Taranaki Hangi July 2016
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- Опубліковано 11 лип 2016
- In July 2016 we had a small family catch-up at which time we had a hangi. A hangi is the traditional Maori earth oven feast that is often had at special occasions, celebrations and large gatherings. This is only a very small hangi but the principles are the same no matter the size. Basically rocks are heated in a fire for several hours while the food is prepared and placed in a suitable basket. The hot rocks are then placed in a hole and the basket placed on top. Wet sacks, sheets or similar are placed over the basket and then dirt is piled on to trap in the steam and heat. After the food is cooked (which varies depending on how much food) you reverse the last few steps and you are good to go. There are different methods for preparing a hangi depending on where you live and who has taught you but the basic method is the same. Hangi food is delicious, it is a combination of roasting and steaming so is very moist. There is an unusual taste through the food from being cooked underground but it is by no means unpleasant. In fact, once you have tried hangi a couple of times there is no better meal. Hangi pork and mutton is some of the best eating you will ever do (and Kumera (sweet potato)). If you are ever visiting New Zealand make a point of trying a hangi meal. Even better would be to find someone that will let you be involved in the process!
so proud of my people back home im maori but love the way our people cooking a hangi like we have done for hundreds of years.
Can tell that it was properly done when there is no steam escaping once you've piled all the dirt on top. Well done guys!
Mate that was beautiful. I love Hangi and the taste of the earth infused into the kai. Food of the soul and our ancestors. Great video brought a sense joy to my heart. ❤
You made it look so easy that I’m gonna give it a go.
Thanks for the video. Food looks great.
Ka pai
Most efficient hangi work I've ever seen. Legit.
There's some awesome people around , ive just seen some.
Well done on the hangi skills.
Looking at the hole, a second fire one in the hole makes this scene perfect.
Bake the dirt seals the oven .
I’ve had 2 hangi’s in my life and it is so rewarding. After a lot of time cooking it it definitely pays off and you can taste the pure smokiness, it’s just so different (in a good way) to a normal roast.
Watching that I would have thought the stones would lose their cool but obviously not, that mountain in the background looked totally awesome!
Massive my bro's, so easy and just plain simple. Big up's to you blokes...Chur!!!!
You's are Orsome one of the best hangi's I've seen I've done and see a fair wack of them done nice job you Taranaki Hard 👌🇳🇿
Well done team. Mean view of my Maunga in the background too.
Beautiful whanau. Well done. Love the way ‘hangi’ brings us all together ❤️
beautiful video. I had a lot of goosebumps and good sensations. Thank you so much for sharing this! Much love from Italy
Awesome effort there lads, mean hangi made me bloody hungry 🤣😂
The best Hangi vid out there.
Clearly takes the viewer from start to completion.
The proof is in the pudding ie: we witness for ourselves the final result - and it looks splendid!!
Clean az.
Too many half cocked Hangi vids going round.
Top marks!!
Shuuuush you don't know what you talking about foolio. Lmao
This is bloody awesome just perfection a real man feast great stuff guys. Plus im salvating all over the screen lmao
i love tha polynesian/pacific island culture more than any other in tha world
August 2023. Hamilton. Oh awesome 😊
mountains, fields, hangi and good old rebands. nothing more New Zealand like. great video!
Hey.The clip of a ordinary European farming family of Taranaki shows you that they live and enjoy different preparations, types and styles of family celebrations. What they have prepared and cooked can feed up to 50 plus people. and done by men giving the ladies time off, a rest period as the the wivies cook all year round for their families and hubby. That's how i was taught. The done better than the plastic Maori's in Australia even back home. Remote areas, that's where the culture is for all people., and not at K Fry or Ronald Mc Donald's Trotters hehe!!
No such thing as a plastic Maori, ea haere ki te tiko!
@@biggrthnablak1682 oh.true bro, one needs a shit wen it comes out raw and bloody embarrassing wen feeding non maori in Australia.
Good work lads. my oldman would throw a cloth bag with garlic and herbs in also, makes for extra flavour .
