its easy if your latinx from the Caribbean, we grow up eating and getting familiar with the flavors profiles and the subtle differences from each island
Yes because I have felt that watching other similar videos that it was harsh judgments only because it was not their recipe or it wasn't what one was accustomed to. I appreciate the respect and how they were relating to each other, Andromeda!!!
I swear y’all need to do more of us young folks. This probably one of the most respectful positive critiquing of other ppls food. And these girls are Latina through & through, they knew their Hispanic dishes
As a white Latina person here, (from Brazil) I can say, EVERYONE in Brazil eats rice and beans pretty much every day. No matter what social class you are, rich, poor, or your background, Asian Brazilians for example, all of us, eat rice and beans. It is the bestest food! And, I introduced it to my Swedish husband, who now only asks me to cook rice and beans. I recommend people try it. Use bacon on your beans too, onions, garlic, and season well... Very important...
Thank you for shining the spotlight on our beautiful Afro Latinas. Too many times they are overlooked and muted by many, even in our own Hispanic community.
🗣COCOA BUTTER: this is the most legit panel to date. They seemed to score dishes based on legit criticisms and not some manufactured BS 🙌🏾🙌🏾🙌🏾 Please find more contestants like these 3 ladies. 🥰🥰🥰 They made the episode enjoyable to watch 😌😁☺️
I loved hearing them talk about the food, the culture, how they cooked it...and they're so respectful and honest about what they like/didn't like about the others. I wanna see more of them!
The Cuban liked the Puerto Rican rice The Dominican liked the Cuban rice The Puerto Rican liked the Dominican rice 😂❤ I enjoyed watching this. I need to learn how to cook!😅
I would totally watch these girls on a tv reality show or some sort of afro latina cook off or something . They all got such charisma and personality . What a Joy
Can we just acknowledge how pretty they all are though??? And they know their beans lol. Got all the geography right. And I'm sure the puerto Rican beans are fire. I recognized the look immediately. Went to PR and those were the best beans I've ever had in my life and my husband even ate them....he HATES ALL BEANS.
@@Убийственноепревосходство lmao what a template basic bitch response . You could not be more basic and pathetic. Also if you aren’t Latino your opinion doesn’t even matter or have any value, you don’t get to impact out standard of beauty at all.
I like how fair these girls are to eachother ! Even though Victoria only gave Alana a 4, she justified that vinegar isn’t her taste instead of bashing it 🙂
This was actually pleasant to watch. Don’t get me wrong, I love mess but it’s nice to finally see contestants critique instead of tearing each other down.
Please bring these three ladies back. Usually you get the contestants that will give a low rating to the others to elevate their own score but the three here didn't. I also love that there was none of the dramatic grabbing napkins and making faces and rude noises if a flavor was one they were unfamiliar with. I truly enjoyed this one.
i'm afro-cuban. my family doesn't add vinegar to our beans, so that's new to me. but we also don't add papas or pasas to our picadillo like some families do. we do add capers and olives to the picadillo, though. i love how our foods vary a bit, but still remain familiar to each other. great episode... i love seeing afro-latin representation!
I’m Cuban too born and raised. Why were the Cuban black beans dry????? 😩I do put vinagre in mine but not as much as she said. She said two caps I do less than one.
I'm Cuban and Trinidadian on my mom's side, we add vinegar to a lot of things, esp because I grew up in the south. I've never put it in beans tho, like if we season the beans w meat, yes, we so a lil bit, but not solo rice and beans.
All beautiful women, and all dishes looked delicious. So happy that they were all respectful toward one another. I’ve seen too many of these where they were just rude toward the others food. Not necessary.
LOVED THIS! Once Alana said she deviated from traditional I knew it might not be hit. Sometimes when you make food for a group of people, they are expecting a certain flavor and throwing it off with a new ingredient that changes the flavor profile (eg: vinegar) can realllly not mesh with the people tasting it. Loved how nice all the contestants were!
This! I personally lovee vinegar-y foods and adding personal touches...but at home. Sometimes sticking to the basics is what works when serving others! Still looked bomb though and I would've loved a plate 😩🖤
@@mac9733 try food from the Philippines loads of vinegar like on the side with this thing called lumpia which looks like spring rolls n made the same and adobo
@@riyapatel6291 I've tried adobo before and it's one of the best comfort foods I've had! Thanks for the other suggestion, I'll give it a go and maybe ask my Filipino friend if I could have more gifted dishes 😊
The funny thing is every part of the diaspora has rice and beans even Black Americans, we have our own version. I love the diversity of the diaspora. Great video!!!
