Jesus & Jollof! I love the term. Today, I had some chicken curry and brown rice because I wanted to try something different. Honestly, I'm going to have some jollof rice tomorrow. My Easter Sunday felt funny without Jollof rice and peppered goat meat 🤤🤤😅.
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Jesus, jollof and chocolate. It is finished indeed. 😁Holiday food growing up is always a massive feast of jollof with fried chicken or beef if you are lucky to get a piece. This write up is on point🙌🏻
Hi Lerato, I’d you don’t mind sharing the rice brand you use to make jollof rice. I really like the fact it’s not too soggy, and the strands are fine. Thanks xx
This takes me back to my childhood. Love love loveee the title very apt for this piece. Thank you for reminding of my religious culture mixed with my Brazilian/Lagosian heritage! Brava
Mmmmm this looks incredible, and what a lovely read!! Spreading the good word about Jollof.
Jesus & Jollof! I love the term. Today, I had some chicken curry and brown rice because I wanted to try something different. Honestly, I'm going to have some jollof rice tomorrow. My Easter Sunday felt funny without Jollof rice and peppered goat meat 🤤🤤😅.
Congratulations on becoming a fellow of Substack Food Writers Intensive; keep sharing stories that celebrate African cooking, history, and traditions
Jesus, jollof and chocolate. It is finished indeed. 😁Holiday food growing up is always a massive feast of jollof with fried chicken or beef if you are lucky to get a piece. This write up is on point🙌🏻
Hi Lerato, I’d you don’t mind sharing the rice brand you use to make jollof rice. I really like the fact it’s not too soggy, and the strands are fine. Thanks xx
This takes me back to my childhood. Love love loveee the title very apt for this piece. Thank you for reminding of my religious culture mixed with my Brazilian/Lagosian heritage! Brava