r/nigerianfood

Preparing for a long day of sleeping 😂😂

I understand Esau everyday😭

Forgot to buy scent leaves and was too lazy to go back to the market.

They gave me my pot back empty lmao😭

I typically do not like semo as a swallow option, but someone gifted me a 1kg pack of semolina powder earlier this year. I noticed this weekend that the best before date was close and I decided to utilize it in a way I might enjoy, so I experimented with semolina pancakes.

They turned out quite nicely and I really liked the mouth-feel of the pancakes. I have a little bit of the powder left and I’m planning to combine that with some oat flour to see if I’ll prefer that texture as well.

Recipe:
Dry ingredients: 2 cups semolina flour, 3 tsp baking powder, pinch of cinnamon.

Wet ingredients: 4 bananas (mashed), 2 eggs, 1/4 cup of milk, 1 cup of water, 1 tsp vanilla flavour, 1 tsp butterscotch flavour.
Note: if you prefer a thinner pancake, you can add more liquid (either milk or water) to adjust the consistency to your preference.

Prep: Combine the dry ingredients in a bowl, then combine the wet ingredients and gently mix into the dry. Allow to settle for 5 mins, then cook the pancakes on your pan as usual and serve.

P.S: I topped mine with honey but you can use any syrup of your choice. Also, there’s no sugar in the recipe because I don’t use sugar in my pancakes. I use the bananas and the honey topping as my sweeteners.

This recipe made 5 thick pancakes which I shared with my partner(I ate one while I was making them🤣). It would make more if the batter is thinner or smaller portions of the batter are put in the pan.

Please come back to leave a comment if you end up trying this! 🙏🏾

Just a little rice with a few eggs and some sausages

Made this banging stew from this recipe, i found on YouTube . I've not been able to stop eating

https://youtu.be/zEvLVf9r7g8?si=1MitGIoNU\_eDijKm

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Beans and white rice (mixed )
Red pepper 🌶️ and tomatoes 🍅 and garlic and Iru. ( Locust-bean) onion 🧅,black fish 🎣,boiled egg 🥚, crayfish,fried plantain!!!

The most random selection from the past week.
I made my flatbread from scratch

Made it this afternoon. Simple, sweet and fast