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It's best EATEN with POUNDED YAM but GARRI and SEMOLINA can also be used. Nsala soup (ofe nsala) is one of the popular soups that are native to the Igbo Tribe in Nigeria. So if you are dating or married to a man from the south or eastern part of Nigeria, you can try giving him a meal of pounded yam and ofe nsala tonight.
To begin with this particular recipe, we must prepare a few components. You can cook ofe nsala with chicken and pounded yam using 9 ingredients and 3 steps. Here is how you can achieve that.
It is also called 'white soup' because it does not require the use of red oil. It is indigenously consumed with pounded yam. The ingredients used in preparing white soup include uziza leaves, utazi leaves, protein of choice (turkey, chicken. One of such dishes is Ofe Nsala, it's also known as Afia Efere.
If you translate this name literally, you get white soup. Cook it and when it's soft, remove the slices of yam and pound them till it forms a smooth paste. You need to take spices, smoked fish, crawfish and add these ingredients into the pot. Ofe Nsala (Nsala Soup) is the Nigerian Soup you want to serve to your in laws. It is also the easiest and You need just enough yam to give you Ofe Nsala that has a medium consistency.
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