Edikaikong is a rich, nutritious Nigerian vegetable soup made with a hearty blend of fresh fluted pumpkin leaves (ugu) and waterleaf. This beloved delicacy is packed with assorted meats, stockfish, dry fish, ponmo (cow skin), and tasty periwinkle, all simmered in flavorful spices and palm oil. Edikaikong is known for its thick, green goodness and is perfect for enjoying with your favorite swallow for a satisfying, wholesome meal.
Allergy Information: Contains fish, periwinkle (shellfish), meat, and leafy vegetables. May not be suitable for people with fish, shellfish, or certain vegetable allergies.
AniksDelicacy
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Gbagada, Lagos
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+2348032835364
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