MY 77 YEAR OLD GHANAIAN GRANDMA TEACHES ME HOW TO COOK JOLLOF
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- Опубліковано 21 тра 2021
- Today is DAY 01 of daily uploads!!! I've been inconsistent for a bit but thats because I've been preparing the SUMMER UA-cam MARATHON for you guys💛 I can't believe there's 40,000 people in our strong family. My summer is dedicated to making you guys proud and OUR TEAM IS ONLY GOING TO GET STRONGER🥳 The road to 50k begins. Love you guys💛 Let's make this summer a movie.
In today's video my grandma teaches me how to cook jollof! I am now certified as a professional jollof chef. If any Nigerian UA-camr wants to challenge me, book an appointment. RESPECTFULLY🤡
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I'm here waiting the entire 97 minutes..yes sir 😂💛 I WILL BE FIRST😂
I have to pin this 🥺💛💛💛💛thank you!
@@MarintiaEiko Miss, don’t encourage this NASA to keep commenting before me. Ghanaians won’t just let me be great. 😆
@@KennethnwacheYT too bad😂
@@MarintiaEiko ❣️❣️❣️
I was ooo 🤣😻😻 😎
I love how your accent changes depending on what side of the family you’re with. Beautiful
Yeppp
Exactly! It's fluid like cool water.
And there’s me who just has a messed up accent that doesn’t sound like any country’s
@@rachelcookie321, embrace that! I grew up in South Florida and have taken on a blend of accents. It makes others feel comfortable because I sound like everybody.
Very true 👍🏾
Speaks Ghanaian english accent like a Ghanaian girl, with british english accent, like a brtish girl and with japanese accent, like a Japanese girl. Very talented. That's wonderful 😊
YOU PARENTS HAVE DONE A GREAT JOB AT MAKING SURE YOU EMBRACE BOTH CULTURES
Respect to her mother
@@elijahmukokota7293 and her father
78 years and she looks so strong.
Grandma said everybody knows jollof 😂😂 I love her 😍
😂😂😂😂💛
Grand parents are always the best ..my grandmaa thought me how to farm and love the village live ..coming from the city .. she had pass on ..but l truly miss her ..l share tears when l think of such a loving warm grandmaa ..l had 💗🌷😘
@@elizabethbekoe381 sorry for your loss she seems like a nice person
The british accent was sooooo on point 🤣 we’ll take your lovely grandma to holland 🙋🏽♀️
I’ve been working on it 😂😂😂deal! Take me too💛
@@MarintiaEiko are you really 6'2 ?
Hey you are here! Nice!
Ur grand daughter is on point and I would like to meet up with her haaaaa
"Everyone knows jollof"
THE ABSOLUTE CUTEST❤️❤️😂😂
Kids of immigrants know that feel of slipping into accents for their friends and fam. love to see it
EVERYBODY KNOWS JOLLOF!!! Grandma is 100% on point!!!
The young lady may not know how to blend the jallof but she certainly knows how to blend her family (the Ghanaian and Japanese). I love her for that.
I like your linguistic variations ,your Ghanaian accent is amazing . I love your interaction with people ..
The way she hesitated and said “you can” when you asked if you could be a good jollof chef 😭😭😭😭🤣🤣
Grandma: erhn?
Martina : mmm
My favorite part 😆
Your grandma is OUR grandma now too!! We ride and die for her 💪🏽 😤
Grandma is a darling❣️
She’s the best 😍
"Cooking Ghanaian food is like going to school". Hahaha!! especially palm nut soup. It literally takes forever
😂😂😂😂
Same as Naija food. It takes F O R E V E R
Woww so she had ur dad when she was 18yrs. WOWWW . AMAZING.❤. BEAUTIFUL Granny.
I’m Jamaican married to a Nigerian. In Jamaica, our version of Jollof is called seasoned rice. In other parts of the Caribbean it’s called “pillao”, or cook up rice. But yep, it’s in the islands.
We call it "pilau" in East Africa, from Tanzania 🇹🇿
@@dominicknkinga1092A staple celebration dish for us Zanzibaris!!! Tuko pamoja
I'm a Londoner hun and I've tried almost all jollof and I'll go with Nigerian jollof any day anytime it is the best.
It's so amazing hear you switching accents lol. That's the beautiful of being multicultural.🙌
You have such a sweet grandma! I really like your relationship with your grandma! Awesome video!!!
