics 3.
Added jollof rice spice. This is my first time using this spice. Didn't know it was red. So I just added a little as you can see in the pics.

Pics 4... Added the onion, fish and veggies.

Ara21:


Till today I still dey do am. Some people are looking for garri to drink. Thank God my husband doesn't complain, anything I cook we eat.

MisterKennedy:


Channah love, I can see you have passion for cooking.

This is the second time you're showing us your cooking skills.

I think you should be a chef cos you derive so much joy in it.

And I'll for sure love to taste your yummy meals.

Channah1:


Of course I do. There are various ways of cooking concoction rice and this is one of them

ubee:
I'm trying to wrap my head around this your story.

You mean as a primary school pupil, your mother had already handed over responsibility of cooking some less complex meals to you and your siblings?

Was she the type that was mostly not at home due to nature of her work?

In primary school i couldn't even wash my pants, let alone cook for myself.

If my memory is right, i think it was at my SS1 that i started getting the freedom to try stuff for myself in the kitchen.

Mariangeles:


Do you watch chopped junior?
Go see kids (both boys and girls) between 8-13 whipping up meals within 30mins.

Most Nigerian children are not taught to cook even simple meals until way later.

Candidlady:


@bolded
This one touch me

Channah1:
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Shame all you want. Provided I don eat belleful, I ain't bothered about your negative comments.
I give God the glory for providing for me.
Thank you Jesus.

Michelle55:
Nice one but this one don comot for concoction oh, this one na healthy meal with that fish to grace it.
Would have loved to try it but I'm too lazy to cook these days

Ishilove:
This is a meal fit for the gods. Specifically the god of the T-junction, Esu.

Channah1:
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Shame all you want. Provided I don eat belleful, I ain't bothered about your negative comments.
I give God the glory for providing for me.
Thank you Jesus.

BrightAhiah:


Most of them shaming you eat worst or may not even have anything at all, hence they beg from one person to another.

God whom have given you this food will continue to prepare more delicious meal for you even in the presence of ur enemies

Ishilove:
This is a meal fit for the gods. Specifically the god of the T-junction, Esu.

ubee:
I'm trying to wrap my head around this your story.

You mean as a primary school pupil, your mother had already handed over responsibility of cooking some less complex meals to you and your siblings?

Was she the type that was mostly not at home due to nature of her work?

In primary school i couldn't even wash my pants, let alone cook for myself.

If my memory is right, i think it was at my SS1 that i started getting the freedom to try stuff for myself in the kitchen.