Keke isite | Polynesian round doughnuts| Tongan recipe
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- Опубликовано: 29 авг 2024
- A famous treat served in the islands of the South Pacific. Keke isite is a round doughnut that is eaten by many pacific islanders. Many have grown seeing their aunts, mothers, grandmas or family members prepare this signature dish, and now I'm happy to share with you how to make it. I enjoyed a bite of the keke site, which reminded me of home. Definitely bringing a taste of the South Pacific. Hope you all enjoy!!!
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Ingredients:
1 cup warm water
1 teaspoon yeast
4 tablespoon sugar
2 1/2 cup flour (sifted)
1/4 cup sugar
Add 3 1/2 cup canola oil into pot
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Music: Te Noo Nei Au
in africa we call this puff puff .. so interesting to see how different cultures eat the same things
Are there any differences between the two recipes or methods?
Did you get my text? Well you didn’t text me back no not at all
I know, right? I think we can globally agree that fried dough is one of the best culinary inventions ever. I'm going to look up puff puff now.
Many cultures have similar foods tbh
Say in Nigeria it’s called puff puff… every African country has their name for it.
Tongan donuts and RaroTongan music in the background!! What a nice combination..
Lol thanks!
Haha! Kiwi watching from China. They make the same donuts here too. I actually searched "Samoan donuts" into RUclips because it was a Samoan place in Otahuhu where I had them.
The many things I took for granted was not learning how to make this from my father. Time to cook some for my kid's and grandchildren 🤙🏾🤟🏾💚🇹🇴
First of all thank you so much! I’ve come across a lot of keke isite videos and I just needed help with one specific instruction and that was how to form the dough in your hand and put it into the oil!! That has helped me a lot and I can’t wait to make
I love seeing other ways to make it, my family do have our own recipe of the keke but the method of how she squeezed it into the pan is the same way my grandma taught me. Love this!
This was one of my favorite things growing up ❤️🇹🇴
Omg we make this in Fiji too u can also add ripe bananas so good
I was looking for this recipe for ages nd finally found it..Thank you so much
No problem 😄
Man use to love it wen mum use to make them
Thanks for the recipe 😍 lockdown got me making this rn lol
Made these the other day, thanks for sharing the recipe! That smell of them cooking, brought back some early memories watching Aunties make these. The rest of us kids would help by mixing batter and get a few!😂 By itself or with butter and cocoa its the best! ❤
I haven't had some of these in so long! I miss it. I used to rent a room from a Togan family and every once in a while they'd make this. It was so good! Do you happen to know what this drink (they never told me the name of it) where you use shredded fruit and coconut milk?
Yes it's called otai 😊
Love your cakes very ease to make .now l try make some.
i'm Samoan and I love this
Definitely needed this recipe since we are going into Winter. Malo aupito
TinyTeddy Tiny jjjhhukijjm
Thank you for this I will try it
Hey I'm trying to cook it for the first time hopefully come out good results 😅
Man haven't had that in awhile! And congratz on the 1k subs! 👍
Aw thanks!! 😊
Just made some for my family Mālo aupito!
These are so tasty 😋
They taste sooo good with coconut and banana
Yes it does. Will definitely make one with those included
Oh my god I would have never thought that sounds amazing
Interesting listening to that song my dad is a Polynesian Hawaiian and I wonder I know in Hawaiian noho means sit down kuiluna means stand up I wonder if they were talking about Tahitian dance when they ami down to the ground and then stand up all the time shaking it in Hawaii on the island of Kauai in Lihue they hold the Tahiti fete and all my life living in Hawaii and being half Hawaiian I only understand some Hawaiian most Polynesians look down on us for not knowing our own language but what they don’t know is that in the past our culture and language was banned if we were to even enter a church or be baptized we had to have a English name it’s so sad that’s why I love watching Māori and Samoan videos because I see a lot of similarities in our cultures all I know is what my puna taught me and my kumu and my dad bits and pieces but still there
Set aside for 1 or 2 hrs ,, 🙁 I’m hungry NOW!!! I guess I’m driving down the road to lolas island shop
Mmmm💚Yummy
Thank You for sharing.
Sending Love from Niue
Panikeke 😍 Samoan version
Malasadas Hawaiian/Portuguese version.
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Ifo atu ❤❤❤❤
Mea fakatupu ua kai tama ♥️♥️♥️ofa atu
How do you make island steam pudding,my friend from Samoan gave me a excellent recipe but I've lost it!!!
ruclips.net/video/-cQwa90ue9g/видео.html&frags=pl%2Cwn here's the link on the steam pudding
Yum
Liiiitttttttttttttt no wife so I gotta make this myself lmao
Very good delicius #gachamovie #caffeejuicereceitafacil #tvbrasil #prayers
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malo aupito 😍🇹🇴
Throw an some Oreos in there and ouuuua 🇹🇴
Do you have any videos of drinks made? My step daughter is missing things from her home and I want to give her some comfort. Something like otai? I'm sorry I have no names and was just looking in the comments. Just made her some Keke but im sure she wouldn't mind something delicious to wash it down with ^.^
Of course, there's 2 videos of watermelon & mango otai. You can check the videos on my channel.
