Hey guys thanks so much. I left out an important step. She added the leaves to milk and strained it. Pulled it out. I’ll show in the next video. Sorry about that.
I appreciate the caveats you raise at the beginning of your video. These African cultures have developed immunity against diseases that Westerners are so afraid of. 😢. ES, I appreciate your acceptance and maturity through it all. Most Westerners would consider the process as unsanitary. But as you alluded to earlier, the people have longevity vis a vis Westerners so who are we to pass judgement? Keep enlightening us.
Back in the early 1960s, the annual Summer stays on my grandparent's cattle farm in the Mississippi Delta, we had these Guinea Fowl roaming around. They were our breakfast buddies, providing us with their eggs for devil eggs, cakes, and even hair care. Our farm was pretty rustic, with wild goats, outdoor toilets, and rainwater-catching tubes. And when it got dark, we relied on good old kerosene lights. But you know what? We didn't need all those fancy modern amenities. The lack of infrastructure was actually the best part. It taught us about true happiness and the simple joys of life. Trust me, there's something magical about living off the land and embracing the simpler things. DIY House & Farm thank you for sharing!
The way you intermingle with the local just made me put more respect on you.The local will treat you as queen with much respect.The Fulani kids are so cute, especially the beautiful girl sat next to you she seems to admire you.❤❤
Taking a look at how happy the locals are in their culture, how beautiful and just about flawless their skins and texture appear, without man-made props, should be convincing enough for the honest impartial eye.
His was very educational. I love experiencing different cultures through your videos. Ghana has such a diverse country with the different groups of people 😍 thanks for sharing
I’ve traveled the continent with this recipe tonight and it’s a seamless connection all the way around. First I watched the recipe on making Ethiopian Ayib making, then I watched Nigerian Fulani northern Nigeria making Wara, and then finally ending with this beautiful, inspirational and educational video of Ghanian Fulani making Wagashi. May Allah continue to bless our motherland and the knowledge within it.
Wow!? Such strength in these women, it's a great big Task in it self to prepare the food? Take of the children, fetch water? Collect fire wood, harvest the greens, it's a lot. It is a full Time responsibility. As I watch her use that stick to pound up the herbs, I am sitting here Thinking FOOD PROCESSOR, zap it it's done. I commend these women for their strength and patience. Wow that's a lot.whew.
Greetings Vinman and ES ! I learn something new everyday watching your channel. I'm quite sure I'm prolli older than you both, which means I may THINK I know a few things. 😄 I do understand that most things I believe I know are null and void in Africa, and many other countries as well. So, when I visit Africa, I'll come as a empty vessel. Looks as though the people there have patience in every aspect of their lives. I love cheese, and that process takes TIME. 😮 As you know just about everything is instant here in the U S. I'd trade organic , generational custom cooking that takes time , over the processed , instant cooking anytime. I enjoyed this edifying vlog. #loving the colorful clothing of the women & children
This was so interesting watching the process. Can we appreciate her upper body strength, she didnt break a sweat. Prayer before working, a virtuous woman. Is the color blue symbolic in Fulani culture, as she adorned her head, jewelry and the childrens clothing? The women walking through the village carrying there baskets was a lovely. ES you are so good at opening the viewers mind to how the world works and what they can experience with an open mid. You are a gift, thank you and Vim man for sharing a journey most will never experience.
Now THAT was an “experience”…. And such a satisfying process to watch the making of cheese… 👀 Wow… what a “traditional moment”… @ mark 21:48… those women sitting in a circle “haggling”… then… in passing… 4 women in a line… carrying bundles on their heads… I loved that scene… it was rich in language… in colors…. in village life… Wonderful footage 👍🏽👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽 ❤ from NY
@@flattery1111 I beg your pardon ! We are vulnerable by nature ?? I am a woman, I do lots of things that men do. Example : I do tile, wall and floor, mixing of cement, paintting and fixing wall papers. I do wood works too and oil paint. I do a lot more and my garden gives me pleasure after my hand work. I trim my hedges by myself and tidy up my garden. I do all these with great pleasure because it gives me joy, and its fulfiling. If women want to have equal right to men then there should not be a reason to complainning in my opinion.
