Nigerian cake

Nigerian Cakes always melt in the mouth. They are somewhat like sponge cakes but denser and more compact. Learn how to make yours right here.

If you are a fan of delicious cake, then you should follow the easy process of making Sisi Jemimah‘s delicious pound cake that will make you crave for more. Ingredients: 250g Plain flour (2 cups) 220g room temperature Salted Butter (1 cup) or Unsalted + 1/2 tsp Salt 200g Sugar (1 Cup) 60ml Milk (1/4 […]

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This Nigerian Cake is soft, dense and absolutely delicious

Pound Cake is commonly eaten and sold in Nigeria as the traditional recipe for cake. There are several variations of this recipe.

Nigerian traditional cake

Akara(Bean cake) and pap with milk.

Traditional wedding cakes became a big deal just a couple of years back and with cake baker’s getting really creative with their skills, it’s hard not to want a cake for your traditional wedding. In this article are over 100 traditional wedding cake ideas you can choose from for your Nigerian Traditional Wedding. #weddingcakes #LaHeiressWeddings

Nigerian-style rice cakes (also called "masa" in the Hausa language) are easy to make with this simple recipe. I'll also show you how to make traditional peanut sauce!

Akara also known as fried bean cake, koose, bean balls and acaraje. This is a common breakfast in Nigerian homes. It is vegetarian or vegan, delicious and easy to make. Let me show you how to make the best akara recipe that is fluffy on the inside and crisp on the outside.

The royal beauty of the Ugandan Queen Cake lies in its simplicity. Essentially mini sponge cakes, the queen cakes you can buy from street stalls around the capital city Kampala are the antithesis o…

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.