Those are excellent counter questions. Because people in their homes don't cut their nails and don't put on headscarves when they're cooking in their own kitchens.
I do wear a bonnet to keep my hair out of the way. I don’t don’t tell others what to do in their own space. It’s to each individual own. Everyone’s background is different….
@@cecestyme8014 Correct. Everyone's background is different. I've been in so many different homes while people prepare food. Virtually all of them are relaxed...they trust their own environments, food and tools to be clean and safe.
@@chanorou2075 Yes, I watch her because I enjoy watching her. How she chooses to dress is not my business. I just love her cooking, her stories and just like her as a person. When she broke that pie. I was like boy that reminds me of long ago. You dig.
I totally agree. Do what works for you. There's people that are chronic complainers. Nothing anyone does will EVER be good enough for them. I stopped listening to opinionated people years ago. Also I have eliminated those people from my life 😊.
I wasn't the one that made those comments however, please permit me to respond to the comments. I think the basic reasons for such comments may be: 1. Wearing an apron is just to protect your dress from getting stained during cooking. 2. Covering your hair with a scarf is to prevent falling hairs from getting into the food you are making 3. Cutting your finger nails is to prevent you from getting injured when kneading, give you a better grip of kitchen utensils and also to prevent food particles from getting stuck in your finger nails. I think these are just kitchen ethics and safety measures 😊😊😊
You're right but realistically, if you wear long nails, you can't cut it because you'll be in front of the camera. Lastly, even chefs don't wear caps unless they're in their restaurants else in videos such as these, it's cool. The apron isn't a big deal either. But your points again are valid.
Well Ify, people appreciate you, that's why ...and seeing you as a Kitchen Guru, they think you should bring on the table/ exemplify all the etiquette required in the kitchen from the looks to the prep to ensure food safety and such like. No jokes, but in a meal once prepared by a chef we engaged as a family for an occasion, we found a full finger nail in the food. We've not used that Chef again, no never. So well, I think it's more from a positive perspective when such comments are made. Well done Ify for your lovely recipes.
I really hate how people like to dampen the spirits of other people. One thing I learnt was even if you drink water, people will still complain that you're chewing too loudly. The issue is in real life, 99% of those criticising you dont have anything going on for them like you do. I cook without an apron or headcover and definitely wear long nails because I'm comfortable cooking with it. Madam please ignore them, they will still talk even if you start using an apron or headcover saying that it's not colourful enough
Mike Tyson once said, and I'm Paraphrasing. "..Man the internet has made it easier for people to be disrespectful because you can't punch them on the face." I totally share his sentiments. People are just mad weird on the internet. Do your thing just as you are mama. We love you. ❤🙌🏾
I love your videos. I am watching you all the way from Baltimore MD in the USA. My beautiful African sister it sounds like people are hating on you. Keep making your wonderful videos where I can learn about the mother land and all of its beautiful cuisine. 😘
Ify we love you and appreciate what you do. The truth is one, ever job/ work has ethics , cooking or being a chef has it ethics, wearing white uniform, a head cover and apron is for a reason not fashion. white to maintain hygiene, head cover to prevent hair getting into you food and apron to protect your clothes. At home we ignore all this rules becouse no one will qurred such actions but in a food factory or standard restaurant where you are paying huge amount of money for a meal ...you will definitely expect professionalism and high lever hygiene which includes clean and short nails.
If you was a chef in the work place nails would have to be short. But what you do in your home is your business long as your nails don't fall in the food and choke nobody 😊
Mama Ify most people don't do these things they're telling you, for real........don't mind them, you're really excellent at what you do. Personally I appreciate it because you're free and fun when you do your stuff.
Ify, I followed the instructions on the milk soaked red meat and cooked for my husband, the stew is delicious 😋my hubby asked what I did, thanks for sharing.
I am really grateful ma for your consistency, my name is Obinna Emmanuel Akunne from FUT Minna in Nigeria state. I have really improved my cooking journey. I also follow all your videos. Much love nne ❤❤🔥🔥
Just do what works for you lol. Am I supposed to take off my nails because I’m cooking 😂. Only thing I’d be concerned about is my hair getting in my food though
Putting on apron is just for the protection of your clothes, so you don’t soil them, putting in a cap is not for the camera but for the purpose of hygiene, nobody wants hair in their food or pastry, I’ve seen a few.
