It feels good to write again. As at mid-July, I had planned to write about how to prepare Masa, Soy milk beverage, how to preserve tomato puree without freezing, and how I met some special guy- my boyfriend. Before the month wrapped up, I was only able to send the tomato storage procedure as mail to subscribers as part of …
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Foodiedame clocked 6 on the 31st of May and I had no idea until 1st of June. When I saw the notification on WordPress, I told my boyfriend that I wouldn’t be talking about it because I deserted the blog for over a year and I am only just getting activities back on the blog. Also, I have lost the …
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Over the past few years, scientists have continued to seek for ways to make life easier for the Nigerian who loves pounded yam but loathes the stress involved in making this highly delectable Nigerian meal. This adventure has been indeed successful with the discovery of different machines and alternative pounded yam known as poundo yam. The commercial grinding mill is …
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I got my first ever Non-stick pan in 2016. I wanted to partake in Peak Milk’s cooking competition where I was to make an omelette and I didn’t have a frying pan. Prior to that period, as a student, I did all my frying inside a small pot. However, for the purpose of the competition and because of some other 5 …
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NYSC- National Youth Service Corps, a 1-year programme for every Nigerian graduate is a period of vast experience for various participants of the programme. From being the beginning of a great life for some, it also happens to be the beginning or continuation of a not-so-great life for some. However, because life is to every man his own, as a …
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Recently, I published a blogpost about achee apple, the dangerously delicious fruit which is the national fruit of Jamaica. While considering publishing another blog post, it occurred to me that I actually stopped blogging for a while and my readers deserve an explanation. So, grab your coffee and enjoy reading about the last 2 years of my life during which …
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Several countries of Africa are known for several soup delicacies, from Nigeria to Sierra Leone, Cameroon and others, we have soups such as egusi, fisherman’s soup, groundnut soup, etc. Among these delicious delicacies is a special Nigerian soup; Banga. Banga soup, which is also known as Ofe Akwu has been a most consumed and famous dish in Eastern part of …
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Regular intake of tiger nut tubers improves fertility in men and women as a result of vitamin E which is present in the tubers. And this makes it an aphrodisiac.
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Kabocha squash is a fruit that belongs to the group of plants known as Squash and it is a cultivar of the group, Cucurbita maxima. In the Western part of Nigeria, it is known as Elegede or Abeje while in the East, it is known as Anyu or Onugboro. In this post, you’ll be learning the best kabocha squash recipe. …
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I work part-time as a project manager with a construction firm. For a couple of weeks now, my director has not really been with the company physically as he has been on several business trips that take him from Lagos to Dubai. Whenever he’s not around, work does not go the way it does when he is. Not because we take …
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