Different kinds of meals in my culture; The Ibibio culture

Hello everyone, good morning to you all and happy new month to you too. This post of mine will talk about different kinds of food in my culture, the ibibio culture to be precise. We have different delicious meal that you would like to have a taste.

How I came up with all the different kinds of meals is as a result of the traditional marriage that happened few days ago in one of the villages in Ibiono Local Government Area in Akwa Ibom State.

The wedding was a parlour tm and much people were not seen cos of that, it actually saves money especially if the couple would want to go for court wedding and white wedding.

We went to the market and met people selling and buying so we bought the necessary things we needed.

I was there to help out with few things and I also used that opportunity to learn how things are being done so that when mine will come, I'll not be like stranger.

Below are the different kinds of meals I could snap cos of how busy and tedious the work was but I'll mention everyone of them here.

• Jelof rice
• Coconut rice
• Atama soup
• Afang soup
• Ekpang Nkukwo
• Porridge plantain
• Editan soup
• ASA IWA
• Okro soup
• Otor mboro
• White soup
• Vegetable soup
• Bitter leaf soup
• Kola nut
• Cassava flakes
• Garden egg
• White soup
• Yam

All the soups we have in our culture were cooked for the groom's family to have a taste of how the bride's culture meal look like cos actually she will be preparing that for her husband.

I'll drop the pictures so you could feed your eyes and see what I'm talking about.

This is chicken

These are vegetables and water leaf

Things used for cooking

Plantain

Ekpang Nkukwo

Mboro( Grated banana)

Coconut for rice

ASA IWA

FISH, STEW AND SAUCE

JELLOF RICE

WHITE RICE

There are other meals that were cooked which I couldn't snap cos of how busy I was. But trust me you can't do your traditional marriage without any of these meals, they're important and necessary.

I trust you had a good time viewing that. Thank you so much for reading I appreciate.