Indomie Recipes

Indomie recipes are just too many in Nigeria, kids love them as well as adults.




Indomie noodles have been able to capture the hearts of most Nigerians with a series of good products and of course their often captivating commercials.

Indomie Noodles

They have added their range of products to the menu of most Nigerian homes, ours included.

Like I said on the introductory page, I never thought indomies were also for adults until I made and tasted a particular recipe.

I would go further to list different ways to prepare indomie in Nigeria. The three different recipes that I know about and why kids have come to love and appreciate the noodles.

I am writing about this page because I wanted to make a list of all known Nigerian breakfast recipes, from complex breakfast recipes to easy ones.

I told you that a combination of tea and bread is the most popular breakfast recipe in Nigeria

This noodle will either fall in third or fourth place.

Here is how to make indomie noodles in Nigerian and all the extra ingredients that I like to add. The extra ingredients tend to spice up the noodle and also improve the color.

Personally I have to say that I like to eat lots of onions and other vegetables because of their nutritional values.

This noodle is packed with all the necessary ingredients that are needed for preparing it. But I just like to add either all or some of the ingredients listed below.

Recipe Number 1

How to cook Noodles With Egg

There are several ways to add eggs to noodles. I could just boil the eggs and use them for topping or I could do something else using the ingredients listed below.

2 Fresh tomatoes

sliced Onions

Fresh pepper

Eggs

50ml vegetable oil

Note: There are several other noodle makers in Nigeria that have similar products, like indomies. While many of them have gone extinct, some a still very much around.

Here is my first and most popular indomie recipe, the way it serves best for breakfast.

I make this recipe with two super packs, two eggs, half a cup of sliced onions 3 medium-sized fresh tomatoes, and fresh pepper to taste.

The process is very simple.

Step 1
Pieces the indomie in a bowl and pour boiled water into it, allowing for about five minutes for the noodles to get soft.

Step 2
Set your frying pan on the heat, add sliced tomatoes, onions, fresh pepper, and fry for about five minutes as well.

Drain water from the noodles after 4 minutes, and add the follow-come spices while still in the bowl, the noodles will be both soft and hot.

Step 3
Break the two eggs into the same bowl containing the noodles and stir together, then transfer to the frying pan.

The frying pan contains the fried tomatoes onions and peppers, cook and stir for about five minutes, and you are done.

You just made one of my favorite Nigerian breakfasts, serve with cold soft drinks.

Recipes Number 2

Here is another noodle recipe, this one is very popular in Lagos state where I live, I like this best in the morning or afternoon.
Indomie noodles

You just make the noodles following the instruction on the pack, then serve with fried eggs.

I like to add onions and fresh pepper. There is no special trick here, just break the indomies to bits and start cooking with about a cup of water, sliced onions, and fresh peppers.

Once your indomie noodles are cooked, serve with fried eggs.

Indomie Recipe Number 3

Indomie Recipe

This is the latest indomie recipe from the Nigerian kitchen.

I kinda love this so much because of the use of sweet corn, carrot green beans, and a few other vegetables

Noodle Recipe Number 4

Last, I am going to show you how I made the plate of noodles above with carrots, green beans, and cooked eggs.

Indomie Noodles
I would like to see your comment below, tell me what you think.

Indomie Noodles

Indomie Noodle Recipes | Noodles with Eggs and Vegetables.

Chef Chidi
We have come to love and enjoy noodles in our home and knowing different ways to prepare is an advantage.
5 from 4 votes
Prep Time 5 minutes
Cook Time 10 minutes
Total Time 15 minutes
Course Breakfast
Cuisine Nigerian Cuisine
Servings 1 People
Calories 674 kcal

Equipment

  • Pots

Ingredients
  

  • 2 Eggs
  • 1 Cup Diced Carrots
  • 1/2 Cup Chopped Green bean
  • 200 g Noodles
  • Noodle Follow-come spices

Instructions
 

  • Set a pot on heat, add two cups of water and allow to boil
  • Dice the carrots and chop the green bean
  • Boil eggs separately, deshell and set aside.
  • In the pot with boiling water, combine noodles, carrots, and green beans
  • Allow cooking for 3 minutes, add the follow come spices, allow another minute.
  • Stir together and serve with the boiled eggs. See the video below to learn how I made this plate of noodles.

