HOW TO PREPARE NIGERIAN NOODLES



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Ingredients

1. 1 pack of Indomie (Nigerian Instant Noodles) 🍜

2. 2 cups of water πŸ’§

3. 1 tablespoon of vegetable oil πŸ’¦

4. 1 onion, chopped (optional) πŸ§…

5. 2 cloves of garlic, minced (optional) πŸ’‘

6. 1 teaspoon of curry powder (optional) ✨

7. Salt, to taste πŸ’Έ

8. Optional protein: cooked chicken, beef, egg, or vegetables πŸ—


Instructions

1. Boil water: In a pot, boil 2 cups of water. β˜•οΈ

2. Add noodles: Add the Indomie noodles. 🍝

3. Add seasoning: Add the seasoning packet. 🍚

4. Add oil and onion: SautΓ© chopped onion. πŸ§…

5. Add garlic and curry: Add minced garlic and curry powder. 🀀

6. Cook noodles: Cook for 3-5 minutes. ⏰

7. Add protein (optional): Add cooked protein. πŸ—

8. Season: Add salt to taste. πŸ’Έ

9. Serve: Serve hot! πŸ”₯


Tips

1. Use a non-stick pot. 🍳

2. Adjust seasoning. πŸ’Έ

3. Add veggies for nutrition. πŸ₯—

4. Experiment with protein. πŸ—

5. Add chili peppers for spice. πŸ”₯


Variations

1. Indomie with Egg: Crack an egg in! πŸ₯š

2. Indomie with Veggies: Add bell peppers, tomatoes, spinach. πŸ₯—

3. Indomie with Meat: Add cooked chicken, beef, turkey. πŸ—

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