Hi Queen Jasmine classy as usual thanks for sharing watching from Jamaica and i can see so much similarities with our people same types of food similarities at the markets and the people themselves look so much alike aunty looks so much like people i know here. Peace and blessings one love ❤❤❤ 🇯🇲🇯🇲🇯🇲🇬🇭🇬🇭🇬🇭
Your cooking vids are satisfying. Just and fyi. I been watching your content for years now, and are part of the reason I’ve picked Ghana. You’re dope, keep doing what ya do!!💯💯
This is interesting to see. Her garden is not different from a typical one in Suriname🇸🇷🇸🇷. We call that garden egg antruwa and the medicinal herb is called 'brudu wiri' ( literally blood herb).
In Ghana, we call the first one ntropow, and the garden egg is called ntroba, and because of slavery some of our Fanti people were to the Caribbeans. Some foods that we eat are similar. I won't be surprised at all, and some Akan tribes also call it ntr)wa and nyaadowa
@@mariatawiah7945 wow. Thanks for the elucidation. Thus, antruwa is most likely derived from Akan. It is strange though that it is only known and eaten in Suriname. The Caribbean islands are not familiar with it. They say that most enslaved ancestors from my country came from Ghana, perhaps that could be a plausible explanation.
@meljohanna Yes, even in Jamaica, some foods and their names are similar to the Fanti tribe.Note that the Akan tribes including the Fantis, are the majority in Ghana and our language are a bit similar
Totally enjoyed watching this vlog and missed your content too. As someone who creates content promoting west African markets, the market is no different from the sea side market in my country Nigeria, particularly Cross River State where most seafood (fish, crayfish, periwinkle etc) and seaside produce are gotten from and at very affordable prices too.
Ama I don't have enough time to watch u.I like the way u ask ur questions. Next time when I come to Ghana 🇬🇭 I will like to have my lunch with u in ur house..is it possible
Jasmine! So that interesting gentleman was your brother-GOOD! Elmina looks like a quaint town which comes alive during festival time! Yeah! Good Video!
I Queen ,best whishes and complimenti for your interesting doc.remember me the gorgious time spent in Ghana in the 80 Wondherfull people and nice friends in Accra and Aveyme.❤
Salivating over here Jaz! Again, I have enjoyed watching the video, thanks so very much Jas!! You easily make friends wherever you go! That's awesome❣️👌🏾🌹
Hi Jasmine! I truly love and enjoy watching your vlogs......It brings so much nostalgia. I left Ghana 35 years ago, and find it hard to return since my parents and siblings are all here. I admire and applaud you for returning. Has your brother replaced cousin Ayesha? The good part is that, now you have 2 bodyguards. Thank you for another wonderful vlog!🤗🤗
That miracle leafffff, I learnt it’s medicinal and heals anything, I learnt about it on my way to an African village market one day when I had cold and was coughing a lot in the taxi, an elderly man now told me about it and how I should prepare it to use it, he spoke about it, everyone in the cab learnt about it that day but I never got to use it since I couldn’t find it.
This is typical fante cuisine. Thanks for sharing ❤ Thats my favorite food because i am a fante. I haven't eaten that food on ages hmmm KLM i need a ticket, oh! hahahahah
Nice one! Africans,just gives us pepper and onion and food will be ready.That fish stew,same everywhere in west Africa especially.😊Looking delicious though.❤Cheers.
Is ugali made from corn?? This is made from corn too so could be similar. However this corn is fermented before its made into the powder we cook to get this sticky stuff
I swear to GOD, I am from Cape Coast Elmina area, I am going to come home from abroad and ask the chiefs to give me some authority with no pay, and NO ONE, I repeat NO ONE will ever sell fish on the ground anymore. This is disgusting and uncivilized after the government has built a place for them to sell fish. Nkwaseas3m nkoaa. Just look at the filth everywhere, WHAT IS WRONG WITH MY PEOPLE MFANTSEFO, the chiefs and councilmen all see this filth and potential health hazard and they do nothing about it?
Great vid. If you want to effectively navigate a West African market, you must take a West African aunty with you. LOL 😂😆🤣 I know the food tastes good. It was made by a West African aunty.