Video

Keyword Indomie noodle recipes, Indomie recipes, Noodles and eggs

There are several other indomie recipes but this sure beat the rest to a pulp, well that is just my opinion.
You can tell me what you think via the comment form below.

You will find help here on how to Fry Eggs in Nigeria – From Indomie Recipes

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118 Comments

Ifeanyi Ebirim
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I love it, it is so yummy.

March 1, 2024
emmanuella
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5 stars
what are the recipe that they use to cook indome

October 19, 2023
crystal
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this dish is lovely like this when i was a kid with the veg and spice.

August 7, 2023
Philomena
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I love to cook Noddles 😁

December 20, 2022
Priscilla mathew
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I love the sweet corn and green bean noodle recipe

September 17, 2022
Onome Prowess
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My name is Onome am a Teenager people always mock me and scold for not being able to cook buy i got a good experience when i finished reading in this blog i appreciate a lot……

But i will be glad if someone can volunteer to teach me on WhatsApp just reply with your number…i will be very grateful

March 8, 2022
DemonSlayer
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Will you add vagitable oil to the indomie with the carrot green beans type.

January 20, 2022
Chidi Anegbu
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Nope.

January 23, 2022
Arowojolu kola
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Nice one but there is one mistake people are making. The product is noodle and indomie is one of the names of companies producing it. Thanks

January 23, 2021
Samuel
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That’s Nigeria for you, noodles is the right thing not Indomie

July 19, 2022
Princess chukwu
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Noddles is the right name my people

November 19, 2022
Ebere
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It looks as if i am eating the noodles

November 26, 2020
Precious Joe
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5 stars
I tried it and it was good and so delicious, keep it up πŸ‘† good job you.

November 18, 2020
Dawer
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5 stars
This indomie looks delicious even without tasting it. Please keep it up, you are really talentedπŸ‘

October 18, 2020
Gideon
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Thanks a lot, your cooking g blog has taught me so many food recipes I need to know as a student.

May 31, 2019
Tabitha
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Is these recipes advisable for those selling it?. I mean cooked one.

December 12, 2018
Princess chukwu
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Yes is a good question my dear

November 19, 2022
philomina omofoma
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I luv indomie, looking at dis one ,I think I luv it more. chi , u’re the best. philo

June 20, 2018
Offering
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Knowing different method of cooking a particular meal is the best. Thanks a lot

March 17, 2018
Chuks Emeka
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Thanks for the recipe. My sweetheart loves the noodles I make her through what I learnt here.

February 2, 2018
Connie Friday
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Hi great recipe for two years I’ve been wondering what this was my husband is Nigerian I’ve been looking for more recipes so that he can enjoy the kind of food he was raised with but I saw this recipe I said to myself I know this recipe this is what we call Ramen noodle soup Wham my daughter was very young we didn’t have much to eat I would add a little leftover cheese whatever hamburger I had leftover in the fridge maybe some corn or other vegetable that I had leftover and give that to her to eat she loved it we called it brontosaurus stew just something that I threw together to fill our stomachs LOL I had to give it a special name for her to eat it LOL I have now fix this recipe for my husband he loves it thank you for the recipe

August 19, 2017
Chidi Anegbu
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Wow, nice to hear your own story.

August 23, 2017
Franky
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Honestly am facinated. U indeed waterd my appetite for a more spicy n delicious way of preparing my super indomie noodle! Welldone n Godbless you.

January 3, 2017
mohot
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waoooo i dont belive i can have my noodle this way thank you v.much

October 20, 2016
josinah
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Indomie, indomie!!!. Thanks very much for this delicious recipe I’ll not stop eating indomie as far as I’m concern serious.

