UNILAG Student Cooks Rice with Fish Using Less Than ₦1000, Shows the Outcome
- A UNILAG student demonstrated how she prepared rice for under ₦1000 in a viral TikTok video
- In the clip, she shared that she aimed to cook basmati rice with fish, a dish that she noted was quick to prepare
- Viewers were astonished and impressed by her ability to cook a complete meal for less than a thousand naira
A UNILAG student recently showcased her ability to cook rice for under ₦1000 in a TikTok video that quickly gained popularity.
She explained in the video that she planned to make basmati rice with fish, emphasising that the cooking process was swift.
Source: TikTok
Many viewers were left amazed by her skill in preparing a full meal with such a modest budget, as shared by @foluadig1.
Jemilat Jamiu, a graduate of the Federal University of Oye-Ekiti, briefly shared her thoughts with Legit.ng:
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“With all those ingredients, it is hard to believe that the food was made within the N1000 budget. Inflation made everything costly in the market. But then, I won't write off the possibility; however, looking at the reality of things in the market, it is hard to believe.”
Watch the video below:
Legit.ng compiled some of the reactions below:
Duchess_xstar said:
“Looks nice.”
Favour Warmate wrote:
“You didn't spend up to 1k ke?”
Jumobi commented:
“Now I feel like making native rice.”
Theleftyfrommars:
“Come let me do food review for you.”
Ebele Victoria Chiedozie:
“I'm in Makama please.”
Beth:
“E go sweet die.”
How to cook basmati rice in Nigeria
To cook basmati rice Nigerian style, using research from RecipeTinEats, rinse 2 cups of rice under cold water until clear, then boil 4 cups of water with 1 teaspoon of salt.
Add the rice, reduce heat, cover, and simmer for 15-20 minutes. Check for doneness, then let sit off heat for 5 minutes.
Fluff with a fork, mix in 2 tablespoons of oil or butter, and serve with your choice of stew or protein.
In a recent development, Legit.ng reported that Aminat Ajikobi, a young woman studying at UNILAG recently found herself the recipient of a life-changing N10 million.
UNILAG student shares how she survives
Meanwhile, Legit.ng earlier reported that a Nigerian man, @ositapopcorn, known for reaching out to the poor and helping them, has shared the heartbreaking story of a UNILAG student named Aminat Ajikobi.
@ositapopcorn visited Aminat with his team and she took them on a tour of her water-logged slum abode.
The water has already turned black, showing it has been in that dormant state for a long time.
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