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CONCISE CONTENT OF THE e-BOOK • Introduction to baking, baking tools and uses • Small chops – (Peanut burger, Samosa, Springrolls, Puff-puff, Popcorn, Chin chin, Nigerian buns) • Doughnuts (donuts) / Nigerian egg rolls (Egg buns)/ Sausage roll & Sausage bread rolls/ Meat (chicken pie) & Fish roll (fish pie) (fried)/ Whoopie pie/ Scones/ Scotch egg. • Pancake/ Cookies/ Bread/ Shortbread/ Shawarma/ Pizza/ Burger/ Burger Buns/ Ice Cream • Smoothie/ Cocktails and Mocktails • Homemade products – (Buttermilk, Brown sugar, Frappuccino, Condensed milk, Cappuccino, Mayonnaise, Whipped cream, Cornflakes, Yoghurt, Sweet corn, Lemonade, Powdered milk, Tomato powder, Chocolate balls, Swiss roll) • Flavour combination • Cupcake – (Decorating your Cupcakes, Toppings, Strawberries and Cream Cake Pops) • Chocolate muffins • Cakes- (levelling (trimming), layering, Fillings, Sharp edge, Chocolate drip, sugar sail) • Cake frosting - (Fondant (chewing gum-like icing), Meringue, Royal icing, Buttercream, Whipping cream frosting, and Mirror glazing) • Sugar art (fondant)- Bead making/Calligraphy (writing)/Toppers & Boxes • Cake photography & Colour interpretations • Omelette /Milo/Beverages/Tom Brown/ Custard Powder/ Coconut & Groundnut Candy/ Potatoes Croquette/ Nigerian Club Sandwich/ French Fries/ Granola/ Beer Battered Fish/ Akara (Beans Cake)/ Plantain Frittata/ French Toast/ Pepper Kpomo (Ponmo)/ Akamu/Ogi/Pap/ Agidi Or Eko • Nigerian soups – (Editan, Okra, Egusi (Melon), Ogbono, Afang, Groundnut (Peanut), White Soup (Nsala, Afia Efere), Efo Riro, Gbegiri, Nigerian Vegetable Soup (Edikang Ikong), Banga, Bitterleaf Soup (Ofe Onugbu), Oha (Ora), Achi Soup, Rivers Native, Egusi Soup (Fried Method), Oil Bean (Ofe Ugba), Miyan Kuka (Baobab Leaves), Urhobo Owho, Abak Atama, Ofe Achara, Ofe Owerri) • Nigerian Stews – (Tomato Stew, Curry Gravy, Ewa Agoyin Stew, Nigerian Red Stew) • Yam & Cocoyam Recipes – (Yam Porridge Or Asaro, Ekpang Nkwukwo (Cocoyam Recipe), Yam & Vegetable With Ukpaka (Ugba), Ji Abubo (Yam And Vegetable Sauce/Gravy)) • Nigerian Plantain Recipes – (Farmers’ Plantain Porridge (Gizdodo), Unripe Plantain Porridge, Fried Plantain (Dodo), Plantain Moi Moi (Ukpo Ogede), Plantain Chips, Nigerian Roasted Plantain (Boli)) • Beans Recipes- (Beans Porridge (Also Beans Pottage), Ewa Agoyin, African Breadfruit Porridge (Ukwa), Peeled Beans Porridge) • Nigerian Salad Recipes – (Nigerian Salad, Coleslaw, African Salad (Abacha & Ugba)) • Chicken Recipes – (Grilled/Broiled Chicken (Also Fried Chicken). Chicken Nuggets) • Rice Recipes – (Jollof Rice, Coconut Rice, Fried Rice, Concoction Rice, Mixed Vegetables Jollof Rice, Rice & Beans) • Spaghetti & Noodles Recipes – (Noodlesuya, Spaghetti Surprise) • Nigerian Drinks Recipes – (Zobo (Roselle Drink), Tiger Nut Milk (Kunun Aya, Horchata De Chufas), Nigerian Chapman) • Nigerian Restaurant Specials – (Catfish Pepper Soup (Point & Kill), Assorted Beef Pepper Soup, Goat Meat Pepper Soup, Nkwobi (Spicy Cow Foot), Isi Ewu (Spicy Goat Head)) • Cooking Specials – (How To Extract Coconut Milk, How To Remove The Bitterness From Bitter Leaves, Homemade Stock Cubes) • Local Drinks - (Kunu Zaki, Kunu Aya, Kunu Aya, Miyan Kuka, Waina (Masa) Shinkafa, Dan Wake (Beans Dumpling), Kunun Gero (Millet), Rice Pudding, Kunu Soya, Kunu Geda (Kunu Groundnut)) • Couscous Recipes – (Couscous With Beans, Couscous Jollof, Couscous Pudding) OTHER FEATURES • High graphic aided images • Chronological procedural arrangement of items • Links for video aided procedures • 24/7 support team for guidance Inbox @osas16

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How to make Papaya Oil Papaya is a sweet tasting exotic fruit that stands out with it's slight musky flavor and soft consistency. Not only does it make a nice addition to your fruit salad, but it also provides health benefits. Papaya aids in digestion and helps reduce inflammation. The oil located in the papaya seeds is used in health and beauty agents. In fact, according to Holly Lucille ND, RN, papaya oil boosts the immune system and also works as an anti-aging skin care agent. Extracting the oil from the seeds is relatively easy; you can do it at home. Things You'll Need Papaya Large knife Spoon Cheesecloth Oil press machine Glass container Step 1 Lightly squeeze the papaya to make sure it is ripe. If it is slightly soft, it is ready to open. Cut the papaya lengthwise down the center using a large knife. It will have a bright orange hue throughout when it is perfectly ripe. If there is a little yellow tint to the fruit, it is still okay to use. Step 2 Scoop out only the seeds and place them in the cheesecloth. Do not scoop out any of the flesh. Step 3 Thoroughly rinse the seeds with cool water to get rid of any juice or pieces of fruit left behind. Step 4 Turn the oil press on and bring it to the correct temperature listed on the instructions for cold pressed oil. The temperature should not exceed 120 degrees Fahrenheit. Step 5 Follow the instructions for the oil press you are using. Place the seeds inside the machine to extract the oil. When finished, store the oil in a glass container to preserve it. Tip Each oil press machine has different instructions. Follow them correctly. Do not throw away the flesh of the fruit. Eat it as is or use it in an exotic recipe. Warning Oil press machines can become dangerous if not used properly. Follow directions for the specific model you are using.

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