Original Mild or Hot and Spicy
More Ways to Enjoy the Heat
Lagos Lunch Crunch Salad
Best With:
Recipe:
A crisp, refreshing salad with a bold Nigerian twist. Fresh greens are topped with sliced AbokiBee jerky, cherry tomatoes, cucumbers, red onion, and toasted peanuts. Finished with a simple lemon vinaigrette that lets the spice shine.
Why it works:
The jerky adds protein and depth, turning a light salad into a satisfying meal.
Suya Street Snack Bowl
Best With:
Hot and Spicy or Spicy Barbecue
Recipe:
Inspired by late night suya stands. Warm rice or quinoa layered with roasted peppers, onions, avocado, and chopped AbokiBee jerky. Drizzle with a light yogurt or tahini sauce and finish with extra suya spice.
Why it works:
The jerky brings smoky heat and texture, just like suya straight off the grill.
Abuja Power Scramble
Best With:
Original Mild or Hot and Spicy
Recipe:
Soft scrambled eggs folded with chopped AbokiBee jerky, scallions, and a touch of paprika. Serve with toast or wrapped in a warm flatbread for a high-protein breakfast.
Why it works:
The jerky melts slightly into the eggs, infusing them with spice and savory richness.
Sweet Heat Pineapple Party Skewers
Best With:
Mango Habanero or Sweet Chilli Pineapple Vegan
Recipe:
Grilled pineapple chunks paired with AbokiBee jerky on skewers. Brush lightly with honey or sweet chilli glaze and grill just until caramelized.
Why it works:
Sweet fruit balances the heat, making this an easy crowd-pleasing appetizer.
Crunch Time Kilishi Snack Mix
Best With:
Any flavor
Recipe:
A bold snack mix featuring AbokiBee jerky pieces, roasted peanuts, pretzels, plantain chips, and a sprinkle of suya spice. Perfect for road trips, game nights, or desk snacking.
Why it works:
Jerky adds substance and spice to an otherwise familiar mix.
Jollof Adjacent Jerky Rice
Best With:
Spicy Barbecue or Hot and Spicy
Recipe:
A quick skillet rice dish inspired by jollof flavors. Cooked rice tossed with tomato paste, onions, garlic, peppers, and chopped AbokiBee jerky. Finish with fresh herbs and a squeeze of lime.
Why it works:
The jerky deepens the savory notes and brings bold spice without needing extra seasoning.