Apapa Anebira: the Traditional Delicacy of Ebira People in Kogi State

Apapa Anebira: the Traditional Delicacy of Ebira People in Kogi State

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One of the most cherished and celebrated foods of the Ebira people is apapa, a steamed bean cake rich in protein and flavour.

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Apapa is similar to moi-moi, another popular Nigerian dish, but it has some distinctive features that make it unique and delicious.

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Unlike moi-moi, apapa is made with beans that are not peeled, which gives it a darker colour and a more earthy taste.

It is also cooked with palm oil, which adds a reddish hue and a nutty aroma.

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