HOW TO COOK OFE AKWU STEW| BEST BANGA STEW RECIPE
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- čas přidán 11. 10. 2022
- This is a detailed video of how to make banga stew(ofe akwu) from start to finish. Thanks for watching ❤️
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INGREDIENTS:
Palm kernel
Ugu leaves
Scent leaves
Yellow and red peppers
Onions
Seasoning cubes
Salt to taste
Dried catfish
Stockfish
Crayfish
Goat meat
Beef
Mackerel fish
Ehuru(African nutmeg)
Okpei (fermented castor seed)
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My name is Timi I will be cooking ofe akwu this weekend for the first time wish me luck pls 😀
You can do it!🤗
Powerful
Woooowww
My name sake Maryjane, I'll be cooking ofe akwu today
Enjoyment awaits you my sister 🤗
Looking delicious 😋
Thank you ❤️
WOW this is delicious
Thank you ❤️
Awesome my dear but @bettymbah you would have removed the foaming banga while boiled so that it would gum
Perfect
Thanks for watching ❤️
Yum Yum Yum... It looks ready for rice...
Very ready o…
Wow I love your cooking thanks for teaching me ❤❤
Thanks for watching ❤️
Wow!
I love your cooking, very detailed.
I would love to give it a try
Thank you ❤️
I love this recipe I don't just know why i love cooking wife wa go marry me go enjoy o😅
😂 Husband material!👍
Am here
Let's get married😊
It really amazing I love ur tutorial
Thank you ❤️
So appetizing
Thank you
Looks yum 😋
Yea it does…. Thanks for watching ❤️
Yummy yummy
Thank you
Very nice and delicious
Thanks a lot❤️
Yummy
Thanks for watching ❤️
Very satisfying❤❤🎉
Yes it is!
Lovely. Thanks for showing all work
Thanks for watching ❤️
You’re a good tutor ❤
Oh wow😊 thanks for watching ❤️
I'm going to try this one day ❤
You should!
Been looking for the perfect banga recipe for my next week video where i feed villagers. Thank you so much for this.
Oh wow that’s really nice, thanks for the comment
Thanks a lot for this video is well-detailed, i will try this
Glad it was helpful!…. Thanks for watching ❤️
Wow, I love your banga stew tutorial, it’s very detailed. I have never used ugu leave to prepare mine before and I would love to give it a try.
You’ll see the difference… thanks for watching
Thanks u so much ma
Thank you for watching ❤️
❤i really like your cooking
Thank you 😊🤗
Looks delicious ❤❤
Thank you ❤️
Wow yummy yummy thanks for sharing
Thanks for watching ❤️
Looks yummy…am making out his on Sunday😋😋
Nice idea… cook for two ❤️
My favorite stew ❤❤❤
U sabi better thing👍🏾
Good job 👍👍
Thank you
The best tutorial AND the best soup in the world. Yummy! Yummy!!
That’s true 💯….Thanks for watching
Nice food
Yes, thank you
Wow 😲 it looks so amazing 😘
Thanks for watching ❤️
This is the best banga recipe I have ever seen, thank you
Thanks for watching ❤️
We Ghanaians called this Abenkwan (palm nut soup and not stew)
But it's the same formula used in cooking and you've done well
Most people in the southern part of Nigeria also use it as soup, I’ll try it one day🙂…. Thanks for watching ❤️
@@emjayscorner1 sure do and you will love it very trust me..u can eat it with anything including gari
Yes we call it Ab3nkwan ( palm nut soup) u can eat it with fufu or rice ball u will enjoy it
Impressive video
I wish i could cook like you 🙂
❤️❤️
You can actually, as long as you keep watching my videos 😅
I just followed your recipe and made the most delicious ofe-akwu, thank you so much!
Awwnn☺️…. thanks for the feedback ❤️❤️
This is delicious 😋😋. I will try it
Thanks for watching ❤️ Try it this week 😁
Am surely gonna try this recipe on Sunday.. Yum yum
Please do o
Yummy😋.....My Love for Banga stew😍
Same here 🥰…. thanks for watching
I give you 10/10
Awwnn thank you!🤗
I just used your recipe to cook my banga this evening thank you for this
Thanks for your feedback ❤️❤️
Looks Delicious Emjay❤
Thank you Amy❤️
Poundo wil make sense
Looks delicious 😋
Thanks for watching ❤️
Yummy yummy 😋😋 but can I also use pure sent leaf for the banga soup
I don’t understand what you mean by pure scent leaf, just buy fresh one from the market… Thanks for watching ❤️
This is exactly how I cook my Ofeakwu 😋, you can check it out too.
