My Top 4 Calabar Delicacies
Ekpang Nkukwo
This is a dish of cocoyam mainly accompanied by fish, periwinkle, crayfish, goat-meat, vegetable, etc. The preparation involves peeling and grating the cocoyam to achieve a smooth paste and wrapping it in any vegetable of choice.
Edikang Ikong Soup
This delicacy is made popular by the efik/ibibbio ethnic group. A deliciously notorious dish made from a combination of waterleaf, pumpkin leaf, palm oil, fish, crayfish, meat , etc. Popularly served with pounded yam, garri or unripe plantain.
Afang Soup
The afang soup is a delicious favourite of the Calabar people and it's environs. Made from a combination of the afang leaf and waterleaf alongside various tasty assortment. Best served with fufu, pounded yam or garri.
Fisherman soup
Originally a staple for the fishermen of the fishing pots located along the coast of Akwa-Ibom state and Cross-River state. Prepared with a variety of seafood i.e fish, lobster, shrimp, snail, etc. Use of okro or thickener is optional.
This is a dish of cocoyam mainly accompanied by fish, periwinkle, crayfish, goat-meat, vegetable, etc. The preparation involves peeling and grating the cocoyam to achieve a smooth paste and wrapping it in any vegetable of choice.
Edikang Ikong Soup
This delicacy is made popular by the efik/ibibbio ethnic group. A deliciously notorious dish made from a combination of waterleaf, pumpkin leaf, palm oil, fish, crayfish, meat , etc. Popularly served with pounded yam, garri or unripe plantain.
Afang Soup
The afang soup is a delicious favourite of the Calabar people and it's environs. Made from a combination of the afang leaf and waterleaf alongside various tasty assortment. Best served with fufu, pounded yam or garri.
Fisherman soup
Originally a staple for the fishermen of the fishing pots located along the coast of Akwa-Ibom state and Cross-River state. Prepared with a variety of seafood i.e fish, lobster, shrimp, snail, etc. Use of okro or thickener is optional.
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