Me as afrolatina and brazilian love to see it! I'll be watching the whole series. I've learned how to cook rice and beans from my mom, it's really nice to see the differences between the recipes from other latino countries. Bet all of them was delicious, but I love my beans juicy and creamy.
@@priscillawilliams4227 My comment was about how I love how they're representing us afro latinas not about how they judged the food. How you feel is how you feel. It's not my concern 😃
You could be proud to be Afro Latina without putting anyone else down you know that right? You know what you was doing with your little comment. You ain't slick. People like you are the reason Afro Latinos don't get taken seriously or aren't as accepted in the black community.
These ladies were really beautiful and the dishes looked fantastic. I love how different cultures use different beans and other ingredients. They gave fair critiques. I liked this more than the other video with the Caribbean ladies making saltfish for sure.
Please include AfroLatinas from Panamá, Colombia, Honduras etc next time. There needs to be an expansion of the representation outside of just the Caribbean.
As a VERY proud 10000% Boricua Black woman, I agree with this comment!! Somos el Latino GANG! The Black Diaspora comes in all 16 beautiful shades of BLACK and we speak many languages!!✊🏽 🖤🤎💛🇵🇷🇵🇷🇵🇷
@@xolovenicole We are definitely latino despite not speaking Spanish. We're part of Latin America and our cultures are extremely similar. We watch Mexican, Colombian and Argentinian telenovelas, and we even have the same problems regarding economy and politics. Lots of historical paralllels. Both languages are mutually intelligible anyway (95%). Portuñol exists.
Mas Afro-Latina content! Maybe do Pollo Guisado, Sancocho, Bistec, Dominican spaghetti, Dominican pica pollo, puertorican vs dominican mofongo, potato salad. It's just soo many options.
I’m Mexican. Beans and Rice has been one of my favorite things to eat since I learned how to chew. It’s interesting to see the way other Latin cultures make them. It’s funny how I can personally feel very bonded with others via food. Even though our ways of making the dish vary, at the end of the day its arroz con frijoles. There’s a shared history there.
Are rice and beans a large part of your meals? I ask this because I am not too close to anyone in the Mexican culture. But all the Mexican restaurants I've been to make rice and beans usually a small side, where the tacos are highlighted or the enchilada or tamal is like the highlight of the meal. I am venezuelan and grew up in south fl and most of the Caribbean cultures seem to give you excessive amounts of rice and beans, and they tend to be more or the star of the show in the meal, or at least the co star if that makes sense. So I was genuinely curious if it's like that normally, does it vary family to family, or is the rice and beans just a smaller side?
@Andy García, thats exactly how most eat it, but our way of cooking them is plane compared to ther countries, just rice and beans could be considered quite lazy as a main dish, the equivalent for Americans of eating a sandwich with just mayonnaise and ham.
@@AndyGarcia-ch1ci Well that's cuz you're going to restaurants... obviously rice and beans won't be the main dish lol in comparison to a homecooked meal. A lot of mexicans make rice and beans everyday with their meals, it's basically a staple (sometimes just rice, or just beans, or both but always these main ingredients). Usually as a side with a main dish (usually chicken or beef). However it's not uncommon to also eat just straight up rice and beans. Though ours is a bit different like the way we make rice is tomato-based in comparison to the white rice shown here (though maybe that's regional, since I'm sure others eat seasoned white rice).
@@wickgirl12345 That's interesting. Yes I grew up eating white rice but not like plain white rice that white people make lol. My white rice is always seasoned with garlic, olive oil, little salt. Sometimes a few other things. Or yellow rice which is seasoned also. But thanks for the good information. I know it varies from household to household and family to family also. 😎🤙🏼
They are all so kind and beautiful. Dashay's personality just draws you to her. She's like that homegirl that always gives good vibes you just know you're going to have fun around her.
