What a Nigerian Family of 9 Eats on Christmas Day EVERY YEAR- Christmas Day Lunch - Zeelicious Foods

[@leijaxon1070]

Love this video I’m African American but my guy is Nigerian and he always cooks Nigerian for me. It makes a wonderful red stew . but I would love to make some thing for him and after watching this video, I am definitely going to take your advice and borrow your mothers recipes. I hope to put a smile on his face as well and show him how much interest I have in your culture. It seems like such a wonderful meal. Thank you for sharing this.

[@emakporpeterson8515]

How was your cooking?

[@adesolaolayikanmi8366]

Awwnnn! So sweet of you. Love from here

[@preciousfrancis8645]

How was it?

[@aremufunmilayo3494]

This is my first Christmas as a married lady, I actually brought out big pot here too and I started my Christmas meal prep today as well😃🤣 Africa woman mode activated

[@TriniRoyQuiReyes]

Wow congratulations sister.♥️

[@marcusruth8257]

Ooh,Wow Congratulations Sis

[@oguchiuwom-ajaegbu7567]

Christmas lunch and new year lunch was always a delight. Yes, preparation starts a day before, we do it into the night sef. Different proteins, chicken, goat meat, beef, fish. It's a day to eat and eat. Thanks for the video.

[@RabiOkala]

The gizzard is for the head of the family in most Nigerian homes. And I have adopted that tradition in my home

[@thegoodgirl7067]

Please can you make a video on how to salt and season food properly? Thanks

[@dcmuler]

Yes, we eat the chicken feet here in Suriname. They are cleaned properly and sold in all supermarkets. Delicious in all kinds of soups.

[@marynguma1064]

Yes I eat the feet it contains collagen. Very useful for the joints

[@Lifeoffaridah]

yes we do eat the chicken feet, what i especially like to do after boiling and seasoning about 2/3 sets of chicken feet is making a spicy sauce and essentially making a peppered chicken feet delicacy. super tasty and chewy, falls right off the bone.

[@marcusruth8257]

Yeah,my mum do that also.Saving the gizzard for my Dad

[@chisomudezue]

We fry the meat first then use the oil to fry the tomatoes 😋

[@nitad.4609]

We use chicken feet, head and wings for pepper soup

[@adakupeters8535]

Delicious....taking me down the memory lane. I love watching your videos. Babe u are da bomb. Gorgeous lady ..great sence of style yet great in the kitchen. Also I watch ur videos cos i like looking at your 'baffs' 😂lol. My kind of style. U are an inspiration to me. Keep it up girl

[@oliviayeboah892]

From Ghana, we do eat the chicken feet but be sure to eat both, because one represents richness and wealth and the other represents poverty

[@mariambundu8082]

Zeeliciu you make me remember Christmas in my grandma house

[@toniaskitchen8407]

There's always someone in the family that doesn't joke with the feet😅😅😅

[@receitas4l971]

😀😀😀😀😀🙈 you are right

[@esnartchima599]

That's me 😂😂😂

[@aremufunmilayo3494]

For me, it's the feet and head o😃😃 and I usually don't eat food

[@maryanneanthony8938]

I used to love it. My mum shares it to us after cooking the meat, before frying. I am doing same to my children.👍👍👍👍 Memory brought back.

[@peacebeuntoyou9688]

Yes, we eat the chicken feet here in ijebu. It's super delicious 😋

[@nkuliscorner_ZA]

Yup - we eat chicken feet (sometimes called "runaways" 😂🤣). This looks really lovely! I can't imagine the level of "itis" that catches a person after eating a meal like this.

