Nigerian Recipes

From protein-rich soups and stews to desserts and snacks, these Nigerian lunch ideas will take your taste buds on a thrilling roller coaster ride.

Efo riro also called Nigerian spinach stew is a delicious Nigerian vegetable soup recipe that’s unbelievably easy to make. Traditionally made

I have put together the list of 10 best Nigerian food you should try and which I can’t live without. Apart from the rich Nigerian culture, Nigeria is blessed with different types of delicious dishes that are affordable, hearty and requires the most basic kitchen staple ingredients.

Moi moi a delicious steamed puréed bean dish usually found in West African menu. It is usually referred to as bean cake or bean pudding. Blender moi moi is hassle free because it is made in the blender and steamed on the stove top. This mouth watering goodness will delight your tastebuds and the best part it's easy to

"Indulge in the irresistible flavors of Nigeria with these fluffy and delicious Nigerian Puff Puff! These golden-brown balls of dough are a beloved street food, perfect for snacking or as a sweet treat. Made with simple ingredients like flour, yeast, sugar, and spices, they're easy to whip up and bursting with flavor. Try this authentic recipe today and bring a taste of Nigeria into your home! #NigerianCuisine #PuffPuffRecipe #AfricanFood"

Here's an easy, step-by-step for making Nigerian suya spice, which you'll want to put on everything, henceforth.

It's more than jollof rice.

Spiced and cooked in flavorful tomato and pepper purée, Nigerian jollof rice is a well-loved, classic West African versatile side dish the whole family loves.

Egusi seeds—the large seeds of an African melon—are toasted and ground to thicken this popular Nirgerian stew.