#egusi

Hello my fellow hive members,I greet you all,I hope we all are doing great,I am posting the procedures of my melon that is about to harvest in the farm,I know you will love to know some procedures of some

Go down below to see more clear pictures in single (not college) Here is my Onions Here is my perper, ginger and garlic Here is my Magi, dry Cameron perper and salt Here is my granded egusi mixed with

This are the ingredients you will need to make a good egusi soup 1 cup of about 3-5 onions that have been cuted and fresh pepper 4 cups of Egusi melon seeds that have been grinded Half to 1 cup of palm

This are the ingredients you will need to make a good egusi soup 1 cup of about 3-5 onions that have been cuted and fresh pepper 4 cups of Egusi melon seeds that have been grinded Half to 1 cup of palm

Hey hiveans, this is actually my favorite soup. It's called melon soup or egusi soup and this time I ate it with "fufu", this is it local name becauee it doesn't really have an english name but

If you have been with All Nigerian Recipes for some time, you will know that the fried egusi method is not my favourite way to prepare Egusi Soup. It is not my favourite because it involves frying the

Yesterday my family visited my grandma and guess what she prepared for us, it was my favorite soup called egusi soup. What you find below is a delicious plate of egusi soup, served with pounded yam. Egusi

Egusi soup is traditionally throw with 1 stamp of salading folio and it could be waterleaves, bitterleaves or Ugu leaves. You don’t havpe to necessarily custom 3 represent of fruit leaves but it would

This is Egusi soup one of the most popular soups in Nigeria, most popular in the eastern part of Nigeria, it is a very delicious and nutritious dish. It is prepared from e melon seed which is egusi in

I must say that i am not ashamed to admit that I am a foodie. As a typical African man I don't play with my soups. I am going to be posting from time to time how to prepare delicious Nigerian soups. Today

Egusi soup is a very popular soup in Nigeria. You can eat it with Eba, Amala, Semovita, Wheat, Fufu among others. Video credit: Ivonne Ajayi Please upvote and resteem