Madam ChiO turned one year older today.
We are so grateful for life, good health, love, grace, and mercy amongst other things.
Madam ChiO turned one year older today.
We are so grateful for life, good health, love, grace, and mercy amongst other things.
Happy Friday Friends! How was your week? I hope all is well and delicious in your life. Today i will be sharing one of my “quick and easy” kitchen tips. Natural flavorful sauces! That is the tip – “Natural flavorful sauces”. This sauce will transform your culinary reputation and tantalize your taste buds. Now repeat after me… “MINA Harissa”
Happy Sunday!
SS: This smells amazing. Can i taste?
Me: Of course! do you need to ask?
The dish is one of my all-time favs! The flavors are deep, rich, and memorable. The dish is quite easy to make. The most time will be spent boiling the meat and roasting veggies.
Mummy i am making this specially for you. Words alone cannot describe how much i love you. If you were not my mother, i would have sought your friendship. I love you so much.
As a bonafide Onitsha babe, Nni Oka + Ofe Ogbono holds a special place in my heart, and frankly in my life. It takes its position of honor in any authentic Onitsha Ado celebration, and is the queen of all soup/swallow combos in my books :).
“Ofe-Ogbono” means “Ogbono soup”, and “Nni Oka” is roughly translated to “Corn Meal” although it is not the actual “Corn Meal” we are all familiar with. “Ogbono” is the seed of a mango-like fruit. Most people cook ogbono with okro to provide crunch and texture. “Ogbono has a “draw” effect when cooked.