Noodles with vegetables, peas and boiled Eggs
Noodles, to me, are the most consumed food item in Nigeria today.Why do I say so? when I go shopping, one food item I see being carried into almost every parked car is a carton of indomie noodles. When I pass by big supermarkets, kiosks and even open markets, What is displayed at the entrance is cartons of Indomie noodles. I visit friends, hear their kids ask for food, what do they want? Indomie noodles. Dinner is ready, kids say they are not hungry. OK, ask them what they want for dinner. The reply you get is indomie noodles.
If you know the quantity of indomie noodles consumed by Nigerians on a daily basis, you will beg me to try and come out with more healthy noodle recipes. The variety of noodle recipes I post here is to help our Indomie Noodle generation of kids eat healthy. This is not even the end. We need to try and come up with more recipes that will let them eat all the food nutrients while enjoying their favorite indomie noodles. The only reason some kids reject noodles is the method of preparation ( too sticky, too dry, too soupy or over cooked, insufficient seasoning, too much seasoning)
There are times my kids want it just plain with no veggies, sausages, chicken or eggs, I still give them provided it's not going to be plain noodles every time they eat. I tried boiling plain salted noodles and serving with tomato stew once, it was yummy. I wish I took pics, would have shared with you guys. In the past, noodles used to be food for kids, now, older siblings and adults are trying to take over. These days, I confidently serve healthy, well cooked noodles for dinner and no one complains.
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Nice one will try it! Please anty or any of your readers can anyone help me with the recipe for pancakes? Its urgent! My hubby has been asking for it as its his favourite! But I don't know how its done. Pls the recipe and maybe pictures will be a heaven sent! Pls before next weekend, so I can get the ingredients n do a little experiment before I finally prepare it for him by weekend thanks n happy sunday.
ReplyDeleteHi Deborah, check right for the Search Box, type in pancakes and click SEARCH to see the pancake I posted on the blog.
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Happy cooking o.
Eya, I tink indomie should make u their ambassador cos u and nooles na wah o! Anyways, its my least favourite.
ReplyDeleteOK, sorry, I'll post another recipe soon.
DeleteAunty, sure U̶̲̥̅̊ are doing great, pls Ђơ̴̴̴̴̴̴͡ω can I preserve unused kidney beans Ɣ sweet corn?
ReplyDeleteEmpty into a transparent plastic bowl and store in the fridge.
DeleteI tire for noodles recipes
ReplyDeleteOK, sorry, check right for "all rice recipes" under BLOG POST CATEGORIES.
DeleteI like how you added the vegetables, makes it more colorful and appetizing, and healthy too.
ReplyDeleteLol thanks to this lady here ahh my indomi dy sweet...
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