ajasbaba:
Add some paracetamol.

The result will shock you.

descarado:

Their choice.

ChybuzzDD:


But tomorrow, you guys will start accusing innocent villagers of being responsible for your ill-health

That stuff contains bad cholesterol that has several health consequences.

JuanDeDios:

Get a (non-electric) pressure cooker. Why doesn't everyone know this?

JuanDeDios:

Get a (non-electric) pressure cooker. Why doesn't everyone know this?

descarado:

Non of your biz. Face forward

Reelmii:
..she go still add am cement and gravel

Fafesot:
Good day Nairalanders, I have a little problem. I bought some cowskin(ponmo) few days back. They are not so soft, at least to my satisfaction. I've been soaking it in water since I bought it but no significant change has happened. Are there ways I can make them soft? I mean very soft. Are there things I can add to it. Your responses are highly appreciated.

jaszplus12:
There are two types you will find out there. The one from the male cow is usually the soft one cos male cows are usually not reared for long they're easily replaced.
The one from the female cows are tougher because they are used to breed so are kept longer. By the time they're slaughtered it's in their old age that makes the skin tough.
Simple

JuanDeDios:

It's the perfect solution - no alum, potash, or any such weird recommendations. Just stick them in the pot and time it. Cuts the time by half or 3/5, thereby saving gas/fuel.

There are not-so-expensive aluminium types in the market, so a salary earner could save for it, knowing it'd save them gas money in the long run.

caye:


Trust me, majority of the pressure cookers will fail you btw 1-9 months. Why?
Flaws in design.
Talking from experience, I have bought the one with 2 bar arms that lock in place, while my aunt bought the popular England- style design. All broke down.

Why they didn't design a butterfly bolt with it is what I don't know, as it would have helped the locking process.

ChybuzzDD:


It'll be none of my business as long as you don't blame your sudden death on innocent people.

But i doubt if that will ever happen, considering the levels of ignorance and superstitious beliefs that operate amongst you

EmmyMaestro:
This strong one you bought is the one for making Palm slippers. Next time, tell them to give you the one for eating

AfDapone:


And she will still end up getting the one for making slippers, una wan trust people wey wan sell market.

descarado:

Are u OK?
You sound so frustrated.
Like something is bitting you.
Log off and go cool down somewhere.
It will be OK.
I will give myself kudos for engaging you to this extent.

3nity7:
Boil with nails thank me later.

Na part of why e dey hard me to chop outside be this You people now use building materials to cook? Oh chim o!

maxiuc:
Unripe paw paw cut it into pieces and put inside the pot and boil with the kponmo you go see wonder

Tapout:


Na part of why e dey hard me to chop outside be this You people now use building materials to cook? Oh chim o!

bigdammyj:
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Fafesot:
Good day Nairalanders, I have a little problem. I bought some cowskin(ponmo) few days back. They are not so soft, at least to my satisfaction. I've been soaking it in water since I bought it but no significant change has happened. Are there ways I can make them soft? I mean very soft. Are there things I can add to it. Your responses are highly appreciated.

Okiton:




i swear una no get problem in this country

upon wahala wey dey na how to make ponmo soft be ur problem

bring am come i go chop am like that

marsup:
Please there is no such thing as a male cow.
You have a bull (male)
Cow (female).

okoroemeka:
e get one I bought and it was tough as dangote truck tyre,my gas finished and I left it in frustration but lo and behold by day break it is soft as breast,maybe the soaking in the stock overnight helped it,

jaszplus12:
There are two types you will find out there. The one from the male cow is usually the soft one cos male cows are usually not reared for long they're easily replaced.
The one from the female cows are tougher because they are used to breed so are kept longer. By the time they're slaughtered it's in their old age that makes the skin tough.
Simple

OgaTheTop2:
Is this how to make ponmo soft? How can we make the hard ones soft is the question here.