No matter what you do, some people out there are always on the negative sides. You are not in any cooking class with anyone! More so, you are not cooking for them to eat. Never mind them, you are doing a great work.
Hi Ify, I have watched very many of your videos, and I must say you are an amazing cook. Well, personally not putting on a scarf or apron or not covering the hair as you make food for your family is totally fine. However, I have noticed that, if the hair is not covered, it tends to carry the aroma of the food you are cooking, imagine if it's a native soup, omo!...lol, you won't like the smell of the hair later after it has mixed with sweat .Also, depending on the hair, you might want to cover because of hair particles entering the food. So, yes, I think it's idle to cover the hair. But for nails , depends on if you can handle long nails, and you cook neatly, because of germs that can be harbored under the nails. Then for the apron, I don't think it's necessary...lol, the cloth will still be dirty regardless, except of cause you need the apron pockets!...lol
Wearing a hairnet is important as hair has a way to get into food. Long nails are pretty but really not sanitary. It traps a lot of bad microorganisms. I hesitate to eat from people who prepare food with long nails. Short nails are a requirement in many places based on good food safety practices. That's my input.
I think people always have things to say when they won’t even do these things themselves. I think you look fine. No need to change anything keep up the great work.❤❤
Ify doesn't has to wear hair net, apron she not inside a restaurant when ify at home cooking for her own daily families members & friends ! Ify not catering for whom ever making those negative comments most of all ify nails nails are fine its ify free will..whom ever made these comments fine urself a life focus why be jealousy over ify hair, nails & clothing ify not employed as ur nanny nor house cook nor slave what a hater😮😊😅😂🎉❤
I don't wear an apron or scarf when cooking. Honestly speaking I have not seen anything inappropriate if you wear it or not, what works for Mrs A might not work for Mrs B. Just be yourself and keep cooking good meals.
Hi all, I may agree it is okay because we are all culprits in these practices, but as models and professionals, we must be honest with ourselves. I see cooking with long polished nails without gloves as unhygienic because of its polymer compounds and chemicals such as acrylic polymer, methacrylate are toxic when ingested. ( homogenized with alcohol/ spirit like ethyl acetate to give it a life span and lush) When in contact with other chemicals or substance like water, hot food , steam, vapour dissolves gradually into our food and system unnoticed. . Nail polish has nitrocellulose (film forming polymer), this is dissolve in ethyl acetate or butyl acetate (spirit) too. Gel nail polish has plasticizer, methacrylate compounds and photoinitiator etc. So I'm just creating awareness as a polymer Engineer for our assimilation and caution. I would have highlighted more but you look up these chemicals and their effects. Peace and Blessings.
It's your food. Your kitchen. So what does it matter? You aren't feeding the people that comment, so it's none of their business. You could get flour all over you, but they aren't washing your clothes. You could get a hair in your food, but they aren't eating it. You do you. Ignore the haters. They would find something else to complain about anyway. You can't worry about what haters say. Your food looks delicious, and I would have no problem eating anything you make.
In most homes in my home country in west Africa, women dont really wear apron to cook . They will wear a house clothes to cook and change to a nice one to serve and eat with the kids and husband. That is the way a grew up. Apron was more like a decoration in the kitchen
You can’t please all the people all the time. Some people are just negative. Instead of learning and enjoying the are of your cooking, you are looking for reasons to criticize. You ask the right questions. Does RR wear a cap on her shoes? Julia Child might have loved her apron, but it was her personal preference. Their cooking was done in a studio. One love.
It’s crazy they are saying all these things. Do they cut their nails or wear an apron. Or put on hair ties at home. I don’t but I have a restaurant and I wear those items because it’s a regulation that do so. But the health department has never asked me to cut my nails, or wear an apron . Just hair nets.. that’s it so I see nothing wrong with your environment and I enjoy watching your videos.. continue the good job. May God continue to bless you
They want to disturb my Ify... The truth is that your cooking style is relatable to us. We like you like this. 70% of us cook like this. Don't feel pressured to do what you are not comfortable with.
The three comments you mentioned are the HYGIENE REQUIREMENTS expected of anyone working in kitchen of a Restaurant, Hotel, or preparing FOOD. You are not expected to abide by the HYGIENE requirements if you cook at home or by yourself.
