I use dextrin yellow I make for a different non food applications. Using it on cotton in a high humidity area has the dextrin absorbing moisture. Argo laundry starch has been suggested but is now $25 and up a pound. Might this be an Argo laundry starch replacement?. Bob
Joy i hear about gluten free starch and blah blah is this homemade healthy ? and how to deal with issue of removing gluten on home made starch ? help please . otherwise God bless your channel a lot its full of valuable information
Please can one make pap with this corn starch stuff? It looks like same process as pap and the end product looks like custard powder….. Please enlighten me. Thanks
Hello ..pls I tried to make mine own corn starch.... I tried to use the white corn ... I sock it after night but it's still hard my blender can't blend it well ... Pls does it mean u have to sock it for 3 days for it to b soft before I use pls.
You can definitely use yellow corn and the starch still comes out white. It's called ogi, a morning breakfast that's eaten with Akara in Nigeria.You can dry the charf too and get corn meal flour for corn meal recipe. Thank you.
Pls what if I prepare my cornstarch in the ogi(pap) way i.e soaking for 3daus and processing to get the starch can I still use it as the usual cornstarch?
Some ppl prefer being self sufficient, other ppl grow corn themselves and this is just another way to use excess crop, which often gets dried regardless so that it keeps.
No it’s not... They are both gotten from corn, but corn flour is gotten from corn kernels directly, ( drying and grinding the corn kernels into powdered form) While corn starch is gotten from the process of this video. Like you’re making pap. ( but the corn is not fermented)
@@soniaberry8132 cornflour is cornstarch….. there is 2 types of cornflour.. the grainy yellowish one and the one that is starch… pls look it up….. its sold in Sainsbury’s, Tesco, co-op same consistency as Cornstarch…. It’s sold as Cornflour here.. and it’s called Cornstarch in the US
Me sees this vid: Hmm maybe this video will help me to make my own cornstarch. My other side: Bruh- why do you even want to make ur own cornstarch when u can buy it.
Looks just like the "Argo" corn starch I buy my wife all the time! Having said that,, I don't think it's very expensive,, less than 2 bucks & unless you're in "survival mode",, is it cost efficient vs. the amount of time,, effort & total cost you spend doing all this? I mean "all knowledge" is good to have just in case. I think you simply used those white corn kernels as your only ingredient but you had close to 4 days total combined to get to your finished product. I'm not knocking what you're doing here at all,, just trying to see if it's worth it all with the time expended & initial cost? Yes I know,, it's the beauty & satisfaction of being able to make your own push come to shove. Perhaps that's the entirety of this whole exercise??
Not everyone has access to grocery stores, and it is always helpful to learn how things are made. This is especially helpful for those in the Midwest US who have a lot of corn
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I’m glad you did. Thank you for watching
I love your presentations!! Thank you so much. You have a beautiful voice.
wow I never knew you could make ya own corn starch, thanks subbed
What's your approximate yield *dried corn / corn starch* ratio (weight or volume)?
Wow! so impressed and glad as well...
So let's expect to see some other starch as well.
I use dextrin yellow I make for a different non food applications. Using it on cotton in a high humidity area has the dextrin absorbing moisture. Argo laundry starch has been suggested but is now $25 and up a pound.
Might this be an Argo laundry starch replacement?.
Bob
I love this, you are so amazing!
Thank you
Beautiful and looks so yummy
Thank you so much
Well done, it came out nice cool.
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thanks for sharing this recipe !
You’re so welcome
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Wow i love the rice and beef pic at the start. Did a great job siving with spoon. And hands...squeezing it.
Oh wow. Thank you!
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Thanks for sharing you are so talented
Thank you
Please ma can i blend it as powder first, and later add water to get my starch?
Very helpful video thanks for sharing
Thanks for watching
Can İ ask maam, are there other uses to make corn starch rather than white corn? İ hope you can see my comment❤
Can i use our normal corn or it has a specific type of corn
Please at what temperature was the starch dehydrated?
Great video
amazing very interesting
Joy i hear about gluten free starch and blah blah is this homemade healthy ? and how to deal with issue of removing gluten on home made starch ? help please . otherwise God bless your channel a lot its full of valuable information
Love this 🥰🥰🥰
Can one use this type of corn starch to produce custard?
Thanks for sharing this
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Do i have to use white corn
Please can one make pap with this corn starch stuff? It looks like same process as pap and the end product looks like custard powder…..
Please enlighten me.
Thanks
JOYFYL .. how much starch can i obtain from 1kg of corn maize ?
