My Hausa friend shared their family Authentic NIGERIAN SUYA SPICE Recipe with me & it is so amazing

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My Hausa friend shared their family Authentic NIGERIAN SUYA SPICE Recipe with me & it is so amazing


ingredients
Kuli kuli 300grams
Chilli -15 grams
Garlic- 5 grams
Ginger- 8 grams
Parsokori- 4 grams
Kimba(Uda)- 3
Masoro(false cubeb pepper)- 5 grams
Kanafuri (cloves)- 3 grams
Calabash nutmeg (ehuru, ground nut)- 4 seed
Kajiji- 5 grams
Salt
Seasoning Cubes

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  1. Also, contrary to Whatsapp science, white Maggi is actually better to consume than salt. It has a lower sodium content than table salt.

    The pseudoscience around its usage has been debunked countless times by actual scientific studies.

  2. Masoro is called eche in idoma it is a popular reedish tiny seed that turns black when it is dried. It is also very hot on the lips

  3. Really appreciate you showing the ingredients one by one to know how they look like and your tutorial on the suya spice is the first that will include all original ingredients. I wish I could get all these to buy in UK 🇬🇧. Thanks very much for sharing 👍🏽

  4. I have never seen kajiji before, this is the first time I’ve heard of it actually wow there’s so much I need to explore, I recently came across alligator seeds and I can’t stop using it in the kitchen I love to try all these amazing African spices

  5. I need to buy kajiji and parsokori from you or if you know the English name for them kindly tell me. I live in abroad and I could not find either of them at Amazon or Etsy. Thanks.

  6. I could listen to you teach all day. There is something about the way you explain and break it all down and of course your voice. Just look how excited you were about the way Kajiji sounds. I was smiling like I already knew what you were talking about. Unfortunately, I can't find kajiji were I live but guess what, the name is stuck in my brain. Kajiji and masoro

  7. You really did a lot of research on the ingredients. I didn't know suya spice was a combination of lots of ingredients. It looks nicely blended and the outcome amazing.