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Nigerian buns
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Nigerian Buns Recipe: How to Make Nigerian Buns - Nigerian Food TV
Nigerian Buns is a popular snack in Nigeria.It's similar to puff puff,but crustier and less fluffy.Here's how to make Nigerian Buns at home...
Nigerian Buns - Immaculate Bites
Nigerian Buns — tasty snack treats that are richer in flavor with crunchy outside and pillowy soft inside. Most of the time, I get asked questions about recipes and sometimes it a request for a particular recipe – like this Nigerian bun. This one I happily...
Nigerian Buns Recipe (without Eggs or Dairy) - Yummy Medley
This recipe shows how to Make Nigerian Buns without dairy or eggs, and with a touch of spice, they're fluffier, taste so much better and are hard to resist...
Nigerian Buns Recipe
Nigerian Buns require a level of mastery that puff puff doesn't require, if you don't get it right the first time, please don't give up. Nigerian Buns...
Sweet Nigerian Buns Recipe (African Buns) - My Diaspora Kitchen
These sweet Nigerian Buns are another delightfully tasty Nigerian street food and snack. This is the kind of snack you definitely won't w...
Nigerian Soft Buns Recipe -
This Nigerian soft buns are super tasty snack very richer in flavor with crunchy outside and pillowy soft inside. It is easy to make and doesn't take time...
African Buns Recipe - How To Make Buns (VIDEO) | Chef Lola's Kitchen
The African Buns is the closest sibling to the African Puff Puff. It is basically a fried dough or let’s say more of a thick batter without yeast...
How To Make Crunchy Nigerian Buns - TINUOLASBLOG
Nigerian Buns recipe tastes incredible yummy when it's crunchy and crispy on the outside and moist on the inside. It's a popular snack...
Nigerian Buns - K's Cuisine
Hello people, It's Friday..woo hoo! I am giving you another recipe to try over the weekend. It's Nigerian buns! Yes we are finally moving on from plantain..lol. To be honest, i was almost tempted to continue...
How To Make Nigerian buns in Easy Steps - My Active Kitchen
I have been banned from making any more Nigerian buns at home except if it’s going to be a gift or for business purposes. Nigerian buns are insanely good...
Nigerian Buns Recipe it’s soft and crunchy | Ada's Recipes
Nigerian buns recipe is a popular Nigerian snack loved by many. It’s deep fried and made with flour, sugar, margarine, check out the rest...
How to make Nigerian Buns – Dobby's Signature
Nigerian Buns are fried dough balls with Crunchy outer crusts. Its quite similar to the popular Nigerian puff puff but less oily and densely packed. The perfect buns are usually soft within with ro…...
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