Nigerian desserts

Shuku shuku are tasty and easy to make Nigerian coconut macaroons. #shukushuku #coconut #macaroons #dessert #food #nigerianfood #africanfood

"Indulge in the irresistible flavors of Nigeria with these fluffy and delicious Nigerian Puff Puff! These golden-brown balls of dough are a beloved street food, perfect for snacking or as a sweet treat. Made with simple ingredients like flour, yeast, sugar, and spices, they're easy to whip up and bursting with flavor. Try this authentic recipe today and bring a taste of Nigeria into your home! #NigerianCuisine #PuffPuffRecipe #AfricanFood"

This Nigerian puff puff recipe is out of this world! You won't believe what's in it, but you're going to love how delicious it is. Try it and see for yourself!

The African Cake belongs to the family of the Pound Cake but with a little twist. In west africa, most of us do have our family recipe for this Cake, and it varies from family to family. However, no matter the recipe used by each of this family, you will know that you are eating the our Cake when you bite into it.

If you're looking for an easy and delicious African recipe, look no further than this authentic Nigerian chin chin recipe. This dish is made with simple ingredients that you probably already have in your kitchen, so you can whip it up any time the mood strikes you.

To give you a taste of Africa, we've gathered 23 BEST African Desserts that you can easily follow!

Shuku shuku are tasty and easy to make Nigerian-style coconut macaroons. These are one of my favourite coconut desserts and I bet you’ll love them too.

Moi Moi (Nigerian bean pudding) is a simple dish - basic ingredients, doesn't look like much - but it's full of flavour & super satisfying!

When I posted a collage of the dishes that didn't make it to the blog last year, the first requested recipe was the coconut cookies one.

Thiakry is a delicious traditional West African dessert. This sweet and creamy dessert made with millet couscous originated in Senegal and Gambia.