Wow sis you do all, you nail it down perfectly 👏 👌 it's not by my doing nor by my strength but the will of God, thank you so so much 😊 ❤ my best regards to you and yours ❤💕
Let me thank you again for the inspiration dear Imelda🙏🏽 You’re a brilliant teacher and I must say your tutorials are incredibly informative 👌🏽 I thank God for letting me find your channel! ❤️ keep the focus on your great work and certainly God who strengthens you 🥰🙏🏽
I am Chinese and have been in the US since the early 60’s…..eating Chinese salted fish forever! I love it from growing up as a child eating them. Now I am ready to try different culture and forms of “fermented or salted” fish. I like your video and will try your recipe because it sounds delicious. By the way, your presentation is so clear that made me think you are a teacher as a profession. Great job!!!👍👍👍👏👏
Wow! That’s really awesome. I’ve actually thought about making my own momoni because I’ve never found a perfect one when I go to the African market. I just haven’t been able to but I’ll definitely do it your way because that looks excellent. You nailed it dear and you always do!
Im not at home atm but when I finally get home im buying a lot of tilapia to make koobi and makrel/salmon to make momoni enough for the whole year … i live in Ghana and they are both accessible but your videos have just convinced me to make my own 😊
Wow.i was looking for this salted mackerel for time. I just found it. Thank you so much. I looking for this kind of salted fish in Chinese food store but no luck. The fish smell very bad but test awesome. Thanks again. Now I am going to make it.
Wow!! Thank you for this thorough recipe video, I've always wanted to learn how to cure and ferment fish safely at home! I'm going to try it! And the weak-fish result was so interesting, good to know!
The assorted fish are all unique in their own ways depending how you carry on your decaying process as you nailed it Nana. Wow, completion looks beautiful and authentic like efie die3. Well done Sis
This must really intensify the aroma and flavour of whatever you choose to cook with it.Thanks so much for sharing. I am going to give this a try. 🤗🤭❤❤❤
Hi Nanaaba! I've been following your channel since your fufu video(3 years ago I think). I love watching you cook all these dishes. I've since move to Toronto where I've found a nice African grocery store close to my neighborhood. I have yet to explore it because of covid, but I'll certainly pop by once the restriction is gone
Nothing can penetrate that packaging sis, amazing fermented fish that will surely give the stew flavorful and tasteful umami, thanks for sharing gorgeous sis ❤️🙋🏾♀️
Thank you sister, what an awesome tutorial! I've noticed that you've sprinkled something looking like some running salt during the initial fish washing process before putting away for 14 days. . .did you? You've kept fish for a 7 day curing process. Could curing process go beyond 7 days ie 14 days?
I watched Imelda’s when you featured her a few months ago and tried mine … it’s very simple to do indeed and good, thanks for sharing and also for promoting another RUclipsr 👍🏽👍🏽😘
Love your videos, they're so easy to follow. Hats off to you! My question is the outdoors. I live in Florida. We really don't have cold temperatures. Do you have any suggestions for the fourteen day period as to where I place them. My garage get hot too.
