Hi guys i got tired of eating rice every sunday and decided to make this nsuka local native delicacy, note am not from nsuka but i learnt how to cook it from my nsuka babe, the delicacy is called Ashisha if i got the spellings correct. Its very delicious

Ashisha or abasha?
You made it without putting us through the process?

Mufakirnaqdiun:
Ashisha or abasha?

Achicha.

Tallesty1:

Achicha.

Never heard of that though,what does it taste like mister?

You got the spelling right. Such a delicacy, can you send some please?

Mufakirnaqdiun:

Never heard of that though,what does it taste like mister?

It tastes exactly like achicha or echicha(that's how my people pronounce it) . It tastes really nice if its well prepared

Is that the flour from cocoyam combined with beans ??

This looks sumptuous!! reminds me of those years at UNN! There is this meal they call ayaraya, very tasty and nutritious.

My brother how much you take prepare am

Zealoy:
Hi guys i got tired of eating rice every sunday and decided to make this nsuka local native delicacy, note am not from nsuka but i learnt how to cook it from my nsuka babe, the delicacy is called Ashisha if i got the spellings correct. Its very delicious

Is that a bowl of beans and kpomo?

Cholls:
My brother how much you take prepare am

baba e cost small o i spent about #4.5k to prepare it, all this things cost over here in Lagos

Kobojunkie:
Is that a bowl of beans and kpomo?

lol nobe that normal beans wey u know o, this one na confirm traditional nsuka native food be this, honestly i don't even know wat that particular type of bean is called in english but i think it's called Akidi in igbo language

Zealoy:
lol nobe beans o, na confirm traditional nsuka native food be this

The beans or the dish itself?

Looks so good. U did well

gloryhomemaker:
You got the spelling right. Such a delicacy, can you send some please?

hhahaha ofcuz i will lol

descarado:
Looks so good. U did well

thanks man

Zealoy:
lol nobe that normal beans wey u know o, this one na confirm traditional nsuka native food be this, honestly i don't even know wat that particular type of bean is called in english but i think it's called Akidi in igbo language

I know of Akidi which isn't necessarily native to Nsuka. So, any plan to put us through how you prepared the dish itself?

http://tropical.theferns.info/viewtropical.php?id=Vigna+unguiculata+unguiculata

Kobojunkie:
I know of Akidi which isn't necessarily native to Nsuka. So, any plan to put us through how you prepared the dish itself?

http://tropical.theferns.info/viewtropical.php?id=Vigna+unguiculata+unguiculata

yes ofcuz i'll do just that

gloryhomemaker:
You got the spelling right. Such a delicacy, can you send some please?

I don't know why I don't like it.
I love igbangwù òka.
Ayaraya ji and òkpa di òkù
I miss that town.

There is this joint in town where we go for better point and kill.

One day, I met one of our wicked lecturers there
I pretended I was sick and took off
Make the man no mark my face.

Avoiding confrontation with those beasts is the beginning of wisdom in that school.
No matter your level, they will humble you.

Achicha chai!!! This your own. Looks very juicy.

This is one of my village delicacies. It's usually eaten during famine, what we call okochi. Chai! I love this meal eh?

I ate it last in the 90s when we traveled to the villa and grandma packed a lot for us to bring back to Lagos. Since then I've been looking for it in Lagos.

Please, can you drop the recipe for this juicy Achicha. Looks so inviting. Biko.

Fio fio

Not achicha, it is ęchaa by the natives! It is prepared without meat o, this one has a touch of Yoruba with the kpomo.

Achicha is an Enugu delicacy and not limited to only Nsukka.

Be like na plan, 3 food thread now now.

Seun, continuity.

I’d rather eat Liverpool tonight tho

Looking Yummy yummy can't wait to try it some day check my signature we produce all kinds of packaging cartons

Igbo food

God bless Southsouth and Southwest

Yoruba people beans…….so happy





So Peter Obi was right…….

Who dey add Kanda for achịcha?


You did well sha

Zealoy:
Hi guys i got tired of eating rice every sunday and decided to make this nsuka local native delicacy, note am not from nsuka but i learnt how to cook it from my nsuka babe, the delicacy is called Ashisha if i got the spellings correct. Its very delicious

It looks delicious

A plate of this here in Abuja is 4500...op we’re ur location please

Afam4eva:
Achicha is an Enugu delicacy and not limited to only Nsukka.

that's Nsukka delicacy. Nsukka popularised the meal just like ụdị axis popularised abacha