Occasions: Party Food Recipes
Everyone knows that a fundamental truth when it comes to good party recipes is the right selection of small chops; after all a house cannot stand without the right foundation! It is also important to make sure you RSVP (Rice and Stew Very Plenty) and we’re talking about that sweet party rice! Beans and Dodo never hurt as party recipes either. The point we’re trying to make is that good food is, more than anything else, a key part of the Nigerian party formula and, naturally, Mamador has you covered.
We have every party recipe you need to make sure that your party goes off without a hitch. Just make sure that you keep some small chops aside for yourself because we can’t guarantee that there’ll be any left once your party gets on its way.
Have you read 6 Tips to Help you Host a Great Holiday Party for tips on how to be the best host?
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Deep-frying chicken gets tedious sometimes, with all the splashing and heat. It can also be unhealthy...
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Oven baked delicious doughnut balls that can be enjoyed as a finger food. Perfect for an afternoon party or get-together.
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Egusi soup is a traditional Igbo soup that is prepared by grounding Melon seeds. Other tribes in Nigeria have...
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With origins from China, the Nigerian-styled spring roll is a popular...