FRYBREAD/BANNOCK MEMES
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My mom and I were making frybread the other day and I asked for words of wisdom and she goes... “frybread is like children....the first one is always a little weird and misshaped”...and it hurt a little because I’m her first born kid😂😭😭
I felt that
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What a Great reply!!....yet, it's often the unusual one that is most loved
@@jacobbilly7240
Word!
Maybe I should've had a second child to test that theory, lol.
“When mom is pulling up in the driveway!” OMG that’s so me and my siblings back in the 80’s!!!!!! Ahhhhh, good times! Lol!!!!
I think soooo many can relate here....Hurry!!!!
SAAAMMMME, except there was just two of us, so we never won that race.
With us it was usually the rush to hide or fix what we broke.
I can relate to this too. My sisters and I would hustle when we heard Mum pulling in to the driveway and getting out to open the garage door.
We're over here in Australia so I guess this is a universal thing.
Yeah, we did this in the 70's too. Lol!!
When I was little, like 2nd or 3rd grade, the teacher had our mothers visit the school with a dish of choice. My Mi'kmaw mother made frybread and I was the most popular kid for a day. :D
😂😂🤣🤣😎😎👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽 great day though.
@@user-bs4ck6zy8v Yes. It was the only day I had in elementary school, when it was a good day to be indigenous. On this day, I was not looked down on. I was looked up to and it felt great.
@@Warrior_Resisting_Colonialism 👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽😎😎😎😬✌🏽 good shit bro
@@Warrior_Resisting_Colonialism are you from Maine? Also referred to as "Micmac" by people who don't speak the name properly?
@@gurubhaikhalsa9337 Yes, Though I'm from Kespeck, Mi'kma'ki. It's name, long before it was known as Maine.
My aunt who owned a cafe hired a Cree cook and they added fry bread/bannock to the menu. My aunt though fell in love with the stuff and gained 12lbs from eating so much ..... in 1 month lol 😆
What does it taste like?
@@deadinside8781 the best I could describe it with the recipe she used is like eating a combination of naan bread and a plain donut.
@@ellengriffith1585 I never had naan but I've had a donut. Sounds yum 😋
@@deadinside8781 good
I’m not native, but I ALWAYS buy frybread at every Powwow or Native event! Love the videos and love learning about your culture.
It was a sad day when cheesecake factory removed that sandwich from the menu. I don't even like to go there any more
Frybread is the equivalent of manna.
I'm from Chile in southamerica, I'm mapuche, and we have something very similar to fry bread, is called sopaipilla, and we make it when it rains or is cold outside. (Sorry for my english, but my first language is spanish :D)
Mmmmm sopaipilla bread!
I have had that before. Delicious also.
We have Maori fried bread (paraoa parai) here in New Zealand that developed after European settlers brought flour. I wonder how many variations of indigenous fried bread there are around the world?
@@linden5165 Caribbean people have pan bread, but it's more like Scottish bannock than Indian frybread. People here tend to go with fritters instead, which taste great, but are not the same .... interesting question.
I'm in South Texas. We make that and put honey on it. It's good. I didn't know you made that way down in Chile.
12 dislikes!?
Someone's fried bread got burnt 🤣😂🤣
Or turned into a biscuit lol
It was from the "better than Navajo bread?"
My grandmother called them "Pan Frito when we were growing up. Translation- fried bread. She has been gone many years now, but I am heading to the kitchen now to hear her guide my hand.
Jeca, so sweet. More people should respect their grandparent's memories.
Mine too, I didn't remember that til you said it. She was from Guatemala. I mostly remember her biscuits (biscochos) and the cornbread she actually was making for the dogs to eat. I'd snag pieces of that cornbread out of the skillet, like she wouldn't notice : )
LoL, in Uruguay we call it "torta frita", I don't know why cos it's not a cake LoL, but it's called that for some reason when it's bread LoL...
We call it "Neqeqrangllaq"
I always thought for the longest time that we were the only family that cleaned house that way. Our driveway was pretty long and so we could hear them coming and were cleaning like crazy. Would goof off for hours then all hands on deck as soon as we heard the truck coming down the road 😂. You young men sure make me smile every time. I lived in Provo back in the 80’s would have love that restaurant back then probably would have spent way to much money there. Love me some Fry bread.
