Ghana/Nigeria Debate

[Samori Toure]

As long as they all recognize Senegal's dominance over jollof rice

Yup. Jollof Rice is from the Jolof (Wolof) people of Senegal. Hell their name is even on the dish, but Nigerian and Ghananian dudes are arguing about it. SMDH.

 

[MischievousMonkey]

Jollof be hittin but I just discovered Maafe

I had it at a restaurant in Paris a few weeks backs

People missing out on this goodness

I think it might be my fav

what was the name of the restaurant

 

[International Playa]

Jus went on a few dates with a Nigerian girl, hopefully soon she gonna cook me that jollof rice.

I look forward to sampling some Nigerian p*ssy too

 

[invalid]

Why do Ghanaians and Nigerians get so heated about jollof

Have no idea especially since Senegalese Jollof shyts on both...

 

[phcitywarrior]

I think it might be my fav

what was the name of the restaurant

Moussa L'Africain

https://www.thefork.com/restaurant/moussa-l-africain/353191

I actually met up with a Coli poster there. Food was amazing.

 

[invalid]

Bruh whats the deal with jollof rice? I've never had it but it just looks like regular tomato rice

It is. Nothing special to the American palette. Senegalese jollof is better because it resembles Jambalaya as they add meat and seafood to it.

 

[Sbp]

Jambalaya

Bro that's one of my favorite dishes you mean to tell me I've eating jollof my whole life

 

[Apollo Creed]

Bruh whats the deal with jollof rice? I've never had it but it just looks like regular tomato rice

Lmfao nigerians ans ghanians got folks thinking good jolof is tomato paste and rice. Disgraceful

 

[Apollo Creed]

Liberian Jellof Rice is underrated af.

Its the best

Liberia just doesnt have the numbers so of course you wont see this flood the internet

 

[Apollo Creed]

It is. Nothing special to the American palette. Senegalese jollof is better because it resembles Jambalaya as they add meat and seafood to it.

At this backhanded post

Mofos couldnt wait to pop off this nonsense

 

[StretfordRed]

at this undeniable truth

Yooooooo

Low key, Salone Jollof >

 

[invalid]

At this backhanded post

Mofos couldnt wait to pop off this nonsense

I’m an independent and unbiased third party American. Americans do not grow up eating tomato rice. It is not significant to our palette. Whether or not y’all add additional spices to it or not.

And I’m not even sure If rice is a staple in our diets. When I was young, we would have rice like once every two weeks and it was eaten with a gravy or roux, never plain. And we would add additional meat or vegetables to it. Which is why Senegalese Jollof closely resembles the jambalaya Aframs from the Gulf would have been exposed too.

As an adult, I don’t cook or eat rice except if I’m having ethnic food - Chinese, Indian, Mexican, African, etc.

I think Nigerians/Ghanaians fondness over Jollof is more because it’s a staple in your diets than because it’s actually good (which to me is quite plain, I typically have to mix in goat, lamb, or whatever else protein I’m having with it to be able to eat it.)

 

[Secure Da Bag]

We don't need jollof rice where I'm from.

But I wouldn't mind a plate of jollof rice though

 

[Peak]

At this backhanded post

Mofos couldnt wait to pop off this nonsense

Should have just ignored it. Was funny seeing the insecurity spill out in one post.

 

[The Up Right Man]

As long as they all recognize Senegal's dominance over jollof rice

With the dibi chicken or goat.