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Re: Edikaikong - The King Of Nigerian Soups by IGWISE(m): 9:52pm On Aug 13, 2014
am proud to be EYEN AKWA IBOM
Re: Edikaikong - The King Of Nigerian Soups by Eyop: 9:53pm On Aug 13, 2014
jmaine:

Na lie joor, A correct Nkong Soup is the same as Edikan Ikong . .Nkong is the shortened version of it . . .All semantics . . . .
You again grin. Well i was at the corner observing the comments but you know na women get pot grin well may be she meant waterleaf.
Re: Edikaikong - The King Of Nigerian Soups by jmaine: 9:59pm On Aug 13, 2014
Eyop:
You again grin. Well i was at the corner observing the comments but you know na women get pot grin well may be she meant waterleaf.

For Calabar , na the men get game pass for cooking level . . . . . grin

There is nothing like waterleaf Soup in the Akwa/Cross Region . . . .
Re: Edikaikong - The King Of Nigerian Soups by Nobody: 10:37pm On Aug 13, 2014
Proudly Eyen Calabar proudly Crossriverian!
My afang and edikaikong anyday anytime(my own kop nno mmi) lol.

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Re: Edikaikong - The King Of Nigerian Soups by obinoral1179(m): 11:44pm On Aug 13, 2014
DankemzI: Come to Akwa Ibom or Cross River & eat the best of soups ranging from Afang, Atama, Edikaikong, Afia Efere, Aditan & Ekpankukwo!
Proudly Akwa_Cross
Proudly Nigerian
Eyen_UYO cool
you arr totally right with this. Am in love with afang soup and perikles. Cross river are the best in soup.
Re: Edikaikong - The King Of Nigerian Soups by nossycheek(f): 2:21am On Aug 14, 2014
Sunnybobo3: I made this some days ago
what is this? A left over?
Re: Edikaikong - The King Of Nigerian Soups by Howmanage: 7:33am On Aug 14, 2014
whitecat007: Maybe because we set the standard you all are measured by. You even started your comment with Yoruba word and then singled out an "Efo Riro" out of all other stews/soups here . Is it because you know the your now "Edikaikong" was not originally yours? Ikokore was even made recently, with some leaves tossed in it and wahla! It Was called something else.

The Edikaikong I have tasted once about 7yrs ago in Riverdale and have seen many times at mama calabar restaurant and others in Atlanta was not inviting enough for me to want to try it again. The closest plates to pictures on this thread I've seen is that of Efo Riro.
@bolded, GBAM! Edikaingkong got 2 goes from me and never bothered again after that. I agree some of those pics look nothing like Edikaingkong and exactly like Efo Riro. Wasn't going to say anything until I spotted your post. Well, lets leave the 'Ode To Edikaingkong' thread to the edinkaingkong lovers.
Re: Edikaikong - The King Of Nigerian Soups by TOYNEX(f): 10:47am On Aug 14, 2014
Ashantiking:


This is not soup, this is stew.

Soup- a liquid dish, typically made by boiling meat, fish, or vegetables, etc., in stock or water.

Stew- a dish of meat and vegetables cooked slowly in liquid in a closed dish or pan.
"lamb stew"
who cares?
so far u don understand wetin we dey try talk, chikena nwa oyinbo
Re: Edikaikong - The King Of Nigerian Soups by dobys(f): 11:41am On Aug 14, 2014
Ashantiking:


This is not soup, this is stew.

Soup- a liquid dish, typically made by boiling meat, fish, or vegetables, etc., in stock or water.

Stew- a dish of meat and vegetables cooked slowly in liquid in a closed dish or pan.
"lamb stew"




yhess oooooh u will jst be eatin meat chicken pomo n all d real soup inco its supposed 2 hau water a little. bt its temptin sha shocked
Re: Edikaikong - The King Of Nigerian Soups by bukatyne(f): 1:26pm On Aug 14, 2014
Aitee1: If it is the fresh soft leafy pumpkin that you used then it's definitely not edikaikong that's normal vegetable soup that you cooked



Thanks

Then normal vegetable it is.

I do not want dry pumpkin leaves.
Re: Edikaikong - The King Of Nigerian Soups by ideepaul: 1:37pm On Aug 14, 2014
jmaine:

Na lie joor, A correct Nkong Soup is the same as Edikan Ikong . .Nkong is the shortened version of it . . .All semantics . . . .
I won't argue with you,I guess u r not from efik-ibibio speaking community or maybe in Diaspora
Re: Edikaikong - The King Of Nigerian Soups by jmaine: 1:41pm On Aug 14, 2014
ideepaul:
I won't argue with you,I guess u r not from efik-ibibio speaking community or maybe in Diaspora

There is nothing to argue cos that is the truth . . . . Efere Ikong ubon or Nkong is the same as Efere Edikan Ikong . . .Confirm . . . .
Re: Edikaikong - The King Of Nigerian Soups by Nobody: 2:08pm On Aug 14, 2014
Sunnybobo3: I made this some days ago
feel like to puke embarassed
Re: Edikaikong - The King Of Nigerian Soups by ideepaul: 2:31pm On Aug 14, 2014
jmaine:

