Nigerian Food Recipes For Good Friday


Here are Nigerian Food Recipes you can prepare on Good Friday(meatless-friday).
Also remember that most Nigerian Soup Recipes can also be served on good Friday, as long as you don't use meat(chicken or beef) while preparing the meal.
So,whenever a recipe calls for beef/beef stock or chicken/chicken stock, use fish/fish stock or sea food as a substitute, you'll enjoy it.
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