Forget about Nigerian or Ghanaian Jollof rice, Mmah of A Foodie’s Diary is back with her latest Insta-food tutorial and in this new episode, she shows off with her special recipe for Native Jollof rice

Indulging us, she says “whoever discovered this yummy dish packed with a burst of flavours deserves a international award.”

Watch below.

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This Native Jollof rice Issa Banger!!! Whoever discovered this yummy dish packed with a burst of flavors deserves an international award 😏 . . . I had to Jazz the video up with one of my favorite Osadebe music so that y’all will really feel the vibes of this meal 🤪 . . . Recipe have landed as promised 💃🏻💃🏻💃🏻 Are you trying this or nah? #foodlover #foodstagram #foodblog #foodvlog #foodie #foodphotography #dodolover #foodphotographer #foodnetwork #lagosblogger #breakfastideas #nigerianfood #streetfoodlover #foodvlogger #foodphotographer #lunch #dinnertime #afoodiesdiary_ #kitchenhacks #kitchenqueen #lunchtime #nativerice #smokedfish #dodo #jollofrice #foodstylingandphotography #dinnerinspo #lunchinspo #sundayrice #palmwine #fortheculture

A post shared by A Foodie’s Diary By Mmah (@afoodiesdiaryng) on Apr 27, 2020 at 11:20am PDT

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