Wow, bring these ladies back! They seem more genuine than some of the other contestants who pretend to hate everything they try and act like they're the only ones who know how to cook. They acknowledged that there's more than one way to make a dish. Plus it's impressive that they correctly ID'd the ethnic backgrounds of all the recipes!
Wow. I LOVE the fact even though they’re from different latin countries, they can differentiate which one is from which correctly! Shows a lot of unity! That’s really beautiful. Also, they were truthful without being disrespectful. 👌🏾
I agree! However, I think some of these are like, family secrets (maybe many of them) and for a real, good, home chef this is sacred, so I think that's why. Also possibly if it's like, not all entirely accessible, come in a can type ingredients, it could possibly be a risk to them if someone goes out to get ingredients that then make them sick & then they could try and sue or something 😒
Of course I think my P.R. girl would win, I love our food. It never lacks flavor. But I CANNOT deny that the Dominican and Cuban cuisine is also so, so good. The Dominican mangú and the Cuban Congri are 👌
Cool to watch how they all cook them different... Because I was like what do you mean you don't use olives..lol WEPAAAAA her beans looked good I might have just added salchichon or ham to kick it up a notch
I loved every second of this. They all could identify which country, they were fair, took real bites, gave constructive criticism, and also accepted some things may just not be to their taste. Yes to all of them.
This was one of the more rational groups in this competition. Sometimes ppls competitiveness makes them rude. This video had some great specific feedback on why their scores were the way they were.
Wow they are ALL so stunning. This is perhaps one of the best videos on this channel, they were all so respectful, smart, fun, and you can tell these are the girls you want in your circle. ❤
Hi all. I like the Title of your video. Afro Latinas! The fact thst you guys are proud of being Afro Latinas is lovely . Great jobs showing the Afro Latinas Foods.
I'm impressed that they could all identify where the recipes originated 😁
Yeah. I was going to say. How can you tell? That's awesome!
VERY impressed
PR use Red, DR use Pinto and Cuba use black beans usually, that’s how we can tell and was the same in the video
Yes that part loo
its easy if your latinx from the Caribbean, we grow up eating and getting familiar with the flavors profiles and the subtle differences from each island
I love that all the ladies were mad respectful towards all the food. They were honest and fair. If they liked it, then say that. That is awesome!!
Yess! They weren’t unnecessarily mean. The older ladies be so disrespectful 😅
@@dreamingbig98 Fr. Tryna win by all means
Yes because I have felt that watching other similar videos that it was harsh judgments only because it was not their recipe or it wasn't what one was accustomed to. I appreciate the respect and how they were relating to each other, Andromeda!!!
@@andreaexceedsrubies Right.
Except I can tell by the winner's face that the cuban beans didn't deserve a 4. She was highly dishonest
I swear y’all need to do more of us young folks. This probably one of the most respectful positive critiquing of other ppls food. And these girls are Latina through & through, they knew their Hispanic dishes
Jesus loves you deeply Beloved ❤️ Just know that you can always talk to Him, He's always listening. Sometimes His reply will be a yes, no, or not yet.
The disrespectful people are often more entertaining
When you get older you won’t be that respectful lol
I’m Puerto Rican and I can say the PR rice and beans looked very authentic 🇵🇷🇵🇷 and her vibe is everything!!
Same 😋
yes I was so excited when I saw her rice
Same
You puerto ricans are so full of yourself
As a white Latina person here, (from Brazil) I can say, EVERYONE in Brazil eats rice and beans pretty much every day. No matter what social class you are, rich, poor, or your background, Asian Brazilians for example, all of us, eat rice and beans. It is the bestest food! And, I introduced it to my Swedish husband, who now only asks me to cook rice and beans. I recommend people try it. Use bacon on your beans too, onions, garlic, and season well... Very important...
I'm Dominican and Puerto Rican and I LOVE Brazilian rice and beans!
Omg yess the bacon grease with beans is delicious! Love to Brazil ❤️🙏
Every day and you have no stool problems?
@@Judyssma not at all!
okay......and........wtf was your point???........wanna be involved so bad 🙄
I love how conscious they are of each other's cultures.
I know I was impressed, very cool
Yeah that was dope
Caribbean strong 💪🏽
I really laughed when she said “I’ve been making rice and beans since….2015” I thought she was going to say since I was like 10
LMAO FR
Me too
Right 😂😂😂
Bruh I had to smh 🤦🏽♂️
Bro 😂😂😂😂😂
I LOVE how all of them were being respectful ♥and complimented each dish
Uhm, nope! The Puerto Rican girl was mad disrespectful.
