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Dear Olamide and Ashley,

Thank you so much for sharing your heritage with us and for all the wonderful food. Please update this page and tell us how you made the food you brought in! Just click on EDIT THIS PAGE to add your recipes. 6th grade click here to find out more about Nigeria. https://www.cia.gov/library/publications/the-world-factbook/geos/ni.html

Thanks again! Love Mrs. Conte

To make my puff puff what you have to do is use as much flour as you want. But before you do anything you put canola oil or whatever oil you have in a pot and put the oil on the stove to warm up. After you put the flour in a different pot you can put sugar in the flour but not to much sugar so the puff puff isn't to sweet. After that you put water in the dry ingredients and mix it together until you have a thick batter. When you are done mixing the batter you take scoop fulls of batter and put it in the oil and you can keep on reapeting that last step until your batter is done. That is how you make puff puff.