Yum...😍😋I missed to watch this video, really love fish, just don't how many ways to cook it, thanks for sharing in how many ways to cook fish, I know how to grilled, Steam and boil it with water vinegar I put chill on it, that's all I know, that why I eat out most of the time coz I don't know how to cook, and also I'm busy working, that's one of the reason. Lol
Thanks so much Nana our masterchef, now almost everything you will get it on utube..as my younger brother will say " kind courtesy of University of utube😆😆😂💖💖👍👌👌👏👏love everything about this momoni processing. Ayekoo dear
This is a learning experience for me. We Jamaicans would have literally thrown out that but I like the hole knowledge on fermenting fish. Have a great day 😘😘😘😘
I even liked the video before watching lol . I love momoni 🙈 and therefore know this is going to be good. Can’t wait to try the recipe. Thanks for sharing sis.. you are just too much ❤️❤️
Hi Nanaba very nice recipe. Why you waited two weeks with plastic wrap? why not to do with salt at the begining and wait two weeks inside rock salt? Can u make vid how to make dried smoked fish? see u
Momoni, In The House! I'm Glad, This Iconic Ghanaian, All Important Ingredient, Is Finally Taking Center Stage! 😋It's About Time Already. The Addition Of Very "Discretionary" Amounts Of Momoni, To Our Traditional, Abomu (Dip),😋 3t) ( Mashed Yam/Plantain), Soups,😋 Introduces, A Unique, Unequaled, Type Of Umami, 😋To The Dish. Chef Nanaaba, Has Step, By Step, Instructed As, On How, To Prepare This Wonderful, Must-have Ingredient.😋 Thank You Chef Nanaaba, For Sharing This Recipe With Us.😋Please Well.😃🙏💗
Honestly, I don't use momoni but I'm watching this video just because you uploaded it and I just know the video will be "pregnant" with culinary advice
Wow sis you do all, you nail it down perfectly 👏 👌 it's not by my doing nor by my strength but the will of God, thank you so so much 😊 ❤ my best regards to you and yours ❤💕
Let me thank you again for the inspiration dear Imelda🙏🏽 You’re a brilliant teacher and I must say your tutorials are incredibly informative 👌🏽 I thank God for letting me find your channel! ❤️ keep the focus on your great work and certainly God who strengthens you 🥰🙏🏽
You're a teacher par excellence. My daughters will formally have your videos on their timetable. I can only imagine how thorough a nurse you are!
I am Chinese and have been in the US since the early 60’s…..eating Chinese salted fish forever! I love it from growing up as a child eating them. Now I am ready to try different culture and forms of “fermented or salted” fish.
I like your video and will try your recipe because it sounds delicious. By the way, your presentation is so clear that made me think you are a teacher as a profession.
Great job!!!👍👍👍👏👏
Learned something new. Momoni connection to Asian fish liquid flavor.
The idea of wrapping it thoroughly sounds good.
Great job sister Madam. You bring joy to cooking and trying out new bold recipes. Great works
Madam has done it again. The soups will be lit.
Chaii 🔥
You know it 😆😎❤️
You had me at bond3😀😀 yes Sis, this momoni is cured to perfection from start to finish. I definitely learned something.👍🏽🥰
My favourite ..this will go with Ampesi..thanks Auntie
Wow! That’s really awesome. I’ve actually thought about making my own momoni because I’ve never found a perfect one when I go to the African market. I just haven’t been able to but I’ll definitely do it your way because that looks excellent. You nailed it dear and you always do!
Wonderful explanation and procedure, dear sis! Very well done!
Oh I love you! Definitely will do this once I get my own house!
Im not at home atm but when I finally get home im buying a lot of tilapia to make koobi and makrel/salmon to make momoni enough for the whole year … i live in Ghana and they are both accessible but your videos have just convinced me to make my own 😊
This is the best momoni recipe ever!!!!!!
Mama CEO at it again… well prepared and loaded with local aroma and deliciousness…
Wow.i was looking for this salted mackerel for time. I just found it. Thank you so much. I looking for this kind of salted fish in Chinese food store but no luck. The fish smell very bad but test awesome. Thanks again. Now I am going to make it.
Love your food Nanaaba......you have inspired me! Best wishes from Australia!
Great to know that all the wraps contained or the smell. Nicely done sister madam. They really came out so well ❤❤❤
I enjoy looking at this video clean and nice, healthy, l love it thanks.
Wao thank u Mama am goin to do this in Barbados . Thanks for your smile.
I just need a piece for my okro stew, this is perfection. Thx Sis!
You did it again!! I'm intrigued to try this. Thank you so much!! I've subbed to Imelda channel also.
Awesome my sister, am learning a lot from your kitchen
Greeting greeting my dear chef- Moroni. I have been waiting for the recipe 👏🏼👏🏼😘😘😘
Wow!! Thank you for this thorough recipe video, I've always wanted to learn how to cure and ferment fish safely at home! I'm going to try it! And the weak-fish result was so interesting, good to know!
