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Ogiri-egusi (fermented melon-seed condiment)
A Nigerian condiment of cooked, fermented melon seeds, wrapped in leaves and held warm for several days, used to thicken and flavour soups and stews.
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Legume, seed and plant-protein ferments17
Fermented, enzyme-ripened and mixed seasonings2
A Nigerian condiment of cooked, fermented melon seeds, wrapped in leaves and held warm for several days, used to thicken and flavour soups and stews.

Nététou is a Senegalese condiment of fermented African locust bean cotyledons. Casamance accounts describe staged cooking, dehulling and 48–72 hours of fermentation; these are not validated household safety limits.