servicom101:


Bro, we gats talk

About what?

Rozcol:
he can't ever try such

You delegate some of your wifely duties to housemaids and you think the devil will not be watching? You are on your own o, you better do away with that mindset now you have the chance, at least I have given you my own piece of advice, you can do with it whatever you wish.

chubbyswit:

You delegate some of your wifely duties to housemaids and you think the devil will not be watching? You are on your own o, you better do away with that mindset now you have the chance, at least I have given you my own piece of advice, you can do with it whatever you wish.

Abegiii I have an aunt who doesn't know what goes on in her kitchen and her husband isn't complaining, only wicked men allows their wife to stress and overwork theirself and I shall never marry a wicked man

jaxxy:


Who will be paying the several housemaids salary??

The owner of the house na

mdntiri:


About what?

Ghana..


Want to finally relocate

servicom101:


Ghana..


Want to finally relocate

What do you do now? What would you be doing in Ghana?

Rozcol:
The owner of the house na

How old are you?

mdntiri:


What do you do now? What would you be doing in Ghana?

I'm a video editor. Stayed in Ghana 3 years, but want to go experience life outside Accra. Can you suggest?

servicom101:


I'm a video editor. Stayed in Ghana 3 years, but want to go experience life outside Accra. Can you suggest?

There's Kasoa, Teshie, Nungua, Ashaiman, Ashongman, Tema. Kumasi is also busy and is cheaper than Accra. Takoradi has about a million people, has some busyness but can be expensive especially food. Tamale is cheap, is a fast growing city

mdntiri:
Did he send the something? You Nigerians can be very generous. You same people can commit some of the most heinous crimes imaginable, why?

no. Went thru the guys profile. He is a clown from the betting thread

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BRATISLAVA:


Ghana has fufu and amala? Why then are you(Ghanaians) and Nigerians claiming superiority over each other when you're the same down to your staples? You people even sound like Akwa Ibom and Cross River State people. You even pour soup on your foods, just like the Yoruba people. You have northerners similar to those in Nigeria. Ghana= Nigeria.

I am interested to hear that you find foods prepared and stored the local way more flavorful. I have heard that water one from an old Nigerian woman. She described that water from clay pots as "so much better than today's water, you can drink and drink the whole pot". I have experienced that taste factor on some foods. Fermentation had a role to play in those foods, though.

Interesting to know you have a type of fermented fish. The closest Nigerians come to fermenting meats must be stock fish. Do your people ferment other meats? How is momoni fermented? In the ground, leaves or askana? Is it fermented with any flavor givers?

Why can't I be interested in Ghanaian stuff, especially when there's a real Ghanaian right here to dispel rumors and explain things better?

Well I'm glad I could be of some help. We're all here to learn. I don't how the momonis are done. I'm only familiar with the nonfermented koobi. But I'm sure the momoni-making process'd just be an "upgrade" of the koobi- making process. Special fishes are used for these stuff because they make the best koobi, momoni etc. There's a 3rd one called kako which is usually salted shark meat.

Most of the kako are brought in from Senegal, and Ghanaians are some of the biggest consumers of these stuff.

Ghana, Nigeria are in West Africa so we'd have lots of similar stuff BUT I've realized there're more DIFFERENCES between us than similarities, but I won't go into that. We ferment cocoa, locust bean, kenkey, banku, etc, I don't know about meat.

FatherCHRISTMAS:
no. Went thru the guys profile. He is a clown from the betting thread

Oh ok. But still you guys are generally generous people, but for the excesses

mdntiri:


Oh ok. But still you guys are generally generous people, but for the excesses

Ghana burger?

Thought as much, I was about asking. It's over a decade I ate this sauce. Normally taken with yam. Very sweet

Preciousgirl:



Cocoyam leaves

mdntiri:


Well I'm glad I could be of some help. We're all here to learn. I don't how the momonis are done. I'm only familiar with the nonfermented koobi. But I'm sure the momoni-making process'd just be an "upgrade" of the koobi- making process. Special fishes are used for these stuff because they make the best koobi, momoni etc. There's a 3rd one called kako which is usually salted shark meat.

Most of the kako are brought in from Senegal, and Ghanaians are some of the biggest consumers of these stuff.

Ghana, Nigeria are in West Africa so we'd have lots of similar stuff BUT I've realized there're more DIFFERENCES between us than similarities, but I won't go into that. We ferment cocoa, locust bean, kenkey, banku, etc, I don't know about meat.

That kako sounds promising. Wish you could tell more about fermented foods and spicing habits.

From what you've said so far, there are a lot of similarities. I understand where you may differ, in your mindsets to things.

It has been good hearing about these foods from you. I look forward to trying them out some day.

BRATISLAVA:


That kako sounds promising. Wish you could tell more about fermented foods and spicing habits.

From what you've said so far, there are a lot of similarities. I understand where you may differ, in your mindsets to things.

It has been good hearing about these foods from you. I look forward to trying them out some day.

Are you male or female?

mdntiri:


Are you male or female?

Hermaphroditic on naira land.

ThatFairGuy1:
Thought as much, I was about asking. It's over a decade I ate this source. Normally taken with yam. Very sweet

How did you outSource it?

BRATISLAVA:


Hermaphroditic on naira land.

I hear you

FatherCHRISTMAS:
Ghana burger?

I'm Ghanaian living in Ghana

How old are you? If you're old enough, you wouldn't have found this funny, it's a misspelling

BRATISLAVA:

How did you outSource it?

ThatFairGuy1:
How old are you? If you're old enough, you wouldn't have found this funny, it's a misspelling

Lol. But you're funny. Older people can't find peculiar things funny?

Was it voice to text that caused that?

petitejolie:
Wen u're married to one of the gods of the land. May he accept ur sacrifice

Hi Miss! Its been a while here

truthhurts2:


Hi Miss! Its been a while here

hey you

petitejolie:
hey you

How have you been Miss?

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



I am out

I'm also in abuja.

Give me your house address, let me command eat this kind of Delicious meal.

Owolabeey:
This one na spiritual concoction ����

I swear

Even dog no fit see this as shit.

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



I am out

Please do not let toxic comments from the assholes here affect you. I once ate something that looked exactly like yours and it was one of thr best meals I ever had.

mdntiri:


There's Kasoa, Teshie, Nungua, Ashaiman, Ashongman, Tema. Kumasi is also busy and is cheaper than Accra. Takoradi has about a million people, has some busyness but can be expensive especially food. Tamale is cheap, is a fast growing city

Planing on a trip to Tamale

I believe the meal can be given a chance. The OP should work on the presentation of the food. And perhaps next time you can post the recipe of the food so that you can earn trust.

I salute your efforts. My best wishes to your husband