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Igbangwu (Ukpo Oka): The Hearty Igbo Corn Pudding You Need to Try!

If you’re a fan of authentic Nigerian cuisine or simply enjoy wholesome, home-cooked meals, then Igbangwu (also called Ukpo Oka) is a must-try!

In her latest video, Raphiat’s Lifestyle takes us through the step-by-step process of preparing this cherished Igbo corn pudding. With its rich, earthy taste, it’s the perfect dish for a comforting meal.

Made primarily from corn and gently steamed to perfection, Igbangwu has a soft, hearty texture that pairs beautifully with a drizzle of palm oil or a spicy sauce for an extra burst of flavor.

The process begins with grinding dried corn into fine flour, which is then mixed with warm water and other key ingredients to create a smooth batter. After careful stirring, the mixture is transferred into a steel plate and steamed until it sets into a warm, pudding-like consistency—naturally gluten-free and packed with fiber.

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Whether you’re looking to reconnect with traditional flavors or simply exploring Nigerian delicacies, this dish offers a nostalgic taste of home in every bite.

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