
HOMEMADE NIGERIAN NATURAL SEASONINGS
REPLACE THE CUBE. KNOW WHAT'S IN YOUR POT.
Learn how to make your own spice blends, seasoning cubes, ogiri, iru, dawadawa, pastes and oils at home, using ingredients from your own market.
π± This is a downloadable PDF guide. We don't sell seasonings. We teach you how to make them.
Have you ever turned a seasoning cube over and read the label?
The first ingredient is usually salt.
And yet almost every pot of Nigerian food gets one, two, sometimes three of them.
It doesn't have to be that way.
Homemade Nigerian Natural Seasonings brings 29 seasoning recipes into one practical
guide you can keep on your phone and use every time you cook.
πΆοΈ Dry spice blends
π§ Homemade seasoning cubes
π« Fermented seasonings
π« Pastes and infused oils
π Every spice named in Igbo, Yoruba and Hausa
All in one place.
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π© TIRED OF NOT KNOWING WHAT'S IN YOUR FOOD?
Maybe this sounds familiar.
You want to cut down on the cube...
But your food tastes flat without it.
Or you remember how your grandmother's soup tasted...
And you can't work out what she put in it.
So you go to the market.
The seller mentions uda, ehuru, uziza...
And you don't know which one is which.
It doesn't have to be that complicated.
Before seasoning cubes reached every Nigerian kitchen, our grandmothers seasoned
with real food. This guide shows you how to do the same.
π² YOUR SEASONING CUPBOARD, MADE AT HOME
Instead of reaching for a cube every time you cook, simply:
Make it once. Season with it again and again.
πΆοΈ WHAT CAN YOU LEARN TO MAKE?
DRY SPICE BLENDS
Grind once and season for months:
β’ Suya Spice (Yaji)
β’ Jollof Seasoning Blend
β’ Pepper Soup Spice Mix
β’ Nigerian Curry Powder
β’ All-Purpose Seasoning
β’ Banga Spice
β’ Egusi Blend
β’ Ofe Onugbu Spice Base
β’ Ewa Agoyin Spice
β’ Nkwobi & Oxtail Spice
β’ And more
π§ HOMEMADE SEASONING CUBES
Made from real food, to replace shop-bought cubes:
β’ Chicken Seasoning Cubes
β’ Beef Seasoning Cubes
β’ Fish Seasoning Cubes
β’ Vegetable Seasoning Cubes
β’ Prawn Seasoning Cubes
π« FERMENTED SEASONINGS
The seasonings our mothers and grandmothers used:
β’ Ogiri
β’ Iru
β’ Dawadawa
Each one comes with clear signs of a good batch and a bad one, so you always know it's safe.
π« PASTES AND INFUSED OILS
For the pot, the marinade and the table:
β’ Ginger-Garlic Paste
β’ Tomato-Pepper Stew Base
β’ Suya Paste
β’ Pepper Sauce
β’ A Salt-Free Seasoning Paste
β’ Chilli Oil
β’ Garlic Oil
β’ Herb Oil
β’ Scent Leaf Oil
π©πΎβπ³ THIS IS FOR YOU EVEN IF YOU'VE NEVER MADE A SPICE BLEND
You don't need special equipment.
You don't need to know the spices already.
And you don't need to be an experienced cook.
Every recipe gives you:
β The ingredients you need
β Measurements
β Step-by-step instructions
β How much it makes
β How long it keeps
β The mistake to avoid
β What to use it for
β A photo of the finished seasoning
Just open the recipe and follow along.
π± KEEP YOUR SEASONING GUIDE ON YOUR PHONE
At the market and not sure what to buy?
Open it.
Standing at the spice seller's table?
Open it.
Ready to grind a fresh batch?
Open it.
Wondering how long that jar has been in the cupboard?
Open it.
Your seasoning guide goes everywhere you go.
π ALSO INCLUDED INSIDE THE GUIDE
These reference pages are part of the guide, so you don't need to download anything extra.
π FINDING THE SPICES
Photos of each key spice, with its name in Igbo, Yoruba and Hausa, so you know exactly what to ask for at your market.
ποΈ STORAGE AND SHELF LIFE CHART
How long every seasoning keeps, and whether it belongs in the cupboard, the fridge or the freezer.
π½οΈ WHICH SEASONING FOR WHICH DISH
A quick guide to the right blend for jollof, egusi, pepper soup, suya, stew and more.
π A BATCH LOG ON EVERY RECIPE
Write down when you made each batch, so you always know when to use it by.
π° EVERYTHING YOU GET TODAY
π HOMEMADE NIGERIAN NATURAL SEASONINGS
50 pages, 29 recipes, a photo of every one.
π Finding the Spices guide
ποΈ Storage and shelf life chart
π½οΈ Which seasoning for which dish
π Batch logs on every recipe
π₯ GET EVERYTHING FOR JUST β¦2,000
You don't need to keep buying seasoning cubes every week without knowing what's in them.
Today, you can get the complete guide for just:
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π YES, I WANT THE SEASONINGS GUIDE
β€οΈ IMAGINE THIS...
It's Sunday, and you're making egusi.
You open your cupboard.
Your egusi blend is ready in its jar.
Your ogiri is in the freezer.
You season the pot, taste it...
And it tastes the way soup used to taste.
No cube. Nothing you can't name.
That's what this guide is designed to give you.
β FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS
Do you sell seasonings?
No. This is a downloadable PDF guide. It teaches you how to make the seasonings yourself.
Is this suitable for beginners?
Yes. Every recipe has full measurements, step-by-step instructions and a photo, and none needs special equipment.
Where do I get the ingredients?
At any Nigerian market. The guide includes photos and local names for the key spices so you know what to ask for.
Are the fermented seasonings safe to make at home?
Yes, when made carefully. Each fermented recipe tells you the signs of a good batch and a bad one, and when to throw a batch away.
Will these help my blood pressure?
These seasonings contain less salt than shop-bought cubes, but they are food, not treatment.
If you're managing blood pressure, keep taking your medication and follow your doctor's advice.
Can I use it on my phone?
Yes. It's a PDF, so you can open it on your phone, tablet or computer.
Is this a physical book?
No. This is a digital product, and you receive it instantly after payment.
π² READY TO SEASON YOUR FOOD THE WAY IT USED TO BE SEASONED?
You don't need to keep reaching for the cube.
You don't need to wonder what's in your pot.
And you don't need to feel lost at the spice seller's table.
Make your own seasonings, from your own market.
HOMEMADE NIGERIAN NATURAL SEASONINGS
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