I love the process very natural and organic. I would only not use the plastic sieve with hot water and use a metal sieve instead. In my opinion I would prefer dam water to the processed water in those sachets they call pure water as often unknown additives are added to the water presumably to keep it fresh inside the enclosed plastic sachet. Just filter the water from the dam and boil if it makes you feel more comfortable 🙂
I love the natural environment and the gift of nature the peace and love that comes from neighbors and the ingenuity that comes from being oneself nothing beats that. Back to the roots. Thanks for sharing this experience
Thanks for raising that caution. People must understand different doesn’t necessarily mean better or worse. Learn to be fluid and if you just don’t get it - release it and trust that we are all doing what we think is best for us.
Wow looking at the milk. It's what we called clabber milk we didn't do the cheese thing but it it was great with corn bread 😁😁 some country people might know what I'm talking about it's great for cooking as well
Hi E.S.,I like the sites and sound it sounds relaxing and I love seeing the different foods you make, selfcare is the best care, enjoy your journey, all love🤎🙂
We learn this every day on Jamaica Colaz Smith and friends Salla in Uganda Leah in Ghana cooking with wood says the food is better than all the modern tech stuff 😋😊❤
This video was so enjoyable. Living on the continent I have learned to relax my American ways and embrace what could possibly help save me in a chaotic circumstance. Thank you!
That older boy looks so much like my mother's brother. Wow! Love the experience shared. My husband is from North Africa and I see things....I realize it is culturally acceptable and has been for years. So me I say nothing. If I am asked, I share ideas respectfully. I am NOT going in to tell nobody nothing. What do I know?
Thanks Sis You talk true The issue with the western world is: everything have to be grouped in a box Good luck in getting out of their box 🤣 The western seem to be more strategic making them rigid While Africans are more out of the box Free flowing without being rigid Everything have its place in life Also good and bad in both 😂 Regardless of what the mainstream say There are those in Africa that prefer the mud-hut life style with little to nothing materials That's what they like and who are we to tell them otherwise 🤨 If they're not happy with that life style they can always more to the cities Similar to European hippies 🤨 Most hippies prefer the hippie life style and who are we to say otherwise 🤨
Well said, ES. Vinman is such a thoughtful husband. He considered you when he bought you water, knowing that you could not and would not drink the dam water.
You did a VERY GOOD JOB with your disclaimer about cultural differences with regard to health and food standards. When I am there I too have learned to suck it up and not judge. Ghanaians are probably in much better health than us Westerners. I initially bit my tongue to impress my Ghanaian husband (first shocker was unrefrigerated eggs roadside a milk and cheese on the supermarket shelves) but the more I visit, the more I adopt to certain things. Trust me, they think western ways are strange too
Hi I love your show and y0u are really hard working couple's and indeed I loved your so much and the way you move America to Ghana and doing this wonderful job by supporting your husband I think other Americans lady's will wish to do same. You are very lady and you both luck to meet each other. You both kind❤❤❤😅😅
Life is not easy sister and it's nice to see you go back home in embrace your African culture you're only in truecoach and you are in Africa now you should learn the ways of Africa Where You Are and the food and how to prepare doll that that's good you're doing this the shows you truly love your man you are definitely making the sacrifices I hope you really appreciate that and I hope he learns that he has to make sacrifices to because you've been raised your whole life in America ways that he needs to respect to love is not start with loving somebody love starts with respecting each other you have to have respect for one another before you can have love because love without respect is not love at all I wish you all the best and I have a beautiful beautiful Farm it is beautiful gorgeous I see it all the time I wish I could work out like to brother cuz Dam the brothers on point I'm 65 but I can still Tone It Up I wish I could work out with two brothers much love the both of y'all y'all take care of one another you have become one y'all take care of one another much love and respect Delbert
They cook with coals and my lungs don’t like it honestly. When I visit with family, I’ll try to catch them cooking although, the meals they cook take forever.
