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Afang souo served

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English: Afang soup is a vegetable soup that is made from afang vegetable (which is also known as okazi) and waterleaves.

Afang soup originated from the Efik people of the Efik kingdom in Cross River State and Ibibio people of Akwa Ibom in southern Nigeria. The ingredients used in preparing the soup include okazi/Afang vegetable, waterleaves(these are the major ingredients), palm oil, dryfish, meat, kanda,, pepper and salt, seasoning cube, periwinkle and crayfish.

You can decide to cook the soup not for so long so as to maintain the freshness. This particular dish is very similar to Edikang Ikong but not the same, the Okazi (Afang vegetable) differentiates the two.
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