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NigerianOne‑Pot Weeknight Nigerian Jollof Rice with Shrimp
A speedy, one‑pot take on Nigerian jollof rice made with blended tomatoes and finished with shrimp — bold, saucy, and ready on the table on a weeknight.
34 min·easyPescatarian
NigerianMoi Moi with Smoked Mackerel & Hard‑Boiled Eggs
A high‑protein Nigerian steamed bean pudding made from blended black‑eyed peas, studded with flaked smoked mackerel and hard‑boiled eggs — great for training fuel and meal‑prep.
1 hr 35 min·mediumGluten-freeDairy-free
NigerianEgusi Soup (Nigerian Melon‑Seed Soup) with Assorted Fish & Beef
Hearty West African egusi soup thickened with ground melon seeds and finished with smoked fish, dried shrimp and tender beef. Serve it with fufu, pounded yam or rice for a filling one‑bowl meal.
1 hr 25 min·mediumGluten-freeDairy-free
- Nigerian
Vegetarian Efo Riro (Hearty Nigerian Spinach Stew with Smoked Tofu & Mushrooms)
A richly flavored Yoruba spinach stew made vegetarian by using smoked tofu and meaty mushrooms. Palm oil, roasted peppers and iru (locust beans) give the deep, familiar taste so nobody misses the meat. Serve with steamed rice or fufu.
1 hr·mediumVegetarianDairy-free
- Nigerian
Ewa Aganyin (Mashed Black‑Eyed Peas with Spicy Pepper Oil)
A very cheap, filling Nigerian street‑food tray: gently mashed black‑eyed peas topped with a concentrated, spicy palm‑oil pepper sauce. Economical, make‑ahead, and great with bread or fried plantain.
1 hr 20 min·easyVeganGluten-free