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Garlic paste made 100% from garlic cloves with a bit of oil that you can keep in the fridge or freezer and use as needed. It’s a kitchen hack that makes it so much easier to cook fast.
use 1 teaspoon of garlic paste for 1 large garlic clove.
You can always use ½ teaspoon or less, of course, if you don’t want your food to be too garlicky.
Uses:
use 1 teaspoon of garlic paste for 1 large garlic clove.
You can always use ½ teaspoon or less, of course, if you don’t want your food to be strong garlic aroma.
Garden eggs, also known as African eggplants, are a type of vegetable that is native to Africa.
Garden eggs are typically eaten cooked, but they can also be eaten raw. Garden eggs can be used in many different recipes, including stews, soups, salads, and curries. They can also be roasted, grilled, or fried.
Garden eggs are known for being very nutritious. They are a good source of vitamins A, C, and K. They also contain potassium, magnesium, and iron. Garden eggs are low in calories and fat, and they are a good source of dietary fibre.
Description:
Plum tomatoes are colorful, egg-shaped tomatoes, they are meaty and have few seeds. Because of the low water content, you can use them to make rich and thick tomato sauce without the addition of tomato paste .
They’re low in calories and are good source of several vitamins, minerals and potassium. The health benefits include reduced risk of heart disease and cancer.
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Aloe vera is a popular medicinal plant that people have used for thousands of years.
Aloe vera, is a thick, short-stemmed plant that stores water in its leaves. It is best known for treating skin injuries and also widely in cosmetics for hair and skin treatments and nourishment. It has several other uses that could potentially benefit the health.
Kontomire or Taro Cocoyam leaves are also used to make a green soup eaten in Ghana.
It can be added to soups, stews, and casseroles, making them a versatile vegetable.
They can be cooked and eaten plain similar to other leafy greens, such as spinach and kale.
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.
Banga is a natural Palm Fruit Pulp sourced from freshly harvested Palm nuts. This variant is enriched with many vitamins for a healthy body’s growth . It is Hygienically processed for your convenience use. Our Palmnut Pulp is 100% Organic with no Additives, no food colouring or starch and also no Preservatives.
This product is natural and great for Palmnut soup and base for stews and soups. It taste just like Mama’s.
Use:
Add hot or warm water and squeeze out the oil from the pulp, using a mesh sieve, strain the liquid and collect in a pot or bowl.
Place the palm nut extract on heat and cook as desired.
Whelk/Sea Snail aka “nkor nkor” or “ngolo” De-shelled
This is the secret of Efik – Calabar Dish. Can be added to Vegetable soup, Afang, Ekpang nkukwo etc.
They are low in fat and cholesterol content, while the fat fraction is rich-in-unsaturated lipids. Snail meat is also a good source of minerals and trace elements, such as Ca, K, Mg, Fe, P and Se. Snails have attracted attention due to their content in anti-inflammatory, anticancer, and antimicrobial bioactive compounds.
This Ofada pepper mix is a combination of all the different peppers used in making the well known African Ofada sauce, also known as ayamase stew or designer stew. It is a delectable Nigerian stew made with palm oil, fermented locust beans, and different types of peppers.
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.
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Atama leaves is the vegetable used in making Abak Atama, a soup commonly eaten in the Akwa Ibom and Cross river states of Nigeria. Atama leaf can also be taken as tea. Atama helps with fertility and also speed up the healing process from wounds and injuries. Atama leaves are highly nutritious.
Description: Tatase is a popular soup ingredient in many Nigerian cuisines. It gives soups the reddish fresh look and flavor. Tatashe – originally spelt as ‘tatase’ – is the Yoruba name for “big red pepper”, good for stews / sauce or in salads when de-seed.
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.
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