I have a childhood friend who grew up in Africa and one night I stayed over her house her mother made this it was so delicious and no restaurants in my area serve it so I want to learn how to make it myself. I love how food can bring people of all cultures and backgrounds together.
I'm white, but never understood why peoples were so racist toward black comunity, but as i grow old and understood life better, i figured out that the racism was just jelousy and hate, because i love so much everything black peoples do, is way more cooler and better than white peoples lol. I love their jokes, personality, they are way funnier. I was really tempted to try to make fufu, but i can't seem to do it with home stuff, i thought was some flour and water, is what someone said.
I thought the same thing. I think hers is a bit watery for my liking but all is well. I think she added as much water as she did, so it wouldn’t dry, but if you plan to eat it soon after you cook it I would add a tad less water
I assumed this was gonna be so hard to make seeing the consistency! Tryna make my nearly non-existent cooking skills a bit more adventurous, and this fufu is officially on the list!
My aunt married a Nigerian and he loves to feed everyone lol. He made this for us and I fell in love with it as a child and look forward to it every time we visit them
I kept seeing fufu and egusi soup on Instagram and every time it's looked so tasty, Im definitely going to try this out along with your other recipe to make the best dish i can!
What I really love about this dish is that these r 2 common ingredients from my own culture, puerto rican, but used in a completely different way! Can't wait to make this
The whole world stole all African customs and exploits Africa's resources. Africa is the root - first creators of everything. The originators of civilization, all other races are influenced by blk culture and falsely take credit. History will be corrected shortly.
I found this word fufu just recently in tiktok and got hooked into it. Its a good way to diversify your meal learning new things especially food crisis is coming.
I am from NY and moved to TX and I miss the authentic African food in Harlem. I decided to see if I was lucky to find a fufu step by step guide. I am very grateful for your content. You have no idea.
It is interesting that African-Americans from the southern United States used fingers for utensils a lot until they started moving out to other states, my mom did with certain foods. I think it is natural and a healthy way to eat, you bring back great memories, thank you
this reminds me of the way we used to eat our greens (with cornbread) we used our hands and mashed the cornbread up and picked up our greens with the cornbread just like you do with fufu. Loved this video because it shows how easy fufu is to make. thank you.
This dish has tempted me to try it for months Unfortunately there is no Nigerian or even Ethiopian restaurant near me . So I will learn to make it and to respect it , it looks so amazing I cannot wait to make for the first time! You are so beautiful ❤️
Lola , I just love the way and methods you made the fufu. It looks so easy. Love the fact you added plantain and the end result is excellent. I will be trying it out. Thanks for sharing.
Your preparation is so beautiful and clean I'm going to try this for my children we have been wanting to try different cultures of foods for a very long time thank you 🙏🏾 God bless you 💕
Was really curious about what this dish had in it. Looks easy enough. Thank you for sharing! Now I’ll have to look into the side items as well! Appreciate your time ma’am!
Thank you for this video!! Going to make this and try it for the first time. I'm very excited. My taste testers will be the Nigerian nurses I work with 😆 (I'm a healthcare worker). Beautiful chef Lola!
I know nothing about Nigerian/West African food. But I love all foods and I'm instantly subscribing because you have such a soothing and hospitable voice. Thank you for sharing, and I can't wait to learn more from you!
My sister is craving fufu and the african restaurants are priced outside her budget so I'm going to use this recipe and the microwave method to make fufu for her! Thank you Lola
The way the fufu slowly becomes more solid and sticky brings memories of when i make slimes,seeing that texture form gets me so excited bcs usually it means its working
This is so fascinating. My wife is Colombian and they use cassava and plantains for a lot of their meals. She will be so excited when I show her this. We'll definitely try it!
