armyofone:
maybe no cheese for Nigeria. I know they have local cottage cheese yoruba people call it gwara or so. I wonder if we can find mozzarella, cheddar, swiss, pepper jack, goat cheese etc
A good business idea - cheese farm.
We have plenty of cows and goat.

lolipopandy:
I'm licking this one but will boil rice for u

cutiereborn:

Just give me the address of that your office

Mariangeles:

Crusties!

Prestonn:

You see the reason why I love you my princess.

I know you gonna stress me later for this rice you wanna boil for me. I prefer to lick the soup like that

Prestonn:

You know what I'm capable of

Mariangeles:
Boiled plantain with palm oil sauce

armyofone:
maybe no cheese for Nigeria. I know they have local cottage cheese yoruba people call it gwara or so. I wonder if we can find mozzarella, cheddar, swiss, pepper jack, goat cheese etc
A good business idea - cheese farm.
We have plenty of cows and goat.

Prestonn:


Mozzarella cheese is very common, we have alot of cheese and especially mozzarella cheese here in Nigeria

Location matters though.

Mariangeles:

There are cheese in Nigeria, it's just that people aren't familiar with it .
Like, it's not a necessity .

Mariangeles:
Boiled plantain with palm oil sauce

armyofone:
You are right.
For me, I do enjoyed the gwara...I wasn't even sure of the name at that time but loved buying it. I love cottage cheese and Ricotta now.
Cococandy, do you like Ricotta ?

cococandy:
Nope. Do not like

And don’t like cottage cheese.

I’m actually not a cheese person. Will only eat it if the recipe will fail without it.

armyofone:
I was just pulling your feet.

I like snacking on plain cottage or ricotta and blueberries. I'm craving it as i haven't had it since this year. I like cream cheese spread- my favorite Saturday breakfast thing.

Prestonn:


Forget the folk and knife oh, the uncle did not use it. He said I don't have proper home training

I was getting ready to laugh the man while struggling with the folk and knife. You can give a try maybe with Egusi not Ogbono, but nothing like using hands

Yeah Ogbono is very delicious.. I also used dried catfish for the soup

lolipopandy:
I can't stress you too much , I'm going to boil the rice still.

lolipopandy:
I trust you

fertilewomb:



No. There's a particular spice that gives it that distinct taste, but those bole women hardly would tell you or reveal it.

Prestonn:

Alright Dear, though I know you gonna ask for something in return
Won't ask for much.

LadySarah:


Theres no special spice.Its the smoke from the charcoal fire.

Area4Area:
I've always known you as a generous person bro but that size of eba for an adult? That's being stingy abeg and better beg God for forgiveness except the uncle just came to lick soup.
You even said he was hungry too, diaris god o. See better soup with just one hand mould of eba
Edit
Read that you made more for him, better

armyofone:
Thanks my friend! Please any idea exactly where i can get kiwi fruits in Nigeria?
I'm trying to reccomend it to my sister.

cutiereborn:

Balanced diet

JewelStone:
Glad to see everyone is doing great and the ministry is moving forward. We just returned from a vacation and as usual food was one of the highlights of our trip...

Ist pic: amazing room service at our hotel Waldorf Astoria
2nd pic: dinner at a great Levante restaurant
3rd & 4th: buffet dinner at our hotel

gratefulme40:



Hehehe.... trying to deceive myself that I am eating healthy

Prestonn:

If I give you the address, you might not be able to locate it

JewelStone:
Glad to see everyone is doing great and the ministry is moving forward. We just returned from a vacation and as usual food was one of the highlights of our trip...

Ist pic: amazing room service at our hotel Waldorf Astoria
2nd pic: dinner at a great Levante restaurant
3rd & 4th: buffet dinner at our hotel

olojuede01:
Decided to go Asian in my kitchen....
Chinese chow mein....

theButterfly:
peppersoup

WildChild00:


Gba-Gba pepper soup-pay

Kingrexyl:
I guess you used chopsticks too