Thank you 💛
When grandma tells you to subscribe you better. 👀
Periodt 💛
Grandma's Jollof is the best.👉⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐
Mum's can cook it well⭐⭐⭐⭐
but Grandma's are the real deal💥💪😂
Marintia is literally an example of God's beautiful creations🥺 Look at how beautiful she even looks while cooking🙈
n @hopelife50 :nice my dear but today i really need u to save me im broke this year do to covid so i beg u the best with respect to found me 5ghc for food help GOD
"They dont know jollof", "why?"😂😂
Ashock 😂😂😂😂😂😂
😂😂😂
😂😂😂
No, I don't! 😂
@@georgie9722 why
Hi Marintia
I love studying about cultures I have degree in intercultural studies, I love watching your channel bcause it’s all about interculturality 👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾
I love your Grandma she is so sweet and this bonding time of you two is something she will cherish so much
Awww beautiful Grandmother - granddaughter moments ❤. God's Love and Blessings!
Love your content engagement, Nigerian and Ghanaian Jollof rice is an undying debate or rather infinite....
Supporting our nationality is natural.
New favorite UA-camr. Much love Marintia. I'm from Namibia 🇳🇦
💛💛💛💛💛
Did you speak with a Ghanaian accent when speaking to your Grandma? Your videos are so touching I just had to subscribe.👍🏽 Funny as well so your Dad is 60 and his mother is 70,that cracked me up
Her grandma is 78
I love watching you cook with your grandma. My grandma is in heaven and I miss doing things like this with her😢
Ever since I became Marintia's virtual friend I have become a foodie now and I feel proud about that😀😊💞
I’m proud of us 🥺💕💕💕
@@MarintiaEiko 🙄❤️❤️😆😆😆😆😆
@@MarintiaEiko ah😂😂😂😂
I really think grandma cooking is the best because of the love bothe the children and grandma feel about each other! It’s a love fest! 😂💕🙏🏽
True😍
The onions are "jujuing"- you are so hilarious ... I cried laughing
You treat your Grandmothers really good! Keep up the good work.
Its so cool cooking with your grandmother, embrace the experience 💕🇬🇭🇬🇧
@hopelife50 :nice my dear but today i really need u to save me im broke this year do to covid so i beg u the best with respect to found me 5ghc for food help GOD
Lol, she said the onions are good for you eyes, and she was like what???
Beautiful and very special Granny moments!! Cherish them 🙏🏾❤️
Your grandmother is so sweet 💕 so beautiful. Well done Marintia for taking time to learn from her.
I enjoyed the first few seconds already, had to press the like button quickly. Shout out from Germany
Your parents did great for your up bringing. Your mix culture is your heritage. Well done.
GrandMa looks really young at 77 though. Good genes....
She reminds me of my grandma! This was fun watching you guys cook together!
Now I believe Ghana has slot of similarities with Nigeria love ur Africa accent by the way . U definitely have the Nigerian accent sis. Love the way grandma asks hhehen about covid
stuff so west African!
Beautiful Grandma moments 💖. Marintia, I love hearing you speak japanese. Could you teach us some basic japanese after every video?? I'd like that. Thanks 👍.
I love grandma wisdom, Ghana jollof rice is soooo good, I had in 2019 so I know what you talking about!❤️🇬🇭🇬🇭✊🏽✊🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽
I love watching you and your Ghanian grandmother
Thank youu💛💛
Hi Marintia. I stumbled across your channel, and instantly loved your energy, attitude, maturity and content. I love how you embrace your mixed heritage and slip so easily into the different accents. I watched your video with your 92 year old Japanese Grandma and I love how much you appreciate them. Your are an amazing young woman. Keep doing what you are doing. I hope to visit Japan soon. Maybe you should do a video on some nice places to visit for 1st time visitors. Stay Blessed!! ❤️💛💚
I have eaten the finest of both Ghanaian and Nigerian Jollof. It’s basically a different dish, if you ask me. I love both🥰
Waooo i could take you to a lovely restaurant in Nigeria 🇳🇬 where you eat the best Jollof rice 🍚
@rashadbakshar6516Nonono there is and it's called SENEGAL!
I am from Trinidad and we call it cornbeef we use mege as well . The dish that we make that is similar thar dish is called pealu.
Love your blog. Love the way you’ve embraced your Africana. One love 🙏🏽
I love you so much! You're so humble..I saw hou for your grandma side of your mom and now grandma side of your dad. You even adapt your accent with both grandmas. I salute you 👏 👏 👏 👏 que Dieu te benisse!!!
Glad to have found this on UA-cam's featured playlist today! Lovely video!
lmaoo, i swaer ...my face lights up everytime your mamas does or says something ghanian its heart welming
I like this lady cz shes down to earth.. #All the best gorgeous
I can smell grandma’s jollof from here 😂
I agree with you, grandma’s Jollof is the best!