I don't do any of those things either & I'm pretty sure you do the same things I do: If I spill something on my clothes, no problem, I'm putting them in the wash when I'm done anyway. I wash my hands & scrub my long, manicured nails before I start cooking & I wash & scrub them after I'm done. I don't wear a hair covering when I'm cooking at home & I've never seen professional chefs or social media cooks doing so either. Don't let anyone steal your joy in creating your videos.
Honey, don't even stress it doesn't matter what you do, people will always have something to say. You are amazing so please ignore the hater's. I'm your supporter from the U.S. and I'm learning so much from you.
You are awesome the way u do things ...i looove ur cooking and how you explain it .❤....it's about food not you....those who wear are chefs at a restaurant not home...
Sweet darling....keep doing the good job 😍😘😚😙😗👍👍👍. For a professional chef or health personal knows you are just ignoring some hygiene principles. And because what you do is more like a hubby and you cook small portion meal,if you cook large meals for 8 hours a day and 6 days a week, definitely you will need a Apron, head cover and keep short nails for convenience. Apron , head cover, short clean nails is all about personal hygiene. The camera reveal your personality and millions all over the world is watching. Be Bless
I don't think it's for the camera but doing what is right expecially wen it's comes to food... I watched one of your vid where you had your natural nails those hands looks perfect, like beautifully created.
Just learn and follow her method of cooking, do not mind how she does it, afterall,she is not in a restaurant selling the food nor even you complaining is not going to eat the food. Just watch and learn the process. If she is invited to cook in an ocasión,she will definitely do those,for now she is in her private house. Peace!
Truthfully speaking, I don't always wear an apron, cover my hair nor keep my nails short when I cook... I sometimes even forget I own an apron. Thanks for the easy pie recipe... Will be sure to give it a try❤❤❤
Even if I wear aprons or tie scalfs in my kitchen, it is none of my business telling someone else to do same. Do what you are comfortable with. We love you. ❤️
Those comments are true. These are cooking ethics. I was taught by my mum to always wear apron and cover hair. For me, you can cook without apron and covering hair but you see that nails is very bad for a cook or a chef. You are to obèy the kitchen rules because you are a kitchen content creator. Simple truth.
I think the hair and nails issue is because of sanitary concerns. I wouldn't really be concerned about looks myself. I dont wear an apron when I cook either 🤷♂️
Well for me I wear an apron when I do plenty cooking or I'm dressed to go out but that's a personal choice. I don't cover my hair ever, and my nails are relatively short so it doesn't count. Do what you are comfortable with in your house.
You Do What You Want in Your Kitchen, I 💕 your videos Sis❤, To the ppl that said Cut your nails, wear an Apron and cover your hair, Stop! Trying to Control how ppl do Their Own Videos! If you Don't Like it, Make Your Own Videos!
Those comments are from someone who is trying to apply public food handler laws to the individual in their own kitchen....doesn't apply!!!!!. Am loving those fried pies..yum!!! Aa
My comment is there are a lot of people who cant mind their own bussiness- i only look for content that is upbeat, useful or entertaining and if i dont like what im watching then i only give my opinion if they ask for it or i just switch off. I was hoping you would have the ingredients in the description- its hard to not be bothered by people- but just choose to anyway.
Lol A professional chef who doesn't understand why aprons are worn in the kitchen. Sis, you suppose just keep quiet . The day you accidentally spill red oil on a white blouse, you'll understand.
All those are kitchen Ethics,But if you're comfortable without using hair coverage,Apron and long fixed Nails you can as well continue without Bothering to Undergo all of that😊
I thought aprons were so that YOU don’t get YOUR clothes stained. So if you like palm oil and tomato all over your cloth, who’s business!?? Lool. The comments are wild though, because you’re literally cooking privately. Or am I missing something? Are people eating your meals from their phones now?? 😮😅😅 People always talk! It’s sad. But has come to be the reality.
It's about being around food. I have seen hair fall out of my head. It's about being sanitary around food. The apron is for protection. The long nails is a no no
I think it's nonesense! If you were a chef cooking for commercial purposes, then those public health rules would apply. But since it's your home, please DO YOU. The world will adjust. Some people are just jealous coz they can't maintain such long nails while cooking. Infact some men don't believe a lady with such long nails can cook or clean 🤣🤣🤣
Those are excellent counter questions. Because people in their homes don't cut their nails and don't put on headscarves when they're cooking in their own kitchens.
I do wear a bonnet to keep my hair out of the way. I don’t don’t tell others what to do in their own space. It’s to each individual own. Everyone’s background is different….
