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As an American woman I have never heard of banga soup. But when I was in Nigeria, I heard of it. I am now engaged to a Nigerian man and I want to cook this soup as it is his favorite. Thanks for these videos.
Sisi Yemmie I love you. I love your presentation. I love all your cooking. I am 67years old but I love complimenting the old school cooking with the modern. Your channel is it all through. Remain blessed.
I'm gonna be really honest with u as a chef , your video of the party jollof rice u maid really helped me on Sunday last week to prepare a half bag of rice all by myself and it came out very nice and the client was so suprise and excited about it
This is my first time preparing Banga soup even if it is my favorite soup . I cnt believe I could make a delicious Banga soup,i tired preparing it myself following every steps on this your video and it came out well😮. Every one that tasted my Banga soup yesterday was just praising me. They couldn’t believe it was my first time cooking Banga soup because i prepared it like a professional . I love you so much ma❤❤
This is my absolute favorite dish and starch. I always call my mother ahead of time to prepare banga soup with fresh fish and starch every time we visit Nigeria. I love banga soup.
In my place we call it ofe akwu. The method of preparation is basically the same . I don't know about some of the spices you used, but we use the banga spice, and then add ugu and scent leaves. We eat it with rice. I guess the starch is garri. Will make it with your own recipe and I will check if there is difference in taste from our own recipe. Lots of love Sisiyemmi 💕💕.
The clay pot brings some earthly flavor or scent into the soup! Because clay comes from the soil, and that soil (clay, treated, and burnt) has a way of resonating in our foods. Anyway, kudos to you for reminding many of us here especially in the diaspora!
It's been a Banga week on RU-vid I noticed.. This authentic from the scratch method with catfish and the end product bubbling, piping hot in the pot is everything 👌👌🌹
Lol I like how sisi was pampering the banga shaft after boiling,, as a student that year we squeezed the juice out with vigour...also coke bottle was also used to pound the banga
I remember when we use to cook this in Nigeria, we would steal some and roast it on the gas cooker, rub salt on it and enjoy away much to my mother's chagrin hahaha memories
Yes I HV prepared banga severally with smoked cat fish & meat & it's always been so tasty but I HV never used fresh cat fish which I will try next. Thanks alot
Finally!!!!😍our banga soup hs landed....I love and always enjoy watching your channel Ma! thank you so much for your tremendous work you share with us. Have learnt so much from you❤..God bless you Ma!
I love this soup even though I never heard of this before this minute. so why do I love it?? the name is enough for me. This is my own super name, what? really due to this is the name of my people in Gabon!!! How special are we the Banga tribe!! yes with this name I know this is the best soup I never tasted. Gone wrong? very wrong indeed, corse slavers, by God long live we Banga tibe and our own Banga soup, haeyyyyy!!!!!
I needed to watch this again. I remember when I was young, our neighbour came over and met us eating banga soup from the 'eme were' 'claypot' and she said my mum knows about jazz🤣🤣🤣. This video is ever green. Thanks @sisiyemmie My banga soup is almost ready with 'usi'
Exactly what I had today with correct starch...this soup is authentic very colourful and yummy .I love periwinkle in mine too you gat all the ingredients this soup is full with all the goodness.
Banga is my favorite soup ...Since my family is Yoruba they don't make it so I've learned to make it myself. Some tell me they never heard of this soup sorry for them o 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
This looks so yummy! I have been trying to cool this soup. This tutorial will really help. We that abroad will have to use the processed one.Thanks sis Yemmie
Thumps up sister yemmie, am Yoruba from Lagos state I cooked different types of Nigerian dishes, appreciate this video though I do cook banga soup but I don't know that leaf you mentioned am sure I can't remember if I go to the market!! Is there an English name for it.
