Aunt flo my natural aunt, this soup is calling my name especially with the snails. I love how you took your to wash the bitterleaf. I'm salivating already
Aunty Floooooooo. I've missed u. I was telling my husband earlier this week that even on Facebook, ur videos no longer pop up. Immediately I looked for cocoyam soup, ur video popped up. I'm too glad. Edit: pls how did you get the cocoyam flour bcos I know u are very mindful of anything in powder form.
Chaiii eri amiicha aka😋😋NwanyiBekeee Ofe gu Ùsò😍😍😍👌💃💃💐💐💐💐Daaalu Nnem..Made mine yesterday..Bitterleaf has a special kind of craving for me oo..especially the sweet taste of water 💧afterwards 😋 😀
Looks delicious and rich too But you see cocoyam powder I don wash my hands off it ruined my soup, it didn't taste like real cocoyam and it smells awful too.i don't know if it's fake cocoyam powder or because I didn't mix it warm water like you did here, I mix with palm oil
Looks delicious already. Aunty, Snails are becoming so expensive, especially with the inflation back home. I got some this February and they weren’t cheap. including white/albino snail, so it’s actually becoming a luxury to have snail in soups even if it’s small sized.
And it's not like Bitterleaf Soup uses a soft vegetable that will be overcooked if added too early. 🤷♀️ No chelụ ka ọ banye (methodology) required here. 😊
Nne soup looks delicious 😋, as for the palm oil, try the Guinea palm oil(Huile de palme de Guinee) though a little bit costly, it's of two different types, both taste more like our Igbo palm oil. Try it and see.
Aunty Flo. Please I'd love a reply to this question. Can meat stock spices be used in alternative to meat stock inside food? With the economic situation, sometimes meat is not affordable. So please ma, is meat stock spices a good alternative? I'd deeply appreciate your response ma.
I think your method is good however, I think leaving the Cocoyam and cooking it for it to dissolve first is best method because the cocoyam can sometimes be hard to dissolve. To avoid it being clumsy inside the soup like egusi seed.
I don't steam my meat and co when making soup. Wonder why people do that. Unless with soft chicken, I don't steam. Nne, this your bitter leaf soup is calling my name. I am going to make it today, but there is no snail. These people don't eat snail.