Peppered Meats & Fish
Peppered Beef
Beef pieces finished in a seasoned pepper sauce. Meaty, warm, and easy to serve with rice or plantain.
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Peppered Meats & Fish
Peppered meats and fish are tossed in a hot, flavourful Nigerian pepper sauce: beef, goat, chicken, turkey, ponmo and whiting. Serve them as a main with rice or plantain, or as the party side everyone reaches for first.
Everything is cooked to order, so the earlier you order, the better.
Peppered Meats & Fish
Peppered Meats & Fish
Peppered Goat Meat
Goat meat finished in a seasoned pepper sauce. Hearty, peppery, and easy to serve as a side or main.
Peppered Meats & Fish
Peppered Hard Chicken
Firm chicken pieces tossed in seasoned pepper sauce. Meaty, peppery, and well suited to rice or plantain.
Peppered Meats & Fish
Peppered Ponmo
Ponmo finished in a seasoned pepper sauce. Chewy, peppery, and suitable as a side or meal addition.
Peppered Meats & Fish
Peppered Ponmo-Meat Mix
Ponmo and meat combined in a seasoned pepper sauce. A hearty mix with varied textures and gentle heat.
Peppered Meats & Fish
Peppered Turkey
Turkey pieces coated in a seasoned pepper sauce. Juicy, warming, and well suited to rice or plantain.
Peppered Meats & Fish
Peppered Whiting / Hake Fish
Whiting or hake fish finished with pepper sauce. Flaky, lightly spicy, and well suited to rice or plantain.
About our Peppered Meats & Fish
Peppered meats and fish are tossed in a hot, flavourful Nigerian pepper sauce: beef, goat, chicken, turkey, ponmo and whiting. Serve them as a main with rice or plantain, or as the party side everyone reaches for first.
Every dish is cooked to order and comes as a Full pan, for a household or gathering, or a Half pan for one or two people. You do not need a subscription: order once, or set up a weekly meal plan.
More Nigerian dishes
- Stews & Soups: Egusi, ayamase, ogbono, efo riro.
- Rice & Classics: Jollof, fried rice, spaghetti, rice and beans.
- Suya & Sides: Beef suya, asun, giz-dodo, plantain, moin moin.
Feeding a crowd? See our Nigerian catering. Want dinner handled every week? Try a weekly meal plan. Questions? Read the FAQs.