Trying Nigerian Food For The First Time!! Real Kings Of Jollof Rice?!

I'm trying Nigerian food for the first time. I've had incredibe Jollof Rice but they say that Nigerians do it best. I'll also be trying egusi, fufu, and a lot more! I'm visiting some Nigerian spots here in the USA to try the best that Nigeria has to offer here in the USA.

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[easyware]

For those who think that "jollof rice" is the main Nigerian dish, sorry that is just entry level stuff. What this woman has done today gives you an idea of proper traditional Nigerian food - from just one region of the country. And, ah, egusi stew is my favourite meal ever!

[joye]

Nigeria has the most DIVERSE food in the world and it’s expected with over 370 tribes, so you can imagine the different and unique cuisines. Our food is on another level and she barely touched it ❤❤❤🇳🇬🇳🇬🇳🇬

[african-history-fountain]

Palm oil, especially palm oil and dried fish used as a base in cooking, takes a dish to a totally different level of flavour.
That's why Nigerian and West African dishes in general, taste so good.
And palm oil's got many health benefits contrary to the myth.

[laura-maejames]

I'm not Nigerian but I would love to meet that lady, she seems so warm and genuine.

[alimtanta]

This women is very lovely. You can see her positive energy....they way she is explaining. Very nice to see

[oceejekwam]

Ghana and Nigeria cook with the same ingredients. The difference is in preparation and how they're combined.

[masalamouth]

I really enjoyed this episode and loved Janet's personality... She seems like such a mama bear!❤

[abbeyjulios]

God bless you greatly, Nigeria 🇳🇬 sister. I am proud of you.

[syntabelle]

Hi David, you will need to visit a Calabar kitchen and give us feedback. Calabar is in the southern Nigeria and use a lot of vegetables in their cooking. We would like to see how your taste buds feel with their Afang soup, edikaikong soup, or fisherman soup of Rivers state

[misstee]

Aunty was flabbergasted with how he ate the Amala 😂! big up to her for all the dishes she made 💪🏾

[Amirgrg]

nigerian has fufu Nepali has dhedo same food but we make it with buckwheat flour eat it just like them...makes me wonder we are all one before there were borders

[bestkksser]

Dear Person That's Reading This You May Be Goin Through Something But God Got U He Didn’t Bring You This Far To Quit.We Don’t Know Each Other But I Wish U All The Best In Life 2023 And Beyond.🇧🇸❤️

[oluakinwale]

She presented our foods in the right way. Well done to you madam and to you David for doing justice to the foods.

[pbensonfran]

I love her outfit and her personality of presenting her food. I love the music at the end. 👌👌👌👌👌

[greatkhaleel]

thanks you David for having that love of eating our Nigerian food, we love and big thanks also to our chef, she actually tell us she proudly Yoruba. i find myself happy watching this video.... much love from Nigerian 🟢⚪🟢

[maryshelton]

Nigerian food is my favorite!!!! I absolutely love it

[omonigbehinjoshua]

Randomly came across ur channel man, you just earned my full subscription. Love the way you ate all yoruba dishes in a homely way. Love you man. You made feel elated.

[cecilianiyifrancis]

Love my Country Nigeria 🇳🇬 🇳🇬🇳🇬🇳🇬Food, original and most unique organic food products, that makes it very efficient and excellent meals for all different types of people even for different cultures in Nigeria 🇳🇬, Most States or ethics you found yourself, our food still same/ taste and edible for consumption. Love people and culture in Nigeria 🇳🇬 ❤️ ❤❤

[theharryexperience_]

I love your confidence and how you try out things that most people wont dear. Keep it up here watching and supporting the content.#ExperienceAfricans

[emi]

This video was just too beautiful, from the Ms Janet's passion for cooking and feeding as well as her lively personality to your eagerness to eat her food and your honesty was just too great. New subscriber here.