And then, after all this work is complete, the mandala is brushed away to symbolize that nothing lasts forever.然而，在所有工作完成后，坛城会被扫除，以象征世间万物皆无常。Hindus in India have a similar tradition called kolam, traditionally done with rice powder.印度的印度教徒也有类似的传统，称为...
Rice is by far one of the most popular staple food in Nigeria. Annually, about 5.5 million tonnes are been consumed. Of these 5.5 million tonnes, farmers across the country could only produce 3.6 million tonnes leaving the remaining 1.9 million tonnes to be imported into the country. 1.9 mil...
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Get The Recipe:Instant Pot Sushi Rice Nigerian Fried Rice NIGERIAN FRIED RICE. PHOTO CREDIT: FOOD PLUS WORDS Did you know that rice is the most consumed staple in Nigeria? Here we’ve got a special treat for you straight from the heart of West Africa — made with long-grain and combined...
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Vegetable soup is paired with eba or fufu and served as food in Nigeria, this recipe shows you how to cook soup with Healthy vegetables the Nigerian way.
There has been quite the debate on social media on whose Jollof is better (Nigeria vs Ghana), and I will have to say that honestly it just comes down to preference. I prefer Nigerian Jollof because I personally think that the basmati/jasmine rice is too sweet and soft of a grain to b...
Jollof Rice is practically the mostpopular rice recipein Nigeria. It is also a big party favorite, just like theNigerian fried rice, as no festive gathering or event is complete without these duo. If you are a Nigerian or living in ”Naija” I bet you already know that. But if you are...