February 27, 2016
ola
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God bless those magical hands of urs,I love ur recipes wld surely try it. I have a request can u write on how to make hausa foods

February 19, 2016
abolaji
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Thank you for the lesson, I eat indomie but don’t really like it. I think I will like this. I will make it just this way on sunday.

January 21, 2016
Monday
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I like this recipe, though is almost the same way I normally prepare mine.

December 31, 2015
Mary
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Thanks alot the new recipes, I definitely going to try the first one.

December 21, 2015
Honeyfierce
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Cooking is creativity,the most common way of cooking noodles in my house is the tomatoes, onions, pepper method. But as long as there is salad/fried rice ingredients. Mum always try to make us add pumpkin leaves cos she believes noodles has no nutritional value but thank you all for the egg and noodles combo recipes. Just keep being imaginative and inform us of your creativity.

November 25, 2015
joke adeyemi
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Whao! i do cook Indomie with vegetables but not the same way as described above. I will try these methods to have a better experience. Thank you Chidi

November 23, 2015
ify
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looks very yummy indeed. just like my spaghetti reciepe.

November 5, 2015
cecilia
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tnx so much for ur information, I will try d third one for my family. bravo.

October 20, 2015
Ada
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This is really great. I never thought Indomie can be this versatile. I am going to try all of them but first, I will do the latest this evening. Looks really yummy and healthy.

October 13, 2015

I love this recipes. At least now I won’t have to eat indomie with the same taste all week.

September 18, 2015
ezehonyinyechi
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tnx 4 d recipe. D indomie luk yummy!

September 17, 2015
stephanie
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Tanx chy I love d last recipe and its so rich and sumptuos I will try it

August 29, 2015
Angel
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WOW ….!!! NICE ONE CHY. I LOVE DIS INDOMIE RECIPE, IT TASTES SUPER DELICIOUS. MORE GREESE TO UR ELBOW. U ARE REALLY DOING GREAT HERE……. WELDONE!

August 29, 2015
chichi
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good job,thank u very much for this wonderful indomie recipe

August 23, 2015
Mutiyat
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If i make payment on phone how wil i get the book

August 12, 2015
Chidi Anegbu
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Pls call David for all details about the book – 08035051468.

August 14, 2015
Muhammad Auwal Nganjiwa
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Wow…!!! This is amazing, i really enjoy this indomie recipe. More grease to ur elbow

July 14, 2015
Martha
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In fact I am going to try this recipe

June 29, 2015
islamiat
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I luv eating noodles but dis ur new method is irresistible nd am definitely going to give it a try. Pls kip dis up, Gos bless u nd ur work!

June 29, 2015
bridget polo
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Thanks chy u just made my evening with d second indomie recipe. Muaaaahhhw

June 22, 2015
augusta
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I love recipe 3,gonna try it out.

June 18, 2015
bamitale
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This really looks delicious, I will sure try it out tonight. Thanks and weldone

March 23, 2015
Lorrietta
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I sure ll prepare this. The carrot, green and peas were they cooked or fried?

March 18, 2015
faithia
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Chidi God will blessss u. I tried d infinite with d beef and others girl my kids love it and are even asking for more now. Thanks a billions

February 21, 2015
Chizo
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I want the Hard copy of the cookery book, do u know why, I can’t be cooking and be pressing labtop or phone. Beside I won’t always like to travel with my laptop, so if there is any possibility of paying and getting the hard copy, I don’t mind.

February 2, 2015
Chidi Anegbu
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sure, we have them. just contact us or call 08035051468

February 4, 2015
Grace
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All this recipes are yummy…..I tried the first and I stand to agree with you that it’s good to go!! GOD Bless u Chi!