Yknow I'm Sicilian but like, when you talk about Grandma's gunna slap you, oh I feel that 😂
Grandma is omni-cultural. They all will slap.
@@jaylittleton1 y e s 💖😅
@@jaylittleton1 and throw shoes when you're out of slapping range.
LOL!
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Not mine 😏
I am originally from Hungary Central Europe. Now living on the east coast. I am truly moved by indigenous cultures so visit Pow wow's when I can. First time I visited one was truly surprised seeing frybread because we have something almost identical we call it 'lángos' (means flamed). We usually top it with sour cream and shredded cheese. Now days I do not only go to a Pow wow to connect to your culture but to indulge 😋 in frybread.
That's festival food in Sweden. My favorite is sour cream and peeled shrimp or whitefish roe.
Wow! How is it possible that every week is better than before!!! The subject is delicious; the memes are fun; the reaction cracks me up, and, as usual, you found a fantastic group to highlight for the Natives Doing Cool Things. I love that people who make frybread can qualify for the kind of help the JamesBeard foundation is giving!
When I get a chance to get out to Utah again, I will make a POINT of stopping at the house of frybread ....
Blessings....
Bruh the mom pulling up in the driveway one got me😂 I would always forget the dishes so by the time she walks in the door I would be doing them💀💀🤣
#teamlakotafrybread
I’m a WOC my family is from the south but I live and raised in Arizona. My mother taught how to make a cornmeal fry bread. In middle school home ec I learned how to make fry bread. My Hispanic friends mom taught how to make mexican fry bread. Why am I writing all this? I’m just fry bread flexing! 😏
What!?! Cornmeal fry bread.... never heard of it but I WANT SOME
@@TheTugboatgirl it’s basically cornbread batter except thicker then fried . My mother used to make it all the time. I haven’t made since I was a kid. And like all soul food there is no recipe. Your basically taught how to cook thru osmosis then trial and error! 😂
Is it just flapjacks?
@@CyberMachine joblanks replied to me, I guess its like cornbread batter just fried not bakes, sounds so yummy tho
@@CyberMachine kind of but less flour? I think flapjacks have more flour. My also used to fry biscuit dough. In oil and butter! If you’ve never tried that I highly recommend! With syrup or jam? Now I got to make some.
That big ass bread picture was taken from my Rez lol
😅 now we know where to visit
I just need when and where. Please and thank you
The little goat getting rammed made me sad...it seemed like he got hit so hard. He gets all the treats =p
“If you haven’t had fry bread, you’re missing out.” Truer words were never spoken...😋
Everyone don’t panic there’s gonna be enough bannock!!
Jacob's face when he sipped the Dr.Shasta ayyyyyeee!
I like dr thunder my self
Yup, couldn't resist. Have to get one
I wondered why he was drinking it. Did you run out of bepsi, Jacob? Inquiring bilagáana would like to know :)
@@ToeTag1968 No, it's reminds me of home.
I'm doing Keto and looking at all this frybread is killing me.
It's okay to have your frybread. Lick off all the grease, and then donate the bread part to a rez dog.
Maybe you can make a keto version with coconut flour, maybe google will have a keto recipe out there good luck
@@fuzzyx2face Baking with Keto "flour" sucks; it's expensive and never works out right.
@@fuzzyx2face Or try almond flour, Food Wishes, Chef John has a flour free bread recipe if I am remembering correctly. Good Luck!
The one where your mom is pulling up the driveway. How about the other kids who are not supposed to be over running out back door for the trees?🙂
Omg yes a mad dash out the nearest open window or back door lol.
Oh yeah, that stuff happened.
OMG @ 2:44 I've never heard Patrick laugh like that, so adorable lmao! That poor baby goat made some wrong moves that day though haha.