I love listening to you Lola ,you have such a soothing voice. I love learning a new type of cooking and your videos make it so easy. Buying these different (for me) vegetables is a challenge but I’m trying! Thank you from an English fan.😊
When I lived in Holi Flat in Accra, my favorite meal was fufu and red red I came back to the states and am growing plantain and cassava and wondered how to make fufu. Now I know two ways. I can’t wait to learn how to make red red now. Medaase
Been wanting to make fufu for ages, since i ate it at a friend’s home. Whole family, by hands, one big plate. Love these kind of cultures. And the foods... 🥰
Dear Ms. Lola, I just ❤ all of your simple easy and delicious recipes!👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾 🙏🏾Thanks for all of the delicious recipes you have given us over the years my beautiful sister!🖤
My partner is from Brazzaville, he often makes foufou at the weekend, but everything was well-served when I reached home, so I have no idea what kind of food I ate yet delicious as I am a cassava lover, so now I can make for him any time after this video honestly, I am in love since the first I tried it. Thanks so much for the share of the knowledge 😘
Thank you so much. I've been experimenting with different ways to make it. This looks much easier than the way I was taught. That soup looks good too, and I really like your presentation. I gotta try this.
Hey Chef Lola! Thank you so much. Made fufu yesterday with the microwave and it was perfect! Didnt know it can be made that easy. Wow! Thanks a lot! 😊😊
I always thought it was mixture of rice with potato and this looks delicious. I can see myself eating fufu as a side dish for steak, grilled fish, with stew
Thank you Chef Lola I've been quite intrigued about fufu lately it looks so satisfying to eat.Happy new year and much love to you from little New Zealand 🙂
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My best friend is from Cameroon, he’s made me fufu so many times. I told him when I’m ready to make it, he’s my judge. I’m nervous, but I’m confident with these methods that I’ll be able to get his approval! 💪✊
I tasted this from a friend who is from Nigeria and it was with some lamb dish . And it was beautiful and very tasty . mmmmmm love it and i want to try it again . Best of love from Norway
I put the yuca to my chicken stew and meat stew(cocido de res), I've also tried the cuban style with mojo. And yuca arepas, they are so delicious. Plantain arepas also rellenas de pollo y queso or beans.
Thank you for sharing your recipe with us. I’ve never actually had fufu but I’m looking forward to making it for my family. Have you ever tasted Cuban fufu?? Or Dominican mangu?? Or Puerto Rican mofongo?? I really think you might enjoy it!! You’ll be able to see where the roots of these other dishes came from, FUFU!! I love the way food makes the world smaller and more familiar. Really appreciate you sharing your food. I’ve watched a few different fufu recipe videos and this one looked the best to me!! Am I correct in inferring that fufu is usually not salted or flavored because Nigerian dishes can be quite spicy?? So the plain fufu helps to balance the meal??
Hi, thank you so much for sharing fufu in the easiest way, i will make this and share this recipe to my Indian viewers, so that thay will also enjoy this recipe too, Neha's Unique kitchen.
Oh my goodness, THANK YOU for this video! I’ve been eating this food so much and just now decided to start making this food myself (fufu, Banku, red red, okra soup, egusi soup). You have an excellent demonstration of the many ways to make fufu- I get it completely now. No mix for me- prefer the natural way. Thank you 😊💕
It's always a pleasant one watching your videos. 😋 🍲 Delightful and detailed as usual 👍 . Please did you ferment the cassava or you just blended and cooked without fermenting it?
Hello, I am from Syria and I live with my family in Germany. I used to live with families from Ghana and Nigeria. I love them a lot. My children and their children play with each other and also eat together. Now I live far from them and my children ask me to work for them Fufu
I think im gonna loveeeee fufu casava is literally my favorite here in our country we boil it we also put salt in water and eat it i had this since childhood and i love it and banana is one of my favorite fruit i gotta try to make this
Fufu does not belong to Nigerians. That is a clear insults to all others African countries. Fufu belongs to the entire continent as a staple food... Woow!!!
She didn't say that it originated/belong to Nigeria she said it's made in Nigeria & also mentioned it's made in many countries in Africa. Don't try to divide us.
There’s a Filipino working in Equatorial New Guinea 🇬🇳 and From watching there, I saw how good African food are too…and I wanna tried their Pambota( stew base on palm seeds) and Fufu.
