Do you know what makes pepper soup truly remarkable? Its versatility. You can prepare pepper soup with any protein of your choice—goat meat, offals, beef, fish, chicken, or even turkey, just like Joyful Cook does in this video.
In this particular recipe, she uses turkey wings alongside a rich blend of ingredients like pepper soup spice, ehuru (calabash nutmeg), scotch bonnet pepper, onion, seasoning, salt, uyayak, black pepper, and utazi leaf (or parsley). For a twist, she opts for corn instead of the usual plantain, potato, or yam.
This spicy pepper soup is perfect for cold weather, and you can enjoy it with some white rice or savour it on its own. Either way, you’re in for a delightful treat.
Watch how Joyful Cook prepares this delicious pepper soup below.:
<img src="https://www.mtlblog.com/media-library/person-holding-baby-s-hand.jpg?id=61498980&width=980"/><br/><br/><p>You probably know the <a href="https://www.mtlblog.com/tag/baby-names" target="_self">baby names</a> that are most popular every year, but what about uniquely Canadian baby names?</p><p>We found out what people think the "most Canadian" baby names are, and a few unexpected ones made the list.</p><p>Recently, on the <a href="https://www.facebook.com/MTLBlog/posts/pfbid0Z1XuEXwx4cgbtcGwh3JnFFwn1Jf7NsKKcL3U9NSKrb8xJDxFjBREfL1HwTqWd3aml" target="_blank">MTL Blog</a> and <a href="https://www.facebook.com/NarcityCanada/posts/pfbid02NZ68V8ePEjF4pR5sR7MPkJtASf4BQdYLhQqf3seAiJ6UZr5tCf8jeYvKXLkXuXsxl" target="_blank">Narcity</a> Facebook pages, we asked, "What is the most Canadian baby name you've heard?"</p><p>There have been more than 500 comments on those posts as people revealed more than 30 names, including a few French Canadian names.</p><p>Here are the "most Canadian" baby names, according to Canadians:</p><ol><li><strong>Gord</strong></li><li><strong>Maple</strong></li><li><strong>Justin</strong></li><li><strong>Pierre</strong></li><li><strong>Doug</strong></li></ol><p>"Are all these Gord comments a joke? I've never once met anyone named Gord in my life while living in Canada," someone commented.</p><p>But a lot of Canadians responded that they know people named Gord and shared famous Canadians with that name, including Gord Downie, Gordie Howe, and Gordon Lightfoot.</p><p>Quite a few people said Justin Trudeau and Pierre Poilievre are reasons why those first names are the "most Canadian" right now.</p><p>After the top five, the next Canadian names commented most often are <strong>Bob</strong>, <strong>B</strong><strong>eaver</strong>, <strong>Terry</strong>, <strong>Wayne </strong>and <strong>Genevieve</strong>.</p><p>People told Narcity that Bob and Doug are Canadian names because of Bob and Doug McKenzie, fictional brothers from the "Great White North" sketch on SCTV.</p><p>Some people said <strong>Moose</strong>, <strong>Ryan</strong>, <strong>Tim</strong>, <strong>Winter</strong>, <strong>Jean </strong>and <strong>Jacques </strong>are the "most Canadian" names.</p><p>Tim could be a reference to Tim Hortons, which is a Canadian classic, and the hockey player it's named after.</p><p>These are the Canadian baby names that only got mentioned a couple of times: <strong>River</strong>, <strong>Autumn</strong>, <strong>Francois</strong>, <strong>Celine</strong>, <strong>Hudson</strong>, <strong>Louise</strong>, <strong>Alberta</strong>, <strong>Renee</strong>, <strong>Avril</strong>, <strong>Stanley</strong>, <strong>Trea</strong>, <strong>Regina</strong>, <strong>Breton</strong>, <strong>Jasper</strong>, and <strong>Guy</strong>.</p><p>Some of the other French Canadian names that people commented are <strong>Maurice</strong>, <strong>Dominique</strong>, <strong>Sylvain</strong>, <strong>Marc </strong>and <strong>Marcel</strong>.</p><p><em>Love this? Check out our <a href="https://www.mtlblog.com/notices/" target="_blank">MTL Blog noticeboard</a> for details on jobs, benefits, travel info and more!</em></p><p><em>This article's cover image was used for illustrative purposes only.</em></p>
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