My senior year of high school, for my A.P history class, we were celebrating for our hard work of the semester and my teacher said we all could bring something to share. I was his only Native American student (and probably of the enitre school but there was urban Natives there to) so I brought frybread. I made a HUGE batch, more than I had ever made. I also brought jam and butter. I got there and explained to my teacher what it was and how it was apart of my culture. He announced it to the entire party (which made me embarassed) and I showed everyone how to eat it. God dang those kids! They all took one bite and the next thing I know, my huge batch is gone and kids are asking for more! I hade kids who remembered me from middle school and were trying to get the last three pieces I had saved for my friends who never had frybread off of me! 🤣🤣 my teacher told me that the frybread was so good, I could sell it like a drug dealer lmao 🤣💀
In Panama, frybread is called hojaldras. It's a breakfast staple 😋
Just thinking about it makes me hungry right now. 🥺
I swear, these videos remind me of my life. I'm 2nd generation Irish, but these videos remind me of my life.
I am also 2nd gen Scot and an Irish gramma. It does somehow resonate with my life growing up. Especially the Rez cars lol
I think it's wonderful, really it doesn't matter what culture you're from there are always similarities in there somewhere, different but connected 🙂🙏🏽
@@patrickisanavajo my Mom use to say our (extended) family was like the United Nations. We're lucky enough to have Navajo too. And if we were ever to hold a family reunion, everyone would be wearing matching t-shirts because those recessive genes....lol.... would confuse other groups of people
Soda bread and fry bread are pretty close in ingredients!
@@dcinrb8538 You're lucky. My family tree is about 40% German and 40% Jewish. We used to have reunions now and again, but they were a bit tense.
Love the one where he said “ she doesn’t love him any more” frybread! 😂😂. Another great episode. Diolch yn iawn o Cymru( Thank you very much from Wales)👌😊
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40th to comment ... And I'm not even native ... The show makes me just feel good.
My favorite things of any Pow Wow I've been too has been the drummers and singers, the MC, and Fry Bread
I’m Samoan from New Zealand. Fried bread isn’t our thing, ie we don’t make it, but we’ll eat it of course because we love to eat lol. Maori (indigenous people of NZ) make fried bread.
I worked with some Samoans doing construction on Maui, and I can attest to the truth of your statement. Those dudes could EAT!
Eating and hugging. I'm a tiny little Jew, I got invited over to one of their houses for dinner, the women almost killed me.
@@shawnhartmann4581 🤣🤣🤣
Yup,luv our fried bread but im at that Samoan Kai hard too.
Those donuts .
yess omg was gonna mention this haha
I love the reaction from Navajo Man.. 🤣
Kinda shocked you didn’t have that meme “I like my women like I like my frybread... brown, round and greasy.” My ex used to tell me that lovingly, just before he’d start doing a Jacob. (Throw his head back and laughs. 💕) 🤣🤣🤣
Gimme the Indian taco.
lol...Key Word: EX
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🤣🤣🤣 totally forgot about that meme
Ayyyeeee frybread is just the best plain and simple. Literally!!!!
Glad you are back Jacob.
Thanks, happy to be back
Love seeing you all out in the world. So much of the stuff you show on your videos is relatable even though I'm not native.
All goodness this video.
My heart is happy after this episode. Well actually all the episodes make me happy. And now I got a hankerin’.
Funny episode "Grandma he's wasting flour again". "My wife doesn't love me anymore". Haha
So good. Had me laughing and hungry the whole time.
Dr Shasta??? No Bepsi??? Another funny video guys, thanks!
I said the same thing! LOL
I noticed that too 🧐🤣🤣
I gained seven pounds just watching this video. 😂
I am not native, (my wife is part Cherokee and my daughter is part Mapuche from Chile )but I appreciate the channel. I got so hungry watching the frybread episode that I had to make some for myself... I found a grandmothers recipe on RUclips for Navajo frybread... it turned out pretty awesome for a first try. I also appreciated the Halloween episode it helped me see some things about cultural insensitivity... Thanks Patrick and Jacob.
AKA Popovers in southern AZ.
Mom's in the driveway, everyone can relate.
Before I watch, I would like to thank you from the bottom of my heart for reminding me of one of the best parts of my experience in Wyoming some years ago .... just the title of the video brings back happy memories .... lol .....
