No doubt, rice is a staple in most homes and Jollof rice is the undisputed king of Nigerian cuisine. But forget the fancy jollof with all its bragging rights. Coconut rice is the OG. Imagine coming back from a hard day’s work and the aroma that hits you is sizzling onions with peppers popping and the creaminess of coconut milk. Following the scent, you see a steaming pot of coconut rice waiting to chase away your stress. You grab your first bite. It was pure magic. Then, you take some more because you can’t resist the burst of flavors that titillate your taste buds. Yes, that’s the feeling coconut rice gives. This dish isn't your basic one-note wonder. It's versatile,...
I'm giving you a special present this year: my recipe for Christmas coconut rice! Originally a family favorite recipe, this meal has become my catering business's most requested Holiday dish. Every year around this time I prepare several trays of my coconut rice for my family, friends, church, and clients. This FREE recipe is highlighted in my up-and-coming cookbook, which will be available for purchase in the New Year. Reserve a spot on your holiday table for Flourish coconut rice! Regular coconut rice tends to be plain with a light taste of coconut milk. My recipe is bursting with incredible flavor and vibrant holiday colors. It is a one-pot recipe, which makes it easy to prepare and clean up,...
The New Year is a great time to set new goals - good health should always be on the list. There is nothing more important than our health. If one is unhealthy, they cannot support themselves and those that they love. Good health is not something that can be purchased. Even the wealthiest people experiencing health challenges. When you are unwell, health is not a quick fix. Many people agree that the greatest cure is prevention. Eating healthy is a powerful path to good health. At Flourish Spices and African Food, good health is one of our core values. We do not use any additives or preservatives. All of our products are made with healthy all-natural ingredients. For example, Flourish...
If you ever went to a boarding house in Nigeria, This is something i know you are familiar with this recipe. Back in boarding school which is equivalent of middle and high school. Beans beans the magical food, the more you eat the more you toot. Beans porridge is the main food, its on the time table every other day either for breakfast or dinner. So will sneak this watery beans to the room and recook it in an eemty milo can. add lots of water, butter sugar and garri . mix together and let it cook for 5 to 10 minutes. Enjoy with a cold beverage. life is meant to be enjoyed
