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How to Cook Perfect Nigerian Egusi Soup Every Single Time | Step-by-Step Guide

keywords - "Nigerian food," "Fufu," "Lumpy Egusi," and "Traditional Recipe" to help the video show up in search results and "Suggested Videos." If you’ve been looking for the most delicious, authentic Nigerian Egusi Soup recipe, your search ends here! In this video, I’m showing you exactly how to cook a rich, savory, and perfectly textured Melon Seed Soup that tastes just like home. Whether you like your Egusi soup lumpy or smooth, this step-by-step tutorial will give you all the tips and tricks to master this classic West African dish. What Makes This Egusi Soup Special? Egusi soup is a staple in Nigerian cuisine, known for its nutty flavor and protein-packed ingredients. In this version, we are using a combination of assorted meats, dried fish, and stockfish to create a deep, smoky base. I’ll also show you the "frying method" vs. the "boiling method" so you can achieve that perfect consistency that pairs beautifully with Pounded Yam, Eba, or Fufu. What You’ll Learn in This Tutorial: The Secret to Lumps: How to get those signature thick Egusi lumps without them dissolving into the soup. Flavor Layering: How to properly season your meats and stock for maximum taste. Vegetable Balance: The best time to add your Ugu (Pumpkin leaves) or Bitter leaf to keep them fresh and vibrant. Oil Control: How to achieve that beautiful red palm oil look without making the soup too greasy. Key Ingredients: Ground Egusi (Melon Seeds): The heart of the soup. Palm Oil: For that authentic color and rich flavor. Protein: Beef, Shaki (Tripe), Cow skin (Ponmo), and Smoked Fish. Seasoning: Crayfish, bouillon cubes, and fresh Scotch Bonnet peppers (Atarodo). Greens: Fresh Ugu or Spinach. This healthy African soup is not only packed with protein but is also a great keto-friendly meal option. If you are a beginner learning how to cook Nigerian food or an expert looking to refined your technique, this video is for you. Cooking Tips for the Perfect Pot: Toast your Egusi: I'll show you why lightly frying the melon seeds brings out a nutty aroma. Don't Rush the Stock: The secret to a "YouTube-worthy" soup is in the richness of the meat stock. Low Heat: We simmer the soup on low heat to allow the oils to rise and the flavors to marry perfectly. If your mouth is watering just watching this, make sure to hit that LIKE button and SUBSCRIBE for more authentic African recipes and cooking secrets!