@@cecestyme8014 Correct. Everyone's background is different. I've been in so many different homes while people prepare food. Virtually all of them are relaxed...they trust their own environments, food and tools to be clean and safe.
Ils cuisinent pour eux pas pour les autres....😂😂
I personally don't wear nails anyways. I prefer short nails for hygiene
@@cecestyme8014why are you lying bcz you don't do that all the time
All I know is that when you broke that pie; I forgot about those comments 🤣🤣🤣
😂😂😂😂😂😂😂 Lord Jezos
@@chanorou2075 Yes, I watch her because I enjoy watching her. How she chooses to dress is not my business. I just love her cooking, her stories and just like her as a person. When she broke that pie. I was like boy that reminds me of long ago. You dig.
End of discussion 😂😂
@@adenikealuko3963 Thank you.
Same here, the end justifies all
I don’t do any of that nor does my mom and aunts. You are perfectly fine just the way you are doing thing! 😊
I totally agree. Do what works for you. There's people that are chronic complainers. Nothing anyone does will EVER be good enough for them. I stopped listening to opinionated people years ago. Also I have eliminated those people from my life 😊.
I wasn't the one that made those comments however, please permit me to respond to the comments.
I think the basic reasons for such comments may be:
1. Wearing an apron is just to protect your dress from getting stained during cooking.
2. Covering your hair with a scarf is to prevent falling hairs from getting into the food you are making
3. Cutting your finger nails is to prevent you from getting injured when kneading, give you a better grip of kitchen utensils and also to prevent food particles from getting stuck in your finger nails.
I think these are just kitchen ethics and safety measures 😊😊😊
You're right but realistically, if you wear long nails, you can't cut it because you'll be in front of the camera. Lastly, even chefs don't wear caps unless they're in their restaurants else in videos such as these, it's cool. The apron isn't a big deal either. But your points again are valid.
Well Ify, people appreciate you, that's why ...and seeing you as a Kitchen Guru, they think you should bring on the table/ exemplify all the etiquette required in the kitchen from the looks to the prep to ensure food safety and such like. No jokes, but in a meal once prepared by a chef we engaged as a family for an occasion, we found a full finger nail in the food. We've not used that Chef again, no never. So well, I think it's more from a positive perspective when such comments are made. Well done Ify for your lovely recipes.
I really hate how people like to dampen the spirits of other people. One thing I learnt was even if you drink water, people will still complain that you're chewing too loudly.
The issue is in real life, 99% of those criticising you dont have anything going on for them like you do.
I cook without an apron or headcover and definitely wear long nails because I'm comfortable cooking with it.
Madam please ignore them, they will still talk even if you start using an apron or headcover saying that it's not colourful enough
😍😂
Very true
The end product silences all questions. Yummy
Mike Tyson once said, and I'm Paraphrasing. "..Man the internet has made it easier for people to be disrespectful because you can't punch them on the face." I totally share his sentiments. People are just mad weird on the internet. Do your thing just as you are mama. We love you. ❤🙌🏾
I love your videos. I am watching you all the way from Baltimore MD in the USA. My beautiful African sister it sounds like people are hating on you. Keep making your wonderful videos where I can learn about the mother land and all of its beautiful cuisine. 😘
Ify we love you and appreciate what you do. The truth is one, ever job/ work has ethics , cooking or being a chef has it ethics, wearing white uniform, a head cover and apron is for a reason not fashion. white to maintain hygiene, head cover to prevent hair getting into you food and apron to protect your clothes. At home we ignore all this rules becouse no one will qurred such actions but in a food factory or standard restaurant where you are paying huge amount of money for a meal ...you will definitely expect professionalism and high lever hygiene which includes clean and short nails.
If you was a chef in the work place nails would have to be short. But what you do in your home is your business long as your nails don't fall in the food and choke nobody 😊
Mama Ify most people don't do these things they're telling you, for real........don't mind them, you're really excellent at what you do. Personally I appreciate it because you're free and fun when you do your stuff.
Ify, I followed the instructions on the milk soaked red meat and cooked for my husband, the stew is delicious 😋my hubby asked what I did, thanks for sharing.
What kind of milk to soak red meat in, can you text me back and let me know and i thank you in advance
Wow! Please could you share the details? Thank you
I am really grateful ma for your consistency, my name is Obinna Emmanuel Akunne from FUT Minna in Nigeria state. I have really improved my cooking journey. I also follow all your videos. Much love nne ❤❤🔥🔥
Those COMMENTS ARE FROM JEALOUS HATERS. IGNORE THOSE CRAZY HATERS.
