Abacha recipe/African salad recipe

[@JoyRecipes446]

Yummy and delicious

[@Nkemcy]

Thank you so much. I just finished cooking my Abacha. Delicious 😋

[@TheresaMozie]

Nice one i love the way you explained your cooking well done

[@AnnabelDavid-vx9rk]

You are doing well I love how you make all your food

[@maryjaneezeabata4847]

Thanks a lot for this recipe... I tried it and it came out really nice😊

[@bobbywonder4574]

I love ❤ abacha

[@gloryginika2086]

You are a good teacher

[@uduakjohnson8048]

Thanks very easy to learn
Good job!

[@Niastingles]

I love this

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[@afoodiesdiaryng]

Thank you so much!! ❤

[@ChiomaEmmanuel-ty6ih]

Nice 👍

[@chideraogbata3123]

Yummy 😋

[@openheavenz]

Very easy. Thanks

[@rogermoore27]

I would love to try it but I don't know if we have some of your ingredients in the Caribbean

[@ekineesther7479]

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[@ChiOfo]

Okorobia Akunanaw! Enugu highlife. I love his music 😅

[@jigboman]

very true nne.

[@Jayas_Kitchen5510]

Liked subscribed

[@UgoaguChacha-op9kv]

They don't use to put salt?

[@Melodychibudo]

Says who?

[@tessyshotkitchen]

Subscribed

[@DeborahIbeh-m7d]

Are my to soak it in a hot water, cold water, room temperature water or Luke warm water??

[@watchmanBethlyn]

Pls for us foreigners,what is abacha in English?id love to try this i love west African food ooh

[@charityigwe4456]

Tapioca, botanical name

[@charityigwe4456]

Then d end product is called African salad

[@chiamakaeunice9171]

I'm a food exporter, I can send all the needed ingredients to you

[@mmesoperpetual4556]

Please can ogiri igbo be added to it
Am just asking plz

[@augustaonuoha4499]

Big yes!!

[@DidiUncut]

Any substitute for potash???

[@Ujunwa_jhay]

Ngu! The Ash from a Burnt palmtree

[@harrywilliams4601]

She specified either potash or ngor..so use the ngor.. its way better

[@kehindeelizabeth9812]

Pls where can I get all those ingredients? Am Yoruba and I love abacha so much put i don't even know all these ingredients.

[@AWS_wannabe]

They sell in market. Ogiri is the Igbo version of Iru (locust beans) potash, and the rest.
Everything is easy to get

[@Tinakitchenwares]

Go to those Igbo women selling soup things tell them you want to buy ,ngwo, Abacha,ehuru,ogiri, utazi,
You can get crayfish that’s if you don’t have at home you can still tell them you want okporo (big big crayfish) it bangs in Abacha

[@SOMTOCHUKWUr]

Was it on fire?

[@jennyigboanugo3706]

No

[@victorchidi8075]

Uto 😋😋

[@FionaNkechi]

please can salt be added to it or just the Maggi seasoning

[@ugochijane_]

You can add salt

[@gospel4864]

This is nice.
But how do i get to thicken that saurce mine always Come oyt very watering

[@treasure3629]

You need to add potash/kaun. It’s a thickener. But add it in small quantities (till it’s thick) because it can have laxative like effects

[@chidieberefelix-otaluka9375]

Does akanwu in abacha cause loss bowel?

[@sexyme8397]

For some people

[@mariamesylla1550]

C'est fait à base de quoi

[@rachaelschannel544]

What plant is that

[@chiamakaeunice9171]

It's cassava. I can send all the needed ingredients to you, I sell and export them.

[@SamanthaNatimini]

For a Ugandan who wants to try Nigerian recipes. Don’t these ingredients have English names??😢

[@vipyou1453]

They do. Which would you like to know?

[@Bilirkisiyimevet]

I only have peppers and onions at home... (i dont live in nigeria)

[@chiamakaeunice9171]

I can send all the ingredients you need to you wherever you are

[@XoXoG]

This is Igbo salad. Not African salad dear.

[@Slimbae-v2c]

Ok no fire