January 4, 2015
indo mee
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When I was younger, I didn’t like indomie; never ate it. But when I got to the University, (all nigerian university students know what I mean), I couldn’t avoid it. So now, I love it. I add butter to my indomie too, it gives it a rich flavor and taste. And the onion makes it taste heavenly.

January 4, 2015
emmanula timothy
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Thanks a lot for this

December 22, 2014
Grace
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I prefer the third method, looking at it, you love to eat indomie.
I will try it. Thank you so much.

December 16, 2014
patricia
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wow, I will try the 1st method for my family. Thanks alot for educating me.

November 24, 2014
NNENNA
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THANKS SO MUCH, IT WORKED FOR ME

October 27, 2014
nonny
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Interesting… please can I get the book from bookstores in Nigeria, lagos to b precised

October 22, 2014
Chidi Anegbu
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You can call David on 08035051468 for the book, thanks.

October 25, 2014
Gift
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Hmmm … you’re doing well babe, this is cute i must confess . Carry go !

October 14, 2014
Uchechukwu
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The indomie noddle looks appetizing n yummying

October 10, 2014
Gina
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Sounds good and mouth-watering. I will try it this week when I am at home. Thanks

September 23, 2014
Anylyn
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Chidi dearest. Well done! I am thrilled to stumble on your page. I believe strongly in innovations,and I am happy to know that you apply these in cooking. Cooking is fun with innovative ways. Keep up the good work.

September 6, 2014
Amara
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Wow! As my hubby so like indomie, i think i can win his heart more with this recipe. I love indomie noodles!!

August 27, 2014
funmi
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Feel like eating indomie right now.Really looks nice, will sure try it.Thanks darlyn. Blessed

August 24, 2014
sirkorea
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i can feel the sweetness

August 18, 2014
Benson asuquo
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Well,i ate d indomie well an enjoy especial dat 1 with green bean dat so sweat

August 3, 2014
modupe
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Thank for the recipes u really help us to know how to cook different food. Keep it up

July 26, 2014
Seyi
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Thanks you so much for all the types of lndomie recipe,its really delicious and healthy,have been trying one out them but l will surely try other.
Pls keep up the good work. And pls can u send me some recipe that is ideal for diabetic person. Hoping to hear from you soon ma.thanks

July 21, 2014
rejoice
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I love this, thanks mama u have really helped most of we nigerian youths planing to get married without knowing how to put on the cooking stove more strength to your elbow ma’am!. Loving this

July 18, 2014
Esther
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I love eating indomie bcos is d fastest food for students so far mostly during exams I love it it’s very sweet and it’s also known as MAMA do Good God bless Nigerian kitchen

July 10, 2014
Danny
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I love the concept. Am not much of an indomie person but with this, I’ld review my stand on indomie… Keep it up………..

July 10, 2014
Victoria
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Hmmm thank you for your good work am so happy to join this site, now my husby can not eat outside unless am the one that prepared the food all thanks to you!

June 13, 2014
Rebecca
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Hmm!! Delicious!!! Thanks Chidi. I love the first recipe. Keep the good work.

June 10, 2014
Kolo Mary Matthew
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Thanks Chidi. I really like this second recipe. i will try it as soon as i get home. Thanks once again.

May 8, 2014
Janey
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Nice one. Keep it up.

June 28, 2017
oby Blessing
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I Dont like Indomie,but i will prepare this one as you instructed.
Thank you very much.

April 29, 2014
vicky
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nice recipe on indomie. i av a tip that makes my nephew love his noodles. i add a scoop of blue band butter which is nourishing for kids and make their noodles tasty too. so mums u can add that tip too

April 16, 2014
Joy Silva
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Looks very yummy, l love it… But I am familiar with this recipe already, but sometimes l add spring onions and carrot to my recipe…

April 13, 2014
Chidi Anegbu
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Gloria, thanks for the recipe, I am definitely going to give it a shot! πŸ˜€

April 10, 2014
Joy
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Tnx for d recipe,i’ve tried it & it is fantastic,i dnt like indomie though but cooking it this way made me struggle over it with my kids.tnx alot