@@mle6501 No she wasn't... nitpicky maybe but not all criticism is intended to be hurtful.
@@HexIsme omg the puerto rican girl said ewww before trying the cuban rice and beans
@@mle6501 No she wasn’t. She was being honest and not faking anything.
@@jfme8785 she said ouuuu
These girls were awesome. I love how they know their stuff/who’s rice & beans they’re eating (Cuban, Dominican, Puerto Rican).
I love how the Cuban beans had such a different review. Shows different tastes based on the person.
Thank you for shining the spotlight on our beautiful Afro Latinas. Too many times they are overlooked and muted by many, even in our own Hispanic community.
Mute....
@@fidelostorga4550 what’s that supposed to mean?
@@drakebell5649 The comment is stupid asf. People love spanish culture and women they are not overlooked or muted...
They are mulattas not black and Hispanic not American
@@vizsla8579 that’s a slur, and wtf they’re afro latinas not matter what stupid ass title want to use. Also do you think american is a race?
🗣COCOA BUTTER: this is the most legit panel to date. They seemed to score dishes based on legit criticisms and not some manufactured BS 🙌🏾🙌🏾🙌🏾
Please find more contestants like these 3 ladies. 🥰🥰🥰
They made the episode enjoyable to watch 😌😁☺️
better still bring them back
I loved hearing them talk about the food, the culture, how they cooked it...and they're so respectful and honest about what they like/didn't like about the others. I wanna see more of them!
@@jomangeee I was just about to say "better yet, bring them back" so thank you.
Have y’all seen the producers’ mac and chz one ?
@@cupofchi_ YES…. 🤤 Thomas had me at seafood 🦞😂😂😂🤤🤤🤤
Bring this group back! They’ve been the only ones I’ve seen that weren’t being nasty to get themselves the highest score. Kudos ladies.
The Cuban liked the Puerto Rican rice
The Dominican liked the Cuban rice
The Puerto Rican liked the Dominican rice
😂❤ I enjoyed watching this. I need to learn how to cook!😅
Opposites attract
I would totally watch these girls on a tv reality show or some sort of afro latina cook off or something . They all got such charisma and personality . What a Joy
I like how they were honest in their rating. They are the first to do honest rating. Best rating video so far.
@D. D Yeah cause most of them hope they win by giving a low score, but they actually were rating it with honesty
@D. D Facts!
The Cuban girl knows her comida! Puerto Ricans call the crunchy rice "pegao". It's the best part & you save it for the ones you love.
Growing up, I always heard it called “bun bun” 🇯🇲
Persians call the crunchy rice at the bottom of the pot "tahdig"---and it's the best part of life
@@CallMeMaykes in Guyana we call it that too
@@CallMeMaykes ma'am on Jamaica that's pot bottom lol
@@francinevyfhuis8041 mi neva hear that before ..if rice bun e bun
Can we just acknowledge how pretty they all are though??? And they know their beans lol. Got all the geography right.
And I'm sure the puerto Rican beans are fire. I recognized the look immediately. Went to PR and those were the best beans I've ever had in my life and my husband even ate them....he HATES ALL BEANS.
Lmao only one was pretty by Latino standards, another was okay, and the last one was just whatever at best
Such beautiful woman. I see why white Latinos are mad
@@queeffersthrlnd1620someone’s mad
@@Убийственноепревосходство lmao what a template basic bitch response . You could not be more basic and pathetic. Also if you aren’t Latino your opinion doesn’t even matter or have any value, you don’t get to impact out standard of beauty at all.
@@DrivableNotedon’t ever say this again
I like how fair these girls are to eachother ! Even though Victoria only gave Alana a 4, she justified that vinegar isn’t her taste instead of bashing it 🙂
I loved how sweet they were to each other. Love the positivity
This was actually pleasant to watch. Don’t get me wrong, I love mess but it’s nice to finally see contestants critique instead of tearing each other down.
Please bring these three ladies back. Usually you get the contestants that will give a low rating to the others to elevate their own score but the three here didn't. I also love that there was none of the dramatic grabbing napkins and making faces and rude noises if a flavor was one they were unfamiliar with. I truly enjoyed this one.
