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Photos from Exquisite Kitchen's post 28/08/2025

Ah! You are in your full element today,” my hubby said when I called him to the table for lunch.
That moment made me realize how much I’ve been deeply engrossed in my business.

Cooking, I’ve come to see, needs more than your physical presence, it requires your mind and soul. When you give it that, it truly reflects in the meal. Inspiration flowed today because I numbed every other thought and was simply present in the kitchen.

At first, I just wanted to make something simple—coconut rice. But as I cooked, ideas kept unfolding. I didn’t plan all these add-ins, I just knew it needed to be wholesome and packed with nutrients.

✨ The result? My Veggie & Shrimp Coconut Rice 🥥🍤🌱

Ingredients

For the Rice:

1 cup rice

Coconut milk

2 Knorr stock cubes

1 bay leaf

For the Shrimps:

6 pcs shrimps

½ chicken Knorr

¼ tsp dried oregano

¼ tsp paprika powder

A little butter (for sautéing)

For the Gizzard:

250g gizzard

1 chicken Knorr

¼ tsp white pepper

Green scotch pepper (to taste)

Stir-Fry Veggies:

Purple cabbage

Broccoli

A little butter

Pinch of salt

Egg (Sunny side up):

Butter

2 eggs

Method:

1. Sauté chopped onions, garlic, diced carrot, roughly blended green pepper, and ½ chicken Knorr.

2. Add in the cooked gizzard and stir-fry until well combined.

3. Introduce the cooked rice and sauté until it loosens up nicely.

4. For the shrimps: heat a little butter on low, let the shrimps sauté gently, then flip to cook the other side.

5. For the veggies: add a touch of butter, a pinch of salt, and sauté lightly for 1 minute to maintain freshness and crunch.

6. Plate with shrimp, veggies, and a sunny-side-up egg.

And just like that, lunch turned into a nutrient-packed, wholesome delight.

Serve & enjoy… Bon Appétit! 😋

19/07/2025

In this video, I’m sharing how I made a comforting pot of Nigerian seafood okra soup for the first time since moving to Europe. From shopping for fresh okra, fish, and shrimp at Pingo Doce, to using dehydrated snail, clam, and periwinkle I brought from Nigeria — this soup was a true taste of home!

Even though it cost me over ₦12,000 just for okra alone 😩, it was totally worth it. Whether you’re a Nigerian in the diaspora or just craving a warm bowl of naija goodness, this okra soup recipe is for you.

Let me know in the comments if you’d love to see how I make my oat swallow to go with it


🥘 Ingredients I Used:
• Fresh okra (chopped, not blended)
• Fresh fish (marinated with dry pepper, salt & seasoning cube)
• Shrimps (cleaned, tail-on for aesthetics)
• Dehydrated snail, clam & periwinkle (soaked overnight)
• Uziza seed (African black pepper)
• Crayfish
• Palm oil
• Stock cubes
• Processed pepper blend (local pepper + onion)
• Kale (substitute for ugu/pumpkin leaves)

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