I really enjoy watching you cooking!
Just do what works for you lol. Am I supposed to take off my nails because I’m cooking 😂. Only thing I’d be concerned about is my hair getting in my food though
Nails can get in good to if they break just like hair can get in your food to.
@@rebeccasingletary4615 very different but I get you. Acrylics just don’t “break” in your food lol. Unlike hair that can get in the way….
Putting on apron is just for the protection of your clothes, so you don’t soil them, putting in a cap is not for the camera but for the purpose of hygiene, nobody wants hair in their food or pastry, I’ve seen a few.
I really love this cus everyone behaves like you can't fry meatpie. I'll try this, thanks❤
Please don't listen to haters, na dem dey overdo
No matter what you do, some people out there are always on the negative sides. You are not in any cooking class with anyone! More so, you are not cooking for them to eat.
Never mind them, you are doing a great work.
Maame Dufie somewhere is doing her something 😂
Your cooking environment is very neat and you do your cooking meticulously, well done Ma . ❤
Please we need the description of this recipe, only
I am not watching the comment , just liking the recipe looks delicious . Thank you for sharing.❤🙏🏿💕
You look fine don’t worry about what people say
This is a classic way to address the comments. Love it, sis❤❤
I had not even noticed any of the 3 comments mentioned. I used to focus more on your nice presentations & the recipes. You are just fine to me ❤🎉.
I really like your cooking
GURL YOU ARE STUNNING DON'T LISTEN TO THOSE HATERS☺️☺️
I was just watching you cooking. Am definately going to try. Please ignore joy killers. We love you how you are. Thanks for sharing lfy.
❤❤❤❤🙌🏾🙏🏽🙏🏽
U r ecstatic d way u r n d content is d key lead.. awesome
Hi Ify, I have watched very many of your videos, and I must say you are an amazing cook. Well, personally not putting on a scarf or apron or not covering the hair as you make food for your family is totally fine. However, I have noticed that, if the hair is not covered, it tends to carry the aroma of the food you are cooking, imagine if it's a native soup, omo!...lol, you won't like the smell of the hair later after it has mixed with sweat .Also, depending on the hair, you might want to cover because of hair particles entering the food. So, yes, I think it's idle to cover the hair. But for nails , depends on if you can handle long nails, and you cook neatly, because of germs that can be harbored under the nails. Then for the apron, I don't think it's necessary...lol, the cloth will still be dirty regardless, except of cause you need the apron pockets!...lol
Wearing a hairnet is important as hair
has a way to get into food. Long nails are pretty but really not sanitary. It traps a lot of bad microorganisms. I hesitate to eat from people who prepare food with long nails. Short nails are a requirement in many places based on good food safety practices. That's my input.
I think people always have things to say when they won’t even do these things themselves. I think you look fine. No need to change anything keep up the great work.❤❤
Are these similar to beef Patties? These looks great ❤
Ify doesn't has to wear hair net, apron she not inside a restaurant when ify at home cooking for her own daily families members & friends ! Ify not catering for whom ever making those negative comments most of all ify nails nails are fine its ify free will..whom ever made these comments fine urself a life focus why be jealousy over ify hair, nails & clothing ify not employed as ur nanny nor house cook nor slave what a hater😮😊😅😂🎉❤
Honey Chile, you do you. The main ones complaining are haters. No one wears aprons, cut nails or wear a head net. Unless you cooking in a restaurant 😊
I don't wear an apron or scarf when cooking. Honestly speaking I have not seen anything inappropriate if you wear it or not, what works for Mrs A might not work for Mrs B. Just be yourself and keep cooking good meals.
🥰🥰🥰
Hi all, I may agree it is okay because we are all culprits in these practices, but as models and professionals, we must be honest with ourselves. I see cooking with long polished nails without gloves as unhygienic because of its polymer compounds and chemicals such as acrylic polymer, methacrylate are toxic when ingested. ( homogenized with alcohol/ spirit like ethyl acetate to give it a life span and lush)
When in contact with other chemicals or substance like water, hot food , steam, vapour dissolves gradually into our food and system unnoticed. .
Nail polish has nitrocellulose (film forming polymer), this is dissolve in ethyl acetate or butyl acetate (spirit) too.