The assorted fish are all unique in their own ways depending how you carry on your decaying process as you nailed it Nana. Wow, completion looks beautiful and authentic like efie die3. Well done Sis
Thanks so much! Whew I love okra stew but I have yet to learn the ingredients for the stinky fish
Saflo momoni was my favorite 🤩 growing up in Ghana. Oyiwaladon (thank you).
This must really intensify the aroma and flavour of whatever you choose to cook with it.Thanks so much for sharing. I am going to give this a try. 🤗🤭❤❤❤
I enjoy watching you every time. Our sister has done it again ❤❤❤
Mmm mmm 😋! That’s good stuff!
Neatly cured and preserved well. Kudos to you Nana aba.
Taking note not to use any weak fish that will fall apart. This will add great flavor to any food use. Thanks for sharing
Hi Nanaaba! I've been following your channel since your fufu video(3 years ago I think). I love watching you cook all these dishes.
I've since move to Toronto where I've found a nice African grocery store close to my neighborhood. I have yet to explore it because of covid, but I'll certainly pop by once the restriction is gone
pssst. What dish do you recommend that I cook?
A very good one there Nanaaba, can you put us through how to make Tolo beef?
WOW! You always bring us back home 👍🏽😁
Great job 🎉. I’ll try it
Nothing can penetrate that packaging sis, amazing fermented fish that will surely give the stew flavorful and tasteful umami, thanks for sharing gorgeous sis ❤️🙋🏾♀️
Thank you sister, what an awesome tutorial! I've noticed that you've sprinkled something looking like some running salt during the initial fish washing
process before putting away for 14 days. . .did you?
You've kept fish for a 7 day curing process. Could curing process go beyond 7 days ie 14 days?
Oh yes. We learnt something. Coming for mine. Hahah notification is on. Haha indication of success ampa
Yummy 😋 I m going to try this. Thanks so much for sharing.
I enjoy watching your video Enjoy
U make the best out of everything, much love mummy 💞
I watched Imelda’s when you featured her a few months ago and tried mine … it’s very simple to do indeed and good, thanks for sharing and also for promoting another RUclipsr 👍🏽👍🏽😘
This looks perfect
You are a gem...learnt a lot from you. Thanks 🤗
Nice! I find that a lock n lock container traps most of the scent during decomposition and curing.
Great to know ❣️
The best momoni yummy with stew 😋😘
Love your videos, they're so easy to follow. Hats off to you! My question is the outdoors. I live in Florida. We really don't have cold temperatures. Do you have any suggestions for the fourteen day period as to where I place them. My garage get hot too.
In warm weather as yours in Florida, I recommend fewer days for decomposing. Perhaps 3 days will do the job. Try that.
I wish I could eat in your kitchen 😊 this looks delicious 😋
hmmmm!!!! am here to binge watch. been so long
Nana pls which fish was the best
Yum...😍😋I missed to watch this video, really love fish, just don't how many ways to cook it, thanks for sharing in how many ways to cook fish, I know how to grilled, Steam and boil it with water vinegar I put chill on it, that's all I know, that why I eat out most of the time coz I don't know how to cook, and also I'm busy working, that's one of the reason. Lol
My dear sister I have a question. Can I use this to make jollof rice?
Thank for Sharing 👍
Well done will definitely try this thanks for sharing where can l get the salt you for this
Hello dear, did you add any to fish before you wrap them up and lay 15 days. Thank you
That was very neat work. 👍❤
Eiiiiii Ga nyo bi Nana aba l great u sis
BLESS DAY NANA ENJOYING YOUR COOKING🐟🇹🇹
Thank you Ursula 🙏🏽❤️
A lot of patience is required to make this...pls could you upload beef liver recipe? Thanks!
Ofcourse I had fun with you.... Always. Love these bond3rs.
Good job sister.