Greetings my beautiful Sista! I'm new here showings support! I loove this! I want to learn how to cook Nigerian food! Thank you for sharing this I really appreciate you! Much love and blessings everytime! 🙏🏽🥰🤗💕
Thank you for this video because this is going to be my first time trying to make it and I didn't want to mess up. You have made this easy for a beginner like me to understand.
I'm from India and what I just saw it's absolutely amazing 🤩. I'll make it at home. Best thing, we can eat it with hands. Africans, Arabs and Indians knows that food tastes delicious when it's eaten by hands.
I m from Pakistan and my friend introduce me about fufu although I don't know we have fufu in Pakistan or not but by seeing how she make it with her beautiful voice really encourage me too try this dish Lot of respect from Pakistan mam
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I have a childhood friend who grew up in Africa and one night I stayed over her house her mother made this it was so delicious and no restaurants in my area serve it so I want to learn how to make it myself. I love how food can bring people of all cultures and backgrounds together.
Yes God says to enjoy your food and drink and work
I'm white, but never understood why peoples were so racist toward black comunity, but as i grow old and understood life better, i figured out that the racism was just jelousy and hate, because i love so much everything black peoples do, is way more cooler and better than white peoples lol. I love their jokes, personality, they are way funnier. I was really tempted to try to make fufu, but i can't seem to do it with home stuff, i thought was some flour and water, is what someone said.
@@lioninguccisuit haha no that's not the reason xD
Definitely making this for dinner tomorrow, I thought it was so hard to make I didn’t expect it to be a 1,2,3 process thank you ☺️
I thought the same thing. I think hers is a bit watery for my liking but all is well. I think she added as much water as she did, so it wouldn’t dry, but if you plan to eat it soon after you cook it I would add a tad less water
Making simple things extraordinary is hard for some to do 😉
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I assumed this was gonna be so hard to make seeing the consistency! Tryna make my nearly non-existent cooking skills a bit more adventurous, and this fufu is officially on the list!
Please help Kar dijiye 🙏🙏🙏🙏
Llllll77u
Have u made it yet?
Culture vulture
This was easy. It didn't take a lot of time at all. Thank you
I'm from Morocco 🇲🇦
And I really love the Nigerian culture guys your food looks so yummy ✨🤤 love you ❤️
منين اختي 😂😂😂
Thank you ☺️
My aunt married a Nigerian and he loves to feed everyone lol. He made this for us and I fell in love with it as a child and look forward to it every time we visit them
I kept seeing fufu and egusi soup on Instagram and every time it's looked so tasty, Im definitely going to try this out along with your other recipe to make the best dish i can!
is it good ?
What I really love about this dish is that these r 2 common ingredients from my own culture, puerto rican, but used in a completely different way! Can't wait to make this
How was it?
Please help 🙏😭💔🤝
Same, it's also very common here
The whole world stole all African customs and exploits Africa's resources. Africa is the root - first creators of everything. The originators of civilization, all other races are influenced by blk culture and falsely take credit. History will be corrected shortly.
@@lotus___freedom no digas tonterias 🤣
I found this word fufu just recently in tiktok and got hooked into it. Its a good way to diversify your meal learning new things especially food crisis is coming.
Your voice is beautiful. Like a mommy conforting her child
I am from NY and moved to TX and I miss the authentic African food in Harlem. I decided to see if I was lucky to find a fufu step by step guide. I am very grateful for your content. You have no idea.
You are very welcome! I'm so glad you found it helpful.😊
Tried FuFu with the soup for the first time yesterday. Loved it!! And the meal wasn’t heavy
Is it vegan
@@sidsolovelyyy I think the soup is made with vegetables but I’m not sure
Please help 🙏😭😭😭
@@anchal201 I think if you look up African curry vegetarian you’ll find because just curry has like chicken in it
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It is interesting that African-Americans from the southern United States used fingers for utensils a lot until they started moving out to other states, my mom did with certain foods. I think it is natural and a healthy way to eat, you bring back great memories, thank you
this reminds me of the way we used to eat our greens (with cornbread) we used our hands and mashed the cornbread up and picked up our greens with the cornbread just like you do with fufu. Loved this video because it shows how easy fufu is to make. thank you.