April 9, 2014
Gloria Stephen
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I loooovvvveee indomi! Just d tot of it maks me salivate. I eat it raw anywer, anytim, any day. Somtimes i carry a pack in my bag n eat wit any soft drink wen i get d chance. I eat soaked indomi too. I soak wit warm water n sieve out wen its soft, add seasoning, dry, grounded chili peper, oil n mix. I enjoy it wit boiled egg or sardine. I just lov dat u can eat it however u lik. Wel, i hav dis indomi recipe I’ll lik 2 share. I cal it indomi pizza. My boy friend tot me. I use carrots(diced 2cubes)green peper(diced), peas n red hot peper( eida cut or or blended wit dis small hand blender). Den egg oh n onion( diced 2 cubes 2). 1st i fry d carrots n stuff wit litle oil. Den i remove from heat n empty d content in2 a bowl. I place d frying pan bak on heat(frying pans r d best 2 use in dis metod) Den add wata n d indomi den allow 2 cook 4 a bit. (low heat) after about 2 to 3 mins i add d seasoning + d fried veggis( i remain a litle quantity of d veggis 2 garnish my egg dou) n stir. Never really timed myself so i just guessd d tymin. Den d egg; crak in a bowl, (2 avoid usin 2many bowls i just crak d egg in d same bowl d veggis r in). Add a pinch of salt n stir or u remain a tiny quantity of d seasoning in place of salt.( if u r cookin mor Dan 1 indomi, a Satchet or half a satchet of d seasoning suld do) After stirin, i pour d content over d indomi on fire. Try as much as possible 2 cover d indomi wit d egg. I lov eggs so d quantity i use is usually enuf 2 go over d indomi. Remember, low heat. But its somtyms, most tyms, best 2 beat d egg in tym so as not 2 let d indomi cook 2 much or d wata in d indomi drain completely b4 adding d egg. Close d pan n let it cook til d egg is cooked n solid above d indomi. Now d tricky part. Serving. Since i most tyms eat alone or wit my boyfriend, i just use a very flat serving spoon 2 scoop it from below n on2 d plate such dat d indomi is stil below n d egg on top. Or in a case wer my friends r eatin wit me, i cut d indomi in2 triangles just like dey cut pizza n dish each slice on a plate. I hope u get 2 try n enjoy dis tasty recipe.

April 8, 2014
Nena
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I have been searching for a good indomie recipe. I will try this one soon! Thanks! πŸ™‚

March 27, 2014
emily
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wao feel like eating indomie rite now

March 26, 2014
Bilkis
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my kids & i like idomie but their father never eat it for ones but when i read the recipe out for him he says wao the recipe is going to be delicious.i will try it next weekend.

March 15, 2014
Mary
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Wow, I love dis recipe… Am gonna try it tonight.. Thanks Nigerian Kitchen, you guys rock..

March 2, 2014
Joyce
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I luv dis nd I will try it now. Thanks nd keep it up

February 10, 2014
jossy
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wow….look delicious and I never thought that there is indomie there in your country. I love it so much but I dont like to add extra ingredient but after watching this clip it makes my appetide to arise…

thank chef

February 6, 2014
Mrs Olowe
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I. Love the different ways of preparing indomie.I will like to try the third one.can I use baked green beans or the fresh green beans. ?

January 4, 2014
The Nigerian Kitchen
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Sure, you can baked green beans or fresh ones. Whichever one you can lay your hands on πŸ˜€

January 4, 2014
Big Daddy
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Thanks for your contributions on indomie recipes.but u missed one thing along the line.u didn’t tell us how to add the fluted pumpkin leave,is it going to be added to d fried tomato,onions and pepper on the fire or to the indomie in the bowl with the ingredients?..pls explain better.

December 21, 2013
sophie
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Hi!