I LOVE the Afro Caribbean’s it makes me so happy this channel does such a great job at representing ALL black people
Cook for me please.. I'll show you what my mom's taught me
❤💯
i'm afro-cuban. my family doesn't add vinegar to our beans, so that's new to me. but we also don't add papas or pasas to our picadillo like some families do. we do add capers and olives to the picadillo, though. i love how our foods vary a bit, but still remain familiar to each other. great episode... i love seeing afro-latin representation!
I’m Cuban too born and raised. Why were the Cuban black beans dry????? 😩I do put vinagre in mine but not as much as she said. She said two caps I do less than one.
@@PattyAlonso i don't know. when i saw her beans i was like, yeah, we're not gonna win this one lol
Yo soy cubano también and we do add a little vinegar at the end
I'm Cuban and Trinidadian on my mom's side, we add vinegar to a lot of things, esp because I grew up in the south. I've never put it in beans tho, like if we season the beans w meat, yes, we so a lil bit, but not solo rice and beans.
They so gorgeous inside and out. Love the energy
All beautiful women, and all dishes looked delicious. So happy that they were all respectful toward one another. I’ve seen too many of these where they were just rude toward the others food. Not necessary.
LOVED THIS! Once Alana said she deviated from traditional I knew it might not be hit. Sometimes when you make food for a group of people, they are expecting a certain flavor and throwing it off with a new ingredient that changes the flavor profile (eg: vinegar) can realllly not mesh with the people tasting it. Loved how nice all the contestants were!
This! I personally lovee vinegar-y foods and adding personal touches...but at home. Sometimes sticking to the basics is what works when serving others! Still looked bomb though and I would've loved a plate 😩🖤
@@mac9733 try food from the Philippines loads of vinegar like on the side with this thing called lumpia which looks like spring rolls n made the same and adobo
@@riyapatel6291 I've tried adobo before and it's one of the best comfort foods I've had! Thanks for the other suggestion, I'll give it a go and maybe ask my Filipino friend if I could have more gifted dishes 😊
Exactly. It's an acquired taste. And two capfuls, I knew it wouldn't win.
So true! Vinegar hurts the back of my throat, little goes a long way. Two capfuls is too much
The funny thing is every part of the diaspora has rice and beans even Black Americans, we have our own version. I love the diversity of the diaspora. Great video!!!
True. We put ham hock, fatback, smoked turkey, bacon or pig tails in ours. I’m in the Deep South.
beautiful Afro Latinas and super respectful towards each other.
Me as afrolatina and brazilian love to see it! I'll be watching the whole series.
I've learned how to cook rice and beans from my mom, it's really nice to see the differences between the recipes from other latino countries.
Bet all of them was delicious, but I love my beans juicy and creamy.
Me being afro latina! I love this!! Muchas gracias a todos por esto! ♥️♥️🇩🇴🇩🇴
The winner was a little hater 🙄
@@priscillawilliams4227 I didn’t get that vibe at all lol I thought she was just honest
@@priscillawilliams4227 My comment was about how I love how they're representing us afro latinas not about how they judged the food. How you feel is how you feel. It's not my concern 😃
You're pretty asf!! 😍😍😍
@@dreamingbig98 I agree 💯
Big up to all of us Afro Latinas in the comments!!! I wish more of the videos had folks just as honest and respectful in them,
Oh nah, that’s like insinuating something negative mami
@@adri5864 I mean 🤷
@@andromedadillard4033 the fact that I thought I was overthinking but I guess what could I expect from y’all
@@adri5864 From y'all? Smh... Ok 👌
You could be proud to be Afro Latina without putting anyone else down you know that right? You know what you was doing with your little comment. You ain't slick. People like you are the reason Afro Latinos don't get taken seriously or aren't as accepted in the black community.
I love how they could identify where the dish originated and the respect they paid to each dish was refreshing.
3:17 Y’all add a bit of the burnt part too WOW 🙌🏾🙌🏾🙌🏾
I like them all being nice to each other and actually having opinions based in fact, not just knee-jerk reactions. This is the best one.