Yes!!!! I was thinking the same
This dish has tempted me to try it for months
Unfortunately there is no Nigerian or even Ethiopian restaurant near me . So I will learn to make it and to respect it , it looks so amazing I cannot wait to make for the first time! You are so beautiful ❤️
Check out a mexican market. Both carry yucca and plantains.
Hi I'm going to try to make it thanks ❤🌹🙏🏽😊
Lola , I just love the way and methods you made the fufu. It looks so easy. Love the fact you added plantain and the end result is excellent. I will be trying it out. Thanks for sharing.
Plantain is banana, right?
@@rosannasanchez2702 plantains are a type of banana the a starchier have less sugar and a thicker skin
I love how you showed us the two different methods of making it..
I never had fufu before but I'm certainly going to try it looks so delicious 😋
I love it...I'm haitian which is African decent and my mom makes this all the time. I love it and I love our culture. Love 😘
Your preparation is so beautiful and clean I'm going to try this for my children we have been wanting to try different cultures of foods for a very long time thank you 🙏🏾 God bless you 💕
Was really curious about what this dish had in it. Looks easy enough. Thank you for sharing! Now I’ll have to look into the side items as well! Appreciate your time ma’am!
this is much more simpler than I thought!
This is easy ig but 45 minutes of constant stirring. Thats definitely a workout
It's 4 to 5 minutes not 45.
I found fufu a year ago and every time I see it I crave it so bad. It just looks so good. I’m going to be making some because I saw your video. ☺️
Thank you for this video!! Going to make this and try it for the first time. I'm very excited. My taste testers will be the Nigerian nurses I work with 😆 (I'm a healthcare worker). Beautiful chef Lola!
Hello I love your response
How'd it go!!? Did they like??
Cultural foods are a great way to show love to the diversity of people in your life
Pagal he tu ha.
Ever since i saw a reel about fufu, i've been wanting to try it. Thank you for the recipe, ill be doing it during Christmas break!
Your voice is so beautiful
Thank you 😍
I was about to say the same thing
Exactly ☺️❤️
Very comforting
The fisvargub
I know nothing about Nigerian/West African food. But I love all foods and I'm instantly subscribing because you have such a soothing and hospitable voice.
Thank you for sharing, and I can't wait to learn more from you!
This is Ghana food not Nigeria
My sister is craving fufu and the african restaurants are priced outside her budget so I'm going to use this recipe and the microwave method to make fufu for her! Thank you Lola
The way the fufu slowly becomes more solid and sticky brings memories of when i make slimes,seeing that texture form gets me so excited bcs usually it means its working
I'm from latinamerica, and today you show me a whole new world of flavour!!! Thank you very much
i really want to try fufu, i haven't yet got around to it, i have seen a few tutorials but yours by far looks the best, 😍
This is so fascinating. My wife is Colombian and they use cassava and plantains for a lot of their meals. She will be so excited when I show her this. We'll definitely try it!
I love listening to you Lola ,you have such a soothing voice. I love learning a new type of cooking and your videos make it so easy. Buying these different (for me) vegetables is a challenge but I’m trying! Thank you from an English fan.😊
Your cooking style is very peaceful and your voice is very sweet.!
i greet you from india❤️
Thank you so much 🙂
When I lived in Holi Flat in Accra, my favorite meal was fufu and red red I came back to the states and am growing plantain and cassava and wondered how to make fufu.
Now I know two ways. I can’t wait to learn how to make red red now.
Medaase
Everytime I see people eat this my mouth waters. Needed to know how to make it thank u!
Looks yummy and the fufu, the perfect texture, can't wait to try this.
I'm from Russia, I recently came to Trinidad to live here. It is very interesting to watch new and unusual recipes.
From now on I am using your stove top method. This is a thousand times easier than anything I've done before!
Thanks so much for sharing this video
God bless you.
THIS IS AMAZING, A VERY HEALTHY DIET .
