Urban garden update/Cooking Ampesi with Kontomire stew for workers
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- Опубліковано 21 жов 2024
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Hhahahhhhhahahahah you made me wana come home!!!! you really enjoying our country.
this is good life.
Yes we all need to enjoy life sometimes lol 😆
I thoroughly enjoyed watching The outdoor cooking. I am just in awe at how Super Shady did it with such ease and made it look so effortless.
It's truly a beautiful thing to see how well you fit in with the culture ( most Caribbean people who immigrate there seem to) . I really love that you are making an effort to learn the language, immersing yourself in the culture and mixing with the locals instead of going over there criticizing everything and trying to live like you're still in America. You have such a great attitude and disposition. There is no doubt that you are going to thrive in Ghana!
Being from the Caribbean I can see where all the similarities of our culture came from, right here in west Africa. If you’re going to immigrate into a country I think it’s important to immerse yourself into the culture to have a better understanding of the people. This is something I enjoy doing where ever I go. Thank you for watching.🙏❤️
I am impressed with how you are picking up the language, well done.
Thank you I appreciate it ❤️🙏
Beautiful 😍 Ghana 🇬🇭 All Us May God Bless Bless Mother Land .
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The Rastas kept the origin and traditional cooking in the carribean. Shaddy was saying most people can cook.
Yes Ghanians are good cooks.
@nanabrimpong - So true! A lot of those 'country people' in Trinidad know how to cook like that too.
Nice One Here Worldly Home Of Real Life Chaises Blacks Beautiful Ghana 🇬🇭 And Ghanians People We Are All Welcome 🙏 ❤
Thank you 🙏 for watching ❤️🙏
Thank you for sharing the outdoor cooking am a ghanaian so I know who we get down with outdoor cooking ❤❤❤
Thank you for watching 🙏❤️
Really loved that outside cooking. Super shady is a real chef. The food looks delicious. I wish I was there to share. Nice job. Looking good Annette. You have made yourself very comfortable and I love it. I am so happy for you. By the way your plants are really coming along okra etc. you always had the green thumb😁😁❤️❤️
I still have a green thumb 👍 but i wish I could still go outside and do the work like I used too. I would have done had so much planted already 😂😂 Supper Shaddy is an awesome chef.
Congrats 💫! Red orange is actually called "blood orange" and they are delicious!
Thank you 🙏
You have real green fingers 😮 amazing 👏🏾
Thank you 🙏
She sure does. I think she and Super Shady compliment each other well. They both bring some very resourceful skills to the table.
Well done
Congrats Ms Green-thumb keep up the fabulous gardening 🌱🫚🫛🍅
An all right Mr. Chef Super Shorty the food looks delicious 😋
Many blessings I hope that your channel continues to grow and grow 🙏🏽🇧🇧🇺🇸😊🇬🇭💐
Thank you for bringing such great support ❤️🇬🇭🙏😘
@@kinzababe1 Your very welcome from your Bajan sister 🥳👍🏽🇧🇧🇺🇸😊🇬🇭💐
Good job sister I like your outdoor cooking
I appreciate that
Mama African
This is absolutely a great content Kinza,,thumbs up to you and Super Shaddy ,i enjoyed the video
Glad you enjoyed it❤️🙏
Kinza I love your videos . Keep up the great work . Hopefully my husband and I can visit you when we come to ghana in November. We are also building our dream house . 😊
I hope to see soon🙏❤️❤️
I like your partnership
Thank you 🙏 ❤️❤️
Greetings Family, this is exactly how I was taught to set my pear tree and the old fashion ways still work until today😊 I have different mangoes and I just put seeds in a pot , sometimes just put them in the ground and they pop up, started my soursop, sweetsop, tamarin,guneppe amlnd such by seeds, some takes longer to get fruits, but if you have patiencel then all good.
looking great 👍🏾
Yes, I wish I could fine some tamarind and some sugar apple (sweat soup) tree also. I have never seen genips here but I hope I can to find some.