👍🏽👏🏽👏🏽🫶🏽☺️ Blessing to you beautiful couple what a wonderful experience watching this Video very calm and pleasant experience with you females and children may the Almighty GOD continue to bless you all 🙏🏽
That was sour milk. After taking off the fire and separating the yellow water she would add fresh cream. I would love to see the process of frying it. Thank you DIY house and farm. 🙏🏾
I overstand what you're saying ES I had come from a similar environment While in the USA I felt a shame from where I had come from. I was a little kid that felt it but didn't understand that what others think is not who I am ... I love this video 🔥 ❤
The soap is made from oil and caustic soda and is called azuma tw3de3. You can use it to wash utensils and even clothes but is bio which can bleach your clothes. Is very good for washing white clothes.
Why you didn’t show the green stuff that she beat up what did she do with it I thought you would be showing us everything she use to make the cheese thank you
AKWAABA EMPRESS ES AND KING VIM MAN BLISSING BEAUTIFUL NUBIAN FAMILY 1LUV NUFF RESPECT BIG UP URSELVES AND CONTUNE ON ENJOYING UR BEAUTIFUL JOURNEY AND ENERGY AND INFORMATIVE CONTENTS ASANTE SANA FOR SHARING UR BEAUTIFUL JOURNEY WITH US WE LEARN SOMETHING EVERY DAY IN OUR LIVES DAT IS IF ONE PAY ATTENTION IN THEIR SUNDROUNDINGS KEEP ON KEEPING ON FAMILY AND YES EYE LUV MY CRACKER BARREL CHEESE AND GLASS OF WINE OR CORONA BEER NOW DATS SOME GOOD CHESSE RIGHT HERE 😅 ASANTE QUEEN ES AND KING VIM MAN BLISSING 1LUV BERMUDA LUVIN THIS INFORMATIVE KNOWLEDGE OF CHEESE MAKING WOW ! Assalamalaikum MA'AT HOTEP ( TRUTH AND PEACE) SHALOM FAMILY EXIDOS AMEENA ❤🎉😢😅 GREAT CONTENT ES
For many decades city ppl made fun of village or country folks even calling them backwards illiterate and unsanitary but everyone is realizing how depressing unhealthy and unsustainable city life is. Yes village ppl are poor some uneducated and inconvenient but they are much more healthier and happier. Isn’t that what life is truly about tho health and happiness
Thank you so much for d oppotunity to see that Prozess; we call it Warankashi in my part of Nigeria. Would you consider exporting this product to Nigerian Restaurants in the Diaspora ie. UK, USA & ME.?
Beautiful idea. Please send an email for cost break down. We can build it in your name as a surprise for her. I think she will love it! diyhouseandfarm@gmail.com
Only my thoughts on the Village People. I thought that they need some provisions bags of rice and so on. Bless you Guys and thanks for sharing 🙏🙏🙏. How can I send something to them please?
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Hey guys thanks so much. I left out an important step. She added the leaves to milk and strained it. Pulled it out. I’ll show in the next video. Sorry about that.
Love this ❤❤❤
I guess that leaves should be Sodom apple I stand to be corrected. Acts more like the probiotic.
Hi please where are they located at in Ghana I need some of the wagashi
I appreciate the caveats you raise at the beginning of your video. These African cultures have developed immunity against diseases that Westerners are so afraid of. 😢. ES, I appreciate your acceptance and maturity through it all. Most Westerners would consider the process as unsanitary. But as you alluded to earlier, the people have longevity vis a vis Westerners so who are we to pass judgement? Keep enlightening us.
Thank you Mansa Keba.
Back in the early 1960s, the annual Summer stays on my grandparent's cattle farm in the Mississippi Delta, we had these Guinea Fowl roaming around. They were our breakfast buddies, providing us with their eggs for devil eggs, cakes, and even hair care. Our farm was pretty rustic, with wild goats, outdoor toilets, and rainwater-catching tubes. And when it got dark, we relied on good old kerosene lights. But you know what? We didn't need all those fancy modern amenities. The lack of infrastructure was actually the best part. It taught us about true happiness and the simple joys of life. Trust me, there's something magical about living off the land and embracing the simpler things. DIY House & Farm thank you for sharing!