There is nothing to argue cos that is the truth . . . . Efere Ikong ubon or Nkong is the same as Efere Edikan Ikong . . .Confirm . . . .
Lemme tell you what I know. In Akwa ibom we have AFERE EKAEKA which is prepared with older pumpkin leave and water leaf just the same way AFERE NKONG is prepared,except that nkong needs the fresher pumpkin leaves...When it comes to EDIKANIKONG, you will still need the fresh vegetable and water leaf.The difference is that in EDIKANIKONG, the amount of water added is near Zero and oil is the main liqiud in there,even the meat has to be cooked till it absorbs all the water...it is abit more complex in cooking and very expenaive. unless u want me to cook the three types for you,I won't explain more than that
Just humbly ask your granny or maybe if you have money,go to Le-meredian and ask them for edikanikong...what most guys eat in all this so-called calabar resturant is NKONG soup
Re: Edikaikong - The King Of Nigerian Soups by ElFenomeno1: 2:34pm On Aug 14, 2014
Salivating............ I cant wait to touch Lagos over the next two weeks #Wooop
Re: Edikaikong - The King Of Nigerian Soups by jmaine: 3:10pm On Aug 14, 2014
ideepaul:
Lemme tell you what I know. In Akwa ibom we have AFERE EKAEKA which is prepared with older pumpkin leave and water leaf just the same way AFERE NKONG is prepared,except that nkong needs the fresher pumpkin leaves...When it comes to EDIKANIKONG, you will still need the fresh vegetable and water leaf.The difference is that in EDIKANIKONG, the amount of water added is near Zero and oil is the main liqiud in there,even the meat has to be cooked till it absorbs all the water...it is abit more complex in cooking and very expenaive. unless u want me to cook the three types for you,I won't explain more than that
Just humbly ask your granny or maybe if you have money,go to Le-meredian and ask them for edikanikong...what most guys eat in all this so-called calabar resturant is NKONG soup

Forget the long story abeg, It is practically the same thing grin . . . . Nkong, Ikong or Edikan Ikong is an expensive venture if you want to make it very palatable, cos it consumes a lot of ingredients to make it thirst unlike Afang i.e oil and crayfish. . . .

Guy, my mum is Efik and I was also given the Efik treatment where there is no difference between a male and a female child in Kitchen affairs grin . . . All children irrespective of Gender are expected to be great cooks, so I know what am saying cool. . .

What you have in most Calabar restaurants are poorly cooked Eferi Ikong or Edikan Ikong due to the cost people are willing to pay. A reason why the more powerful dishes of Edikan Ikong attracts premium prices.

As a matter of rule, I don't eat Edikan Ikong soup in most low budget restaurants due to low quality . . .

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Re: Edikaikong - The King Of Nigerian Soups by Sunnybobo3(m): 3:19pm On Aug 14, 2014
WARRIBLOOD: feel like to puke embarassed

Symptom of Ebola. Do the needful and get quarantined.

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Re: Edikaikong - The King Of Nigerian Soups by Eyop: 3:29pm On Aug 14, 2014
jmaine:

Forget the long story abeg, It is practically the same thing grin . . . . Nkong, Ikong or Edikan Ikong is an expensive venture if you want to make it very palatable, cos it consumes a lot of ingredients to make it thirst unlike Afang i.e oil and crayfish. . . .

Guy, my mum is Efik and I was also given the Efik treatment where there is no difference between a male and a female child in Kitchen affairs grin . . . All children irrespective of Gender are expected to be great cooks, so I know what am saying cool. . .

What you have in most Calabar restaurants are poorly cooked Eferi Ikong or Edikan Ikong due to the cost people are willing to pay. A reason why the more powerful dishes of Edikan Ikong attracts premium prices.

As a matter of rule, I don't eat Edikan Ikong soup in most low budget restaurants due to low quality . . .


Brother you are saying nothing but the truth. I also agree @ the bolded wink.
Re: Edikaikong - The King Of Nigerian Soups by Okijajuju1(m): 3:30pm On Aug 14, 2014
Ofe Owerri.. King of Kings of Soups.. grin






Ofe Nsala God of Soups..







Ofe Onugbu.. The Alpha and Omega of Soups..


**Image is Highly Classified and Protected under the Constitution of Nigeria.. grin **

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Re: Edikaikong - The King Of Nigerian Soups by jmaine: 3:31pm On Aug 14, 2014
^

Correct Level . . . . . . .That towel dey make me salivate wella . . . . kiss

Eyop:

Brother you are saying nothing but the truth. I also agree @ the bolded wink.

Sure my person . . . .
Re: Edikaikong - The King Of Nigerian Soups by Eyop: 3:39pm On Aug 14, 2014
jmaine: ^

Correct Level . . . . . . .That towel dey make me salivate wella . . . . kiss



Sure my person . . . .

