Gastronomía

Nigeria

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75/100 gastronomía
País: Nigeria

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Capital: Abuja

Gastronomía local

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Nigerian food is an explosion of spices, textures and colors. It is based on local ingredients such as yam, cassava, plantain and an endless variety of chilies and herbs. Eating in Nigeria is an act of community and an expression of generosity.

Platos Icónicos

Jollof Rice

The most famous dish and reason for national pride. It is rice cooked in a base of tomato, onion, peppers and spices. Each family has its secret, but the smoked touch (Party Jollof) is the most coveted.

His

Skewers of meat (usually beef or chicken) marinated in a mixture of ground peanuts, ginger and hot spices called Yaji. They are grilled and served with raw onion and tomatoes.

Egusi Soup

A thick soup made with dried and ground melon seeds, green leafy vegetables, meat and fish. It is traditionally served with Pounded Yam and is one of the most loved dishes throughout the country.

Pounded Yam

Yam boiled and pounded until obtaining a soft, elastic and white texture. It is the premium accompaniment for the most elaborate soups.

Pepper Soup

A light but intensely spicy and aromatic broth, made with meat, fish or goat, and a special blend of medicinal herbs and local spices.

Akara

Fried bean cakes, crispy on the outside and fluffy on the inside. It is a popular breakfast that is usually accompanied with Ogi (corn porridge) or bread.

Lo que destaca

  • It is the base of many meals. They are dense masses made of yam (Pounded Yam), cassava (Garri) or corn, which are used with the right hand to scoop up thick soups and stews.
  • Most Nigerian dishes have a generous amount of pepper and chillies. The 'spicy' flavor is not just a seasoning, but an essential part of the structure of the dish.

A tener en cuenta

    Conceptos Clave de la Gastronomía

    Swallow

    It is the base of many meals. They are dense masses made of yam (Pounded Yam), cassava (Garri) or corn, which are used with the right hand to scoop up thick soups and stews.

    Spicy as an Identity

    Most Nigerian dishes have a generous amount of pepper and chillies. The 'spicy' flavor is not just a seasoning, but an essential part of the structure of the dish.

    Platos Nacionales Icónicos

    Jollof Rice

    The most famous dish and reason for national pride. It is rice cooked in a base of tomato, onion, peppers and spices. Each family has its secret, but the smoked touch (Party Jollof) is the most coveted.

    His

    Skewers of meat (usually beef or chicken) marinated in a mixture of ground peanuts, ginger and hot spices called Yaji. They are grilled and served with raw onion and tomatoes.

    Egusi Soup

    A thick soup made with dried and ground melon seeds, green leafy vegetables, meat and fish. It is traditionally served with Pounded Yam and is one of the most loved dishes throughout the country.

    Pounded Yam

    Yam boiled and pounded until obtaining a soft, elastic and white texture. It is the premium accompaniment for the most elaborate soups.

    Pepper Soup

    A light but intensely spicy and aromatic broth, made with meat, fish or goat, and a special blend of medicinal herbs and local spices.

    Akara

    Fried bean cakes, crispy on the outside and fluffy on the inside. It is a popular breakfast that is usually accompanied with Ogi (corn porridge) or bread.

    Postres Tradicionales

    Puff-Puff

    Sweet and fluffy fried dough balls, similar to fritters. They are the street snack par excellence.

    Chin Chin

    Small pieces of crispy fried dough, made with flour, sugar and butter. They are addictive and are served at celebrations.

    Shuku Shuku

    Sweet and baked coconut balls, typical of traditional Nigerian pastries.

    Bebidas Típicas

    Palm Wine

    Traditional alcoholic drink extracted from the sap of several species of palm trees. It is consumed fresh (sweet) or fermented (stronger).

    Zobo

    A refreshing deep red drink made from dried hibiscus petals, ginger and sometimes pineapple. It is served very cold.

    Local Beers

    Nigeria has a vibrant beer culture. Brands like Star, Gulder and the famous Guinness Foreign Extra Stout (stronger than the original) are ubiquitous.

    Kunu

    Traditional northern drink made from grains such as millet or sorghum, with a touch of ginger and cloves. It is nutritious and refreshing.

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