I was a missionary kid living in Manzini over 50 years ago. Women would come and pick greens for Ligusha from our backyard. I am working on writing the story of my childhood and was thrilled to find this video. I think I will try this recipe using swiss chard for the greens. I grow lots of swiss chard and could use more recipes for it. Thank you!
Thanks, I was born and brought up in swaziland and my neighbours would always count us in when ever they cooked ligusha... I absolutely love this dish and now I get to cook it for my kids thanks to your tutorial....
I really enjoyed watching, thank you so much. Been wanting to learn how to make ligusha instead of being at the messy of relatives. It’s really done wonders for my health a cup of it every morning, energises and my bones not so achy. And that lijujo is the one👌🏽😅 looks like it’s served so many generations in your family. Jute leave’s
Just the video I needed❤❤❤❤❤
I was a missionary kid living in Manzini over 50 years ago. Women would come and pick greens for Ligusha from our backyard. I am working on writing the story of my childhood and was thrilled to find this video. I think I will try this recipe using swiss chard for the greens. I grow lots of swiss chard and could use more recipes for it. Thank you!
In eglish is called corchorus tridens
Thanks, I was born and brought up in swaziland and my neighbours would always count us in when ever they cooked ligusha... I absolutely love this dish and now I get to cook it for my kids thanks to your tutorial....
Thank you cc...now I know how to cook ligusha 😊😊
FINALLY here my lil sis 🤩.. love you my Swati qhiha ✌️
Didn't know making gusha was this easy. Can't wait to try this out!
I really enjoyed watching, thank you so much. Been wanting to learn how to make ligusha instead of being at the messy of relatives.
It’s really done wonders for my health a cup of it every morning, energises and my bones not so achy.
And that lijujo is the one👌🏽😅 looks like it’s served so many generations in your family.
Jute leave’s
Yummy indeed
Very good sisi keep it up..ngiyalitsandza ligusha
Ngiyabonga kakhulu💜
Nice 🥰
Can you cook Inkakha next time..? 😄
😊
Thanks
Thank you
They Call it slime since it’s so slimy
Hey. Where can i get Lijuju?
You can find lijujo in handcrafts markets
I think ligusha is called okra but ngite siciniseko saloko
No my dear, okra is different.
Its okra leaves hun. You are right
Jute leaves or Egyptian spinach
Okra is mandanda
ligusha is Okra in english
Thank you 😊
Okra is different ligusha in english is called jute leaves
Okra is another type, mostly called emandwandwe and this one is jute. Otherwise they all ligusha
@@sjm4441, thanks dear
No jute leaves