by Ida | Feb 15, 2019 | Blog
Red roses, hearts, and balloons – love is in the air. You must have guessed what time of the year I am hinting at… Yes, I am talking about Valentine’s Day! We Nigerians take our festivals very seriously. By that, I mean, we celebrate each and every...
by Ataro | May 4, 2016 | Blog
Enjoy a special evening of fun cooking, socializing and learning the delicious and authentic recipes of Nigeria and West African fusion. This hands-on workshop starts in the kitchen with your host Ebere Akadiri. Once the meal is ready, you can then relax in our dining...
by Ataro | May 4, 2016 | Blog
Would you like to enjoy a special evening of fun cooking, socializing and learning the delicious and authentic recipes of Nigeria. Enjoy the Atarosfood Cuisine of West Africa Cooking workshop. This hands-on workshop starts in the kitchen with your host Ebere Akadiri....
by Ataro | Oct 30, 2015 | Blog
I’ve had the pleasure of visiting several food events and expos around Europe in the last few months. Although networking and tasting all the various types of cuisine is already a lot of fun at these events, I am always intrigued by the interaction between food...
by Ataro | Oct 22, 2015 | Blog
Food has always been a part of my life, family and soul. Ever since I was a little girl there hasn’t been a single occasion that didn’t include a feast of dishes. Food brings people together, makes people happy and whether we like it or not, it always magically...
by Ataro | Oct 16, 2015 | Blog
If I had to eat Nigerian food every day for the rest of my life, my diet would look something like this: Breakfast: akara and pap, boiled yam and egg sauce, or beans and dodo Lunch: eba and egusi soup, or other Nigerian soups Dinner: white rice and tomato stew...