Thank you as well! 🙏
@@DIYHOUSEANDFARMso true
Country living is the best.
The way you intermingle with the local just made me put more respect on you.The local will treat you as queen with much respect.The Fulani kids are so cute, especially the beautiful girl sat next to you she seems to admire you.❤❤
Yes, that little girl next to ya is kinda beautiful,looks lovely
Such a BEAUTIFUL family!! Her children were beautiful!!!❤
You guys are beautiful in everything you do together, and the village was so beautiful too. ❤ Don’t stop I really enjoy watching. Much love ❤😊🇺🇸🙏
Taking a look at how happy the locals are in their culture, how beautiful and just about flawless their skins and texture appear, without man-made props, should be convincing enough for the honest impartial eye.
How amazing to embrace the Fulani tribe. In Nigeria, they are feared instead of seeing the good, people focus on the bad. Well done
The Fulani tribe in Northern Ghana are not Ghanaians. they come fron Mali and the surrounding countries
His was very educational. I love experiencing different cultures through your videos. Ghana has such a diverse country with the different groups of people 😍 thanks for sharing
Omgosh! those boys are beautiful, I love their eyes and chocolate complexion❤
I’ve traveled the continent with this recipe tonight and it’s a seamless connection all the way around. First I watched the recipe on making Ethiopian Ayib making, then I watched Nigerian Fulani northern Nigeria making Wara, and then finally ending with this beautiful, inspirational and educational video of Ghanian Fulani making Wagashi. May Allah continue to bless our motherland and the knowledge within it.
She is organized in preparing the dish , and she is a good negotiator too, pretty efficient lady
Wow!? Such strength in these women, it's a great big Task in it self to prepare the food? Take of the children, fetch water? Collect fire wood, harvest the greens, it's a lot. It is a full Time responsibility. As I watch her use that stick to pound up the herbs, I am sitting here Thinking FOOD PROCESSOR, zap it it's done. I commend these women for their strength and patience. Wow that's a lot.whew.
Greetings Vinman and ES ! I learn something new everyday watching your channel. I'm quite sure I'm prolli older than you both, which means I may THINK I know a few things. 😄 I do understand that most things I believe I know are null and void in Africa, and many other countries as well. So, when I visit Africa, I'll come as a empty vessel. Looks as though the people there have patience in every aspect of their lives. I love cheese, and that process takes TIME. 😮 As you know just about everything is instant here in the U S. I'd trade organic , generational custom cooking that takes time , over the processed , instant cooking anytime. I enjoyed this edifying vlog. #loving the colorful clothing of the women & children
Thank you for sharing the indigenous Fulani’s way of cooking. What a wonderful and beautiful experience! We take a lot for granted here in the U.S.💖
THE WHOLE PROCESS IS JUST WOOOOOW;🤔🤔🤔🤔🤔🤔 AND THE FOOD LOOKS NUTRITIOUS AND HEALTHY 😋😋😋😋😋😋😋
This was so interesting watching the process. Can we appreciate her upper body strength, she didnt break a sweat. Prayer before working, a virtuous woman. Is the color blue symbolic in Fulani culture, as she adorned her head, jewelry and the childrens clothing? The women walking through the village carrying there baskets was a lovely.
ES you are so good at opening the viewers mind to how the world works and what they can experience with an open mid. You are a gift, thank you and Vim man for sharing a journey most will never experience.
Wow we could be more proud of you than speaking traditional language.❤❤
Those guinea fowl are talkative! That was nice watching you with the Fulani women. Lovely.
