PALM OIL Most popular cooking oil in west african !! How red palm oil is prepared
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Red palm oil, one of the popular cooking oil in west african and it been processed with palm nuts. This video gives a full details about the process. hope you enjoy watching.subscribe, share, like and leave a comments. Thank you.
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Watch how palm kernel oil is prepared.
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One of the hardest work in Ghana. People do not appreciate what these women go through to get us the amazing foods we eat! These are the people who make 🇬🇭! Thanks for sharing!
Thanks for watching and kindly share for others. Thank you 💯💯🙏
Very hard job. @@cookingwithsindaco
Aswear u
I know how to do it mpooooo
Very hard work... My dad was a farmer... When he died, he left us with a palm farm... We have been doing this for years
This brought tears to my eyes! Our women go through so much. One more reason to patronize our own oils and small scale agro-industry products. Thank you for highlighting this Papa Sindaco.👏👏👏
Mama lu Eny3 easy oooo, hmmm all the hard processing work, is our women who does it.... thanks for watching ❤❤🔥🤩
God bless our mothers😍 Their labor won’t be in vain 💕💕 God bless you Uncle Sindaco for your hardwork as well. You shall continually flourish like the palm tree 😍😍
Thank you 😊 and Amen 🙏
First oooo...please is not only salt we add to dzormi as known as zoomi.we add ginger as well and more over,we don't use old palm fruit for dzormi. Another thing I know about dzormi preparation mum thought me is, they prepare it early in the morning not when is sunny. The easiest way I know when preparing dzomi is,, we don't make it watery and put it on fire but we do it when is not sunny so that, the oil will be removed from the surface(3b3da) and then cook. Very hard working women.bless you ma'am. Bless you bro for always bringing us the best 👌when preparing dzomi,the ginger and the spice that settle, is known as Beku
Eii information 👍👍💯💯👌😄😄😄😄
@@cookingwithsindaco ✌✌✌
I have the Dzomi recipe on my channel , u can check it out 🥰
All those men and women hard at work full of energy smiling singing joking screaming being happy to be part of a community like that it makes me feel rich with no money in my pocket GID BLESS YOU ALL
The background music is one of my favorite 🙏🏾♥️thanks brother 👍🏼
What is the name of the song please? Thank you so much
This video was amazing! I'm Nigerian, but grew up in the US. We buy imported red oil from Ghana all the time, but never knew how it was made. It's interesting because in the US this product would sell for much more money, because it's hand pressed and not manufactured on a large scale. I pray that our people begin to earn more for our efforts, because small artisan makers like this are far more valuable than they even know.
Realy dude? in my country these oil not been sell in public as cooking oil cause it was a raw material (CPO) industry for makiing varian oil product such as cooking oil, soap n cosmetic industry
Grand courage a ces femmes
Merci cher frére pour la presentation
And today no ready food for you
Salive always comes in our mouths when you're eating 😄😄 today match nul.0-0 .No food ready for you but you let us know how they make the palms huile👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾Tanks you so much
😁😁😁😁😁 today am going hungry 😁😁 thanks for watching.❤
Very hard working, sisters!!.👏👏👏
Thanks for sharing, bro!!. 👍💯
❤🚀🔝thank you 😊
As usual I enjoyed this video very much and can’t wait for the palm kennel oil next.God bless their hustle ,boy these nika nika people seem very fit😂.
Thank you 😊. The machine guys don't go there, super fit dread 😁😁
I love the energy this jong man an woman put in to prepare this oil..with love and peace.. i need this oil so pure
Please contact the number in the video.
This women are incredible 🤩 amazing and strong 💪🏽. Thanks for showing us. Thanks for bringing us the best always ♥️👏👏👏👏
Thank you 😊
Early today. Let me sit and watch
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Yes ooo. 😄😄
Here i go again 😀
Palm oil and the oil palm are one of the most important crops in the modern world.
It is indigenous to Africa and has been cultivated there from time immemorial
However commercial production for industries is concentrated around Malaysia and Indonesia where it was introduced.
Palm oil is said to be found in about 50% of all products found in supermarkets.
The tree gives the highest yield per hectare of any oil producing plant. It also produces two types of oil. Red palm oil and palm kernel oil.
The oil plant has also been maligned but without adequate research there is no conclusive proof. Most studies are confined to it in its refined form.
Frytol a popular brand in Ghana is usually made from refined palm oil
Unrefined red palm oil may actually, as some studies suggest, be good for your health and eyesight. In the least it is no worse than any other vegetable oil.
A good red oil really adds taste and aesthetic qualities to many African cuisine dishes
You'll surely do voice-over for me one day 🔝❤🚀🚀🔥
@@cookingwithsindaco ha ha - me fɛre koraa !
But we should not forget knowledge is power.