Greetings from Indonesia. I’m indonesian, I’m curious if your Indomie is instant noodle with brand “indomie” from Indonesia. πŸ™‚

I just noticed that Indomie is popular there πŸ™‚ I have some Naija’s buddies in here though, thought they eat Indomie because they are live in here πŸ™‚

xx

December 19, 2013
Beverly
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Yes. Its an instant noodle brand

July 27, 2017
Courage EKE
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What is an instant noodle brand

February 8, 2021
Vee
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Wow! I love the third indomie recipe, it looks health too. Think I should try it tonight, my mouth is watering already.

December 5, 2013
Vera
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Looks delicious. Will definitely try it out. Keep Up the good work. God bless you.

November 8, 2013
seunfunmi
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i would also love 2 prepare indomie wit green peas,carrot nd pumpkin leaf cos i hate eating it without ingredients. hmmmmm it looks delicious. keep it up.

September 26, 2013
duru chiamaka
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Wow very unique and looks delicious

September 17, 2019
esther
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I also like Indomie, is one of my favorite meal. But I prefer the one with extra ingredient such as carriot, green beans and swt corn. Hummm

August 22, 2013
Estelle Rica Cruz
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Wow….This is the bomb,tanx dear!

August 19, 2013
Tina
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The fluted pumpkin is left out, i want 2 make indomie how it looks in it pack wit all d vegetable in it, can i get clues. Pls… Tanx

August 15, 2013
maurinique
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Hmmmmmmmm i love dis, i love indomie dis sure will b great to give a try, job well done. Thanks

August 12, 2013
faith
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Hmm mm looks delicious. I will definitely try it. Thanks

August 5, 2013
The Nigerian Kitchen
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Rita, thanks and God bless you too

August 5, 2013
Rita
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Thanks for the wonderful recipe. You are very good at what you do and I really admire your courage and all. I have been reading your websites for the past seven months, also purchased the ’50 delicious Nigerian Recipes’ and have tried most of the recipes which always turn out to be delicious. You are the best, please keep up the good work and God bless you. #Rita#

August 5, 2013
The Nigerian Kitchen
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August 5, 2013
Amara
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Thanks for the indomie Peace, I am definitely going to try it… Seems super delicious. I read somewhere about a product that contained over 50 delicious Nigerian recipes. Pls where do I find it again? Can I pay in Naira? I just want to learn so much about delicious Nigerian foods. Amara, Abuja Nigeria.

August 5, 2013
Cynthia
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I don’t β„“Β°Μ©kΖΈ Indomie but I cook mine the way I cook Jollof rice. I believe this β™ˆΕΟ‹Ρ. Method will be nice too

August 4, 2013
Mia
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This is one of my favorite recipes. Thanks

July 21, 2013
Chumy
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This is yummy, can I get some?

July 17, 2013
Linus
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I don’t eat indomie, only my kids love them. Busy men go for stronger foods like eba or fufu.

July 15, 2013
mandy
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I like Indomie too… I think the one in the plate above seems quite delicious

July 15, 2013
The Nigerian Kitchen
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Thanks guys for your comments, Indomie is very popular here in Nigeria, both children and adults in Nigeria eat different recipes of Indomie. What you see above is one of the recipes in Nigeria. There are over ten different recipes that I know, there is even suya recipe… And several others, have a wonderful time

July 13, 2013
Anny
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I like indomie too, it is one of the most popular food in our home, although I think there better recipes

July 13, 2013
nma
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I like indomie, for me they are the best breakfast recipe in the world, I even eat raw indomies (just imagine), I have made and eaten at least one lorry of indomie noodles since I was born

June 25, 2013
Ezekiel Choice
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How great thou artπŸ˜ƒβ™₯️

May 21, 2020
kreg
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Indomie noodles? Looks great! I like the last plate above, looks delicious and well made. The recipe in the video is also very great, keep up the good work.

June 25, 2013
david
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Thank you for this indomie recipes, I eat a lot of indomie as a student in a Nigerian University and knowing about different recipes is very great

June 25, 2013

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