You have a new subscriber. You are so down to earth. Stay blessed
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Welcome To The Fam!🫶🏽
Now THAT was an “experience”…. And such a satisfying process to watch the making of cheese… 👀
Wow… what a “traditional moment”… @ mark 21:48… those women sitting in a circle “haggling”… then… in passing… 4 women in a line… carrying bundles on their heads…
I loved that scene… it was rich in language… in colors…. in village life…
Wonderful footage 👍🏽👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽
❤ from NY
These village women are hard working people. They do a lot of things by themselves. Cudos to them. Thank you for sharing with us. Well done. ❤
@@flattery1111 I beg your pardon ! We are vulnerable by nature ?? I am a woman, I do lots of things that men do. Example : I do tile, wall and floor, mixing of cement, paintting and fixing wall papers. I do wood works too and oil paint. I do a lot more and my garden gives me pleasure after my hand work. I trim my hedges by myself and tidy up my garden. I do all these with great pleasure because it gives me joy, and its fulfiling. If women want to have equal right to men then there should not be a reason to complainning in my opinion.
Thank you for sharing. I love watching from your perspective. Amazing! You say exactly what I’m thinking. Great job
Thank you!
I saw this title and I said got to see this!
It was well worth it👍🏼👍🏼
Can't wait to see the ending 🙏
Great video 🤙🏼🙏🏼🌺Mahalo for sharing
Beautifully said, “Let people be,” Amen, Salaam (❤ the video, thank you for sharing, Greetings to the Sister and her Family)
I love the process very natural and organic. I would only not use the plastic sieve with hot water and use a metal sieve instead.
In my opinion I would prefer dam water to the processed water in those sachets they call pure water as often unknown additives are added to the water presumably to keep it fresh inside the enclosed plastic sachet. Just filter the water from the dam and boil if it makes you feel more comfortable 🙂
When we look at the technicalities, I’d rather get on a flight. Im not bothered. I just stay in my lane.
@@DIYHOUSEANDFARM ?? 😕Seems you sent me this reply in error 🙂
Loved this so much beautiful ❤
I love the natural environment and the gift of nature the peace and love that comes from neighbors and the ingenuity that comes from being oneself nothing beats that. Back to the roots. Thanks for sharing this experience
Thanks for raising that caution. People must understand different doesn’t necessarily mean better or worse. Learn to be fluid and if you just don’t get it - release it and trust that we are all doing what we think is best for us.
Wow looking at the milk. It's what we called clabber milk we didn't do the cheese thing but it it was great with corn bread 😁😁 some country people might know what I'm talking about it's great for cooking as well
That was a lovely experience.
Hi E.S.,I like the sites and sound it sounds relaxing and I love seeing the different foods you make, selfcare is the best care, enjoy your journey, all love🤎🙂
We learn this every day on Jamaica Colaz Smith and friends Salla in Uganda Leah in Ghana cooking with wood says the food is better than all the modern tech stuff 😋😊❤
This video was so enjoyable. Living on the continent I have learned to relax my American ways and embrace what could possibly help save me in a chaotic circumstance. Thank you!
Love the environment and clean people with what they have; beautiful skin, no cleansers or moisturizer. Food tastes very which cooked on firewood.
Yaay Fulani cheese making! Your video today brings back many fond memories of my Peace Corps days in north Volta region. 😊 I miss Ghana!
Sweet!
That older boy looks so much like my mother's brother. Wow! Love the experience shared. My husband is from North Africa and I see things....I realize it is culturally acceptable and has been for years. So me I say nothing. If I am asked, I share ideas respectfully. I am NOT going in to tell nobody nothing. What do I know?
Thanks Sis
You talk true
The issue with the western world is: everything have to be grouped in a box
Good luck in getting out of their box 🤣
The western seem to be more strategic making them rigid
While Africans are more out of the box
Free flowing without being rigid
Everything have its place in life
Also good and bad in both 😂
Regardless of what the mainstream say
There are those in Africa that prefer the mud-hut life style with little to nothing materials
That's what they like and who are we to tell them otherwise 🤨
If they're not happy with that life style they can always more to the cities
Similar to European hippies 🤨
Most hippies prefer the hippie life style and who are we to say otherwise 🤨
This is so much fun. I thoroughly enjoyed this episode, thanks for the experience.
