You forgot to tell us that you are married to the gods...

AmazingELixir:



Op with the unripe boiled plantains, a full Tilapia and boiled eggs....I see exactly what you're aiming at....a strong and more power output bedmatically.

Weldon my sister you're the real deal

the feeling is mutual here bro. Sharp.

it is well

the food fit come be one delicious delicacy o

What kind of food is this

It looks jibrish

BRATISLAVA Go to YouTube. Check out Mark Wiens videos on Ghana, specifically the Kumasi episode where he was OPPORTUNED to be served this meal in a Kumasi home, and come back with a reply. That green cocoyam leaf is extremely delicious. Ghanaians don't joke with it. It's very flavourful, like how shrimps are. Get a correct Ghanaian to serve you this meal

BRATISLAVA:


Does it actually taste good?

Why is the fish white and not gutted?

Is it normally served in plastic basins? Does it affect the taste? Why eggs? Is that actually palm oil?

This is quite a strange meal. The origins will be interesting.

This must be a sacrifice to Atiaka or Ukpaladi

You cook that fish at all?

Preciousgirl:
Naija guys
Marry a Ghanaian woman o
Or an Ivorian
We are natural cooks



I am out

Tell your husband say he never marry...

descarado:

The poster might be mischievous but yeah, this is a very popular Ghanaian traditional dish.

You guys are quick to accept English or USA food but not traditional African food.

Incredible!

I can accept the pic you attached, though I wouldn't eat everything on the plate, not that one the OP used. The food combination looks like there could be anything on that plate, even strawberries.



I eat any native foods wherever I find myself, I eat widely, but the one from the OP looks unappetizing. Suspect it's a troll doing their do because—look at it.

I'm sure it's already salted fish that has been boiled, reason for it's "pale" look. It goes well with the meal

nedekid:

Sorry to ask? Is that fish cooked? Or is the fish eaten raw? Cos it does not seem to have been cut opened and gutted.

Wetin be this one?

Seems you forgo to drop it at your street junction.

Preciousgirl:
Naija guys
Marry a Ghanaian woman o
Or an Ivorian
We are natural cooks



I am out

Seriously it looks like Sacrifice for the gods

mdntiri:
BRATISLAVA Go to YouTube. Check out Mark Wiens videos on Ghana, specifically the Kumasi episode where he was OPPORTUNED to be served this meal in a Kumasi home, and come back with a reply. That green cocoyam leaf is extremely delicious. Ghanaians don't joke with it. It's very flavourful, like how shrimps are. Get a correct Ghanaian to serve you this meal

So it's coco yam leaves. I guess it could taste good. I would be interested in eating it, perhaps with an oil reduction and the fish being grilled.

The pics are not inviting, though.

starlingbawa:
Wetin be this one?

Ghanaian food apparently.

Wetin be this

Let's meet at T junction

You all shouting should try it and confirm. It's a nice meal.

NA TO TIE RED WRAPPER AROUND WAIST BEFORE U BEGIN CHOP REMAIN

Lol.

This's coming from a Nigerian with your legendary world-famous Edo women?, whose exploits is known the world over?

Parizz:
any Ghana girl wey no sabi ashawo na fake

E b like vomit

Preciousgirl:
Naija guys
Marry a Ghanaian woman o
Or an Ivorian
We are natural cooks



I am out

You need to consult white money on tutorials on how to cook for your husbsnd

They don dey upload sacrifice on nairaland, hmm have always suspected u nairalander are demigods am probably nt d only one that seem so, hmm meeting of the gods may u accept ur sacrifi...

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gXVU7AOfSoA

Make I know the T-junction wey u wan drop am abeg..

Preciousgirl:
Naija guys
Marry a Ghanaian woman o
Or an Ivorian
We are natural cooks



I am out

This is called ' Ebo ' in Yoruba

Even with the Calabash-looking bowl. Good for offering sacrifices to Yemoja and the other demi gods.

Thumbs up , OP. More grease to your elbow. And more oyel (as in, oil ) to your soups , as the one in the photo attached to your post.
Best wishes.

Pierocash:
Is your husband one of the Ghanaian Deities? That looks like a sacrifice to the gods

Gaddemit !
* Faints *

Preciousgirl:
Naija guys
Marry a Ghanaian woman o
Or an Ivorian
We are natural cooks



I am out

Sacrifice.

Preciousgirl:
Naija guys
Marry a Ghanaian woman o
Or an Ivorian
We are natural cooks



I am out

pls, what are the Ingredients?

Kontomire/Kontomre. Are you Nigerian? Have you tried Kontomire soup (ebunu ebunu) before? You'd LOVE it.

Ekg911:
that's kotobire. Men I love it with boiled yam, twice on sunday

Kondomatic:
That fish is not dead yet

Lmao