it's called Ragi Mudde, and they eat it with their hands, just like us.

Is this gbegiri I'm seeing here too?

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DHrYUi-MIM8&ab_channel=TheNextkidz

Reflect7:
it's called Ragi Mudde, and they eat it with their hands, just like us.

It's not the same. Theirs is made from millet while Amala is made from dried yam cuttings.

Na finger millet, no be amala.

Indian food are 80% curry and 20% other things. This should be in food section by the way.

Na oyibo Amala, it must be better than our own amala.

Very soon, we will be importing it to Nigeria and everyone will accept it including those trying hard to ridicule our own now.

Do they have hydrolic stew too?

Ebibedike1:
Na oyibo Amala, it must be better than our own amala.

Very soon, we will be importing it to Nigeria and everyone will accept it including those trying hard to ridicule our own now.

Why must it be better?

Are indians better than u?

grandstar:


It's not the same. Theirs is made from millet while Amala is made from dried yam cuttings.

Watch them say they colonized India in 60000 BC

Delusional tribe

Reflect7:
it's called Ragi Mudde, and they eat it with their hands, just like us.

Amala is not made with millet. The soup is made with curry, gbegiri is made with beans

Never ever seen this in total 8 years of my stay over there in their 4 different Countries (States).
(A) May be 0.1% of those people has ever seen this.
(B) No these two things are completely different.

BTW unlike here they have Multiple Cuisines(according to their Races, and their climate and nations) and with each cuisine having thousands of recipes, Yes thousands.

[quote author=Reflect7 post=129620865]it's called Ragi Mudde, and they eat it with their hands, just like us.

Amala is different.. millet is common in North, you can make pap with it or make swallow like the Indian one. I stopped buying it when I got tired, no taste atal but it's very good for the body.