Gel nail polish has plasticizer, methacrylate compounds and photoinitiator etc.
So I'm just creating awareness as a polymer Engineer for our assimilation and caution. I would have highlighted more but you look up these chemicals and their effects.
Peace and Blessings.
It's your food. Your kitchen. So what does it matter? You aren't feeding the people that comment, so it's none of their business. You could get flour all over you, but they aren't washing your clothes. You could get a hair in your food, but they aren't eating it. You do you. Ignore the haters. They would find something else to complain about anyway. You can't worry about what haters say. Your food looks delicious, and I would have no problem eating anything you make.
In most homes in my home country in west Africa, women dont really wear apron to cook .
They will wear a house clothes to cook and change to a nice one to serve and eat with the kids and husband.
That is the way a grew up.
Apron was more like a decoration in the kitchen
Hygiene is important when it comes to food. It's an industry. Wear correctly. 😅
Well for me I think is the long nails in terms of hygiene. If not you are perfectly alright.
My sister, don't wear an apron, dont cover your hair and keep your nails if you want to. Don't mind the HATERS! ❤❤❤
At least you are clean and your Kitchen is beautiful and the food looks yummy keep up that good cooking ❤❤❤❤
Sis... some people are NEGATIVE 😞so continue to WIN doing You🌞
Those are helpful standards when you’re cooking in the restaurant
You are fine the way you are. This is not a restaurant ❤😂
You can’t please all the people all the time. Some people are just negative. Instead of learning and enjoying the are of your cooking, you are looking for reasons to criticize. You ask the right questions. Does RR wear a cap on her shoes? Julia Child might have loved her apron, but it was her personal preference. Their cooking was done in a studio. One love.
It’s crazy they are saying all these things. Do they cut their nails or wear an apron. Or put on hair ties at home. I don’t but I have a restaurant and I wear those items because it’s a regulation that do so. But the health department has never asked me to cut my nails, or wear an apron . Just hair nets.. that’s it so I see nothing wrong with your environment and I enjoy watching your videos.. continue the good job. May God continue to bless you
They want to disturb my Ify...
The truth is that your cooking style is relatable to us. We like you like this. 70% of us cook like this.
Don't feel pressured to do what you are not comfortable with.
Sis Ify don’t mind them it what makes you comfortable that you do as long as your recipes are good that enough
Mtcheeew! Don't mind them!Envy everywhere
Can u please give the filling recipe for the pies
It's very important.
The three comments you mentioned are the HYGIENE REQUIREMENTS expected of anyone working in kitchen of a Restaurant, Hotel, or preparing FOOD.
You are not expected to abide by the HYGIENE requirements if you cook at home or by yourself.
I don't do any of those things either & I'm pretty sure you do the same things I do:
If I spill something on my clothes, no problem, I'm putting them in the wash when I'm done anyway.
I wash my hands & scrub my long, manicured nails before I start cooking & I wash & scrub them after I'm done.
I don't wear a hair covering when I'm cooking at home & I've never seen professional chefs or social media cooks doing so either.
Don't let anyone steal your joy in creating your videos.
My Honest and sincere opinion is that Kneading with long nails is not cool though.
We've been eating fried one and it's the most delicious until the oven roast came. It's like eating fried potatoes and boiled ones, you can't compare
Your kitchen, your rules, the people making these comments need to sit down, we all do as we please in our own kitchens.
I like the way you do things ❤️ Yummy 💃💃
You doing a great job keep up the good work 😚❤. ALL the way from Dayton Ohio.
Honey, don't even stress it doesn't matter what you do, people will always have something to say. You are amazing so please ignore the hater's. I'm your supporter from the U.S. and I'm learning so much from you.
Sister Ify just let them know you are only cooking for your family and they are not complaining😂❤
You are awesome the way u do things ...i looove ur cooking and how you explain it .❤....it's about food not you....those who wear are chefs at a restaurant not home...
Sweet darling....keep doing the good job 😍😘😚😙😗👍👍👍. For a professional chef or health personal knows you are just ignoring some hygiene principles. And because what you do is more like a hubby and you cook small portion meal,if you cook large meals for 8 hours a day and 6 days a week, definitely you will need a Apron, head cover and keep short nails for convenience. Apron , head cover, short clean nails is all about personal hygiene. The camera reveal your personality and millions all over the world is watching. Be Bless
I don't think it's for the camera but doing what is right expecially wen it's comes to food... I watched one of your vid where you had your natural nails those hands looks perfect, like beautifully created.