I love Puerto Rican rice & beans with fried pork chops. 🤤
Puerto Rican beans are literally undefeated, and I say this as a proud Dominican. The combo you mentioned, though, is just too amazing.
yesss
Yes Ricans always go with that fried pork chop 😂
Word me too it's normal to eat that a lot of the time 😋😋🥩🇵🇷
Grew up on that at my P.R. Cuzzo house
These ladies were really beautiful and the dishes looked fantastic. I love how different cultures use different beans and other ingredients. They gave fair critiques. I liked this more than the other video with the Caribbean ladies making saltfish for sure.
Why even mention the Caribbean ladies in the first place. You the messy type huh?
@@boogsybrooks They we’re just saying how in another video some Caribbean ladies tried each other saltfish, but one lady was very toxic
@@boogsybrooks because it’s a comparison…
Please include AfroLatinas from Panamá, Colombia, Honduras etc next time. There needs to be an expansion of the representation outside of just the Caribbean.
& Brazil
@@thatmajestic not latino
As a VERY proud 10000% Boricua Black woman, I agree with this comment!! Somos el Latino GANG! The Black Diaspora comes in all 16 beautiful shades of BLACK and we speak many languages!!✊🏽 🖤🤎💛🇵🇷🇵🇷🇵🇷
@@corymiller536 your country’s education failed you badly.
Word! I was thinking the same thing. Honduras stand up!!🇭🇳
You should've also invited a Brazilian. We eat rice and beans every single day and the preparation of this dish is essential for us.
As they’re not a Spanish speaking country, aren’t Brazilians not considered latinas?
@@xolovenicole Brazil is in Latin america. You’re getting Hispanic and Latino mixed up
@@xolovenicole We are definitely latino despite not speaking Spanish. We're part of Latin America and our cultures are extremely similar. We watch Mexican, Colombian and Argentinian telenovelas, and we even have the same problems regarding economy and politics. Lots of historical paralllels.
Both languages are mutually intelligible anyway (95%). Portuñol exists.
@@t.castro4493 oh okay I honestly wasn’t sure because during Hispanic heritage month Brazil wasn’t included in the lineup
@@potatopig1546 yeah I was thinking Hispanic 😭
Victoria made it so Puerto Rican it literally looks like something that I would make.. it’s not Puerto Rican rice and beans without potatoes❤️❤️❤️
Yessirrr potatoes or pumpkin
It lacked the master ingredient though la patita de cerdo
@@carmencastro1787 Yesssss! Calabaza is a must along with the olives!
Mas Afro-Latina content! Maybe do Pollo Guisado, Sancocho, Bistec, Dominican spaghetti, Dominican pica pollo, puertorican vs dominican mofongo, potato salad. It's just soo many options.
Sancochoooo! I love it so much 🤤
You know the Sancocho would be war lol
Yeees compare mofongo and mangu! Theyre both great just different preparations and cooking methods
Girl you're making me salivate 😟
Mmmmm yes, all my favorites 😍😍😍
Finally a group that gives polite constructive criticism n supports each dish! Love to see ittt
I’m Mexican. Beans and Rice has been one of my favorite things to eat since I learned how to chew. It’s interesting to see the way other Latin cultures make them. It’s funny how I can personally feel very bonded with others via food. Even though our ways of making the dish vary, at the end of the day its arroz con frijoles. There’s a shared history there.
from Brazil here and we eat rice and beans everyday.
Are rice and beans a large part of your meals? I ask this because I am not too close to anyone in the Mexican culture. But all the Mexican restaurants I've been to make rice and beans usually a small side, where the tacos are highlighted or the enchilada or tamal is like the highlight of the meal.
I am venezuelan and grew up in south fl and most of the Caribbean cultures seem to give you excessive amounts of rice and beans, and they tend to be more or the star of the show in the meal, or at least the co star if that makes sense. So I was genuinely curious if it's like that normally, does it vary family to family, or is the rice and beans just a smaller side?
@Andy García, thats exactly how most eat it, but our way of cooking them is plane compared to ther countries, just rice and beans could be considered quite lazy as a main dish, the equivalent for Americans of eating a sandwich with just mayonnaise and ham.
