Jollof 米饭、egusi 汤、suya——大胆、芳香的西非经典菜肴。
尼日利亚美食体现了 250 多个民族的融合，其中三位烹饪界重量级人物引领潮流。西南部的约鲁巴烹饪以 ewedu 配的 amala、胡椒派对 jollof 和辣椒洋葱深度的 Obe ata 炖菜而闻名。东南部的伊博人厨房专门提供捣碎淀粉汤——ofe onugbu（苦叶汤）、oha 和 nsala 白汤。北方的豪萨和富拉尼传统贡献了suya，这是一种用亚吉花生和胡椒混合物调味的香料烤牛肉，还有tuwo 和masa 年糕。
菜肴的结构是汤和吞咽：浓郁的、通常以棕榈油为基础的汤，用egusi（瓜子）、ogbono（野芒果子）或秋葵勾芡，与捣碎的山药、eba（木薯加里）或fufu的光滑面团一起用手食用。鳕鱼干、小龙虾干和熏鱼提供浓郁的鲜味； iru（发酵刺槐豆）的功能与味噌非常相似。苏格兰帽子和红甜椒，与番茄和洋葱混合，构成了无数炖菜的底料——最著名的是乔洛夫米饭，它为与加纳的友好竞争提供了燃料。
家庭烹饪是批量烹饪。一周内，各家各户都会混合大量的胡椒混合物，慢火慢炖，然后冷冻部分，与米饭、豆类、车前草或山药搭配。街头和派对美食自成一派：泡芙甜甜圈、Akara 豆油条、moi moi 蒸豆布丁、boli 烤车前草，以及每次 owambe 庆祝活动中的小排骨托盘。棕榈油、花生油和大量的调味料定义了日常风味的基础。
约洛夫·赖斯
长粒米在番茄、红辣椒和苏格兰威士忌混合底料中煮至冒烟——这是每个尼日利亚派对的核心。
汤和燕子
Egusi、ogbono、秋葵和苦叶汤是用手与捣碎的山药、eba、amala 或 fufu 一起吃的，而不是用勺子。
棕榈油和小龙虾
红棕榈油和磨碎的干小龙虾赋予尼日利亚汤独特的颜色和深沉可口的骨干。
胡椒碱（Obe Ata）
大多数炖菜和米饭都是用西红柿、红甜椒 (tatashe)、苏格兰帽和洋葱混合而成，在油中煎炸而成。
苏亚亚吉香料
北方风味的牛肉串，裹上花生碎、生姜和辣椒的混合物，用明火烤制，并在夜间路边摊出售。
豆类和车前草
蜜豆以阿卡拉油条、莫伊莫伊布丁和埃瓦阿戈因土豆泥的形式出现，而车前草则以渡渡鸟的形式油炸或以波利的形式烘烤。
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Jollof Rice 是全球旗舰，其次是egusi 山药汤、Suya 烤牛肉、胡椒汤、Akara、moi moi 和炸车前草。该美食以苏格兰帽子的浓郁热量、棕榈油的浓郁红色、干小龙虾和鳕鱼干的浓郁鲜味，以及手工与淀粉面团一起吃浓稠炖菜的汤吞式风格而闻名。
一般来说是的——苏格兰帽子 (ata rodo) 是标准配料，而不是装饰，像 ayamase、胡椒汤和 party jollof 这样的菜肴都带有严重的热量。也就是说，家庭烹饪中的火候是可以调节的，像 moi moi、炒车前草、nsala 汤和椰子饭这样的菜肴自然温和。自己做饭可以减少辣椒的用量，同时又不会失去原有的风味。
尼日利亚的 jollof 通常使用长粒蒸谷米和番茄、红甜椒和苏格兰威士忌酒帽作为底料，因其烟熏“派对米饭”锅底风味而备受推崇。加纳 jollof 传统上使用芳香茉莉花或巴斯马蒂风格的大米，并且通常包含更多的番茄酱和温暖的香料。两国都声称拥有优势；竞争是深情的、无法解决的。
从基本的胡椒炖菜开始：将西红柿、红甜椒、苏格兰帽和洋葱混合，用调味料在油中煎炸，然后加入鸡肉或牛肉和高汤。掌握了这一点，你就可以制作 jollof 米饭（相同的底料加米饭）、egusi 汤（添加磨碎的瓜子）和 ayamase。油炸车前草是可以想象到的最简单的一面。
必需品：红棕榈油、磨碎的干小龙虾、干或新鲜的苏格兰帽、调味块（Maggi 或 Knorr）、egusi（磨碎的瓜子）、ogbono 粉、garri 或捣碎的山药粉（用于燕子）、长粒蒸谷米和蜜豆。熏鱼、鳕鱼干和iru（发酵槐豆）增添了更深层次的传统风味；百里香和咖喱粉调味炖菜和乔洛夫。
