How to Cook Ofe Onugbu | Usekwu Igbo

[@mercyRawen]

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[@christianaezeji]

Delicious Ndi Anambara kwenu!!🎉

[@perpetuaugwu6794]

Ogini na affiooo here. Oya l dey my kitchen now doing same

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Mummy I love u oo

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I love you ma. I love the way you talk

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I love your background music, keep it up ma

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Good job ma'am!👍 Keep it up cos it's really helping people like us😌

[@chigbooko1984]

Madam, thanks a lot. Each time I watch your cooking, i get hungry for it.

[@princessedwin3327]

Osili ora nwanyi🤗💓

[@faizadalhatu6124]

Try and use traditional pots in cooking traditional dishes. It makes it complete and attractive. I love local dishes from any part of our country

[@bbanntv6516]

Human being and complains if u want to do urs u can use ur traditional pot if u have haba

[@chiamakaanthony27]

I got hungry just by watching this. Thank you for serving.

[@comfortAk]

The background music is just perfect. Nice choice, some background song will be so off and loud

[@esvagoldmicheal3807]

U are a good teacher , thanks

[@rebeccaemeka]

Anambra soup ❤

[@Anonymous_Anon882]

People often say that Igbo cooks are the second-best Nigerians in the kitchen (second to Calabar-Ibibio-Efik folk) but I just don’t see the kind of range Igbos have reflected in Cross River/Akwa Ibom. They might have some good vegetable soups and a refreshingly-meticulous general style but not the range, variety and vaguely well-known traditional customs that go hand-in-hand with how Igbos cook, not that they’re not still good. Ibibio-Efik people in the U.K. are also really, really good at cooking jollof rice, I’ll admit.

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[@emerahgeorge5716]

Ogini di!

[@ChineyeChibaby]

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[@anicallista8987]

weldone

[@joyalaebo5789]

Delicious

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Waooo ❤️❤️

[@nnamokogoodness]

❤

[@fideliachiomaedioke6340]

Good one 👍 👏

[@Hernameis994]

Ofe gị a ama ya!

[@ijeomaglory769]

Wow so nice to watch

[@jimmydahn3955]

Good cooking ma.

[@vanessalinus1850]

Thank you.

[@janeumerika7779]

This one is tempting 😭😭

[@mylifestyle9233]

I love you

[@preciousonyenobi1227]

Mummy Ify thanks for your sumptuous meals but you have not prepared for akwukwa mbieri,okra with ugba.and I also think we need a kitchen towel in this our kitchen

[@usekwuigbotv]

Thanks Precious, we surely will prepare the dish in the next season.

[@preciousonyenobi1227]

Thanks Mam

[@helsam7940]

Nne m idi egwu na aka n'esi ite. Chim gozie gi

[@remiperry7539]

Very good but increase the size of the subtitle thank you

[@Ifeoma_5137]

Noted

[@sarahonyekachiejike9918]

Nice soup. Please is there any need to add onions to it?

[@Ifeoma_5137]

No, onions are not needed in this soup. Thanks

[@toniaezekiel2359]

What is the alternative to ede

[@chigozieeriojilikwe2595]

You can use oatmeal as well

[@preciousugwu9673]

It's coco yam dear

[@johnchrist3044]

Maderm you are cooking but what Maggi can do to our native soups

[@chinwenduevangel734]

I thought akwu is best for cooking ofe onugbu

[@Ifeoma_5137]

Both are

[@chiomac5569]

I enjoyed ur cooking as always. You cook like a real Anambra Woman but the issue of adding onga into a pot of soup is what I am yet to understand.

[@princessedwin3327]

also onga Maggi and dont forget this is a sponsored programme

[@Ifeoma_5137]

You can use Onga classic for soups

[@chiomac5569]

@@Ifeoma_5137 Ok thanks

[@adaike5711]

I love your cooking, but you didn't cook this one like onye igbooo Why onga on soup. .why red oil instead of akwu. But it delicious.

[@ezecheamaka2057]

It onga classic. Nd it can be used to cook any soup. Don’t forget, onga classic.

[@victoryjohn3072]

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[@adumekwemeritbest351]

Wat of uziza

[@chudiksc]

Not for onugbu

[@adaike5711]

@@chudiksc is not true, is just that some people don't add uziza in onugbu

[@chudiksc]

@@adaike5711 okay Ada...... thanks

[@chudiksc]

@@adaike5711 I love cooking...... the issue I have who will teach me

[@comfortAk]

@@adaike5711 Uziza its not supposed to be in Onugbo soup. If some people uses it doesn't nake it right. Its not part of the original recipe

[@comfortAk]

Cow skins (Candace/kpomo in lagos are not this clean

[@nkiruanene9752]

Why is everyone using palm oil these days?

[@comfortAk]

They don't want the stress of pounding palm nuts. 😁😂. Lol

[@brineted1010]

All these meat and fish used to cook this small soup . Madame you are a waster

[@ijeomablessing4737]

Must you be negative

[@EllaGinika]

Cook with what you can afford. Osu imi

[@comfortAk]

Poor and jealous man. We Igbos likes to enjoy our money. We worked for it after all. Get used to it

[@chinelosynclaire7483]

When you cook yours, use 4 piece of meat. You don't know the number of people that are there in the studio.

[@Mira-channelTV]

😂 are you for real hmmm

[@victoryjohn3072]

Good morning ma, is your sister from okoko watchman but lam no longer there ma l need your number

[@ChineyeChibaby]

Mummy i miss you some much in G.t.v

[@emerahgeorge5716]

Ogini di!