Posted by on Dec 21, 2024 in Snacks | 20 comments

Puff Puff- Nigerian Snack

Puff Puff- Nigerian Snack
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Puff Puff is a deep fried Nigerian snack made from flour, yeast, sugar, water. It is a soft, almost pillowy yet chewy snack. Puff Puff is not to be confused with 'Buns,' which is a richer Nigerian snack, due to the addition of eggs and milk. Full Recipe: http://www.avartsycooking.com/2010/08/puff-puff/

Puff Puff- Nigerian Snack

Puff Puff is a deep fried Nigerian snack made from flour, yeast, sugar, water. It is a soft, almost pillowy yet chewy snack. Puff Puff is not to be confused with 'Buns,' which is a richer Nigerian snack, due to the addition of eggs and milk. Full Recipe: http://www.avartsycooking.com/2010/08/puff-puff/

20 Responses to “Puff Puff- Nigerian Snack”

  1. A Usman says:

    @AvartsyCooking then u’ll give it another 15-20 mins to cook, then u can
    make it into ball shape or if it is not thick enough to make ball u can
    just put it into a bowl as it becomes cooler it’ll take the shape of the
    container u poured into ..u can eat it with different soups ( okra, kuka,
    egusi,ewedu, etc) . also some pple mix the corn flour with cassava flour to
    have a sticky/ waxy touch, thereby making it softer. this is just a
    summary, i’m not a professional cook .

  2. AvartsyCooking says:

    @shukzee oh! I had no idea it was the regular tuwo, but then again, I
    always thought tuwo was made from ground rice, no? Either way, thanks for
    enlightening us! 😉 I just learned something new!

  3. dk says:

    mikate <3 <3

  4. eminitemi says:

    Hi. My puff-puff comes out really oily even after using paper towel. Any
    advice on how to make it less oily? Tx!

  5. wbtdupe17 says:

    my dad used to make this every so often…idk if this is a yourba thing,
    but my mom never made it…she primarily made chin chin and tht was often
    becuz its very very time consuming!!! But good snack nonetheless lol

  6. Lawrence O says:

    lol im half igbo and half yoruba and i have a craving for puff puff. but
    its very oily

  7. AvartsyCooking says:

    @frompovertytoroyalty lol, it is very oily. Definitely a once in a while
    snack, otherwise, have a pimple city face!

  8. CaNdY Popler says:

    we samoans called this round pancake. we make them the same way. i never
    make them but my mom does..thanks for sharing..bless

  9. gia says:

    @UnleashedSoulz ahahahaha!xD

  10. amalialovesicecream says:

    Greetings from Greece. We have exactly the same recipe(same ingredients)
    called ‘loukoumades’ BUT we drizzle them with honey or syrup after. Enjoy!

  11. jaikay ebun says:

    i got it right..yay

  12. Himmide Williams says:

    sugar does not go with salt

  13. Lechiffresix six says:

    yoruba+igbo= nice features .

  14. Lechiffresix six says:

    those are some regular beignets.I suppose it is manioc flour that you used
    as base innit ? as for oil yh too much of it in most african dishes.we need
    to educate people on that.too many pot bellied men in 9ja. Beer+oil= bad
    combo .

  15. kIANNyl0v3 says:

    They quite similar to what we call “round pancake” in my country..lol..but
    we dont set it aside tho, after we mix it then start deep frying
    them..theyy look yummmy

  16. Yasmine Kone says:

    we make that in cote divoire too

  17. madscientist90 says:

    I think my classmates sold this during the food fair in my uni, and it was
    sooo sinfully delicious! Yum yum!

  18. Oyaator Bhoy says:

    Surely it is not rocket science to make sure the text in your video is
    readable?

  19. Mimi G says:

    how do u make it turn out round? because every time i fry it, it turns out
    flat for no reason :S

  20. aidenome05 says:

    Said by who??? Almost all pastry/ baking recipes mix sugar and salt,if not
    all…