Ogbono Soup with Bitter Leaf By Global Food Book

Ogbono Soup with Bitter Leaf By Global Food Book
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Ogbono Soup with Bitter Leaf By Global Food Book
Yields12 Servings
Prep Time20 minsCook Time1 hr 10 minsTotal Time1 hr 30 mins

The inspiration for this soup was drawn from my mum's eldest sister. Ogbono soup with bitter leaf happens to be my mum's sister's favourite soup. Growing up, each time I visited her, there would always be an ogbono soup with bitter leaves in a pot relaxing off in the kitchen. 

Ingredients for cooking a typical ogbono soup include palm oil, local seasoning (ogiri okpei), meat, fish, pepperstockfish, salt to taste and leafy vegetables such as ugu leaves, spinach or bitter leaf. Ogbono soup can also be cooked with okra too.

This ogbono soup with bitter leaves is pretty easy to cook, tasty, aromatic, flavourful, and above all filled with assorted meats and fish to appease your taste bud. The soup can be served with either pounded yam, eba, poundo, fufu etc.

Simply plate up, dive into the plate and dig in. I encourage you to grab the necessary ingredients, follow the detailed recipe steps and cook for yourself, family or friends a delicious pot of ogbono soup. In the end, I doubt if you will be disappointed with the soup.

 2 tsp salt
 1 dried fish
 2 kg assorted meat
 200 ml red palm oil
 5 ½ cups stockfish fillets
 1 yellow habanero pepper
 1 cup ogbono seeds (ground)
 A handful of washed bitter leaves

Ingredients

 2 tsp salt
 1 dried fish
 2 kg assorted meat
 200 ml red palm oil
 5 ½ cups stockfish fillets
 1 yellow habanero pepper
 1 cup ogbono seeds (ground)
 A handful of washed bitter leaves
Ogbono Soup with Bitter Leaf By Global Food Book

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