NewStats: 3,261,358 , 8,173,783 topics. Date: Thursday, 29 May 2025 at 12:23 AM 4dy70

Cocktail hour.
Mint strawberry cocktail

Dinner:

Rice and dodo.

GboyegaD:
Dinner:

Rice and dodo.

Yum!

tatacherie:

Thanks
I'm Nigerian

Oh! OK.

The first time I saw something like that was on Sweet Adjeley's YouTube channel.
She's Ghanaian.

This is the new format they are using beware

gstelly:
This is the new format they are using beware

Person wey no get money for stew, get mind go dey boil white rice, no be mumu be dat?

Good afternoon great people, pls just a reminder, I so much in need of job pls, I don’t want to do crime pls help a dying, frustrated and depressed soul pls. I haven’t eat anything since yesterday afternoon I’m not here to beg for money but to seek for job pls. Thanks and remains blessed sir/ma

I have an honest question, I once read on Facebook, someone's life experience about frying of plantain chips business

She said when she ventured into the business, she wasn't making so much profit, it's either it was getting so burnt or it wasn't coming out fine. So she had to ask one of the women into it too, who told her that they use to add a little plastic to the hot oil so as to get that crispyness and make it stand straight

So I want to ask experienced persons in here, how do you achieve that crispy nature of plantain chips that are being sold on the highways? But I know I've tried at home, and it didn't come out that way too.

Please I need answers, ignore any typos

mariahAngel:


Person wey no get money for stew, get mind go dey boil white rice, no be mumu be dat?

Lol.. no be mumu o. Na faith ..

paschal47:
I have an honest question, I once read on Facebook, someone's life experience about frying of plantain chips business

She said when she ventured into the business, she wasn't making so much profit, it's either it was getting so burnt or it wasn't coming out fine. So she had to ask one of the women into it too, who told her that they use to add a little plastic to the hot oil so as to get that crispyness and make it stand straight

So I want to ask experienced persons in here, how do you achieve that crispy nature of plantain chips that are being sold on the highways? But I know I've tried at home, and it didn't come out that way too.

Please I need answers, ignore any typos

Brb. Let me ask my younger sister. She makes and supplies to superstores.

She said no plastic is added. That after cutting with the slicer, you pack into hot oil and stir fry gently to prevent sticking. After a while you feel its dry and crunchy then you bring out gently and allow to cool before packaging it.

It has to be the unripe one too.

BlueRayDick:
So I tried the new indomie crayfish noodles and it wasn’t bad . I added eja kika to give it that special flavor I want ( that’s the only way I enjoy noodles nowadays )

Nice one and I was able to look at the beautiful picture of the food.

The other pictures of your food looks over edited and it hurts my eyes that I scroll without checking them out.

Can you please keep your food pictures like this noodles, it is more natural and help peeps appreciate the beauty of the food.

Peace

Channah1:


Lol.. no be mumu o. Na faith ..

Hahahahaha
OK o.

It went with amala sha

Kobojunkie:
That isn't anything to boast of given we all live in what is the information age. Unless one is an imbe_cile, I believe everyone can cook.

Who gets time for kitchen things

Dinner!

Boiled unripe plantain and efo.

Just couldn't let my remaining efo go to waste.

Blake755:

Who gets time for kitchen things

Any human being with a brain since we all need food to live and food is "kitchen things"

Dinner:

Fish and air fried carrots.

GboyegaD:
Dinner:

Fish and air fried carrots.

* stares jealously *

I bought an air frier three years ago. Madam refuses to use it. Maybe I will remind her that oil went from 2500 to 6k

GloriousGbola:


* stares jealously *

I bought an air frier three years ago. Madam refuses to use it. Maybe I will remind her that oil went from 2500 to 6k

I don’t like it too.

Brown locust bean and palm oil rice for lunch.

pocohantas:


I don’t like it too.

Why if I may ask? It's one of best kitchen gadgets I have ever bought especially with price of oil now. I use 5ltrs for almost 2 months plus it s healthy eating.

Channah1:


Brb. Let me ask my younger sister. She makes and supplies to superstores.

She said no plastic is added. That after cutting with the slicer, you pack into hot oil and stir fry gently to prevent sticking. After a while you feel its dry and crunchy then you bring out gently and allow to cool before packaging it.

It has to be the unripe one too.

Thank you very much for this response, maybe there's something I'm getting wrong

pocohantas:


I don’t like it too.

not everything is great in the air fryer but chicken turns out really really good.

cococandy:
not everything is great in the air fryer but chicken turns out really really good.

This is the worst for me sef.

ADUKKY:


Why if I may ask? It's one of best kitchen gadgets I have ever bought especially with price of oil now. I use 5ltrs for almost 2 months plus it s healthy eating.

Honestly I can’t explain it. I understand the saving oil part, but I am not a fry-fry person. Not plantains, yam or potato. I rarely fry anything but meat and fish.

I’ll think about it again sha. As you and Coco done put mouth.

You may not be wrong. I want to believe that it’s because the chicken they have here are noticeably more oily and too soft than what we have at home.
I find the air fryer helps release those excess oils and makes the skin very crispy while leaving it soft inside.

When I buy stew chicken from the African store. The one that resembles the good chicken we have at home, it comes out too dry in the air fryer.

pocohantas:


This is the worst for me sef.



Honestly I can’t explain it. I understand the saving oil part, but I am not a fry-fry person. Not plantains, yam or potato. I rarely fry anything but meat and fish.

I’ll think about it again sha. As you and Coco done put mouth.

E don tey way i post oo na scrolling and likes i dey du dz dayz sha Mak una dey update us dey go

tatacherie:
Advanced garri fotor

Beautiful childhood memories
Way back it was just dry garri mixed with palm oil and a pinch of salt lol

yummm

Prestonn:
Village kitchen


Okro soup i cooked today
Few ingredients but great flavour


Happy new week everyone ♥️

yummm

GboyegaD:
Dinner:

Chicken and beef quesadilla and nachos.

yummm

Maryam1234:
I had Fried Rice made with turmeric and tigernut drink for Lunch Today.

yumm

SouthSouth1914:


Vegetable soup with
Dry fish
Cowleg
Prawn
Periwinkles

After eating this food, my morning wood today was extremely stronger!!

yummm

jimetagambo:
Jasmine Rice and Fried Stew.

yummm