THE BEST NIGERIAN ORA SOUP (OHA SOUP) | Ora Soup Prepared with COMPLETE Ingredients | Flo Chinyere

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THE BEST NIGERIAN ORA SOUP (OHA SOUP) | Ora Soup Prepared with COMPLETE Ingredients | Flo Chinyere


This Ora (Oha) Soup prepared with the freshest and the complete ingredients will make you want to eat 10 wraps of fufu.

Written recipe: https://www.allnigerianrecipes.com/soups/best-ora-soup-recipe/

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41 Comments

  1. Where did you get fresh oha? Where did you get fresh oha? 😂😂😂

    1. I get all my fresh Nigerian ingredients from NIGERIA … ALWAYS! Where I live in Spain, we can't even boast of buying good palm oil not to talk of fresh Nigerian vegetables and traditional ingredients. 😂

    2. I filmed this video in JANUARY, yes early January, the day after I came back from Nigeria from my Christmas trip. So the vegetables and akwu were still very fresh then.

    If you watch my vlogs and/or the family meeting videos you'll know these things. 😉

  2. See how I'm leaking my lips……there is no way you cook uha soup that I won't eat it cos the love I have for the soup eh, I can't just tell…….I also love watching any cooking related to you….if I've not watch yours, I'll say "mba" I never learn😂

  3. Just subscribed because of this soup… Mama you sabi 👏👏.. I just used this your recipe to cook ezigbo ora soup for my man's family, his brothers praise me tire 💃💃💃

  4. I just finished cooking mine following your method step by step and it came out deliciously awesome. About to step it down with akpu. No weight watching this night. 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 God bless you richly

  5. The use of palm fruits and palm oil has different tastes. It is best prepared with palm fruits and as a man that cooks almost all igbo native food, I am pretty sure palm fruits is better. Sometimes palm oil used to be slippery in the mouth unlike whenever you use palm fruits