#NumberOneFan
Thank you sissy 🙏🏽❤️
Thanks so much Nana our masterchef, now almost everything you will get it on utube..as my younger brother will say " kind courtesy of University of utube😆😆😂💖💖👍👌👌👏👏love everything about this momoni processing. Ayekoo dear
I AM inspired!! Thank you 💯💯❤️❤️🙏🏽🙏🏽
I’m grateful you’re inspired 🙏🏽🥰🥰
Thank you ☺️
Wowww the long awaited momone is now ready 😍😍😍😍😍
I have to try this one day. Thanks for sharing✨
It is must try indeed 🥰🙏🏽
I am new and.enjoying your.channel! ❤🎉 hug
You did it again❤️❤️❤️
OMG sis thank you so much wow I will never purchase buy any more out
Wow very nice thanks for sharing sis ❤❤❤
Thank you so much Vivian 🙏🏽❤️❤️
This is a learning experience for me. We Jamaicans would have literally thrown out that but I like the hole knowledge on fermenting fish. Have a great day 😘😘😘😘
Thank you so much! It is an amazing ingredient and a little bit goes a long long way to bring those cherished umami notes 🙏🏽🥰
This is not any kind of momoni oo this momoni boutique !😁♥️
Can I use red snapper for this process.
Do you sell these? I would love to order some.
Can croaker fish, hake or Titus (another type of mackerel) fish be used for momoni? Also, can table salt be utilized for the curing instead?
Thanks for sharing! X
Sister Nanaaba. I am in Ghana at the moment. You know is very hot here. Would I still need to wait 14 days to decay the fish?
I even liked the video before watching lol . I love momoni 🙈 and therefore know this is going to be good. Can’t wait to try the recipe. Thanks for sharing sis.. you are just too much ❤️❤️
oh wow save me some sis
Well taught
You nailed it Mama...its looking very attractive...plz send mine via DHL😅😅
Maam Can i do the same process for pork, beef,chicken etc...i think fermented meat will be tasty too
NO PLEASE!!!
Very nice ☺️👌👌
Sister Madame you do all 😊 👏🏽
I certainly try 😁🙏🏽🥰🥰
Hi Nanaba very nice recipe. Why you waited two weeks with plastic wrap? why not to do with salt at the begining and wait two weeks inside rock salt? Can u make vid how to make dried smoked fish? see u
Salt at the beginning only cures the fish. Decomposing, then curing is momoni proper 🙏🏼
Momoni, In The House! I'm Glad, This Iconic Ghanaian, All Important Ingredient, Is Finally Taking Center Stage! 😋It's About Time Already. The Addition Of Very "Discretionary" Amounts Of Momoni, To Our Traditional, Abomu (Dip),😋 3t) ( Mashed Yam/Plantain), Soups,😋 Introduces, A Unique, Unequaled, Type Of Umami, 😋To The Dish. Chef Nanaaba, Has Step, By Step, Instructed As, On How, To Prepare This Wonderful, Must-have Ingredient.😋 Thank You Chef Nanaaba, For Sharing This Recipe With Us.😋Please Well.😃🙏💗
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Why didn’t you cut it into pieces before curing it? They came out so lovely tho 👌🏾👏🏾
This is how it is done and later cut into pieces
Wish I knew this earlier! Rather than roaming Asian Supermarkets lol
Do you sell the momoni? I'm interested in buying.
What is the difference between this and kobi?
Thank you for sharing dear, would do mine asap
.Can I ask what city you live in hunz, becuz you display some o' the mosT succulent, freshest seafood in your delisH disHes!!? :D
I’m here for some cooking lessons. ☺️
Well done ooo
Thank you ooo
Eiish wei de3 bond3 oo
Great! Now just throw a piece in some soup? Can the fish itself be eaten say on a cracker or something?
Cracker? Pls no lol
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Aunty Madam be dat✌️
Honestly, I don't use momoni but I'm watching this video just because you uploaded it and I just know the video will be "pregnant" with culinary advice
Wowwwwwwwwww
First today 😍😍
God bless you 🙏🏽🥰