[@TriniRoyQuiReyes]

This cooking brought some childhood memories. I Guess all our homes Cook same, and chin chin too, with coconut by the side of the chin chin and sponge cake, while I was growing Up. I will start our tradition with my kids. Yes sweet sister the gizzard , "ekee okuko" is is for the Elder in the House, while people like me will gladly wait for our "ukwu okuko" the pelvic part is the part reserved for the daughter. a good size of the pelvic with a little turso of the chicken 😋 Yes oo sister the chicken legs we had then, but now things have changed my kids ve not seen the legs before. And we ve fried rice, jellof rice chicken,and salad side by side on the same plate. The baked beans, salad cream,and boiled eggs make the salad extra 😋 Yummy

[@sandrasibandabeauty]

Yes i eat the feet especially when we were growing up in Zimbabwe, we adopted the way the Botswana citizens enjoy, chicken feets. So now in South Africa we buy braaii chicken feets which is spiced in the streets

[@blessingepelle7455]

We also did same in my family growing up, and I do eat chicken feet. Lovely recipe. Thanks for sharing with us.

[@bernaslifeadventure2042]

Where I come from in Kenya my tribe we only throw the feathers, but everything else the head,feet,intestines we eat all. And also the gizzard is for the man of the house too

[@ajolayomiracheal9094]

My mom only allow us to eat broilers, those big broilers so my mum save the head and feet for herself when we were little though but now we all fight for it and the head is just giveaway but we eat it. My dad eat the gizzard too but I love it so I always use some tricks to have it and apologize to dad later

[@Kitmus73]

Well done!!!!! This brings back a lot of childhood memories!!!!! All of it looks really delicious.

[@favourodufa3155]

Zee you forgot to add the amstel malt.. It is usually eaten alongside with the chin chin

[@ufuomamartha9623]

Chicken feet's and wings are my favorite parts of chicken

[@zainabadeosun3669]

In my family we usually eat all the chicken part except the head

[@dazzlingqueenfrances1214]

I actully av done d pre today... I love your dress by the way

[@suntanglory]

You mum must be a great cook, l did not know curry powder and thyme when l was younger...Our Christmas stew was just tomatoes and pepper. 🤣😂 Chicken feet is my favourite, better for bone strength has it full of calcium. 💃💃Hope you are having a great holiday season beautiful? Let's us remember the many Nigerians that may not have enough to eat this Christmas season. Thank you.

[@adebumowajesutofunmi4223]

Yes we enjoy chicken feet, but the amount of oil used to make this lunch is so much like 😂. Happy holidays Zeelicious 🥰🥰🥰🥰

[@sandrasibandabeauty]

I enjoy to watch your videos, they are filled with knowledge

[@loisakande3421]

whenever my mum boils live chicken, she will always bring out the chicken legs and give us, and also the chicken eggs. I love them so much, it just difficult to eat at times.🙂

[@emorikechristianaoluwaseun8480]

What I prepared for Christmas 💃🏻💃🏻💃🏻💃🏻 Merry Christmas Zeelicious foods 🤗🤗

[@jethfromcavintaran5811]

Yes we eat the chicken feet in the Philippines, we call it Adidas. Its very delicious!

[@funmiboluwade1981]

I still eat the chicken feet...and that gizzard was for my Dad😁but now,I buy kilos of gizzard for gizzdodo so there"s enough for all of us . Compliments of the season Winifred

[@chrisokey7234]

Always a bang from Zelicious... Compliments of the season 😋 🎉

[@abigailadjei8407]

Happy to be de first here😃, tankx for sharing ma beautiful chef👍

[@receitas4l971]

Best sensation 😀🥰

[@receitas4l971]

In Mozambique we love to include chicken feets in soup and beans😋😋

[@bukolaonipinla2655]

We also give my dad the Gizzard too. I think it's a general tradition

[@asifiweameliabanda]

Yes, we eat the chicken feet here in Zambia. We call them "Ifikondilo". Very tasty!!!

[@theladyengineer]

🤣🤣🤣

[@asifiweameliabanda]

@@theladyengineer do you eat them as well?

[@asifiweameliabanda]

I like your pots and pans. Send me one set please? 😊

[@patriciambanefo8264]

I wish I could have some now. Food looking really delicious. Winnie, you're a pro. 💋💋💕💕this Christmas am not feeling motivated to do anything but after watching this video, I will make an effort.

[@sseun123]

he who eats the gizzard from a live chicken was special cause I think they were usually just 2

[@comfort_nelson]

I see you used fresh oil for when you wanted to fry the chicken, the plantain and the chin-chin, so I'm just wondering, what did you do with the used oil from each?

