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Sub-Saharan African Soups

Gathers the soups of Sub-Saharan African culinary traditions, including West African groundnut and egusi soups, Nigerian pepper soup, and East African meat and vegetable broths, reflecting the continent's use of ground nuts, seeds and leafy greens as soup thickeners. The grouping reflects the region's own broth-building tradition, whether a light clear stock or a thick, spice-heavy pot, rather than the specific protein or vegetable simmered in it, since the same base stock often carries many different additions.

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combined and simmered in stock, milk, or water 1
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1. Soup - Wikipedia
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made by cooking or otherwise combining meat or vegetables with stock, milk, or water.
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Owo soup (Wikipedia)
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Oghwo evwri is a soup eaten in the south-central region of Nigeria.
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Ofe_Oha (Wikipedia)
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is a traditional Igbo soup from south eastern part of Nigeria
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Draw soup (Wikipedia)
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Draw soup is the pidgin english name of some soups in parts of Nigeria that are made from okra, ogbono (Irvingia gabonensis) or ewedu leaves (jute).
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Okoho (Wikipedia)
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It is a soup made from the Okoho stick which is very slimy after preparation.
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Groundnut Soup (Wikipedia)
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