FERNANDEZISBACK:

Tell me about the process pls..say something
Mariangeles the cook..

Kobojunkie:
Abeg stop!

Log on to YouTube right now, click on the cooking videos and begin today how to cook. This your story na wetin silly children dey yarn. Na the same way dem dey take learn to wipe yansh, na im person dey also learn how to cook... watching how It is done and then practicing on your own.

Please never again yarn this nonsense if you ever wish to be taken seriously by people out there or even here.

Mariangeles:
Kobo, you just dey harsh harsh today.

Mariangeles:


Well, the actual making of the soup is quite easy, but it’s the preparation of the ingredients part that takes time.
There’s a whole mountain of leafy vegetables that you’d have to wash thoroughly, then cut up quite finely.
It’s worth the effort at the end sha.

FERNANDEZISBACK:

Apart from that any other one you in love with?

Kobojunkie:
I am being my regular self.

Mariangeles:


I like this below very much.
It can be eaten with rice.

FERNANDEZISBACK:

Is that stew...and what are the big things there?
Looks like a dead huge scorpion..

FERNANDEZISBACK:

Is that stew...and what are the big things there?
Looks like a dead huge scorpion..

pocohantas:
Oha…

pocohantas:
I made edikan ikong recently and it got me wondering, who is the king of all Nigerian soups?




NOTE: I see people say the pumpkin should be double of the waterleaf, but after extensive practice, I have realized they should be at par. At worst, waterleaf and pumpkin in ratio 2:3

A very short story….

cococandy:
oha is special to me

Kobojunkie:
It is my favorite! It is light, yet full of taste.

pocohantas:
Groundnut soup…

Mariangeles:


What is that?
That isn’t on the list na.


Well, for me, If I’m not being biased, my favorite is this one below because I can enjoy it as it is and get satisfied.
It is nutritious too. Very nutritious.

edoman2016:


Groundnut soup for me anyday. It was my favourite soup growing up. I don't know why most restaurants in Lagos don't cook and sell it. Is it that most don't know how to cook it?

Tonymegabush1:
All I see is meat and more meat....

Madam meat cooker

Cutehector:
This op sef no sabi english.

pocohantas:
Afang soup…

Munzy14:

O wu gi shiri ofe a?

pocohantas:
Afang soup…

Mariangeles:


Mba o.

I took it from here.

pocohantas:


They probably do not know how to cook it and even if they do, how many people would walk into a restaurant and ask for groundnut soup? It is not worth the effort. E no go sell finish.




Lol. I must agree I love meat.




Which English is wrong there? I’ll go correct it when you tell. Thanks

edoman2016:


Groundnut soup for me anyday. It was my favourite soup growing up. I don't know why most restaurants in Lagos don't cook and sell it. Is it that most don't know how to cook it?

Cutehector:
I caught you My instincts were right, you are predictable. If you really didnt care about people's opinions, i'm sure you'd have ignored. I think that is one flaw you need to work on. Cheers

pocohantas:


I hate to say you are not very okay.

You say there is a grammatical error and I asked you point it out so I can edit for viewers readability. Then you go off tangent, talking about predictability and flaw. Something is wrong with you. That is what should be worked on.