Been wanting to make fufu for ages, since i ate it at a friend’s home. Whole family, by hands, one big plate. Love these kind of cultures. And the foods... 🥰
Dear Ms. Lola, I just ❤ all of your simple easy and delicious recipes!👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾
🙏🏾Thanks for all of the delicious recipes you have given us over the years my beautiful sister!🖤
Oh wow! You almost brought tears to my eyes. Thank you Queen. 😍
Please help 🙏😭 didi
My partner is from Brazzaville, he often makes foufou at the weekend, but everything was well-served when I reached home, so I have no idea what kind of food I ate yet delicious as I am a cassava lover, so now I can make for him any time after this video honestly, I am in love since the first I tried it. Thanks so much for the share of the knowledge 😘
Thank you so much.
I've been experimenting with different ways to make it. This looks much easier than the way I was taught. That soup looks good too, and I really like your presentation. I gotta try this.
Hey Chef Lola! Thank you so much. Made fufu yesterday with the microwave and it was perfect! Didnt know it can be made that easy. Wow! Thanks a lot! 😊😊
So wish I’ve never been on this channel or any of this cooking recipes but the ingredients are mighty amazing what you already know that thank you
I always thought it was mixture of rice with potato and this looks delicious. I can see myself eating fufu as a side dish for steak, grilled fish, with stew
Am a Jamaican and am planning to make it today. It will be my first time. Thank you for this video
Thank you Chef Lola I've been quite intrigued about fufu lately it looks so satisfying to eat.Happy new year and much love to you from little New Zealand 🙂
Great, african food 😍! I'll try it, thank you!
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Yes , but I am from Iran and we don't have the roots for futu , and what can I do ? I want to have fufu
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What has this to do with cooking??
@@baharazari5556 you can use potato i think..
My best friend is from Cameroon, he’s made me fufu so many times. I told him when I’m ready to make it, he’s my judge. I’m nervous, but I’m confident with these methods that I’ll be able to get his approval! 💪✊
Beautiful made, I like the stove method 👌I feel like it's well cooked, will definitely make this for the hubby 😋nice share
I tasted this from a friend who is from Nigeria and it was with some lamb dish . And it was beautiful and very tasty . mmmmmm love it and i want to try it again . Best of love from Norway
Making fufu will make you strong as hell lol
My daughter's grandma makes it , I've tried it. It's good. I need to have my daughter try it.
In Mexico we call it Yuca root. I love boiling it and eating it with a little salt. I have never tried Fufu but it looks delicious
I put the yuca to my chicken stew and meat stew(cocido de res), I've also tried the cuban style with mojo. And yuca arepas, they are so delicious. Plantain arepas also rellenas de pollo y queso or beans.
I think I will learn about your culture in your food because I think has a lot of health benefits and I thank you so much
Thank you for sharing your recipe with us. I’ve never actually had fufu but I’m looking forward to making it for my family. Have you ever tasted Cuban fufu?? Or Dominican mangu?? Or Puerto Rican mofongo?? I really think you might enjoy it!! You’ll be able to see where the roots of these other dishes came from, FUFU!! I love the way food makes the world smaller and more familiar. Really appreciate you sharing your food. I’ve watched a few different fufu recipe videos and this one looked the best to me!! Am I correct in inferring that fufu is usually not salted or flavored because Nigerian dishes can be quite spicy?? So the plain fufu helps to balance the meal??
I definitely want to try it I've never had African food but it just looks so delicious I think I would love it
I love love love fufu. I love the cassava fufu. ❤❤❤.
Me too 😄
Plantain and cassava are to ingredients we use in Jamaica but not together. Fufu is a recipe I would love to try. Thanks for sharing
Wow, it is so easy to make. Definitely gonna try it ♥️🇯🇲
Thank you for taking the time to share how to make your recipes!
It's eaten in Haiti
Thank u for sharing the Recipe. It looks Delicious and so Easy to make. I have never Try Fu Fu before. I enjoy watching your Videos.
