We start the day earlier so that food is ready on time . Lunch in An African Village from Scratch
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- Опубликовано: 5 сен 2024
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Here is a another Vlog . Preparing Lunch in an African Village . On days where we need to prepare the grain and cassava . We start the day earlier so that food for lunch is ready on time.
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I hope these little vlogs and videos being calm , peace and joy to your heart no matter where you are . I hope for a moment you can loosen up calm your mind heart and soul to just live in the moment even with all the first and demanding pace in the world currently before you can continue your daily pursuit . Enjoy 🤍
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yes Winnie is much better than any other “influencer” at showing the true way to cook from scratch. It is truly an intense labor. ❤
Hahaha intense labor 😂
@AketchJoyWinnie what does it taste like? You are so beautiful, and I love learning about your way of life.
My husband and I are camping out for our anniversary trip. I used 3 rocks to cook dinner last night, I have never used so little wood to cook with. ❤❤❤❤❤❤ thank you for teaching me
Thank you so much for your videos- I spend 6 months in Kenya a few years back and fell in love with Africa. This way of living is how we all should be striving for.
Awwwh sis glad you had a great time in Kenya
Hi, in malaysia we do have the same winnower. My mom used to sift everything using it. And one more thing, we have the same kind of cloth just like u wear. We called it baju kelawar. It's sooo comfy to wear at home. So amazing we shared almost same thing of our culture but in different part of the world. Sorry if my english is bad. Thanks for sharing your culture with us! I really loves this kind of content. ❤
Thanks for sharing!! You are amazing . So happy we have things in common.
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@@NMN_CP thank you! 😃
@@AketchJoyWinnie my pleasure ❤️
I bet that roasted millet smells delicious! The beauty of your land in the background is amazing. I'd love to see some more views of your world.
You have such a beautiful spirit! I love how you do everything with so much joy and care ❤
So much similarity in Aftican villlage lifestyle and Indian village life..
What you have made is staple food in the state of Karnataka too, it's called 'mudde', made entirely of this red millet..
And tapioca is used as the fasting food on auspicious days throughout India..
This is so much better than doom scrolling
Awwh
I like your video so beautiful you living in a Nice place
I love how you introduce us about tradition ❤❤❤
I love your videos, they have a lot of interesting information
I would love to visit your village. Everything is so beautiful.
I love these videos. I love learning about other cultures since i don't think I'll ever get the chance to visit.
Thank you so much ❤
Thank you so much for showing us, teaching us what and how to do this staple food. I love how you toast and chill the millet and then grind the millet with the cassava. I love the color of the mixture and your preparation. All in all, from harvest to cook took its time, but I now know where food comes from. Take care. I really liked this whole video.
My mouth is watering! So tasty!
Thank you for sharing ❤️🙏
Loved the whole process
Blessed love. Give thanks for sharing your beautiful purpose driven life.
You are so kind
I am from Brazil and now live in Austria, I love travelling and want to visit Uganda some day. I feel very blessed to be able to see and experience different lifestyles
It looks like a variant of fufu…I’ve found another starch mix to make 😊
Ugh. I wish I could taste this!!!
Joy, I finally overcome the cow dung yuck factor I think it’s fine! I would love some tapioca millet
Haha proud you . Welcome welcome
Process seems forever but outcome looks great I appreciate the video thank you 🙏🏼
Years ago I sponsored a young girl by the name of Biasha. Every time I watch your videos you remind me of her. I know navigating between both worlds must be exhausting and exhilarating simultaneously. You’re doing well sweety.
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I love your accent! And your content is 👌
Wow, thank you!
I love the videos of your daily life! 💖
Hello my sister in Christ❤. When I watch your videos I feel that this is the life on another planet. 😊I live in Lisbon, Portugal. My favourite place here is the park near my apartment. I would love to live like you! It is so boring to go to the shop, spend so much money on food that often is not good and the most important thing is you don't know what is in it. It is so good yhat you didn't choose the life of the model! You are exactly where you have to be - and you are doing great work! Thank you!
This looks so very interesting. Thanks for sharing! 😊😊😊
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Im definitely coming over for lunch one day. 😋
I have a possible video idea for you. My daughter just had her ears pierced. I told her when I was in Uganda I saw many babies with either cane or grass thru their ear lobes. I looked for information on this but found nothing. Could you explain how ears are pierced in Uganda and what plant is used? Thank you, I love your videos.
How often do you eat meat or dairy with your meals? Are they often millet/cassava + veggies based?
So healthy before the mill how did you do this,what does it taste like and smell like ❤
Amazing video 🫶🏾❤️❤️
Thank you ❤
That was interesting. May i ask how many hours did this whole process take? A few hours for certain!
We saw that video already a while ago.
How did it come out?
🥲 droolworthy made from scratch with love sunshine and strength , no doubt these ingredients come through to the meal 😌😋 yummmmmm
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