I'm here everyday for the daily uploads letss gooo😂😘😤👊
🥳🥳🥳💛💛💛💛
What a sweet grandma! You are soo lucky!
I just discovered You yesterday. But I love your videos already. I love the way , your family keeps the african roots. Stay Blessed.
I REALLY ❤ THIS BEAUTIFUL YOUNG WOMAN SO MUCH, AND VERY HUMBLE. SHE LOVES BOTH CULTURES & TRADITIONS...🔥🔥🔥🔥🏆✌
Hi, please do more vlogs; videos of you learning how to cook/cooking Japanese food; videos of your top favourite things in Japan!
Coming soon 🥳
Always on point, my number 1 female vlogger
You have mastered both Ghanian and Japanese accents and transform effortlessly. Interesting.
You've got a new fan here from the kingdom of Tonga. Wodemaya brought me to your. ABSOLUTELY loving your videos as I'm now on a marathon 😍😍
You just the best😻❤️
I love my grandma too and prays she lives.
Much love from Botswana
i have no idea about Jollof,but i surely know that your grandmothers are rock stars!!!!!!😊😊😊
Learning from your beautiful grandma African cooking. Thanks
Love Grandma !
Hi am watching from Malaysia..new fan!! I love joluf rice .. have eaten Nigerian joluf rice ;4 and haven't try Ghanian joluf rice. Would love to try one day!!!
I'm just now finding your channel but I am quite mixed as well and I'm so happy to be able to find someone who is similarly mixed like I am! I am a mix of Ghanaian & Nigerian, I'm not Japanese but Vietnamese, and also British. I unfortunately though have never met my African side and have just missed out on so much culture, so its nice to see someone who is mixed and is involved & immersed in both their cultures.
I wish my curls were as pretty as yours, you're so beautiful!
Adorable grandma!
Yeeees I’ve been saying this about Ghanaian food for ages😂😂 being an international student I watch all other people from other countries leave the kitchen as I wait on my perpetually cooking pot of tomato stew
Lmao I am Nigerian and i hate cooking stew for this reason it takes long but you can't even rest because you have to monitor the tomato and keep stirring to prevent it from burning.
God bless you for such a great relationship you're having with your grandma.
Thanks for sharing your life experience with us, your much joy to watch.
Aye thumps up only ❤❤
J'suis du Congo-Brazzaville et j'suis vraiment ravi de voir cette double culture, le rire des grands mère est exceptionnelle surtout leurs humilité et sens de l'humour, j'ai regardé au moins 5 de tes vidéos juste à ta découverte, bravo à toi et bonne continuité.
Grandma has lived life. Been around the world. Seen and learned alot. Wisdom is powerful.
your spirit is bright , glad to be subscribed .
Yes yes day one💥
You have a wonderful family
Grandma wants to see you married that's her goal for 78 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
Grandma is lovely 🥰🥰🥰
Show us Japanese food also, girl you're doing great keep it up.
Your lucky gal u have loving dad, grandma, mum everything unlike us that grew up when all are dead😭
Your grandma is so precious
Great vid! Great people!
lol going from your japanese gran to this is so trippy. your accent change is so cool.
Food looks amazing 💯
😍😍ジョロフ昨日食べました～！おばあちゃんのジョロフ美味しそうですね🤤💕
I love your grandma 😊😊
I'm pretty sure some Nigerians cook jollof exactly the way you cooked yours, I think jollof is more of a household thing than a country thing. I can cook mine in probably 4 different ways or more depending on time. In my house, under normal circumstances, I cook my rice with the fried spiced tomato stew stuff and with home-made meat (chicken, meat, any meat) stock as well. I just realized that, difference in our jollofs is not actually as deep as the internet has made it 😂😂
Oh please 😂 yes the internet exaggerates buh Ghana jollof is still better😚😌 🇬🇭🇳🇬🏳️
Thats true
Why is your nigerian jollof yellow and our jollof is red?
@@susuilu my when you talking about the colour of Jollof rice Nigerians are the best we dont have yellow jollof rice
@@susuilu our is red as well, the yellow one is fried rice :-)
You are a chef ei wéll done, God bless you all
If we ever have a meet and greet I’ll cool for you guys 😂😌💛
Craving for some jollof 😋
今度作って見る👀
Thanks for sharing!
2 bites too cute you are!!!🤣🤣
You grandma is good at cooking 🧑🍳 wow 😯
This is beautiful just beautiful. The passing of the culinary skills by the matriarch to the next generation.