How to cook two easy Vegan dishes from Nigeria

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Published on May 3, 2019 by

Nigerian food time! BattaBox London finds out how to cook two easy Nigerian Vegan dishes – sweetcorn and plantain fritters and plantain fried rice

Tomi Makanjuola, also known as Vegan Nigerian, is based in London and is reknown for her vegan cooking – a particular novelty with Nigerian food which is famous for its use and love of meat as an ingredient in almost every dish. And today she shows us how to cook some easy Nigerian vegan dishes.
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21 Comments

  • Betty Castillo 6 years ago

    Great content. What type of flour did you use for the fritter?

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  • The Vegan Nigerian 6 years ago

    Thanks for the feature πŸ™‚
    The two recipes are from my cookbook, for anyone interested in making them.

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    • Marcel Wolke 6 years ago

      It looks really good!

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    • Zoe Briggs 6 years ago

      Amazing!!! zz

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    • Zoe Briggs 6 years ago

      xx**

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  • GoodbyeRubyTu3sday 6 years ago

    It looks good but you haven’t specified which sauces and spices you used…

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    • The Vegan Nigerian 6 years ago

      This was cut out of the video for the sake of length, but the two full recipes can be found in my cookbook πŸ™‚

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  • Chidera Stephen 6 years ago

    People are really going vegan

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    • The Vegan Nigerian 6 years ago

      Haha yes, and it’s great πŸ™‚

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  • Drill Ish 6 years ago

    Vegan is poison. Alkaline is the way aka food that doesn’t cause mucus. Lol if you’re eating mucus causing foods like they are in this video then don’t be sad if you get cancer or fall ill. Alkaline, not hybrid or acidic foods. Not starch or blood lol

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    • Michael Heery 6 years ago

      You havee LOT ON YOUR PLATE..

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  • sharon strech 6 years ago

    What kind of spice? Suya?

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  • aFro SAmuRaI 6 years ago

    1CH1BON.. β˜›βš‰βš‘βš‰β˜š.. SALUTE

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  • Raden Binar 6 years ago

    Bakwan jagung

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  • anonymous mc 6 years ago

    Trendy all vegan go back to eating meat because there body’s fall apart

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    • The Vegan Nigerian 6 years ago

      Six and a half years vegan, still going strong, health checks still all positive, and no chance of quitting any time soon πŸ™‚

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    • anonymous mc 6 years ago

      I work in a hospital and all the vegans that come in for surgery the organs are so thin when they go to sew them up there organs tear I know you think your healthy but your not you’ll understand when its to late…. good luck with that+The Vegan Nigerian

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    • The Vegan Nigerian 6 years ago

      +anonymous mc it’s possible to be healthy or unhealthy on any diet..depends on how responsibly you go about it. Whether you eat meat or not, it’s important to have regular check-ups. There are many meat-eaters who reach their later years and suffer from all kinds of dietary related diseases. I hope you don’t find out when it’s too late. Good luck to you too.

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    • anonymous mc 6 years ago

      The Vegan Nigerian your organs are thinning right now……good luck i the hospital in Nigeria

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    • The Vegan Nigerian 6 years ago

      anonymous mc God bless you 😊

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  • Dennis Carver 6 years ago

    VERY NICE!πŸ˜‹ πŸ‘……..BUT I MISS THE MEAT!!!😞

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