Nigerian food consisit of different rice, stew, bean meals and plaintain.
1.RICE:
A. Joloff rice
This rice is flavored with ingredients like pepper, toamto's, oninons, curry, chicken Maggie or broth, and etc
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B.Fried rice
This rice is flavored with chicken Maggie or broth, mixed with vegetables and shrimp(but you can other meats in the food like chicken)
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their are other rice meals but these two are the main ones
* These rice meals can be eaten with plaintain, beans, and a fried or boiled meat on the side(beef, chicken, fish, goat meat, and etc).
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2. STEWS
A.Egusi soup or stew(Efoh)
it consist of egusi and spinach
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B.Stew soup or stew
C.fish or seafood soup
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D.Vegetable soup or stew(Efoh or ugo)
consist of spinach
E.Okrah stew(2 types)
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other: their are many others too
all these stews or soups are spicy and all(excluding the fish or seafood soup) have different meats in them(chicken, meat, ow tail, cow feat, tribe(shaki), tongue, stock fish, turkey). The fish or seafood soup can contain only fish or you can have one that has fish, crab, and shrimp in the soup
* All these stews are eaten with either white rice or with fufu, eba, amala, or grounded rice
examples:
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3. SIDE dishes/snackes:
A. plaintain
It can be fried, baked etc
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B. meat pie
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http://www.ebade.com/images/food/meatpie7.jpg
C. chin chin
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D. Mosa
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E. puff puff
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F. scotch egg
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G. moyin moyin
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H. yams
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* mostly eaten around breakfast with some regular stew or spicy scrambled egg, but it can eaten any time
G. suya
http://shearadiance.typepad.com/shea_radiance/images/2007/11/19/suya_photo.jpg
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http://owerripepperchicken.com/assets/images/Suya_Special.jpg
H. ogi
I. fried chicken or fowl, meats
others: their are other sides and snacks as well
4. DRINKS
Plam wine
and others
Sources:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cuisine_of_Nigeria
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