Heyy does i still work if i use wheat flour instead??
it will but it might taste different
@@TasteoftheSouthpacific thank you!!
ifo keke isite ifo ifo
Does it have to be a certain Yeast?
No
Plain flower or Self Raising?
I used plain flour
@@TasteoftheSouthpacific thank you, mine looked like taro but that's okay
Just managed to get the Tongan recipe off google
Siaha meau te tonati. Mahara roa iau to matou Nena Wait. Kia Orana.
Whatz Tha Song Called I keep forgetting Too Download it
Te Noo Nei Au
Meitaki
malo
Malo aupito for this! My grandma use to make this & this was one of the many things I wish I learned to make that she made for me. Now I can try. Puteni & faikakai next on my list.
Omg thank you so much for this been looking for someone to put up a video of how to make keke isite.. 🇹🇴🇹🇴😍😍😍
Thanks! Let me know how yours turn out
I'm eating keke isites as I'm watching this! Yasssss
Awesome thanks for the video I can finally make my Tongan hubby some keke isite 😍
Keke was my fav snack when i was 6,im 9 and it still is!
Thank you for the video!! Now I can make some lol 💙💙💙
Thanks so much been looking for this recepie from long time ❤️
You're very welcome 😄
I love them when you add bananas. 🍌🌴😊 just Subscibed.
Me too!!! I'll add it into my future recipes😄
Yummy, looks so easy to make..but I'm still to unco to try to make them
Lol I tried making this for my first time umm... Sooooooo not round ND perfect like yours 🤣 I'll keep trying tho lol Thank you for sharing your recipe 💖🤙 Mahaloz
Maybe your dough was too runny? If thats the case just add a bit more flour so it can be thick and hold its form. Also make sure your oil is hot enough when you throw the dough in. Let me know how it goes! If not dm me and I'll help you step by step.
@@TasteoftheSouthpacific Thank you I'm not sure what I did wrong, but my dough was bit thick so I added more water. I did fry in the pot, I think it's the way I put the cake in form like a flat oval shape instead of round
@@moanamafi9956 Ok, the consistency of your dough sounds about right, maybe to make it easier for you, let your dough be a little thick that way you can easily form the round shape when frying it.
I've noticed that a kuki song is playing just wondering if you know how to make the kuki donuts?
Not too sure what you mean by kuki doughnuts, but growing up I use to buy doughnuts that was similar to the keke isite and was covered with sugar (it was so good lol)
Meaning you are playing a cook island song henceforth the slang abbreviation kuki, so I'm saying would you have any idea as to how make cook island donuts? the best donuts ever lol
lol yes i do, I also grew up with eating loads of it back in Tonga. But we didn't refer to it as cook island doughnuts hence the confusion
OK so what do you know it as? cause everyone thats polynesian in Nz and Australia know exactly what cook island donuts are , not being a egg here just curious I'm guessing you live in the U.S
Oh don't worry, I just knew it as island doughnuts back home in Tonga
The 1-2 hr wait is daunting 😂
Could u make faiai fee? keep up the great recipes thank u
Thanks :) I will definitely keep that in my list of recipes to make.
Mmmm that woukd be a lovely Samoan dish to make I love fai'ai fe'e
Watched your video before going to sleep was a mistake. Why? Cause im making keke isite right now lol.
😂😂😂😂😂 I hope you enjoyed your mid night snack lol
Omg 😲
Ifo ifo atu
Who sings the song? Please someone out there tell me
Te Noo Nei Au by Sunset Special
these are very similar to Nigerian puff puffs
YUM!!! Gonna go over to my mums on Sunday so she can make me some, this and milo is better then sex haha jokes but it's pretty good.
I am really hope them hands are washing or cleaned up.
My hands are always washed and cleaned when cooking.
Samoan and Tongan have almost all the same food except like horse
Fesuiaiga Hwang , nah bruh, Tongans don't eat Mayonnaise with ice cream. 🍧
Lol. And Samoan, we had to stop to replenish the stock.lol. it was running low.
@@marcustuuhetoka1340 lmao who does that? I think that was just your friend alone that eats mayo with icecream.
Yeah this is almost exactly the same as the Samoan pagikeke
There's some slight differences between the two:
Tongan *Faikakai* (uses mahoa'a or mei) // Sāmoan *Fa'ausi* (uses kalo)
Tongan *Lū Pulu* (uses meat/fish) // Sāmoan *Palusami* (no meat/fish)
Tongan *Tōpai* (usually white in color) // Sāmoan *Kopai* (brown in color)
This is almost the exact same as the Samoan recipe pagikeke.
No... No to the hand all through the dough poor hygiene practice. On a lighter note looks yum
Kaide Porter that’s how it’s traditionally made
Thats how its made traditionally
then use a spoon, *idiot...* Just know that your keke won't be as round, though.
Kaide Porter Are you stupid?? You do realise that people need dough with their hands right?? *GTFOH*