As Always I Enjoyed The Video…Makes Me Feel Like I’m In Ghana Exploring What I See! Can’t Wait For Part #2🫶🏽❤️❤️
❤I so impressed, simplicity of life and peace and joy. Thank you, love watching your videos.❤❤❤
Well said, ES.
Vinman is such a thoughtful husband. He considered you when he bought you water, knowing that you could not and would not drink the dam water.
Yes.
I love this! Thank you and thank her for sharing her process and culture...
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Wow...enjoyed visiting the family 😂😂 🧀yummy
The children are so lovely and well mannered ❤❤❤ I don’t know what she said but she got a good BOP from him!!! #kidswillbekidznoweapons##
Very interesting.❤😊
You guys are so beautiful, you complement each other so much. Enjoy your life.
What a lovely video I really enjoyed it.
Her children are beautiful
Look at their beautiful eyes
ES it looks like you have a mentor with the makeup
😁😁😁😁
Beautiful people and they wear some of the prettiest, bright colors!!
Greetings DIY! I Love your into music in the end ❤
You did a VERY GOOD JOB with your disclaimer about cultural differences with regard to health and food standards. When I am there I too have learned to suck it up and not judge. Ghanaians are probably in much better health than us Westerners. I initially bit my tongue to impress my Ghanaian husband (first shocker was unrefrigerated eggs roadside a milk and cheese on the supermarket shelves) but the more I visit, the more I adopt to certain things. Trust me, they think western ways are strange too
Hi I love your show and y0u are really hard working couple's and indeed I loved your so much and the way you move America to Ghana and doing this wonderful job by supporting your husband I think other Americans lady's will wish to do same. You are very lady and you both luck to meet each other. You both kind❤❤❤😅😅
nice experience
Life is not easy sister and it's nice to see you go back home in embrace your African culture you're only in truecoach and you are in Africa now you should learn the ways of Africa Where You Are and the food and how to prepare doll that that's good you're doing this the shows you truly love your man you are definitely making the sacrifices I hope you really appreciate that and I hope he learns that he has to make sacrifices to because you've been raised your whole life in America ways that he needs to respect to love is not start with loving somebody love starts with respecting each other you have to have respect for one another before you can have love because love without respect is not love at all I wish you all the best and I have a beautiful beautiful Farm it is beautiful gorgeous I see it all the time I wish I could work out like to brother cuz Dam the brothers on point I'm 65 but I can still Tone It Up I wish I could work out with two brothers much love the both of y'all y'all take care of one another you have become one y'all take care of one another much love and respect Delbert
Am a fulani from Gambia 🇬🇲 am happy 😊
Could you make more similar videos like this of the women in the north cooking traditional dishes so we know how they’re made. Thanks
They cook with coals and my lungs don’t like it honestly. When I visit with family, I’ll try to catch them cooking although, the meals they cook take forever.
Love this, just subscribed
Thank you so much! Welcome!
Your ideas give me peace.
Watching your videos, is the highlight of my day.
I loved this was smiling right through 🙏🏾👍🏾❤️💐✨😀🌈thanks best wishes always
This woman is very intelligent es is going to build his own city in that place
No she’s not lol I’m not building a city here. They are happy as there are. 🙏
Thank you for sharing
That was beautiful see her making cheese..
Great video. Keep up the good work.
😅❤ the little ones are fascinated 😘👏👌💝
That's a great collaboration, Stay blessed.
Pls how did she add the leaves and milk
👍🏽👏🏽👏🏽🫶🏽☺️ Blessing to you beautiful couple what a wonderful experience watching this
Video very calm and pleasant experience with you females and children may the Almighty GOD continue to bless you all 🙏🏽
That was sour milk. After taking off the fire and separating the yellow water she would add fresh cream. I would love to see the process of frying it. Thank you DIY house and farm. 🙏🏾
Yes, I’ll do my best to show it again. I missed an important step.
