Recipes

5 articles from the RegiPay Stores blog.

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RegiPay Stores guide to garri in the UK, showing white garri, yellow garri and Ijebu garri, with cassava, eba, soaked garri and Nigerian soup, plus how garri isafrican food

Garri Nigerian Food UK — What Is Garri and How Do You Eat It

What garri is, how it is made, white vs yellow vs Ijebu garri, how to make eba and soaked garri, and what garri offers nutritionally.

4 October 20269 min read

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RegiPay Stores UK swallow guide comparing pounded yam, semovita, amala and fufu, shown with Nigerian soups and highlighting the ingredients, texture and typicalafrican food

Pounded Yam vs Semovita vs Amala vs Fufu: The UK Swallow Guide

Pounded yam vs semovita vs amala vs fufu: what each swallow is made from, how each one tastes and how to cook them in a UK kitchen, with ratios and tips.

3 October 202611 min read

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Bowl of rust-orange banga soup with catfish and beef beside a plate of starchrecipes

Banga Soup Recipe: How to Make Banga Soup With Palm Oil

Banga soup made in a British kitchen, using a tin of palm fruit concentrate or nothing more than bottled red palm oil. Full ingredients with UK quantities, the method with real timings, honest substitutes for banga spice, and the three faults that ruin a pot.

5 September 202613 min read

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Fried Indomie noodles in a pan with sliced onion, red pepper and a fried eggafrican food

How to Cook Indomie Noodles the Way Nigerians Actually Do

The packet instructions leave you with noodle soup. The Nigerian method drains the water, treats the sachets as a base rather than the finished dish and builds from there, and this guide gives you the timings, the egg techniques, the pepper base and honest portion sizes.

5 September 202613 min read

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Smooth pounded yam served with rich Nigerian soup, featured in a RegiPay Stores guide to making pounded yam with Poundo flour without a mortar.african food

How to Make Perfect Pounded Yam with Poundo Flour (No Mortar Required)

Smooth, stretchy pounded yam in under ten minutes using poundo flour, a saucepan and boiling water. The exact water-to-flour ratios, the turning technique, and how to fix lumpy, sticky or chalky results.

29 August 20268 min read

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