Boiled Eggs & Plantain Canapes
Sometimes when entertaining visitors, you do not have to go all out to cook the usual, y'know, rice, …
Sometimes when entertaining visitors, you do not have to go all out to cook the usual, y'know, rice, …
Rice features greatly at any Nigerian party or event; jollof, fried or plain boiled rice. They are stra…
I love the Hausa meat snack called Dambu...its fascinating to see how its actually made into this really …
Bean Blinis with Smoked Prawns & Mixed Veggies A natural progression from my previous Bean Pancake…
Funke Koleosho's Vegetable Egg Roll I have always wanted to post an egg roll recipe on my blog, so w…
Yamarita served with Nigerian bean hummus, avocado dip and ata dindin Yams are like potatoes in Ni…
This is a second recipe for Valentine's day nibbles...serve with some chilled red wine and enjoy. …
Funke Koleosho's Spicy Chicken, Avocado & Tomato "Love Bites" Actually, I celebrate lo…
Funke Koleosho's Suya BBQ Wings I present another quick and easy chicken recipe idea, particularly ha…
Funke Koleosho's Suya Spiced Prawn Butterflies Right....the second of my food ideas for this fest…
Funke Koleosho's Sandwiches...with a kick. Sandwiches are foreign to Nigerians, and though the averag…
Funke Koleosho's King Prawn Pops In this post, I demonstrate how to make a dish suitable to serve a…
Today's very simple recipe comes from my archives. When I entertain guests, I tend to make small port…
In Nigeria, dodo is not a bird but delicious deep fried (or grilled) ripe plantains! Funke Koleosho's…
Funke Koleosho's Plantain Clusters I served today's recipe to some members of my family the ot…
Funke Koleosho's Coleslaw (Nigerian Salad) Traditionally, Nigerians eat very little raw vegetables…
I was watching one of my favourite food channels and just by coincidence a couple of fried dough recipes were…
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