I completely agree with you 😂❤️ I create content promoting west African markets so I can definitely help people navigate west African markets even though I am not an aunty 😊
Gotta come to ghana asap the ancestors presence is so heavy everytime I watch a video of Africa America is depressing Need the ancestors and God come rescue me from Babylon before my days are up here on earth I must touch the soil of the mother land I HAVE TO i probably cry getting off that plane 💀
Hi Queen Jasmine classy as usual thanks for sharing watching from Jamaica and i can see so much similarities with our people same types of food similarities at the markets and the people themselves look so much alike aunty looks so much like people i know here. Peace and blessings one love ❤❤❤ 🇯🇲🇯🇲🇯🇲🇬🇭🇬🇭🇬🇭
Your cooking vids are satisfying.
Just and fyi. I been watching your content for years now, and are part of the reason I’ve picked Ghana. You’re dope, keep doing what ya do!!💯💯
Thanks so much 🙏🏾❤️
This is interesting to see. Her garden is not different from a typical one in Suriname🇸🇷🇸🇷. We call that garden egg antruwa and the medicinal herb is called 'brudu wiri' ( literally blood herb).
In Ghana, we call the first one ntropow, and the garden egg is called ntroba, and because of slavery some of our Fanti people were to the Caribbeans. Some foods that we eat are similar. I won't be surprised at all, and some Akan tribes also call it ntr)wa and nyaadowa
@@mariatawiah7945 wow. Thanks for the elucidation. Thus, antruwa is most likely derived from Akan. It is strange though that it is only known and eaten in Suriname. The Caribbean islands are not familiar with it. They say that most enslaved ancestors from my country came from Ghana, perhaps that could be a plausible explanation.
@meljohanna Yes, even in Jamaica, some foods and their names are similar to the Fanti tribe.Note that the Akan tribes including the Fantis, are the majority in Ghana and our language are a bit similar
@@mariatawiah7945 Yes indeed. Have a blessed day🤗🙏🏽
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Good Afternoon sister Jasmine. As always another cool video and thanks for sharing. Respect always 💯 🙏💛🙏
Thank you 🙏🏾
Totally enjoyed watching this vlog and missed your content too. As someone who creates content promoting west African markets, the market is no different from the sea side market in my country Nigeria, particularly Cross River State where most seafood (fish, crayfish, periwinkle etc) and seaside produce are gotten from and at very affordable prices too.
Same wey wi do it a 🇯🇲… definitely come from dat part a Africa
Good to see banana leaves been use to wrap the corn meal fante fante ..very authentic 🌹
Ama I don't have enough time to watch u.I like the way u ask ur questions. Next time when I come to Ghana 🇬🇭 I will like to have my lunch with u in ur house..is it possible
Jasmine! So that interesting gentleman was your brother-GOOD! Elmina looks like a quaint town which comes alive during festival time! Yeah! Good Video!
I truly enjoyed my time in Elmina 🥰
I love these videos❤
I love your videos so much Jasmine.
I can't wait to go back home ✈️
Thanks Kofi xx
I Queen ,best whishes and complimenti for your interesting doc.remember me the gorgious time spent in Ghana in the 80
Wondherfull people and nice friends in Accra and Aveyme.❤
Good to see you after a long time Jasmine. Sorry for your loss. You are still QUEEN
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Holá Jasmine tu me fait découvrir le Ghana tout les jours gracias pour tes vidéos ❤
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Salivating over here Jaz! Again, I have enjoyed watching the video, thanks so very much Jas!! You easily make friends wherever you go! That's awesome❣️👌🏾🌹
U r welcome Rose 💕
I just love my fante people so much!