How does the song go, "yɛ wɔ adze a ɔyɛ" 😀
Uncle Sindaco, you are doing really well 👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾🙌🏾
Thank you 😊 Sister Becky 🤩✌️
And u chose the right song too! U brought tears to my eyes! Ok, now I started the video again and heard that u are in offinso, in kumasi.
Thank you 😊
Please could you tell me the name of the song. Thank you so much.
This is great! Well-done my people! God bless you!
Amen 🙏
Our mother are very hard work, God please bless them and always put smile on their faces 🙏🙏
May god bless them. Can they use pan instead of plastic?
Let me join u on ur expeditions...... looking forward 2023
You’re welcome ☺️
God bless madam salamatu !
I love the background song
Thank you 😊
Absolute support indeed!!!👐🏿
Very true 👍
Honestly best video intro so far.. going forward you should play music to reflect the local area your shooting from
Thank you 😊 💓 🙏
very educative
Thanks for watching
Hello thank u so much for sharing 💗
Thank you for watching. Kindly share for others to see. 🙏❤🔝
Thank you Sindaco for calling for an improvement in the processes. Mechanizing the processes and lifting production off/from the ground. Our new advocate
Absolutely 💯, something needs to be done ✔️
Its Great
God bless this women for their hard working,God bless you bro
Amen🙏🙏🙏❤🚀
Please I come across your account can red plam oil be stock for a space of one year without getting spoiled
Wow....stronger women..God bless you alllll..😘😘😘😘😘😘😘😘💪💪💪💪💪💪💪💪💪💪💪
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Nice one brother 👍
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Pls, I wish to know the name of the big generator/engine used in turning or crushing the palm fruits ?
Hi ,i am from Nigeria i love this song titled please
Aaww bro, this is your best video by far! Thank u for bringing these local productions to our knowledge, it helps to give some of us, ideas to help! I like when u are eating too, dont get me wrong. These people will do way better with machines, they'll make more in a short time, and even be able to export,,,a lot of sanitary products overseas contain palm oil.. Malaysia and stuff make them in large volumes and export to industries for productions.. I'm also laughing at u here, becos u didnt know that we use palm oil to make soaps. Hahaha. My mum taught us that. She's from Sefwi. Anyway, I'm joking at laughing at u. I know that so many use soap in Ghana, without even knowing how soap is made. I know some soap also come from plantain skin too. Africans, we have the creativity, but it was never valued from the beginning, so the various governments, and therefore the people themselves, never put any energy into developing and empowering our creativity, and that's the beginning of our downfall. If u dont respect and value what u do for a living, how do u improve on it! Thanks bro! But u didnt tell us which town this is. The ladies are so joyous at what they do...so, can u imagine if taught them how to improve and advance it even better?! I hope we all help!
Wow. I appreciate 🙏 💛 🔥❤🚀
I love cooking with palm oil 🥰❤️
It really good 👍
Bless you mama Africa ❤️🙏
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I like that the process has advance past the foot-stepping for squeezing out the oil they used to do, but... there's still plenty of room for improvement
Sure ✌️
Lovery strong mummys big up
Can have it in Uganda 🇺🇬🇺🇬it agood oil I use it here in France but back home i never see it
God bless them 👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽✨
Amen 🙏
Sindaco, what is the title of the song playing in the background? I need it.
I will check and give you the title
Fa Shilza ma Nizel. sounds familiar to us in the USA.Lol
😁😁 exactly 💯 😁😁 I got it from the black street hood movies 🎬 🎞 🎥 🧲🧲🧲
@@cookingwithsindaco *We use to call it fly talk in the 60s .I wasn't to good at it but I knew a lot of people that held complet conversations in fly talk.I was better at speaking pig Latin than I was in fly talk.I enjoyed the vedio,and will subscribe.Thank you
Thank you @boomerang 😊 💓 thanks for loving it 😊
@@cookingwithsindaco *Thank you Back.PEACE
May God bless their hustle 🙏🏾
This is hard paa cos the small quantity we used to prepare at home koraa was tedious for me. If they get the machineries it will surely help them to make larger quantities.
Sindaco you didn’t taste this one oo😂😂✌🏽
😁😁😁😁😁🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣😁🤣😁🤣😁🤣😁🤣😁🤣😁🤣😁🤣😁🤣😁🤣😁🤣😁🤣 ose you didn't taste this one 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣Man should not live by bread alone 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 they really need proper machines etc
@@cookingwithsindaco you’re the tasting officer but I didn’t see you taste it😂😂
I believe you sent a gallon home 😁✌🏽
@Dorcas Kaningen Bendah 😁😁 most definitely. One gallon took plane with me 😁😁😁👌👌
Can I use this oil on my skin? If so what would it be good for?
No you can’t use it for your skin
@Cooking with Sindaco please what is the name of the song and where can I find it? Thanks in advance.
