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Cheflin Leads Culinary Revolution With Afro-Fusion Delights

by Mark Itsibor
6 months ago
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In a bid to break away from the monotony of traditional meal options, Nigerian chef Linda Ajala, popularly known as Cheflin, is spearheading a culinary revolution by blending unconventional ingredients to create unique and flavorful dishes.

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Speaking at the ODUN 2.0 Afro-Fusion Feast in Abuja, a celebration rooted in African culture, flavor, and heritage, Ajala highlighted the importance of evolving traditional African cuisine. “Africans are accustomed to certain staple foods like rice, beans, and yams,” she explained. “While these foods define our culture, it can be repetitive. Food fusion allows us to honor our traditions while exploring new ways to enjoy what we have in abundance.”

Ajala, a self-described Afro-fusion chef, explained her innovative approach to cooking, such as transforming cassava flour into pasta instead of relying on wheat. “Cassava is readily available in Africa, and the unique process of using it for pasta makes it stand out,” she said.

She also revealed her most luxurious creation—a 24-carat gold-pounded yam dish, made in Dubai. “It’s an experience like no other, blending tradition with modern culinary techniques. My culinary school training and international exposure have inspired me to elevate African cuisine while preserving its essence,” she added.

Ajala’s passion for Afro-fusion extends to creating multiple meals from single ingredients, an approach she believes will revolutionize the food industry.

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The event’s host, Thyme by Flower General Manager, expressed concerns over the rising cost of food and fluctuating prices in Nigeria. “The instability in food pricing affects sales and frustrates customers, but we strive to adapt,” he said.

The ODUN event showcased the potential of Afro-fusion cuisine to embrace culture while pushing creative boundaries, positioning Nigeria as a leader in innovative culinary arts.


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Mark Itsibor is a journalist and communication specialist with 10 years of experience, He is currently Chief Correspondent at LEADERSHIP Media Group and writes on Finance, Economy, Politics, Crime, and Judiciary. He has a B.Sc in Political Science, Post Graduate Diploma in Journalism (Print), and B.A in Development Communication. His Twitter handle is @Itsibor_M

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