Please which part of Anambra are you from dear?
I’m from Enugu 😊…. Thanks for watching ❤️
@@emjayscorner1 okay
You're welcome
are you from Nnewi??? 😀😘😘 looks perfect and delicious, welldone
No I’m not 😁… Thanks for watching ❤️🤗
What language that okpehe?
Are you from cross river state?
Thank love the soup, It's yummy i'll try it.Bravo❤
It’s Igbo language
No I’m not 🙂
Thanks for watching ❤️
The Ashanti's or Akan tribes pair it with fufu(cassava and plantain pounded together)
Oh really, what country are they from?
@@emjayscorner1 Ghana
Looks nice, but its going to take a lot from me to make.
Can't even process the palm fruit 😁
Lol you can do it, it’s worth the stress
Sorry ma please one last question can I also add banga stick or just the palm kernels only?
Sorry I don’t understand what you mean by banga stick… just follow the same process in the video
Just like that, without seasoning the icefish
What is the essence of seasoning the ice fish separately
Can you store your extract in the freezer to use later?
Yes. U can
@@PaulineEzeanah thank you
Definitely
Pls ma how do I make my own very thick… because I prepared it an it wasn’t thick it was too watering an I don’t like it that way… pls tell , what do I do
It’s the palm kernel… I’ve had that experience countless number of times, I didn’t know until I started buying from a different trader.
There are different species of it,just tell the seller what you want to use it for…. Thanks for watching ❤️❤️
I need name of it please
I have a question after putting the extract into the pot for it to boil do you cover up or leave the pot opened?
Please leave it open, so that it doesn’t boil over… thanks for watching ❤️
@@emjayscorner1 thank you so much
It looks delicious, weldone sis, pls stay connected
Thank you ❤️
Please what is ukpa, how is called in English. Am in akwa ibom
Is it okpeyi? Because that’s what I used for this soup… traders in the market knows it by that name
Please how much can I use to cook this 🙏🙏
Food stuff is more expensive now compared to when I made this, so I can’t really say…. Thanks for watching ❤️❤️
Well ldone, but adding fresh fish now is out of the show. Don't show it on social media.. You can add it privately. if you want it.
No dear, I’ll add it publicly on social media because there’s nothing wrong with fresh fish… Thanks for watching ❤️
My name is Rose from cross river State
Hy Rose, welcome to my channel
Please what is african nutmeg
It’s called “ehuru” in igbo language most traders in the market knows it by that name
Can I use uziza leaf? 😢
I don’t know, I’ve never used it
Is this the soup or stew
It can be both, it depends on the person eating it
I can't use fresh fish
Okay
you didn't add mackerel fish
I did, watch till the end🙂…. Thank you ❤️
You remove the foamy part of stew because of Cancer. You did well. Thank you
Really? Thanks for watching and responding ❤️
No be only cancer.
What is ogu in English?
Fluted Pumpkin leaves
Pumpkin leaf
Can one add red oil again?
No not at all
It’s already too oily, there’ll be no need for that
Plastic contact with hot food or too long cold food creats health hazard
Pot too small
This is not banga it's ofe akwu
Okay ma❤️
Nigerians don't use tomatoes in soups I wonder why!! Ghanaians use tomatoes in every soup of stew
I don’t know how true that is… every country has their culture which is unique to them, we don’t have to understand it we just need to respect it… Thanks for watching ❤️
Stockfish is not needed in ofeakwu that stew is meant to be natural ok
What is so unnatural about stockfish? Maybe you should try adding it when next you cook ofe akwu🙂
Stockfish na artificial teacher no all....abi na u make d stockfish na dats y it's not natural
@@reginanwegbe6906 cooking is about being creative so if she decides to put stockfish, that’s what she wants.
Cooking is a creative art. She can add stock fish and whatever she deems fit. Try different things when cooking.
We put stock fish in our own
It is soup you prepared not stew.
Okay Ma❤️
Why are you chefs in Nigeria always using goats meat, no cow meat. Or lamb.
I used both goat and cow meat, lamb meat is not common in Nigerian markets… Thanks for watching ❤️
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