On UA-cam. It called Akosua Adomako &Amaquah Akua
@@cookingwithsindaco Medaase. Please continue to play our music. Love, love, love your videos 😊
Thank you. I guess you share them for others to see🙏✌️❤
@@cookingwithsindaco always
Orekodo ❤
My brother pls Engish bcz it very intrest for me it's my first time to see this but Africa we are rich in every thing
Sorry for no subtitles.
Thx
That backgroung music reminds when otumfo) Sir Agyemang Premper the then king of Ashanti kindom died . This song was sanged at his fumeral
Ooh OK 👍 👌. Thank you for watching ❤
Dope content!
Thank you 😊 💓
Pls where are they located
Kumasi. You can contact them on the number in the video. Thank you
I appreciate the hard work of the people working in these local communities. One thing I don't agree is your comment of NGOs and government helping. The government can't do everything for its people though. Where does the proceeds of the oil go? Yes the people working must be paid and I bet they don't even get paid well for the amount of work they do? My point is, why can't they invest in the machines from the proceeds or profits from the business. Over here in the west, individuals have business plans, short and long term plans of growing their business. As a reporter, you can also advice these business people to allow stakeholders to invest in their projects so the profits can be shared. Thank you
Thanks for watching Jemima.
You're absolutely 💯 right.
But we don't have structures like how the West have; our system is different, and moreover, those in the rural areas are affected not like city processes, I mentioned Government and NGOs because I know there a way, like giving then loans to small business to boost up and also to educate them about investment. Most of these locals don't know anything, and if you heard it well, it was even the chief who brought the job to the community to help the community...
@Cooking with Sindaco
Thanks for the answer bro.i totally heard and understand the points raised. My only problem is if the chief had the foresight to open the business, then the community or local banks can provide some little resources to boost the business. With technology at hand these days, I know people are watching. An example of a local UA-camr like wode Maya, always advices his viewers to invest in some of the projects he features on his show. Thank you
People that are complaining about the plastic they are using are the same people that put food in a plastic flasks for their children to school, plastics don't get hot easily that's why they are using it.
@cynthiaagyeiwaa9458
These people complaining about plastic, are the biggest hypocrites.
Ndeysanne.
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Please the one with onion is never like dzomi
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Please advise them not to use plastic cups in boiling oil, imagine the chemicals the plastic is releasing into the oil
Im sure it’s food grade plastic
Am happy to know that of course I will buy Ghana palm oil we pray that the government Ghana will upgrade them with an advanced machine that will be part of government revenue that's for letting us know that the chemical propaganda of palm oil making is not true
I want to order some just to support
Please call the number on the screen
So tedious work God bless them all 🔥🔥
Amen
Your presentation is not targeted at non Ghanians. There is too much native language interruption and you are not focusing your camera on the process but more on yourself and the people. We want to see and follow the entire process in detail.
In my place, men used to do separation of the seeds from the fibres but nowadays, machines do most of these processes. Big kudos to the women. May God bless their efforts.
Those who does the hard work are not been paid well. God bless the hustle of our people. 🙏😊❤
Absolutely 💯. It shall be well 👍
Why does it make the food yellow?
Food doesn’t turn yellow, it normal oil that turns it yellow
This is so emotional…
Cpo next proses
Great job , but they don't want to be honest to admit that dzomi is different. There is no way this method tastes the same as dzomi. We don't add water to it on fire when doing dzomi. We pour cold water on the pounded and mashed pulp or leave it overnight. All the oil solidifies or turns butter like and separate from the water. We then easily see the oil and we collect it and boil....mmmm I can smell that right now.we don't add any onion. These women add onion because they have killed the natural smell of cooked palmfruits by cooking it wit water... So when we do it the dzomi method and it is done you can just smell heaven, and residues of the palmfruits collects under..that's the (beku) that is what we add some salt to. You can eat that with anything..omg it's so nice.... especially with gari and beans. It is really sorted after by gorbe sellers, bcos it really upgrades their food.
Wow that sounds amazing. Maybe I visit you then we do the dzomi. What do you think about that
Ok
These processes should be automated by now, and the locals employed to own/manage and work the factories. Ah, Ghana! University of Technology- where are you? 😭
Absolutely 💯
The idea is there but who's helping ooooo )man Ghana,this unless parties they call themselves NPP and NDC Will never invest in this to make the Youth get job
Hmmm
This is not about politics. What are you also doing to help yourdelf and others? Always blaming others but ourselves. Politicians are human beings too just like you and I.
Please can the women gets some Gloves please 🙏
Can the woman get some pens instead of plastic containers please 🙏
Sights and sounds of Offinso. Enough of the so-called frytol. Sankofa, yenkyi. Thanks.
These people work is way to hard.
Absolutely 💯
How to make Dzomi (adulterated as Zomi, not 100% as in de Diaspora but gives you the idea 👇
ua-cam.com/video/5eDRctMNPvM/v-deo.html OR
ua-cam.com/video/8ZPsUrBABvg/v-deo.html
Please I need the palm oil for soap send me your contact