Thank you so much
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Im going to try fufu tomorrow when I get home from school, it must be that good if most people actually eat it with most stews :D
i am from india . i always wonderd how they make fufu. now i know😀😀
Hi, thank you so much for sharing fufu in the easiest way, i will make this and share this recipe to my Indian viewers, so that thay will also enjoy this recipe too, Neha's Unique kitchen.
I didn’t know the “dough” was made from essentially a potato! It looks so good!
it's cassava
Oh my goodness, THANK YOU for this video! I’ve been eating this food so much and just now decided to start making this food myself (fufu, Banku, red red, okra soup, egusi soup).
You have an excellent demonstration of the many ways to make fufu- I get it completely now. No mix for me- prefer the natural way. Thank you 😊💕
This is similar to Coocoo that we make in Trinidad. We however add okra and seasoning to it and our base is cornmeal
Yes, I'm Trini and was curious about this dish. Are you going to try it?
Can't wait to make and try this. I love trying other cultural food
It's always a pleasant one watching your videos. 😋 🍲 Delightful and detailed as usual 👍 . Please did you ferment the cassava or you just blended and cooked without fermenting it?
Wow nice i love kasava or yuka..and green plantains ...i have to try them in fufu ...thank you
Hello, I am from Syria and I live with my family in Germany. I used to live with families from Ghana and Nigeria. I love them a lot. My children and their children play with each other and also eat together. Now I live far from them and my children ask me to work for them Fufu
I got listen to you talk all day! Beautiful voice! I can’t wait to try this!
I am here just because karim adyemi😅
Assalamualaikum, I'm Soo happy and excited to discover your channel and I look forward to learn and make Nigerian food at my home
My husband is Nigerian and he prefers American food. I am like, wait, what? Lol. 😂😂😂
He's one of a kind. 😅🤣😂
I’m right along with him I wouldn’t eat African food on a daily either.
I think im gonna loveeeee fufu casava is literally my favorite here in our country we boil it we also put salt in water and eat it i had this since childhood and i love it and banana is one of my favorite fruit i gotta try to make this
Fufu does not belong to Nigerians. That is a clear insults to all others African countries. Fufu belongs to the entire continent as a staple food... Woow!!!
She didn't say that it originated/belong to Nigeria she said it's made in Nigeria & also mentioned it's made in many countries in Africa. Don't try to divide us.
You obviously got hearing problems🤣 she said it’s eaten by most of africans
There’s a Filipino working in Equatorial New Guinea 🇬🇳 and From watching there,
I saw how good African food are too…and I wanna tried their Pambota( stew base on palm seeds) and Fufu.
Crazy how us Melanted people eat the same things differently.
Life saver. I have been salivating and craving this dish. Time I try for myself.
Lovely lovely FuFu…I will try to make this on the weekend for my kids…thank you 😇
Fufu is such an interesting meal. I am now craving it. Looks so delicious 😋
Yea you are right absolutely
Very easy to make this recipe.
It really is 😊
Greetings my beautiful Sista! I'm new here showings support! I loove this! I want to learn how to cook Nigerian food! Thank you for sharing this I really appreciate you! Much love and blessings everytime! 🙏🏽🥰🤗💕
Very detail. Thanks for sharing this method. 😍🇲🇾
I really would love to try fufu, thank you for sharing i will be sure to make it. Have a good day
Great chef,will try this out. Thanks Chef Lola
Thank you for this video because this is going to be my first time trying to make it and I didn't want to mess up. You have made this easy for a beginner like me to understand.
You are so welcome! Glad I could help ❤️
I'm from India and what I just saw it's absolutely amazing 🤩. I'll make it at home. Best thing, we can eat it with hands. Africans, Arabs and Indians knows that food tastes delicious when it's eaten by hands.
I'm try it on this Eid
I'm going to make this...Thank you so much for sharing this video
I want to make this when I go to the Philippines because it looks delicious
I m from Pakistan and my friend introduce me about fufu although I don't know we have fufu in Pakistan or not but by seeing how she make it with her beautiful voice really encourage me too try this dish
Lot of respect from Pakistan mam
I did not know that fufu was made from yuca, this is really cool. In my culture we eat the yuca fried and it's just like a potatoes consistency