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Ginger paste is made freshly peeled ginger root
the secret ingredient to many great dishes.
Uses:
Add 2 tbsp of this paste to mildly hot oil and sautee for 2 minutes to give off that delicious aromatic smell and then add the rest of your ingredients for that great homemade meal.
Description:
Jacovita Yellow Garri Flour is a finely blended smooth Garri flour made from cassava meal. It has no lumps or particles and best for people who do not like their swallow with granules of cassava . This one is like smooth like fufu.
You can make it with hot boiling water and as porridge. Either way it is very smooth in the mouth and throat.
Cassava leaves are consumed as green vegetables and are used in traditional medicines. They are also used as an ingredient in traditional sauces like saka-saka. Unlike roots, cassava leaves are a major source of nutrients such as proteins, vitamin A, vitamin C, and fibers.
In Nigeria, the green Tatashe are prized for use in ‘Designer’ stew or Ayamashe or Ofada Sauce. This is a green stew made from a range of green peppers – scotch bonnets, habaneros, tatashe, pettie belle or bell peppers cooked down with onions, fermented seeds and other seasoning. The meats – a variety of beef, offal and sometimes dried fish lend the name designer stew to this aromatic dish.
Description: Africa, yams are the third most important tuber crop after cassava and sweet potato.
Water yams are highly recommended for diabetic patients as it contains less sugars and starch. It aids digestion and promotes weightloss.
They are incredibly nutritious, full of fiber, antioxidants, and have amazing health benefits such as lowering of blood sugars lever, cholesterol.
Description : Akabanga is a popular Rwandan-made hot chili oil. Used on a wide varieties of dishes , the chili oil is great on anything including eggs, meat, fish, stews, salads and soups. The oil is made of 80% extract of mix varieties of African grown Scotch Bonnet or Habanero peppers and 20% of vegetable oil (sunflower or olive). Akabanga can both be used as a condiment or as a cooking ingredient. Its heat ranges largely over 150,000 Scoville Heat Units. Akabanga’s taste is amazingly delicious, and surprisingly its heat doesn’t linger in the mouth like other hot sauces available on the market. Despite its sharpness Akabanga does not cover the taste of food, but adds a pleasant background in it. Just add a few Akabanga oil drips in your meal and that’s enough for a real spicy kick! Yet so delicious… “Look out, sriracha. If Akabanga ever makes it to the U.S.A., the heat will definitely be on. I mean, its little eyedropper bottle packaging alone could be cult-worthy, not to mention its unique flavor and kick.” Heat Level: Medium-hot, depending on your tolerance.
In Nigeria, the green Tatashe are prized for use in ‘Designer’ stew or Ayamashe or Ofada Sauce. This is a green stew made from a range of green peppers – scotch bonnets, habaneros, tatashe, pettie belle or bell peppers cooked down with onions, fermented seeds and other seasoning. The meats – a variety of beef, offal and sometimes dried fish lend the name designer stew to this aromatic dish.
Garri is a staple for traditional African dishes. It is made from granulated cassava (processed cassava tuber) it goes through different stages of process before it is finally ready to be consumed.
It can be eaten as fufu with swallow or stew. You can also enjoy drinking it with milk and sugar.
Goron Tula Nuts is a miracle fruit popularly called Snot Apple or Silky Kola nut. It is a natural aphrodisiac, natural libido booster and fertility supplement.
It can be bought as a fleshy fruit or grounded to powder or in a syrup form that can be added to food and drinks eg tea, ice cream,custard, milk, smoothies etc .
This miracle fruit also help women with dry vagina, as it helps stimulate the production of vagina juices, to keep it wet, it also helps women who find it difficult to reach orgasm. It also help to cleanse the vagina and rid it of bad odor, giving it a fresh fruity smell.
Ewedu, also called jute. It is packed with nutrients and has immense health benefits for the body. The name “ewedu” originates from the Yoruba tribe in Nigeria where the vegetable features as a common ingredient for soups. The Hausa people call it rama. Ewedu leaves are used to prepare ewedu soup. It can also be used to prepare some delicacies such as yam,stew, soup.
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