Oh yes… I believe the recipe came from Nigerians that settled here years ago. That’s why it’s common among the Krios because most of them have Nigerian ancestral links👌🏽😊 Africa is one 🤎
@@THEREALSOURCE Am not a Nigerian oo but I’ll try answering the question 🤭🤩 Moimoi can be made with fish only “like this” or with eggs, or other fillings (some people used corned beef too. I think it’s preference, not every Nigerian makes it with eggs. Stand to be corrected tho.
This really looks delicious. It is similar to our "Conkie" but without the peas.
Oh wow… what do you use to make the barter for the conkie?
Thanks for the recipe, definitely going to try it out today.
Oh you’d love it 👏🏽👏🏽🤎
Missing this yummy snack
Awwww
Antoinette! You good thing you! My FAV Salone snack! Thank you for doing this video.
Awwww am happy 😃
Thank you so much Derek… please give it a try💃
Mouth watering ❤❤
Thank you boo😘
Yummy 😋
👌🏽👏🏽
FTC
We call this Moi moi in 🇳🇬
@nsikakessien Yesss 👍
I was abt to say the same, you took the word outta my mouth 👄😅
@@triciatrish8541 🥰
Oh yes… I believe the recipe came from Nigerians that settled here years ago. That’s why it’s common among the Krios because most of them have Nigerian ancestral links👌🏽😊 Africa is one 🤎
Moi moi has egg, not so?
@@THEREALSOURCE Am not a Nigerian oo but I’ll try answering the question 🤭🤩
Moimoi can be made with fish only “like this” or with eggs, or other fillings (some people used corned beef too. I think it’s preference, not every Nigerian makes it with eggs. Stand to be corrected tho.
One of my favorite food.❤.Good morning
Oh wow, glad I delivered your fav💃💃
Hope you’re doing well 🫂
Please it’s Saturday morning here in U S. I can eat one for breakfast 😋🙏🏿🫶🏿🇸🇱🇱🇷
🤩🤩Oh right it will be delivered shortly 🤣🤣
Thank you so much ma’am 😘
Looks so good. Here I go to make olehleh I didn’t plan on today. 😂
🤣🤣🤣So sorry oo lol
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Yorubas also call moinmoin Olele
Yeah I heard that. Recipe is past from them I believe👏🏽