What To Eat← Back to home
Nigerian Cuisine ↗

Edikang Ikong

Edikang Ikong/eh-dee-KANG ee-KONG/
Edikang Ikong
About this dish

A vegetable-rich soup made from waterleaf and fluted pumpkin leaves, loaded with meat and fish.

📍 Find the best Edikang Ikong near me
AI-powered — Google, TripAdvisor and food blogs
Ingredients
🥬2 cups waterleaf, chopped
🥬2 cups fluted pumpkin leaves (ugu), chopped
🥩300g assorted meat
🐟200g dried fish
Method
Serves 3
1
Boil the assorted meat and dried fish until tender in a seasoned stock.
2
Add palm oil and periwinkle or stockfish if using.
3
Stir in the chopped waterleaf first, cooking briefly.
4
Add the pumpkin leaves and simmer just until wilted.
5
Serve with pounded yam or fufu.
✓ What Makes it Authentic

Edikang ikong is a traditional soup from the Efik and Ibibio people of southeastern Nigeria, prized for its dense vegetable content.

User Reviews
No reviews yet — be the first!
Sign in to leave a review
Members can create lists, save favourites and get recommendations.
🌍 Food Vlogs
Eating and cooking it at the source
🌍
No videos yet
What To Eat
The World's Food Guide

© 2026 What To Eat · hello@whattoeat.world