My respect for you just went through the roof. Amen my sister Ghana wife
Enjoy this natural and simple life .Take care and show us more from tamale people and their living.
I overstand what you're saying ES
I had come from a similar environment
While in the USA I felt a shame from where I had come from. I was a little kid that felt it but didn't understand that what others think is not who I am ... I love this video
🔥
❤
The soap is made from oil and caustic soda and is called azuma tw3de3. You can use it to wash utensils and even clothes but is bio which can bleach your clothes. Is very good for washing white clothes.
Thank you very much for the information!
EDEN IS BEAUTIFUL
I really enjoyed that episode
Iam living in Jamaica. I love you guys
Fascinating! I like to see the Dagbani people live their lives. I have Virgo in me too, but I know plenty of folk who don’t, and they are picky as F.
These are Fulani people.
Your farm and house is beautiful you can really benefit from a good fresh herb and vegetables garden on your compound with your sweet potatoes ❤️👍🏾😊
Very good
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Why you didn’t show the green stuff that she beat up what did she do with it I thought you would be showing us everything she use to make the cheese thank you
Editing glitch. Accidentally left it out. She dropped the leaves in the milk. Strained it. Stay tuned for the next video where you can see it.
You are right ES. Their language is very interesting
Very fresh food❤
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What was done with the green plant that was ground? What was it called?
I missed an edit. It’s here in the next video.
American Wife. African Husband. Day In A Life | OUTDOOR COOKING
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We need longer videos❤
AKWAABA EMPRESS ES AND KING VIM MAN BLISSING BEAUTIFUL NUBIAN FAMILY 1LUV NUFF RESPECT
BIG UP URSELVES AND CONTUNE ON ENJOYING UR BEAUTIFUL JOURNEY AND ENERGY AND INFORMATIVE CONTENTS ASANTE SANA FOR SHARING UR BEAUTIFUL JOURNEY WITH US
WE LEARN SOMETHING EVERY DAY IN OUR LIVES
DAT IS IF ONE PAY ATTENTION IN THEIR SUNDROUNDINGS
KEEP ON KEEPING ON FAMILY
AND YES EYE LUV MY
CRACKER
BARREL CHEESE AND GLASS OF WINE OR CORONA BEER NOW DATS SOME GOOD CHESSE RIGHT HERE 😅
ASANTE QUEEN ES AND KING VIM MAN BLISSING
1LUV
BERMUDA
LUVIN THIS
INFORMATIVE KNOWLEDGE OF CHEESE MAKING WOW !
Assalamalaikum
MA'AT HOTEP ( TRUTH AND PEACE)
SHALOM FAMILY EXIDOS
AMEENA
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GREAT CONTENT ES
For many decades city ppl made fun of village or country folks even calling them backwards illiterate and unsanitary but everyone is realizing how depressing unhealthy and unsustainable city life is. Yes village ppl are poor some uneducated and inconvenient but they are much more healthier and happier. Isn’t that what life is truly about tho health and happiness
Thank you so much for d oppotunity to see that Prozess; we call it Warankashi in my part of Nigeria.
Would you consider exporting this product to Nigerian Restaurants in the Diaspora ie. UK, USA & ME.?
Hello. It would be nice to build her a cooking brick work top that you es have.would send her money to build for her.
Beautiful idea. Please send an email for cost break down. We can build it in your name as a surprise for her. I think she will love it! diyhouseandfarm@gmail.com
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similar to the way Ricotta cheese is made!
That milk looks so good I haven't had real milk in ages
Only my thoughts on the Village People. I thought that they need some provisions bags of rice and so on. Bless you Guys and thanks for sharing 🙏🙏🙏. How can I send something to them please?
My mother her mother her mother's mother all made their own cheese
I know what you're talking about ❤️🥰
I'm from the Mississippi Delta and my family strikes a resemblance to many of the people in this village.
Gm edagdwg God blessed his children no matter, were they are blessed to feel Gods love Linda j. Peace