37:54 hahahaha rasta a cook fe de ppl. Nice tins
This Ghanian Rasta can cook lol 😂
Good job looking at your footing or foundation, its one stage of your new home and you are getting there. I think you should have made the shops a little bigger so that it could have a lot of possible uses. Because looking at it from the camera the shops don't look too spacious enough? I hope you get me, because this isn't meant to be a kiosk but a shop for multiple businesses. What do you think i know you may be happy with it as it is because its yours and your vision, and i hope you understood my point too.
It looked like it was going to be small but I think know that the footings are in it looks good.
You can also grow yams like this using hydroponics
Thank you 🙏 I’ll have to try it next time.
@@kinzababe1 a Nigerian guy used the aquaponics/hydroponics to make a big yam farming business and harvests a lot making more money
@@kinzababe1you can also use egg plant/aubergine as a substitute for garden eggs as you get more for your moneys worth and it tastes the same. You can peel or chop it with the skin and use it to cook the same recipe, you can also buy salted tilapia or salted cod fish for this or even add some smoked fish like tuna ir any of your favourite. Its my favourite meal, i live this recipe. And if you add some avocado and boiled eggs its a banga.
@@kinzababe1also the firewood cooking adds more flavour to any foods cooked in this firewood method. This is how we got the name for kitchen.
21:59 this firewood stove setup is what we call in Twi, mukyia, and there the name of a kitchen is Mukyia Ase (literally means cooking fire place), but its said as Mukaase as a slang in twi but its actually Mukyia Ase, abd Mukaase (kitchen in Twi and in Fante its said as Gya Ase (also means the fire place), but the Fantes also slang Gya Ase as Gyaadze/Gyadze. Fire is Agya/Ogya.
And the same word Agya is used to Address men like Mr or Sir or an elderly man in other instance as this example. Like Agya Kwadwo, Agya Kwame, Agya Ofori.
I like how you guys did the blending/mashing with the apotoayewa.
This is a real bushman way of cooking ampesi. I refer the option where they fry the onions and fish in the palm oil and throw it on top of the mashed kontomire(Tarro Leaves) or spinach as a substitute and mix together immediately. This way of cooking it is called Abom,
Others also throw it all in the pot and cook it as a stew, this is what Super shaddy did for you guys.
Please tell him to do the hot palm oil with onions and fish thrown onto the kontomire mix in the apotoayewa and stir it together, its very bushman style and add avocado and eggs. You might like this method than the stewed on. Really tasty.
For the ital Rasta man style you don't add any meat but you can replace your meat with avocados, Agusi(blended pumpkin seeds which replaces the eggs as substitute fir vegans or vegetarian as saw shady putting eggs for themselves instead)
You can be making this outdoor cooking as an additional content for your workers and this is to be like a reward for them to work hard to earn it as a milestone on each stage of your project. Stock fish or salted dried fish is what they call kako.
@@kinzababe1do you know eating on plantain leaves is not only we African and carribean? Its all the way in asia especially the Phillipines and others and also in South America in the very indigenous places.
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Love everything about this outside cooking what was that stew name he made to go with the Yams 😊❤
Kotomire stew Thank you 🙏
Kontomire
Love it 😂🎉🎉🎉
Thank you 🙏
Thank you 🙏
Buy 20 litters of plastic container and fill it up at home whenever you want to cook on-site .
Thank you for the great advice🙏❤️❤️
How old are your kids? Will they come to Ghana?
They will come when the time is right. They are adults no young children.
Ampesie with Abom
What’s Abom?
@@kinzababe1 the kontomire stew is also called Abom
@@kinzababe1 no video today?
@nanabrimpong3485 No the rain 🌧️ interrupted everything
@nanabrimpong3485 but the rain is a good thing because I needed to compact the laterite in the foundation.
You have less workers today.
Yes some of them went home but the work is getting done.