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Ms Spice
Head Writer, Spicebaby.com
To the untrained eye, when served a plate of fried plantains you only see well…plantains. Not so for the real plantain lovers. Serve them a plate and much like Arnold Schwarzenegger’s robotic character in ‘The Commando’, these plantain nuts ... Read Post
Chef Dee
Expert Pastry Maker, Contemporary Cook
Ready in: 15 minutes   |   Serves: 8   |   Review: Meaty The meat filling separates the Jamaican patty and Empanadas from Nigerian-style meat pies. As we all know, the Meat filling is the KEY to whether your meat pie will be ... Read Post
Toni Nyra
American-born Naija girl
I enjoy kitchenbutterfly a lot and would go over to see new posts on the site whenever I could. I was doing that today when I noticed this photo of a person eating Ogbono soup with his bare hands like most of us do. While there were multiple show-and-tell photos of ... Read Post
Pamela Stitch
Mystery African Woman Of The Net
Jambo Café – 2010 Cerrillos Rd Ste 13, Santa Fe NM 87505. (505) 473-1269 Honestly, I love the United States.  The different cultures and environs that you see as you move from the East to the West is awe inspiring. About two weeks ago, I was fortunate ... Read Post
Tade Pratt
die-hard foodie
I’m yet to find one person who does not just love the green bell pepper stew – Ayamashe or Designer stew. It’s tasty, filling and best of all versatile – at least in my home. While most people only pair their ‘designer stew’ with ... Read Post

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