Easy Oha Soup Recipe (No Native Thickener) | Beginner Friendly

Welcome to our beginner-friendly guide on how to make delicious Oha Soup without native thickener! Oha Soup is a traditional Nigerian delicacy known for its rich flavors and aromatic herbs. In this comprehensive tutorial, we'll walk you through each step of the process, making it easy for anyone to recreate this beloved dish at home. From sourcing ingredients to perfecting the seasoning, we've got you covered. Join us as we explore the world of Oha Soup and discover just how simple and satisfying it can be!
Ingredients:
- Oha leaves
- Stock Fish
- Goat Meat
- Kpomo
- Ogiri
- Salt
- Seasoning
- prawns
- Onions
- Yellow Pepper
- Checkers Corn Flour
- Palm Oil
- Crayfish
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[@adebukolabadejo417]

You made this Oha soup easy to made

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[@wendyoke7872]

One thing that has also impressed me is you explain what you’re doing/quantities and just exciting content. You make everything look easy for us all. Well done❤

[@nancyuche1579]

Yummy

[@wendyoke7872]

Looks delish

[@wendyoke7872]

Love to the twins ❤

[@AmaJunior-q2n]

Wow great idea look yummy 😋😋 thank you sis for sharing

[@aderonkeajayi4283]

Wow just coming from Facebook. This looks yummy

[@mercysoschristopher]

In my dialect we call this "ofe akworo aka sie" it means "soup they washed hand to cook"😂😂 its an expression for "a delicious soup" 😋😋 looks so yummy 🤤🤤 #whatsappcommunity ❤

[@mennaayman6854]

It's hard to understand your cook because lam an Egyptian girl but your cook looks very delicious ❤

[@NkechiEcheozo]

Hmmmmmm....this is quite interesting i will try it

[@FoodiesAndSpice]

Thank you

[@blessingepelle7455]

Looks yummy! Thanks for sharing this thickener.

[@FoodiesAndSpice]

You are welcome 😘

[@cesarzowa]

This is very creative 👏👏 well done Gina. Thanks for sharing ❤

[@FoodiesAndSpice]

Thank you 😊

[@lovelynsylvester6244]

Very lovely, I will give it a try

[@FoodiesAndSpice]

Thanks 😘

[@lydalentemitope7115]

Always on point👌

[@FoodiesAndSpice]

Thank you 😘😘😘

[@herbandspicekitchen]

This soup looks really delicious would love to try it. 💕

[@FoodiesAndSpice]

Thank you 😊

[@tijanioluwatoyin8781]

Looks so so good. Thanks for the insight

[@FoodiesAndSpice]

You are welcome 🤗

[@kaluprecious2035]

I definitely going to try it ❤❤❤ from Whatsapp community

[@FoodiesAndSpice]

Thank you for coming 😘😘😘

[@sandrameenasandy3275]

So yummy

[@FoodiesAndSpice]

Thank you 😊

[@olootoyemisi4387]

Creative 🎉

[@FoodiesAndSpice]

Thank you 😊

[@Diamond52]

Yummy😊

[@FoodiesAndSpice]

Thank you 😘

[@user-vz8xe6vr1k]

Pls when is it coming to the UK???

[@FoodiesAndSpice]

I am not sure but they should have them at African stores

[@carolineirikefe-erhueh200]

Why did you blend the prawns?