A Typical African Dinner | Egusi Soup and Semo

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Another new day, another new food content, it seems I've finally found my niche 😃🥰.

I've vow to keep on creating original and quality contents, that my viewers and followers will surely benefited from. Today I decided to move to my local delicacy, I prepare Egusi and Semo, but this time I added a little Ugu vegetable leaf, this will definitely give the soup the unique taste. The ingredients are as follows;..

  • The melon (Egusi) diluted with little water

  • The Ugu Vegetable Leaf

  • Palm Oil

  • Fried Fish and Dried Fish

  • Fried Beef

  • Crayfish

  • Sliced Onions

  • Locust Beans

  • Maggi seasoning and Salt

  • Blended Tomatoes, Onions and Red Pepper.

Now let cook, follow the above steps and don't miss any of it.

Step 1: Place a clean pot on a low medium heat, add palm oil in a pot and allow to heat up before adding sliced onions


Step 2: Remember we diluted the Egusi, now use spoon to form a ball size and add it to the sauce, then fry for a minute before adding your Maggi


Step 3: Add the blended Pepper, add crayfish and allow to cook for some minutes, then add the fried beef.


Step 4: Now open the pot, wash and clean the dried fish, do the same for the fried fish that's if you bought the fried fish in the local market. Then add both, go by adding the dried fish first then add the fried one.... Cover and allow to cook for 3 minutes


Step 5: Open the pot and see magic 😋, now add the Ugu vegetable leaf, turn off the heat and serve.


You can enjoy Egusi soup with different verity of swallow, but in my locality we still prefer eating Egusi Soup with Semo, I can strongly recollect my Dad when he was still with us back then he prefered Egusi and Pounded Yam.

Don't forget you can enjoy with a cold soft drink or fruit juice 🥰😋.


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Step 6..Drop location.. Abeg.

Great post ..wow.

And I m glad you didnt call it melon.. Show our EGUSI SOUP to the world.

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Step 6..Drop location.. Abeg.

My house 😋😃, but we have finished it o 🚶‍♂️.

And I m glad you didnt call it melon.. Show our EGUSI SOUP to the world.

I wonder who called it melon, Egusi is Egusi 😅.

Thank you for stopping by, God bless you

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You really finished work making this egusi soup, wish I can eat with you!

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Yeah, it took sometimes but I'm glad I finish it..

I'm sorry we have finish it 😅😋, maybe next time

Thank you for stopping by

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The African dinner looks really amazing!!!!! Egusi look so yummi

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Egusi look so yummi

The very first time I'm hearing about this dish, can you tell me the region where I can get this yummi

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