Nigerian party jollof is one of our favourite meal in the country and tends to be the reason why most party crashers crash a party. Sadly enough, we only get to eat party jollof only when we get to go ...

Jollof rice is usually made differently depending on what region you are in/from. The Ghanians use perfumed rice, the Nigerians have a smoky element to theirs, and the Senegalese usually have more of ...

Imagine enjoying a hot plate of party Jollof rice on a beautiful weekend with some personal buddies at another friend’s housewarming ceremony. And while you were about sampling the full-size turkey ...

Every Nigerian has a Jollof rice story. From childhood parties where it was the highlight of every plate to university days when a well-prepared pot could turn an ordinary afternoon into a celebration ...

Would you believe that Jollof rice did not originally come from Nigeria? No, it didn’t. Jollof rice actually has its origins in Senegal, from the Wolof ethnic group and it spread across West Africa.

Houston-based chef Kavachi Ukegbu says that in Igbo culture, Thanksgiving is like Christmas, and every auntie wants to show up the other and give everyone their best. A must-have on her Nigerian table ...

WASHINGTON — The Afrobeats Block Party was back in the D.C. area after it was canceled last year because of COVID-19. It celebrated African cultures featuring a variety of fun activities including a ...

i💡 How did jollof rice become jollof rice? In the 1800s, the Wolof people of Senegal created this tomato based rice that has become a staple on every West African table. Every single African country ...

So what is the African Diaspora? The African Diaspora includes cultures descended from Africa all over the world. These recipes from the African Diaspora include traditional African American recipes, ...

*Discover the buzz and celebrate in swarms throughout the rich, diverse, and worldwide African diaspora deep in the heart of Southern Los Angeles with Afrobeats Block Party: Jollof Cook-off & Music ...