Brother any restaurant wey sell Edikaikong for #300 a plate na yawa be that. A minimum of #1000(depending on location) will do the magic cheesy grin
Re: Edikaikong - The King Of Nigerian Soups by jmaine: 3:40pm On Aug 14, 2014
Eyop:

Brother any restaurant wey sell Edikaikong for #300 a plate na yawa be that. A minimum of #1000(depending on location) will do the magic cheesy grin

Confirmed . . . . .
Re: Edikaikong - The King Of Nigerian Soups by Okijajuju1(m): 3:41pm On Aug 14, 2014
If Jesus Ever Changed Water to Soup... It would be Ofe Oha.



grin

[img]http://2.bp..com/-jg1zpIzCsZY/UMiQ1HsNU0I/AAAAAAAABZ4/LCpVJVkOuGw/s1600/oha+soup.jpg[/img]

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Re: Edikaikong - The King Of Nigerian Soups by Eyop: 3:44pm On Aug 14, 2014
Okijajuju1: If Jesus Ever Changed Water to Soup... It would be Ofe Oha.



grin

[img]http://2.bp..com/-jg1zpIzCsZY/UMiQ1HsNU0I/AAAAAAAABZ4/LCpVJVkOuGw/s1600/oha+soup.jpg[/img]
Okijajuju, na thread for Edikaikong be this oooh. I appreciate Oha soup a lot and that's my best Igbo soup. You can create a thread for Oha soup and don't spam thread for King of Nigerian Soups cheesy grin. Thank you!
Re: Edikaikong - The King Of Nigerian Soups by Okijajuju1(m): 3:46pm On Aug 14, 2014
If Ever the Blood of Jesus were to be replaced at Communion with Soup.. IT would be Ogbono Soup




[img]http://2.bp..com/-2EHJ_F_i6Vg/UpJVSNtpb7I/AAAAAAAAB4s/3ZwxXYGCdBA/s1600/Ogbono+soup.jpg[/img]

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Re: Edikaikong - The King Of Nigerian Soups by Okijajuju1(m): 3:47pm On Aug 14, 2014
Eyop:
Okijajuju, na thread for Edikaikong be this oooh. I appreciate Oha soup a lot and that's my best Igbo soup. You can create a thread for Oha soup and don't spam thread for King of Nigerian Soups cheesy grin. Thank you!


Nne, Mbok dont offend me. angry

How dare you address Edikaikong as the King of Nigeria Soups.. angry

That is tantamount to Treson. angry

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Re: Edikaikong - The King Of Nigerian Soups by Sunnybobo3(m): 3:50pm On Aug 14, 2014
As una dey argue on top Edikang ikong, make me arrange small indomie sharpishly.

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Re: Edikaikong - The King Of Nigerian Soups by Eyop: 3:50pm On Aug 14, 2014
Okijajuju1:


Nne, Mbok dont offend me. angry

How dare you address Edikaikong as the King of Nigeria Soups.. angry

That is tantamount to Treson. angry
Address your complaints to the OP by requesting for a form & your matter will looked at. I didn't create the thread and as far as am concerned,it's the Ruling soup of all SOUPs smiley
Re: Edikaikong - The King Of Nigerian Soups by Eyop: 3:51pm On Aug 14, 2014
Sunnybobo3: As una dey argue on top Edikang ikong, make me arrange small indomie sharpishly.
Bon appetit Sunnybobo
Re: Edikaikong - The King Of Nigerian Soups by Sunnybobo3(m): 3:54pm On Aug 14, 2014
Eyop:
Bon appetit Sunnybobo

Abasi udiong eyin eka Sunny. Eyop mfo ado nsek eyop?
Re: Edikaikong - The King Of Nigerian Soups by Okijajuju1(m): 3:56pm On Aug 14, 2014
Eyop:
Address your complaints to the OP by requesting for a form & your matter will looked at. I didn't create the thread and as far as am concerned,it's the Ruling soup of all SOUPs smiley


OMG!! You even wrote it again, angry

This thing you said now is why they almost stoned that Ashawo wey Jesus save for Ecclesiastics. angry


Even Egusi Soup wey be the Kia Picanto of Nigerian SOups sef, get levels wey nearly reach Edi own. angry

Even Atama soup, better pass Edi..


Infact!! I don vex sotey I wan slap person now.. angry **Where that Cybercafe girl dey make she chop this slap.** angry


If I be mod, i for close this thread Ban the OP and everybody wey support this thread for violating Rule number 67 of Nairaland. angry

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Re: Edikaikong - The King Of Nigerian Soups by Eyop: 3:58pm On Aug 14, 2014
Okijajuju1:


OMG!! You even wrote it again, angry

This thing you said now is why they almost stoned that Ashawo wey Jesus save for Ecclesiastics. angry


Even Egusi Soup wey be the Kia Picanto of Nigerian SOups sef, get levels wey nearly reach Edi own. angry

Even Atama soup, better pass Edi..


Infact!! I don vex sotey I wan slap person now.. angry **Where that Cybercafe girl dey make she chop this slap.** angry


If I be mod, i for close this thread Ban the OP and everybody wey support this thread for violating Rule number 67 of Nairaland. angry
All for your pocket. Is either you accept it or go visit okija shrine for help. Have a good day my friend wink

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