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  • Well, I am on for a busy Friday as I made beans cake (akara) one of its kind since my marriage 8 Months ago!!!

    This Holiday: 2008

  • Well, I am on for a busy Friday as I made beans cake (akara) one of its kind since my marriage 8 Months ago!!!

    Archive 2008-03-01 2008

  • Along the outer perimeter of the low wall encircling the park, women sat behind large pans balanced over glowing coals, tending to balls of akara bobbing in hot oil.

    Night Bus 2006

  • Along the outer perimeter of the low wall encircling the park, women sat behind large pans balanced over glowing coals, tending to balls of akara bobbing in hot oil.

    Night Bus 2006

  • Here and there, between the akara sellers, children were visible, hovering over grills to tend roast corn and ube.

    Night Bus 2006

  • Here and there, between the akara sellers, children were visible, hovering over grills to tend roast corn and ube.

    Night Bus 2006

  • Nothing compares to my ‘Boli’roasted plantain and groundnut, Roasted/boiled corn and pear, Bread and akara, Drinking garri and groundnut with iced water, roasted yam and palm oil.

    Archive 2007-11-01 princesa 2007

  • As we tucked into akara flatter than the typical Nigerian version and more like mini-pancakes followed by a sumptuous jollof rice with spiced fish and chicken, I listened to my hosts talk about their arrival in Britain over four decades ago and their experiences.

    Archive 2007-03-01 uknaija 2007

  • As we tucked into akara flatter than the typical Nigerian version and more like mini-pancakes followed by a sumptuous jollof rice with spiced fish and chicken, I listened to my hosts talk about their arrival in Britain over four decades ago and their experiences.

    Weekend runs, Nigerians in the UK, Yaradua webforum and writers wanted uknaija 2007

  • Nothing compares to my ‘Boli’roasted plantain and groundnut, Roasted/boiled corn and pear, Bread and akara, Drinking garri and groundnut with iced water, roasted yam and palm oil.

    8 WIERD THINGS ABOUT ME. princesa 2007

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