[@mariaagu6859]

Merry Christmas Zeelicious 😊and thanks for always rolling out your mouth-watering dishes 😋 Yes gizzard is always reserved for the head of the family where I come from in Nigeria 😅

[@nollywoodflixlatestmovie8837]

Same from my own part of Nigeria, yoruba, I thought gizzard would taste creamy and much delicious the first time I had it

[@journeywithjudy]

So lovely .Merry Christmas most beautiful 😘

[@naaokoe7687]

Chicken feet is the reason deal for me, my big bro n big sis, my bro n I went even love the head too, it's the best part of the chicken for us...

[@patriciambanefo8264]

Merry Christmas dear Winnie ☺💕🎄🎄🌸🌸🌸

[@oparaodufavour3355]

Yes we eat the leg and the head also 😂, I love your videos

[@agoiobunso]

Just finished cooking my Christmas food alot of work everything look so yummy 😋😋 merry Christmas everyone 🎉💖

[@lucieadjek8506]

❤️Je te souhaite de passer d'excellentes fêtes de Noël ! Que ton cœur soit rempli de joie et que le pied de ton sapin soit bien rempli de merveilleux cadeaux du Père Noël. Que ce Noël soit lumineux et plein de joie et de plaisir, qu'il apportent à toi et à ta famille la paix, santé et prospérité et que vos rêves se réalisent. C'est mes plus affectueuses pensées pour toi et ta famille en ces fêtes de fin d’année. Joyeux Noël et meilleurs vœux à tous ! MERRY CHRISTMAS 🎄🤶🤗. ☮️☮️✌️✌️❤️❤️& 💋💋💋😀.

[@delish2go]

I'm super excited about this

[@Nannahgirei]

Am super duper excited too❤😂

[@Beckycooks9264]

Christmas menu is always great.

[@amarachiadigwe2038]

Only my little brother eats the feet in our house. He is the only one who likes it. My Dad also gets the gizzard. I don't know if it is a general Igbo thing though.

[@graceisebor6192]

Beautiful recipe

[@mabelgold6011]

Am using my chicken feet 🐾 for nsala

[@obianujuajagbo5768]

Really love this vlog

[@ExcelwithAnita]

Nice one Winnie🤗👏 What vegetable did you sprinkle on top the rice and stew please

[@rhodaadeola1958]

Could be parsley or spring onions

[@ExcelwithAnita]

@@rhodaadeola1958 alright,thank you

[@idemudiaglory9870]

Yes

[@woow5821]

wow love it!

[@ifeomablessing9578]

I so much love chicken head oo🥰🥰🥰

[@bamitv3594]

Nice and yummy recipe

[@ruthrissi9489]

The feet is my favorite

[@indecribindecrib9832]

I prefer live chicken anyday . I eat the head and the feet. You are right Gizzard is for eldest male culturally in Igbo land

[@saydeemurray6345]

That's the best part

[@mouhmmedusa3779]

So nice

[@estheraderemi4587]

Yes ooo I eat chicken feet

[@soniaseiyia9203]

I don't eat the chicken feet I would prepare it and give to my dog

[@mobinnath]

MOBIN NATH

[@theladyengineer]

In Zambia we eat everything including the claws my darling 🤣

[@receitas4l971]

😀😀😀🙆‍♀️ we remove claws in Moz, feets are enough

[@naomiagbakwuru9578]

I'm fasting oo 😂

[@oluwapelumibabawale8249]

❤❤❤❤

[@giftfromabove2107]

First!!!💃🏽

[@MomentsWithDammie]

I'm a new subbie, I watched some of your previous videos.I noticed that when you blend,it's mostly tatashe, tomatoes and onions Is tatashe better than rodo? Even when it's just fried stew and not jollof sauce

[@terriarheghan3676]

👍🏽❤️🇳🇬

[@princess21538o]

Next time, try adding time seasoning to the meat instead of stew . And you don't cover stew to fry not african. Love you.

[@maieddieshome]

First here

[@oguchiuwom-ajaegbu7567]

That feet too, we don't joke with it

[@christiebenjamin9191]

Unhealthy chicken oil