Nicely done, esp seeing the Taranaki te maunga.
Beautiful view of the maunga too. Can't wait to have a REAL hangi when I get back to NZ
Love my Taranaki whanau both Pakeha and Maori. We are all one in the Naki. Its cool as the wairua in Taranaki. Beautiful laid back people just like that Tupuna Maunga there. Love the black rich fertile soil in the Naki. Awesome video re the hangi. Well done guys and gals. Ataahua / beautiful. My mums from Manaia - Manuirirangi whanui. Her marae are Waiokura in Manaia and Oeo in Oeo. I was born in the beautiful fresh clean winter air of the Naki in Hawera July 1961 in the shadows of our Tupuna Maunga. Tangi up every time I see our Tupuna Maunga. Cool vid and awesome looking whanau in it. Thanks for sharing. Kia ora ra.
Great job on the hangi, and awesome videoing and music. Made me hungry!
Spot on!
Yep. Heapsa time and patience goes into preparing a Maori hangi. Spent time in Fiji years back with the opportunity to help the Fiji whanau prepare a lovo. Same method as a hangi except it's cooked above the ground. It was tumeke. Bula vanaka
these fullas are awesome! Food is cooked and looks yummy az.
Great Job Whanau
A beautiful thing.... if you guys get some kind of greens, like cabbage, lay over the heated stones not only to keep meat from being charred or burnt but also to add more steam. All in all, food looked delicious
Awesome video to watch food looks delicious. Well done family.
You's made me bloody hungry!
Can't beat that unique taste aye?? Stones, sacks, everything's moist and cooked. Yummmm!👍😎
love the care and detail.
Thanks4 sharing August 2023
The best vid hangi I seen yet. All Naturally cooked from ground up.
True Naki chefs. Mean brothers mean
good job people !! put a clean sheet over the food then the wet sacks lay out the sacks how you take them off no hassel but all in all a bloody good job kiaora
See the bro uses the correct protective footwear while using the chainsaw, (me too 😆), also great to see you're using the best wood including good stones as crap ones explode/break up, bet your Kai is the meanest👍.PS- Your Hungi is exactly how I/we used to do it, (hot getting the stones out of the fire aye). 🥵
I'm hungry, I got hangi rocks, i got a hole, banana leaves, sacks and some pig heads. That's me. Awesome vid.
Loved watching this
man, nothing reminds me of home more that that!! Hangi!!! #kiwihard #AOTEAROA #NEWZEALAND 😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍
Tumeke you guys awesome job. Kapai to the cooks.
Perfect boys ! perfect 👌👌
Great video 👏👏👏 Kai looked delicious. THC!!!!!!
Good team work guys! 💯
Well done guys excellent work
Awesome work delicious thumbs up 👍🏼
Ka pai to mahi mauri ora whanau! 🔥🔥
Man that was awesome to watch
Awww you made me hungry and homesick to see my maunga Taranaki all at the same time :) Thanks for this THC all day every day!!! from Brissy to Hawera hehehehe
maya nuku Yea I miss the mountain as well. I shifted away 25 years ago and still just sit looking at it every time we visit
@@craigbell1818 Instead of using hot stones would it be possible to use charcoal heatbeads etc ?? Just wondering.
fuck havent had a hangi in years due to my family being useless might try do one down the river or just wait till the next fernral lol this was elite tho cheers big ears
Beautiful!
yum looks delicious
Woww !!!
TARANAKI HARDCORE!!! AWESOME BROTHERS.
MEAN!!! NOW I'M HUNGRY FOR HANGI🤙🏾
you have done an awesome job!! I love ground hangi!!!! mean.
Jocelyn Tawhi Thanks! Yip, it is always a great celebration when there's hangi involved 👍
Craig Bell Very true
Life its a beautiful thing
Awesome there Whanau🤙
Hello! Beautiful video and experiencia! Please course you answer some questions for me:
- Water is boiled or hot?
- how much time did you cook?
Kia ora Diego. The water is cold, and the hangi was probably cooked for 4 to 6 hours.
this very good...digging that type of square hole is better. very good job guys.
