Grandma’s so sweet and your so funny. I had these in Samoa ten years ago and loved them. I’ll have to get some and try this out next time I’m up in Auckland from the coromandel and try the recipe! 😊thanks!
I lived in Samoa as a child and loved fried green bananas. The Fia fias used an umu to bake pretty much everything. I loved pua, taro, pisupo, palusami, and breadfruit. Your parents are about my age. Tofa
So this is how you make : Samoan Green Bananas and the coconut cream thing. Man I tried making it but neck minute fail (bahahahahahah) , this video was so helpful and understandably lol .
What does it mean when I boiled the green bananas without the skin and the water turns brown ? Should the water turn dark brown ? I drained the water and added more water to wash the brown off before eating. I live in the USA. I think they were imported from Costa Rico. We get from different countries here. Please ask your wise Nana for me. Love the video.
I love these videos because they reflect the beauty of living intergenerationally. Awesome.
So cool. Thank you. Your grandparents are lovely. Enjoy the moments with them 😊
Yum, I'm trying your recipe now. Fijian in Hamilton nz
Grandma’s so sweet and your so funny. I had these in Samoa ten years ago and loved them. I’ll have to get some and try this out next time I’m up in Auckland from the coromandel and try the recipe! 😊thanks!
Love it. Samoan Food is awesome
What a pretty kitchen and that food looks so good
Thanks for sharing your family with us.
How adorable are your grand parents.
I haven't peeled bananas in years. Much Love from San Diego, California 😁
I lived in Samoa as a child and loved fried green bananas. The Fia fias used an umu to bake pretty much everything. I loved pua, taro, pisupo, palusami, and breadfruit. Your parents are about my age. Tofa
So this is how you make : Samoan Green Bananas and the coconut cream thing. Man I tried making it but neck minute fail (bahahahahahah) , this video was so helpful and understandably lol .
What does it mean when I boiled the green bananas without the skin and the water turns brown ? Should the water turn dark brown ? I drained the water and added more water to wash the brown off before eating. I live in the USA. I think they were imported from Costa Rico. We get from different countries here. Please ask your wise Nana for me. Love the video.
In the Caribbean they say its the iron in the banana which turns the water brown. Don't know if that's true
Nana said to find the belt she gave you on your 45th birthday lol Awesome video! Keep them coming!
Thank you so much for sharing this recipe. Grandpa wasn’t cooking so okay for him not to wash hands. Lol. God bless!!!!
Nice, will try it out now, Malie
Nana is def the boss in that household!
I love Nana already, can’t wait to meet her :)
I've seen most people boil the bananas with the peel still on? Is there a preferred way?
Is it ok to make if the banana has just begun turning yellow? Like 95% green but starting to be brighter in some spots?
I think she got a hiding from NaNa when the camera went off..🤣🤣😂 A'e
Seki a le video 👏🏾 but that pe’epe’e brand choice tho 👀🤣
Lol crack up. Much love to your grandparents
Yeah Pati can you hurry up, nana is eating! 😂😂
PAHAHAHAHA
Is this a dessert?
Are these actual green bananas or plantains? Just curious be because I want to try and make it. Not trying to be insulting.
Actual green bananas (unripened)
@@thanos8373 her grandmother said a'e. What does a'e in samoan mean?
👍👍
The A e killed me lol
haha yummy
hey na na!
Faafetai lava
💚💚💚 🙏 G.B✌️😍😍😍👍
Bruuuhhhh I came on here to find out how to peel green banana and I found this comedy 😭
He hasn't washed his hands... haha
Can you turn the camera off 😂😂😂😂.
He said 7... hahaha
And here I am using a knife to peel it like I’m peeling an apple 😂😅 that’s what you call plastic
first
🤣 7?