Oh wow! This is a must try, thanks for sharing.
You’re welcome mama
Thanks for sharing
Great job
Hello ..pls I tried to make mine own corn starch.... I tried to use the white corn ... I sock it after night but it's still hard my blender can't blend it well ... Pls does it mean u have to sock it for 3 days for it to b soft before I use pls.
can u not blender it dry?
Brilliant. Thanks
Thank you so much for this video
Is it possible to an already made one at the market to buy?
Please do you have a video tutorial on how to make cornflakes cereal, please drop the link pls🙏🙏🙏
Thank you very much for this
I used dent corn filed corn is this okay
Can I use fresh corn to do this thanks
This is good 👍
Wow!!!!!!
Nice
Thank u sooo much God bless you
You can definitely use yellow corn and the starch still comes out white. It's called ogi, a morning breakfast that's eaten with Akara in Nigeria.You can dry the charf too and get corn meal flour for corn meal recipe. Thank you.
Pls what if I prepare my cornstarch in the ogi(pap) way i.e soaking for 3daus and processing to get the starch can I still use it as the usual cornstarch?
Wow😃👏👍
Thank you
Can ee make it with yellow corn
Seems like a lot of effort for something that is so cheap and easily obtainable. Is there a benefit to home made cornstarch?
Some ppl prefer being self sufficient, other ppl grow corn themselves and this is just another way to use excess crop, which often gets dried regardless so that it keeps.
Hello, please teach me gluten-free and varied foods, too. Thank you
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Thank you
Excellent. That’s how you make it. Thank you for sharing. Brilliant.
You’re so welcome
If you already knew how to make it why you watching this
very nice.
Thank you!
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Pls were do i buy this types of corn
I swear I was the first view. Or so I thought 😂😂 Hello!
You’re still super early! 🤗♥️
Does it squeak??
Please does that mean that, corn starch is the same as akamu or pap in Nigeria?
Can I use any type of corn apart from Goya sweet corn
Yes you can
Is that a rice?
You can also use the yellow corn 🌽 it will still come out white.
Great one beautiful woman. Thank you for sharing
Thank you mama
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You can make cornstarch with yellow corn
I use yellow corn
And can fresh white corn be used to make this?
Not sure about this.
OK
Great one ma'am. Thank you so much. I love you.
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Uhm, it's cheaper just to buy it. No?
I want to eat it
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Are Corn Grains Dried or Raw?
dried
It's like making akamu.
Exactly. Just that it’s not fermented
Okay
Is corn starch the same thing as corn flour???
No it’s not... They are both gotten from corn, but corn flour is gotten from corn kernels directly, ( drying and grinding the corn kernels into powdered form)
While corn starch is gotten from the process of this video. Like you’re making pap. ( but the corn is not fermented)
In the UK we call cornstarch, Cornflour... it’s the same thing
@@joyfulcookwoooow, I love the way you explained the differences, you're just so good at what you do. Welldone.
@@josephine6190 where in UK do u live cause it's not
@@soniaberry8132 cornflour is cornstarch….. there is 2 types of cornflour.. the grainy yellowish one and the one that is starch… pls look it up….. its sold in Sainsbury’s, Tesco, co-op same consistency as Cornstarch…. It’s sold as Cornflour here.. and it’s called Cornstarch in the US
I missed your meat pies recipe
Me sees this vid: Hmm maybe this video will help me to make my own cornstarch.
My other side: Bruh- why do you even want to make ur own cornstarch when u can buy it.
It’s not even available in the uk 😫
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Cornstarch = pap???
Looks just like the "Argo" corn starch I buy my wife all the time! Having said that,, I don't think it's very expensive,, less than 2 bucks & unless you're in "survival mode",, is it cost efficient vs. the amount of time,, effort & total cost you spend doing all this? I mean "all knowledge" is good to have just in case. I think you simply used those white corn kernels as your only ingredient but you had close to 4 days total combined to get to your finished product. I'm not knocking what you're doing here at all,, just trying to see if it's worth it all with the time expended & initial cost? Yes I know,, it's the beauty & satisfaction of being able to make your own push come to shove. Perhaps that's the entirety of this whole exercise??
Not everyone has access to grocery stores, and it is always helpful to learn how things are made. This is especially helpful for those in the Midwest US who have a lot of corn
Os this not Akamu/Ogi
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To much damn work. I'll continue to buy my boxes of starch at the dollar store for a dollar. Thank you!!!!!
same and i eat cornstarch out the box it don’t look like it taste the same
Thanks for sharing
You’re welcome dear
Nice