That blueberry bannock looked like moldy bannock!😄😅
I love you guys! My husband did mission work out on the Rez and loved it! He always talks about fry bread and Navajo tacos! Do you think that an Irish girl like me who loves to cook, could make fry bread? I am so glad that the James Beard Foundation is helping native/black people start food businesses! My parents had a restaurant for 32 years! My Mom started the restaurant with a $1,200.00 loan and still had six kids at home!! My Dad actually worked away and only helped on the weekends. My Dad eventually left his job and they worked together in the restaurant for 30 years! This is awesome!
I had to go to the food bank back when my children were tiny. They gave canned meat, flour and some other things. An old Native American woman talked about making fry bread. I asked her how to make it. She offered to teach me and I took her up on it. There were times as my kids grew up I only had beans, rice and stuff to make fry bread. I cant say I was good at it, but it tasted good and filled bellies. It has been to long since I made it.
She moved and it was before the face book. We saw each other 4 times, but her teaching made a big difference in my life.
Love your frybread observations. Although I'm not indigenous I could still relate.
When Mom's pulling into the driveway... yeah, I remember that one from when I was a kid, plus me and my brother bolting out the patio door just before Mom opened the door from the garage.
More bannock for the native guy with the broken heart. 💔
Frybread and Shasta, I'm getting fund raiser flashbacks
got me craving frybread now
I think panic when mum pulling up in the driveway is something we can all agree on 😂😂😂
I love this video.
Y'all stay safe.
The best frybread is any someone else makes, I’m volunteering to try all of you’s
I like. Indian. Tacos i get them at Calif pow wows 😋
Haha that was me jumping up off the couch as I hear my mom started yelling at my younger siblings..
Blueberries? 🤣🤣🤣More like spore encrusted moldberries!!!
Might be penicillin on that! 😄
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That was fun! I enjoyed that very much! Thanks for sharing!
So happy to see one of my favorite foods featured. And on my birthday, too! 🎂
Keep 'em coming, guys! SO funny! 😄
Ayye I clicked it all fast XD, been waiting for another! Thx for the vid
Lol Thanks for supporting and watching!
Thanks, thoroughly enjoyed this.
The part where the kids suddenly jump up and start cleaning because MOM is in the driveway reminds me of when I was about 11-12 years old. My best friend was 14 and her parents were part of the organizing committee for our local ceremonial group and had to go to a lot of meetings and usually, we went too because it was fun to see all the other kids. This time we didn't want to go because we had plans... insert eyeroll. Let's just say we trashed the kitchen and basement of the house, and then her mom called to check on us and tell us they were coming home early... 2 hours early. We used a garden hose to hose the mess out of the kitchen, down the basement steps, and out the garage door. I don't know how we survived childhood or the teens.
Frybread thirst trap ✌💞🤣🤣 and the Bannock "cutting board" 😳🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
The credit card bangs on the table both of them at the same time , and the chores yup definitely 80s
Love those childhood memories of mom pulling up in the drive Earlier than planned. Flying Fry bread everywhere
This is my new favorite episode. Love frybread!!
Native Alaskan you guys are amazing thank you
Great vid brothers , man I miss Pow wow fried bread
FRYBREAD!!!! As a kid I remember going to the Indian Rodeo with my parents in Sacaton, AZ and nothing was better than the Frybread with powdered sugar and Honey!!!!!
It's a miserable rainy afternoon where I am. Seeing you guys had a new video out perked me right up. And one day I shall make frybread. :-D
JACOOOOOOOB! Good to see ya back!
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Yessss with my man J being backkk
I'm like a fry bread brown with a side of brown beans baby ! 😂✌🏼
Fry bread and mutton stew. I do miss my time with the Navajo and at pow-wow.
I grew up in Az, but never heard it called Bannock. Ever. Learn something new every day. Also, we did the -Mom's in the driveway hustle many times! :D
Bannock is baked in the oven, and fried bread is fried which makes it taste sooo yummy. Mmm
@@felainemontgrand I've had frybread many times, sometimes with honey, or powdered sugar, or filled like a taco. Yumeee!
