I am a mother of six little girls I love in America and we don't have half of the ingredients you have but I love your show I love how attentive you are out of your family I love the fact that your food is exquisite me and my daughter sometimes watch it together
Just find an african store in your city. Most of the time they carry Ghanaian and Nigerian ingredients for some of these local dishes or even try the Hispanic stores as well.
My mum made this for us growing up, with palm oil and crayfish, during the Sapa era, funny how I had an inspiration to recreate it last week but with my culinary experience now. I will still do my own variation soon enough. Nice one Sisi yemmie
This is our popular dish growing up and she just updated it with more goodies!!!! Keep RIP mom for am proud of you . Thank you for the updated version.
I have never seen garri jollof looking so serious like this before. Whenever I want to eat garri jollof, I just add stew to it. But this is amazing, so much effort to bring this to live. Omo food dey oo
Ayisiri you are right learning about frying garri with salt onion and palm oil in 1988 from cousin when I went to live with them in Zaria north of Nigeria 🇳🇬 Though she school at calabar girl school then ,May be that's where learned from as a student. I even made for children too. But this one sis yemi did is another level with all assorted things Good job
Wow, I should try this! My husband loves garri so I'm sure he'll like another version too. Yes Sisiyemmie! Please make more meal idea videos like this one.
I am doing this most definitely anytime soon but not sure to spice up with all you used. I will go basic just to feel what l felt eating this as a child. Thanks for this video .
... I like the way you made it into a complete meal with the fish and veggies...looks so yummy will try it..not a naija typical but hopefully my family will enjoy it. 🌻
Wow! Simply incredible Sisi ! 😁😅 I never saw or ate this before. Thank you for enlightening me about this. I’ll definitely be trying it out. Cheers Sisi ❤👍
You inspired the cooking me in me. I hate spending so much to cook healthy and delicious meals. You are so genuine sis and I'm definitely gonna try this @sisyemmie
This seems to be a modern "jazzy " variation of what is called farofa back in the day in Lagos Island quarters, in the Latin quarters. But it was flavoured and cooked with seafood stock only. That is stock or broth from boiled prawns and crab . All the sweetcorn and vegetables is the jazzy part
One-sided sound! I use my earpiece all the time when watching youtube videos and I noticed that this video's sound isn't balanced on both channels. It alternates between balanced and unbalanced, I hope you fix it.
I wish I had a beautiful and talented woman like you as my wife instead. My wife cannot cook anything and only suggest mcdonald if she is going to provide a meal.
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Am a Nigerian but Ave never seen this in my life while growing up,well done sisiyemi.
I am a mother of six little girls I love in America and we don't have half of the ingredients you have but I love your show I love how attentive you are out of your family I love the fact that your food is exquisite me and my daughter sometimes watch it together
Yes we do have those ingredients, where in America do u resides?
Thanks so much
Just find an african store in your city. Most of the time they carry Ghanaian and Nigerian ingredients for some of these local dishes or even try the Hispanic stores as well.
Even Walmart carries a lot of African Ingredients these days (you can order online)
Gosh! Didn't know this was a thing too. Nigerians are indeed creative with any ingredients
It's so good! And yes we are!
Lol Ghanaians call this Gari fotor! We put corned beef in ours. It's so good 🤤🤤🤤
My mum made this for us growing up, with palm oil and crayfish, during the Sapa era, funny how I had an inspiration to recreate it last week but with my culinary experience now. I will still do my own variation soon enough. Nice one Sisi yemmie
Oh wow!
This is our popular dish growing up and she just updated it with more goodies!!!!
Keep RIP mom for am proud of you .
Thank you for the updated version.
Thank you so much
Heavenly Father I pray that you keep the person reading this alive, safe, healthy and financially blessed Amen 🙌🙏
Amen
I have never seen garri jollof looking so serious like this before. Whenever I want to eat garri jollof, I just add stew to it. But this is amazing, so much effort to bring this to live. Omo food dey oo
Ayisiri you are right learning about frying garri with salt onion and palm oil in 1988 from cousin when I went to live with them in Zaria north of Nigeria 🇳🇬 Though she school at calabar girl school then ,May be that's where learned from as a student. I even made for children too. But this one sis yemi did is another level with all assorted things Good job
Thanks for sharing
We ate this a lot growing up when things were tough 😢
Wow Ghanaians make this meal too. We call it garifortor. This looks really yummy Sisi!
Thanks for watching
I use to make this only with palm oil , pepper and onions, but now I have just learnt an updated way, thanks Sisi
My pleasure 😊
Wow my first time seeing garri jollof. The end result looks exactly like couscous. So yummy serving it with the pen fried fish
Thank you so much
Never heard or tried jollof garri before, really interesting,thank you for enlightening us as usual Sisi. See you soon 😘
Wow, I should try this! My husband loves garri so I'm sure he'll like another version too.
Yes Sisiyemmie! Please make more meal idea videos like this one.
More to come!
