Amaka Obi
🇳🇬Jollof, Egusi, & Nigerian classics
Short cooking videos and step-by-step recipes from local creators in 98 countries — picked for you by Chef AI, an honest co-pilot who actually cooks.
Tap a country on the map. Chef AI surfaces the dish locals would actually eat — not the tourist version.
A dossier of dishes — street stalls, family kitchens, holiday tables. Tap below and Chef AI will plate up the one for tonight.
The smoky, scotch-bonnet-kissed one-pot crown jewel of West Africa.
Silky tomato-cream gravy with a slow-bloom of garam masala.
Three ingredients. No cream. The technique is everything.
Soy + ginger + garlic marinade, double-fried for the crunch.
Soaked but not soggy — the trick is in the airy sponge.
Coconut-rich glutinous rice with peak-ripe mango.
Yaji-rubbed beef, fire-charred and wrapped in newspaper.
Bahian fish stew bright with coconut milk and dendê oil.
Describe what you're craving — "a quick weeknight dinner with chicken," or "something cozy and Nigerian for Sunday" — and Chef AI surfaces recipes, scales them to your servings, and even reads steps aloud while your hands are messy.
Hands messy? Just say 'next step' — Chef AI reads it, sets timers, and waits for you.
Tell it what's in your fridge. It builds a recipe around what you already have.
Likes & saves train your feed. Less heat? Vegetarian? It learns and adapts.
No tamarind? No problem. Chef AI swaps in pantry-friendly substitutes — with reasoning.
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