Comments on: Cooking with Siba http://www.theafricachannel.co.uk/cookingwithsiba/ Inspired by Africa Tue, 21 May 2013 16:41:29 +0100 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.4.1 By: collins http://www.theafricachannel.co.uk/cookingwithsiba/#comment-91716 collins Tue, 16 Apr 2013 00:37:11 +0000 http://www.theafricachannel.co.uk/?p=2172#comment-91716 waooooooo guys wots up when has Ghana came to compare food with Naija come on everyone i have been to Ghana. soon they will say Ghana food taste better Siba's food, Siba no one can compete with you keep up the good cookings. waooooooo guys wots up when has Ghana came to compare food with Naija come on everyone i have been to Ghana. soon they will say Ghana food taste better Siba’s food, Siba no one can compete with you keep up the good cookings.

]]> By: collins http://www.theafricachannel.co.uk/cookingwithsiba/#comment-91714 collins Tue, 16 Apr 2013 00:28:39 +0000 http://www.theafricachannel.co.uk/?p=2172#comment-91714 Started watching Cooking with Siba about three weeks and my most love dish was the Lamb curry, Siba keep up the good work and showing the World Africa has got the real food. Please send me the recepe thanks thanks Thanks Collins from UK. Started watching Cooking with Siba about three weeks and my most love dish was the Lamb curry, Siba keep up the good work and showing the World Africa has got the real food. Please send me the recepe thanks thanks
Thanks
Collins
from UK.

]]> By: Jarlath http://www.theafricachannel.co.uk/cookingwithsiba/#comment-84976 Jarlath Tue, 26 Mar 2013 19:46:51 +0000 http://www.theafricachannel.co.uk/?p=2172#comment-84976 I wish you would provide subtitles. It is hard to keep with the dialogue. The programme is very enjoyable otherwise I wish you would provide subtitles. It is hard to keep with the dialogue. The programme is very enjoyable otherwise

]]> By: Pam http://www.theafricachannel.co.uk/cookingwithsiba/#comment-75385 Pam Mon, 04 Feb 2013 15:57:03 +0000 http://www.theafricachannel.co.uk/?p=2172#comment-75385 Spelling mistakes meant to say "recipe" Spelling mistakes meant to say “recipe”

]]> By: Pam http://www.theafricachannel.co.uk/cookingwithsiba/#comment-75384 Pam Mon, 04 Feb 2013 15:54:08 +0000 http://www.theafricachannel.co.uk/?p=2172#comment-75384 Started watching Cooking with Siba recently and l love the variety of receipts and the fact that she cooks everything from scratch. Keep up the good work and your personality on TV shines out the happy smiles and easy going way she cooks.Please write some receive books would definitely buy. Pam U.K Started watching Cooking with Siba recently and l love the variety of receipts and the fact that she cooks everything from scratch. Keep up the good work and your personality on TV shines out the happy smiles and easy going way she cooks.Please write some receive books would definitely buy.

Pam U.K

]]> By: Ritchard Mckie http://www.theafricachannel.co.uk/cookingwithsiba/#comment-71561 Ritchard Mckie Fri, 11 Jan 2013 08:09:53 +0000 http://www.theafricachannel.co.uk/?p=2172#comment-71561 What a great cooking show with a lovely presenter. I miss the people of South Africa so much having lived there for 2 years. I also miss the delicious food. It just tastes so much more of flavour and an african twist on any dish just makes it so much better. What a great cooking show with a lovely presenter. I miss the people of South Africa so much having lived there for 2 years. I also miss the delicious food. It just tastes so much more of flavour and an african twist on any dish just makes it so much better.

]]> By: Aidan Tagg http://www.theafricachannel.co.uk/cookingwithsiba/#comment-69946 Aidan Tagg Mon, 31 Dec 2012 15:32:17 +0000 http://www.theafricachannel.co.uk/?p=2172#comment-69946 I watch many cooking programs. Cooking with Siba is refreshing and entertaining. It's good to see Africa bringing its flavours to the world. Siba should be doing some books. I'd buy it - Kindle or hardback. Aidan, Kidderminster, UK. I watch many cooking programs. Cooking with Siba is refreshing and entertaining. It’s good to see Africa bringing its flavours to the world.
Siba should be doing some books. I’d buy it – Kindle or hardback.
Aidan, Kidderminster, UK.

]]> By: ijeoma http://www.theafricachannel.co.uk/cookingwithsiba/#comment-56368 ijeoma Fri, 26 Oct 2012 21:43:24 +0000 http://www.theafricachannel.co.uk/?p=2172#comment-56368 Naa,she said Nigerians not south Africans. Naa,she said Nigerians not south Africans.

]]> By: Maria http://www.theafricachannel.co.uk/cookingwithsiba/#comment-54791 Maria Wed, 17 Oct 2012 16:14:30 +0000 http://www.theafricachannel.co.uk/?p=2172#comment-54791 I love cooking with Siba,she is fantastic and food looks delicious.I am not African and I will try her recipes.Well done Siba @ Africa channel,what a discovery.Keep up good work, one of your fans from Serbia. I love cooking with Siba,she is fantastic and food looks delicious.I am not African and I will try her recipes.Well done Siba @ Africa channel,what a discovery.Keep up good work, one of your fans from Serbia.

]]> By: Margaret http://www.theafricachannel.co.uk/cookingwithsiba/#comment-46554 Margaret Mon, 20 Aug 2012 16:13:15 +0000 http://www.theafricachannel.co.uk/?p=2172#comment-46554 Hi, Just being reading some of the comments about jollof rice. Its amazing how we africans dont know much of our history. Jollof rice was originally from the Jollof tribe in Senegal also called Wolof hence the name. I am also a Ghanaian and I must admit the ghanaian jollof rice is far mor delicious than the nigerian jollof. It in incomparable to the nigerian jollof actually. Hi, Just being reading some of the comments about jollof rice. Its amazing how we africans dont know much of our history. Jollof rice was originally from the Jollof tribe in Senegal also called Wolof hence the name. I am also a Ghanaian and I must admit the ghanaian jollof rice is far mor delicious than the nigerian jollof. It in incomparable to the nigerian jollof actually.

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