So pretty...... modern version of what northern Nigerians call Kwado.
Abincin boarding school 😅😅(Boarding school meal)
@@rachelowoyele5257 😂😂 haka fa.
It definitely looks like cous cous
Never heard nor seen this in my life😆😆😆...WOW!
Wow... Lovely idea...... I'll try this
Growing up, it is something we play with. We do ours with palm oil l, pepper and salt. Love this variation. Will try it. Weldon Sisiyemi
I am doing this most definitely anytime soon but not sure to spice up with all you used. I will go basic just to feel what l felt eating this as a child. Thanks for this video .
... I like the way you made it into a complete meal with the fish and veggies...looks so yummy will try it..not a naija typical but hopefully my family will enjoy it. 🌻
Wow! Simply incredible Sisi ! 😁😅 I never saw or ate this before. Thank you for enlightening me about this. I’ll definitely be trying it out. Cheers Sisi ❤👍
We used to make a much simpler version of this in boarding school, called gusgus.
Well done sis Yemie for your version! It looks delish 😋
Never heard of this, would love to try it..
Waww..first time I'm hearing of garri jollof
You inspired the cooking me in me. I hate spending so much to cook healthy and delicious meals. You are so genuine sis and I'm definitely gonna try this @sisyemmie
This is interesting. I've never heard of this dish. Definitely trying this
Wow never saw this before!! Sisi your cooking is Next Level! Been following you for years! Love from 🇨🇲😊
Thank you so much 🤗 mwaaah!
Have never heard of garri jollof, am going to try it. Thank you for sharing this hidden recipe.
My pleasure 😊
I have never seen this before oooooo. Thanks for sharing sisi yemi, please do another recipe with Quinoa too.
Sure 😊
Your kitchen is ❤❤❤beautiful.
Wow this is another meal idea. Thanks for sharing..
Hey sisiyemmie ❤️
I'm your biggest fan
This looks delicious sis, thanks for sharing.
I swear I didn't know Nigerians eat this meal as well. We have quite a lot of meals in common
The end result looks so tantalising. My first time of seeing this though. I'll definitely try it
We called it Kwado in secondary school (boarding house favourite) 😋 loved it.
Thank you for the recipe Your video is very interesting Your video makes me hungry😋💯👍👍👍👍
Awwww i love it so much thanks dear for this delicious ice cream🎉🎉🎉
I think Ghanians call it Garri Fotor...or something like that...well done Sisi Yemmie
This reminds me so much of my childhood chai!!!!!
Garri jollof 😳 wow
This looks so yummy, definitely going to try it. Thank you Sisi Yemmi
My pleasure 😊
This seems to be a modern "jazzy " variation of what is called farofa back in the day in Lagos Island quarters, in the Latin quarters. But it was flavoured and cooked with seafood stock only. That is stock or broth from boiled prawns and crab .
All the sweetcorn and vegetables is the jazzy part
First time I'm seeing garri jellof
I like it ehh still make up till date, but will try this method soon
Yes another video
Wow! That looks delectable!
Looks good 🎉
Why have i never heard of this, even as an Ijebu person 😩😩. This is unbelievable I'm still speechless
You cooks are nice
Thanks for bringing this dish to the table. Looks unresistable 😋😋😋😋 can't wait to try it out
Hope you enjoy
Never knew this kind of meal existed, now that I do, I wish to unknow it...
Looks delicious! Thank you very much for the recipe!
My pleasure 😊
I really love this dish 😋😋😋... love from Ghana 🇬🇭
Thanks for watching
@@SisiYemmieTV ...my pleasure 🙏🏾
Nice one
Growing up in Lagos, we call it farofa.
Good evening ,ma. Do you take student or do you create online classes?
I thought it was a joke .... like seriously
Interesting
Brazilians call this farofa
Dinner done set😂😂😂
I love garri Jollof! ❤❤❤
This looks delicious 😋
It was!
More videos please
People have been making garri Jollof e reach sisi Yemmie’s turn she turn am to fried rice ehhhhhh 😂
Looking delicious 😋
This is Gari fotor in Ghana❤❤
First here ooo
Gari fortor
Wooooooooow
I have never heard of this in my life.
In hausa we call it kwado
One-sided sound!
I use my earpiece all the time when watching youtube videos and I noticed that this video's sound isn't balanced on both channels.
It alternates between balanced and unbalanced, I hope you fix it.
Drink enough water after eating this to avoid constipation
We Ghanaians call this Garifortor
Ah jellof what bikonu
Never seen this in my life and im Nigerian. I don't knw if garri hardness I can't understand
Look at this delicious goodness 😋😋😋😋😋 thank you sis
Not sure I can eat this
I wish I had a beautiful and talented woman like you as my wife instead. My wife cannot cook anything and only suggest mcdonald if she is going to provide a meal.
Uncle teach her nau …. and make it fun while you are at it. Ok ✅👍
This ghana garri fortor
This is ghaneen and togolese well none food