True. NM here though. I have never heard of Bannock until this video.
I would love to learn how to make fry bread! Maybe I won't be single anymore🤣
Dang, for real. Lemme have my moment🤣🤣🤣
Outstanding culture, humor.....and Yummy bread....and hosts
Awe man!! Now I gotta make some frybread to go with my ground beef & cheese. Thanks!!
Frybread w/Spam ,onion and green chili
There's a street fair that happens in my neighborhood with a cart that claims to sell authentic frybread. I'll have to try it out when the fair opens back up.
In New England we have something similar served at fairs we call "Fried Dough or Fried Charlies". We have it more as a dessert with a sugar/cinnamon mix and optional powdered sugar.
In New York,New Jersey,the Italians
make zeppoles,fried dough with powdered sugar.So good!!!
'beaver tails' or 'elephant ears' in Ontario, Canada.
Fried elongated dough, then sprinkle with sugar or cinnamon sugar. Some stands add chocolate, caramel, seasonal fruits and whipped creams.
Delicious and wonderful summer memories...
@@maisonmakin I have found Elephant Ears here in Oregon in the past.
I am from New England too, and I always thought that fry bread sounded like fried dough. Literally did not know it was just the New England area only. Toppings are important though.
ah, frybread. 🤗
back in the '80's, there were a lot of public powwows where i live.
natives would set up in any field they could find, trying to educate the local population about native culture.
i'd pig out on frybread whenever i could!! 😛
but, alas, the natives ended up feeling unwelcomed by the ignorant southern masses and left, never to return again.
i miss the dancing....
and the frybread. 😥
I am so tired of ignorant hateful people. This was a precious gift lost.
What the heck! Only mad men would reject a party/powwow and fry bread!
Growing up in Lawrence, Kansas, we'd attend one of the annual powwows at Haskell Indian Nations University.
**sighhhh** I miss taking-in the culture and the Navajo Tacos!
Ours was a culture of making harmony with nature. Where I’m from, it can reach -40. Even with modern clothes, it’ll take your breath away. That my people,(anishnabe to us, Ojibwa to most) could have survived without steel or modern things blows my mind every winter.
All natives, from around the world. Inuit, Sami, Aborigines, Maori, countless South American tribes , never mind the ones from the place that started it all, Africa, have such incredible toughness and understanding of this planet. It isn’t all about ego and greed. 👊🏾
I had a strict teacher my first class of high school and when I was running late I would make him 2 fry bread xD was never marked down as late or missing class in the morning. Fry bread power!
😂
White man fry bread. Donuts
Great video guys. Jacob I’m liking the glasses bro. Keep up the good content 😁
Oh wow!!! I haven't had any good fry bread in so longgggg!
I love your Astro's hat. I want some fry bread.
Loved this! Just found a triple wrapped 5 lb bag of bluebird flour in my freezer! Not sure how Iost it but we will all. E happy here in East Tennessee that I found it!
I'll be checking this place out when I'm in UT County.
Those fry bread memes were delishissss
Early frybread lover lol already know this video will be funny 🤗
I love you guys almost as much as I love frybread.
Shout out to the Ohlone, what I miss most no longer living in the Bay Area, sourdough fried bread.💕🤟😭
Thanks for sharing. The baby goat getting squished. Priceless
So cool so glad to see you guys👍🏼😋👏🏼❤️
Mom pulling up in driveway...oh yeah been there waaaay too many times! 😕
On the T.O. Nation we call it popovers❤️
Here I sit in Oxford, England, An old lady of 64 and desperate for some fry bread. Whatever it is I need it so bad xxxxxxx love watching you guys.
You guys making me hungry with all that frybread! Thanks for the laughs!
TutuMa here, I found you guys at the start of the pandemic. Watched NavajoGramma (I love her!) and learned how to make frybread. I have shared it with neighbors too, my favorite food. OMGosh, learned about this in my 70's!? We don't have that here in Hawaii, so happy I found you! Aloha and Mahalo from Maui!
This is interesting. I just made fry bread today. I had it with turkey gravy.
Wow I can really do with a cooking show with that 😊 guy and cooking Fry bread!!!
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