Greetings and blessings ❤️ I am a witness to this amazing lifestyle 💞 looking forward to traveling that way again soon. Continued prayers ❤❤❤
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Hi Jasmine! I truly love and enjoy watching your vlogs......It brings so much nostalgia. I left Ghana 35 years ago, and find it hard to return since my parents and siblings are all here. I admire and applaud you for returning. Has your brother replaced cousin Ayesha? The good part is that, now you have 2 bodyguards. Thank you for another wonderful vlog!🤗🤗
Aww happy to hear u enjoy my videos. Haha No he was only here for funeral and stayed for a few weeks after. Hes gone back to Aussie land now 💕
You are welcome! Ok. I see, glad Dennis comes home to see family.😊😊
JASMINE, It's been a long time since I saw your post
Awwwww nice exploring the market with us❤meal looks yummy 😋
It was 🥰
Looks absolutely delicious
I'm absolutely looking forward to moving to asebu, central region
Bless up BEAUTIFUL 🙏🏽💚
Great video,that elmina market looks very nice
It was! 🥰
That miracle leafffff, I learnt it’s medicinal and heals anything, I learnt about it on my way to an African village market one day when I had cold and was coughing a lot in the taxi, an elderly man now told me about it and how I should prepare it to use it, he spoke about it, everyone in the cab learnt about it that day but I never got to use it since I couldn’t find it.
This is typical fante cuisine. Thanks for sharing ❤ Thats my favorite food because i am a fante. I haven't eaten that food on ages hmmm KLM i need a ticket, oh! hahahahah
KLM u heard her!!! 😅
Nice one! Africans,just gives us pepper and onion and food will be ready.That fish stew,same everywhere in west Africa especially.😊Looking delicious though.❤Cheers.
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Jasmine one that i have notice is that in GHANA they cook with a lot of palm oil even when they say that it is soup still there is a lot of oil
The oil comes from the palm when u make soup. No palm oil is added x
Not every where that use palm oil love 😊
Most coastal towns share cuisine
#tessethings wow HALLELUYAH PRAISE THE LORD
❤ gratitude
Interesting 😊
Tameawu is called "The Leaf of Life" in english. It is also a herbal medicine for cold and flu etc.❤❤❤❤
Ohh alright xx
I know it as "wonder of the world". Many medicinal properties.
The fruit looks like what you might get from the gboma plant
Oh gboma bears fruits??! Never knew
Taamiowo got to be thyme spice
Goodone
THE NEXT thing that i could see is that people in Africa do not use spoon or fork to eat with they normally use their pure hands
Yes its very common to do that
The food is sweeter that way 😂❤️
I love the whole process of cooking and of course it looks delicious. Why is that food looking like "ugali" Kenyan, is bieng served on banana leaves?.
Is ugali made from corn?? This is made from corn too so could be similar. However this corn is fermented before its made into the powder we cook to get this sticky stuff
Yes ugali is made from corn flour though we don't ferment. So why do you serve it on banana leaves?
Cause we love to serve food on leaves and natural.. the natural the better @@Joeljean0550
I hate Yellow Corn 🌽🌽🌽 it give me stomach ache, i prefer the white corn to the Yellow corn 🌽🌽, fresh fish tomatoes stew immmm with Etiu 😄😄😄
You know the Fanstes are always the best cook😂😂
Who said so?
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Say affordable instead of cheap or they start raising the prices and we are all struggling as it is! 😂
I swear to GOD, I am from Cape Coast Elmina area, I am going to come home from abroad and ask the chiefs to give me some authority with no pay, and NO ONE, I repeat NO ONE will ever sell fish on the ground anymore. This is disgusting and uncivilized after the government has built a place for them to sell fish. Nkwaseas3m nkoaa. Just look at the filth everywhere, WHAT IS WRONG WITH MY PEOPLE MFANTSEFO, the chiefs and councilmen all see this filth and potential health hazard and they do nothing about it?
Great vid. If you want to effectively navigate a West African market, you must take a West African aunty with you. LOL 😂😆🤣
I know the food tastes good. It was made by a West African aunty.
It really was 🥰
I completely agree with you 😂❤️ I create content promoting west African markets so I can definitely help people navigate west African markets even though I am not an aunty 😊
Greeting just me you are in my town today thank you
I enjoyed your town xx
Gotta come to ghana asap the ancestors presence is so heavy everytime I watch a video of Africa America is depressing Need the ancestors and God come rescue me from Babylon before my days are up here on earth I must touch the soil of the mother land I HAVE TO i probably cry getting off that plane 💀
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Miss u ❤️❤️