Very cool video guys.
Yummy I'm so hungry for hangi now
This looks awesome. I would like to try that.
Can you tell me how long you left the food cooking in the ground? Is it important what kind of cloth you use?
Thanks for the video!
Hi Connie, we heated the rocks for around 3 to 4 hours and then cooking time was about 3.5 hours. We use mutton cloth to hold the food and then old sheets and sacks over the basket before putting the dirt back on. You do need to add some water to get the steam going before you cover it over. You will also need someone watching as the steam builds up pressure and you need to add dirt to trap that in.
If in doubt just don't wear cloths. you should be all good. Just dig your back yard up and light a fire and go for it. good Luck.
Etttttt mean azzzzzzz, I don't care who u iz, hangi is hangi, I'll eat it whoever cooks it
Beautiful ❤
I miss hangi..my fav..
Kiaora guys..Miharo Mahi😊
beautiful taranaki proud :)
Funny way of doing the traditions umu stones and charcoal should be together in one but well done 👍🔥
Aww Ataahua 💚 Yummos 😋💚✨
Awesome mahi guys love it when everyone helps lovely I’ve done a few myself like your guys but your one looks beautiful❤️🙏😎tumeke
Awesome to see not just maori that loves hangi......
nothing beats the ole school ways well done you ve done it be4 on your own well done
Awesome nice hangi
Well done like beautiful
You made this Maori boy hungry not too shabby either
Awesome whānau!
👍
the Inca Tupac Yupanqui apparently visited Polynesia or specifically New Zealand In Peru the kitchen with red-hot stones is 5000 years old and is called pachamanca, identical to what is seen in this video would the Incas have brought this to Polynesia?
what rocks you use good job guys
River rocks
Awesome well done
Nice video guys
Your video just screams out NZ . Swannies, gumboots,.good dirt,
Thanks man. We were having this hangi for a friend when he was over from Kenya but he wasn’t able to make it due to something else. I did the video for him so he could get a feel for it. There have been heaps of kiwis comment from overseas so it really must remind them of home. Glad people are enjoying it 👍
ka pai Whanau made my water watching this.
Great job guys mean made me hungry
doing my first hangi tomorrow.what is in the large cans.stuffing?
I think its steam pudding bro
Miharo fanau xxoo 🇺🇸🤙🏽
mean az....so good to see ya didnt line the basket with tinfoil....chur
Yeah I was finking that too..but it still worked...pretty primo too
Why's that?
Awesome
Not bad at all. Good size hession too. Just a couple things different l saw was, no Shroud/Sheet. When you finished pulling away the sacks, you could either remove the shroud/sheet then lift or just lift basket out shroud/sheet and all. But it looked nice.
I think u e been shrouded from the truth. It's a hangu not a ceremony! Lol
Using mutton cloth is a must to inherit the earth flavours chur whanau
This is what it's all about,ko tahi Whanau.kia ora.
WOW👍 MEAN WHITE HANGI 👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏🙌🤙
Yum
ka pai, well done
omg hav'nt had a real hangi like this for yonks..
Fucking Awesome just how my Father taught me perfect boys. West
That's a proper hangi,none of this putting the kai in little tinfoil dishes,tumeke guys,Naki Hardcore😅
wanna try it sometime
naki hardcore hangi meannnn =)
Neat awrite
WHY NOT THE BACK SIDE OF A WIDE HEAVY RAKE? THAT WOULD MOVE THE DIRT AWAY WITH EASE...OR PERHAPS ONE WIDE AND LONG FINAL WET CLOTH TO PILE DIRT ON AND REMOVE BY PICKING UP TWO CORNERS BY ONE BLOKE AND ON THE OTHER TWO CORNERS ANOTHER BLOKE AND LIFT ENTIRE DIRT MOUNDED CLOTH IN UNISON AND STEP ASIDE AND SIMPLY REMOVE THE HEAPS THAT WAY..?
maybe they didnt have a rake?...they made do with what they had...they did it there way....looked awsome...i bet it taste awsome too...