@@AndyGarcia-ch1ci Well that's cuz you're going to restaurants... obviously rice and beans won't be the main dish lol in comparison to a homecooked meal. A lot of mexicans make rice and beans everyday with their meals, it's basically a staple (sometimes just rice, or just beans, or both but always these main ingredients). Usually as a side with a main dish (usually chicken or beef). However it's not uncommon to also eat just straight up rice and beans. Though ours is a bit different like the way we make rice is tomato-based in comparison to the white rice shown here (though maybe that's regional, since I'm sure others eat seasoned white rice).
@@wickgirl12345 That's interesting. Yes I grew up eating white rice but not like plain white rice that white people make lol. My white rice is always seasoned with garlic, olive oil, little salt. Sometimes a few other things. Or yellow rice which is seasoned also. But thanks for the good information. I know it varies from household to household and family to family also. 😎🤙🏼
You guys should include more Afro Latinas especially from Brazil and Colombia since both countries have the largest black population in Latin America
THANK YOU
As a cuban I already knew once Alana said she mixed up the recipe, it wasn't gonna land high. Perfection doesn't need change.
Why were her black beans so dry???? 😫
They are all so kind and beautiful. Dashay's personality just draws you to her. She's like that homegirl that always gives good vibes you just know you're going to have fun around her.
All of them beans and rice looked Delicious!
Wow, bring these ladies back! They seem more genuine than some of the other contestants who pretend to hate everything they try and act like they're the only ones who know how to cook. They acknowledged that there's more than one way to make a dish. Plus it's impressive that they correctly ID'd the ethnic backgrounds of all the recipes!
Wow. I LOVE the fact even though they’re from different latin countries, they can differentiate which one is from which correctly! Shows a lot of unity! That’s really beautiful. Also, they were truthful without being disrespectful. 👌🏾
The 🇵🇷mami stole my heart already. EDIT: She also stole the contest! 🎉
She didn’t steal it, she won it!!
A great idea would be if they were to add the recipes in the description box of each contestant. I would love to try to recreate😋
They should have a recipe and they should talk through their process. How do we know they did not buy something from a shop on their way to the shoot?
Yesss ---that Mac n cheese the chef did on the other episode I am SO tempted to try
For real 🤤
I agree! However, I think some of these are like, family secrets (maybe many of them) and for a real, good, home chef this is sacred, so I think that's why. Also possibly if it's like, not all entirely accessible, come in a can type ingredients, it could possibly be a risk to them if someone goes out to get ingredients that then make them sick & then they could try and sue or something 😒
@Hannah Cracknell they cant sue over getting sick for buying ingredients
Wow, their taste buds are spot on and they were respectful too.
Yup!❤
#SaveSoil #ConsciousPlanet
Of course I think my P.R. girl would win, I love our food. It never lacks flavor. But I CANNOT deny that the Dominican and Cuban cuisine is also so, so good. The Dominican mangú and the Cuban Congri are 👌
I love dishes from each… I can’t discriminate at all because they are so deliciously delightful 😊
Cool to watch how they all cook them different... Because I was like what do you mean you don't use olives..lol WEPAAAAA her beans looked good I might have just added salchichon or ham to kick it up a notch
This is the nicest one I've seen omg, and the critiques were kind, just overall so kind-hearted.
This is my favorite video from the try eachother you can tell everyone really knew what they’re talking about & gave reasonable scores!
I’m African American but I love PR rice and beans, Arroz con gandules!!! The best!! With olives and bay leaf yes and empanadas!!
Guandules *
@@Xenlacasa45 yes that lol 😂 spelled it wrong
If you considering Bahamian culture, trying each other's:
peas and rice
guava duff
conch fritters
stew fish.
EXACTLY WHAT WE NEED!! Especially on the peas n'rice and the guava duff.
Just Call Me Tap did a few similar videos and the mom's cooked macaroni, peas and rice and, guava stuff.
*duff*
And y'all have Johnny cake right?
I loved every second of this. They all could identify which country, they were fair, took real bites, gave constructive criticism, and also accepted some things may just not be to their taste. Yes to all of them.
It's impressive that they all know immediately what country it's from
These women are beautiful inside and out. Showing such class and they all look stunning.
I need ppl from Louisiana to judge each other Gumbo! I love the love they showed to each other ❤️ edit: that exact video just popped up!🤣 Lol🙏🏾
They need to re do the Gumbo one over lol
@@libra2482 yes, they do.