Love your videos ❤
They told you this to stop cross contamination and to keep yourself clean
Just learn and follow her method of cooking, do not mind how she does it, afterall,she is not in a restaurant selling the food nor even you complaining is not going to eat the food. Just watch and learn the process. If she is invited to cook in an ocasión,she will definitely do those,for now she is in her private house. Peace!
You sre doing great! Keep it up!❤
Nice work Ify
Thank you🥰
I like your videos, can I have measurements for the ingredients
I love meat pies, Scottish, Jamaican and Spanish
Please after butter what did you put next🙏😢
To where an apron prevent your clothes from getting dirty. Cover hair it prevents hair going into food
Ify you doinnn it right💕💕💕💕💕💕💕💕 love your videos!
Truthfully speaking, I don't always wear an apron, cover my hair nor keep my nails short when I cook... I sometimes even forget I own an apron.
Thanks for the easy pie recipe... Will be sure to give it a try❤❤❤
Even if I wear aprons or tie scalfs in my kitchen, it is none of my business telling someone else to do same. Do what you are comfortable with. We love you. ❤️
What are the ingredients
I just wanted to know the filling....it overall looked SCRUMPTIOUS!
Those comments are true.
These are cooking ethics. I was taught by my mum to always wear apron and cover hair.
For me, you can cook without apron and covering hair but you see that nails is very bad for a cook or a chef.
You are to obèy the kitchen rules because you are a kitchen content creator.
Simple truth.
My dear I've been waiting for this video for a long time, thanks darling
I think the hair and nails issue is because of sanitary concerns. I wouldn't really be concerned about looks myself. I dont wear an apron when I cook either 🤷♂️
Wearing an Apron protect your dress from unnecessary stain from what you are cooking,
It is Proper
It is Professional
Well for me I wear an apron when I do plenty cooking or I'm dressed to go out but that's a personal choice.
I don't cover my hair ever, and my nails are relatively short so it doesn't count.
Do what you are comfortable with in your house.
Just do you.. you're a professional, if something is not right you would know❤
And I think your nails are lovely 💅😍
You Do What You Want in Your Kitchen, I 💕 your videos Sis❤, To the ppl that said Cut your nails, wear an Apron and cover your hair, Stop! Trying to Control how ppl do Their Own Videos! If you Don't Like it, Make Your Own Videos!
Those comments are from someone who is trying to apply public food handler laws to the individual in their own kitchen....doesn't apply!!!!!. Am loving those fried pies..yum!!!
Aa
My comment is there are a lot of people who cant mind their own bussiness- i only look for content that is upbeat, useful or entertaining and if i dont like what im watching then i only give my opinion if they ask for it or i just switch off. I was hoping you would have the ingredients in the description- its hard to not be bothered by people- but just choose to anyway.
Lol
A professional chef who doesn't understand why aprons are worn in the kitchen. Sis, you suppose just keep quiet . The day you accidentally spill red oil on a white blouse, you'll understand.
I love it show me more places🥞🍗🌮🌮
Those people are simply jealous and HAVE to find a way to discredit you in some way.
💞🤤🥵😳😲👍👩🧑🎓this looks delicious
I love your voice ma’am
Do they tell Martha Stewart to cover her hair when she cooks stfu
Ify you an amazing woman
I love your cooking sessions I learnt a new skills at all times with you
All those are kitchen Ethics,But if you're comfortable without using hair coverage,Apron and long fixed Nails you can as well continue without Bothering to Undergo all of that😊
I thought aprons were so that YOU don’t get YOUR clothes stained.
So if you like palm oil and tomato all over your cloth, who’s business!?? Lool.
The comments are wild though, because you’re literally cooking privately. Or am I missing something? Are people eating your meals from their phones now?? 😮😅😅
People always talk! It’s sad. But has come to be the reality.
It's about being around food. I have seen hair fall out of my head. It's about being sanitary around food. The apron is for protection. The long nails is a no no
I think it's nonesense!
If you were a chef cooking for commercial purposes, then those public health rules would apply. But since it's your home, please DO YOU. The world will adjust.
Some people are just jealous coz they can't maintain such long nails while cooking. Infact some men don't believe a lady with such long nails can cook or clean 🤣🤣🤣
Bless You ❤🙏