Gumbo is horrible that crap ain’t got shit on Caribbean dishes
@@Xenlacasa45 your uneducation is showing go play on a freeway overpass
I like how well rounded they were. Respectful, knowledgeable and beautiful. We need more of these ladies.
I love it. Nobody said anything shady. It was all straightforward and honest, but respectful.
I love the pride, respect, and knowledge of their culture!!!
Ghanaians call it the "under" part of the rice and it's a favorite too. I love to see similarities like that across cultures
Asi3!
Kanzo is the word you're looking for
It's the same in Iran, it's called crispy rice
This was one of the more rational groups in this competition. Sometimes ppls competitiveness makes them rude. This video had some great specific feedback on why their scores were the way they were.
LOVE! My family is Panamanian. Loved to see afro latinas 😍. WE WANT MORE!
Panama 🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉 I love people from 🇵🇦
Ayyyy same here!
🇲🇽 🇵🇦 in the House! 🎉
🇵🇦🇵🇦🇵🇦🇵🇦
Happy Hispanic heritage month to my Afro latinx community 💕💕🇭🇳
Respeto
Same to you Queen! 👑🇩🇴
you too amor!! 🇨🇴
Only to afro latinos?.....
get out of here with that latinx nonsense.
Dashay seems like the sweetest person in the world! I love her ❤
These ladies were definitely very classy, respectful, and open to other cultures. We live for that!
🇵🇷 for the win thank u! And it's so good to see everyone know each others plates and not be haters trynna say their's is better than! ❤️🔥
Prayers up for Puerto Rico 🇵🇷 right now!🙏🏾🙏🏾🙏🏾🙏🏾
All the girls are beautiful, I love their energies. Dashay looks like a Dominican Nia Long to me though.
I love they’re embracing their Afro side 🥺❤️
They're black...not white or indigenous latino...
As an African American I’m loving this!! ❤
I love how respectful and nice they all were to each other. This was a cute episode. Also yes for Afro Latina representation 🙌🏾
These ladies are the best competitors I've seen yet on this show kudos to them😌😌..... So respectful and fair way to go ladies good job🙌🙌
Watching this made me so happy 🥰 🇵🇷🇭🇹
I’m Mexican-Dominican so I was rally excited when I saw this video 😛😍
Next to my love, Afro Latinas are some of the most BEAUTIFUL WOMEN ALIVE!!!
Shout out to how respectful and honest they were and appreciated each other’s cultures!👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽
I love the moment at 2:50. Immediate excitement when she saw that bit of rice. I love this so much omg
The ladies all have really great energy. Glad to see them not all hating on each other. It’s 8am here and now I feel like rice and beans SOS
So pleasant to hear kind words from each of these ladies. I'm a softy so it actually brings a tear to my eye. ONE Love y'all.
They’re all GORGEOUS!!! Victoria has one of the prettiest smiles I’ve ever seen😳🥰🤍
being one myself i lovedddd seeing a cuban afro latina❤ thank you for representing us so well.
la única con los frijoles negros 🫶🏽
Wow they are ALL so stunning. This is perhaps one of the best videos on this channel, they were all so respectful, smart, fun, and you can tell these are the girls you want in your circle. ❤
Much respect to all these ladies for being positive 😊
Hi all. I like the Title of your video. Afro Latinas! The fact thst you guys are proud of being Afro Latinas is lovely . Great jobs showing the Afro Latinas Foods.
The energy and glow of the first girl >>> amazing
I love how all of them were nice and honest. I also appreciated how they could tell where it was from
We can definitely recognize each other's cuisine 🇵🇷
This was such a pleasure to watch. All dishes looked amazing. All contestants were radiant. Bring them back. 🎉🎉
These ladies seem to be very gentle to each other's food, I love it!
Love the honesty of the reviews and the genuine good spirits of the 3
wishing they had a brazilian there!! i was dying to see their reaction to rice and carioca beans with maybe beef or chicken on the side!
Farofa
Food looks really good. Great personalities, wise critiques and extremely beautiful ladies ❤️
I loved this episode. They were all sweet and honest with their opinions and I absolutely love it
Alana is stunning!!! All of them but that hair and yellow 💛
I'm seeing so much culture from various parts of west Africa in this video