A Great Recipe Lasts Forever: IBHOBOLA
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- Опубликовано: 6 мар 2021
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Ibhobola, also known as Muboora, Ugu Leaves, Chibwabwa, Krobonko, or Pumpkin leaves, is a vegetable that is widely consumed in Zimbabwe, Nigeria, Zambia, and Ghana. In this video, our guest umama uMrs H. Gasela shows us how this vegetable is cooked the traditional way using fresh cream (Ulaza) and an added ingredient classified under the name of Iqobela. We also talk about the importance of consuming traditional foods for the current generation.
~Ibhobola Nutritional Facts:
This vegetable is high in calcium and also are a good source of vitamins A, B6, C, protein, riboflavin, niacin, thiamine, folate, iron, magnesium, phosphorus, potassium and manganese.
Mrs H. Gasela’s Way of Preparing Ibhobola:
1. Collect the fresh milk and store it in a container for 2-3 days.
2. Pick your Ibhobola from the fields.
3. Wash the vegetable thoroughly (Do this at least 2 times).
4. Chop the vegetable.
5. Prepare Iqobela - this is an added ingredient to be mixed with the vegetable. Iqobela can be in the form of a mini pumpkin, gourd, or potato. Chop this ingredient into small pieces.
6. In a small cup add a teaspoon of wood ash (preferable from a Mopane tree) or alternatively Bicarbonate of Soda with water.
7. Add a small amount of water into the pot and add either the water extracted from the wood ash or add in the Soda.
8. Add the vegetable to the pot and cook for 10 minutes.
9. Add in the added ingredient (Iqobela)
10. Add the fresh cream (Ulaza)
11. Simmer to low heat.
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Your quality of production is the best from all the vloggers in Zimbabwe ,,, keep it up ndoda u r the only RUclipsr doing authentic and not fake staff in zimbabwe
I love this vegetable, in Botswana we cook it with groundnuts powder, we call it idhobi.
Hie Revonia. Thank you for watching. We once experienced that dish in Botswana. Very delicious.
In Zim we use peanut butter l think you are from the North cuz Batswana doesnt know that type of relish l have some friends took them to Zim they were surprised.
@@shamisomakuvaro9393 am from the North East of Botswana near Zim/Plumtree border,am a kalanga.Its an ethnic yummy dish,not every motswana will know it of course,it depends which part of the country one originate.
@@revothomas9343 l thought so thats why l askd if you are from the North thats where l know that you cook it that way ne Zengwe.l am in Gaborone and my friends are from around this side they didnt evn want to taste.
Dhobi is different from Bhobola, you use ground bilton & peanuts.
Excellent. Umama uyakwazi ukuchasisa kamnandi! 👏🏾👌🏾🍛
Siyabonga Thomas Sibanda.
I like traditional foods. Doesn’t cause diabetes or high blood pressure. The way mama broke it down for us ngamafutha, it is true. Amafutha angakhona is vegetable oil on top of that. The most unhealthy oil that has been directly linked to chronic diseases. It’s good to go back to basics.
True M.S. Traditional foods are so rich in nutritional content.
Ibhokola hope people share your stories world wide me and my family love your videos they bring us close to home lanxa sikhatshana 🇨🇦 we appreciate
Thank you for taking your time to view our channel. We highly appreciate your support. Siyabonga kakhulu.
Called Ensunsa in Buganda. One of my favorites!
I love your content. Glad I ran into this video. As a South African Pedi girl, I must say I thought you were from Kwa-Zulu Natal. Not only did I learn about traditional food but I also discovered the similarities of the Ndebele and the Zulu languages. It makes me feel at home.
Something I noticed with traditional foods they taste very different when cooked over fire in cast iron pots, very very different and more tasty. Just by simmering with salt only the fire itself adds a lot of flavour and concentrates some flavors
True observation.
Big up. Isaac from Mzanzi
Love this recipe... #ibhobola"... Love this particular dish and "umxoxizi"with" isigwampa"... 👌🏾
Siyabonga masibanda ngokuchasisa kakuhle
Siyabonga mama, ukudla kwesintu kubalulekile kakhulu emzimbeni yethu. Ngizokuvakatshela!
Second time following this recipe, ukubase England , ngasengikhohliwe ukulipheka. Ngiyabonga kakhulu.
Siyabonga lathi Angie.
Siyabonga bhudi Mahlangu....
Ubhobola ngamabisi❤️❤️❤️. And sometimes with dhobi, dovi in Shona . Is my favourite by far and I still reminisce of my old days emakhaya in Zim ❤️❤️❤️❤️
Believe it or not I just had this for lunch it's my favorite especially cooked with young green pumpkin 😋
Wow...
Thank you. My late sister in law told me one can eat pumpkin leaves and stalks. But I never knew how to cook it. Thank you again for your informative video.
Hie Elsa Mans. Thanks for the feedback.
#Soulfood 🥰 My favourite foods! Mama explained it so well! 🙌🏾
Ngiyalithanda ibhobola.
My favourite vegetable ,,, my mom taught me exactly e way she cooked it i luv it its delicious
Very delicious vegetable
One day late upload and was already wondering if this weekend we were getting an episode.....
Thanks for the upload.
Hie Sind Saw. Thanks for watching. We really appreciate bro.
Love ibhobola my childhood and all time favorite . Thanks for sharing 🙏
Ngafa ngokuhawukela bakithi, inkovu, obhobola, amazambane umlaza. Siyabonga maGriza
Yummy
Keep it up
Nice Nice i lovely i like what you do bless you ❤
Thank you so much
Keep up the good work 💯💪🏼🔥
Thank you Philani Sivela....
Great content broe ,you always on point
We appreciate that McMillan Ncube
I love ibhobola ,next time lipheke iSimoni
Hands down👐 ibhobola lamnandi ke aunt wam😂😂😂💖
Limnandi Tsiyane Ndlovu Bantu
I miss ibhobola
Trying out your recipe today🙏
Thank you Thandeka Ngwenya.
This was very interesting. The interview with Mama was well done, well explained each step of the way. Again your editing is really good, the subtitles are helpful for non Ndebele speakers. I'm surprised you don't have more subscribers.
Thank you for watching Jongwe Rachembera.
Good work to keep culture going
Really honoured to be doing this work. Thank you.
Waze wangihawukisela eish I LOVE ukudla kwesintu
Kumandi ukudla kwesintu Amkela Mangena
Valuable lessons👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼
Thanks for watching Zanele...
My favourite too ,love love ❤ 💕
Unique type of vegetable.
Keep up the good work promote African food benefits and culture young people need this
Thank you for the feedback Deborah Ramaphala.
My favourite vegetables🤤
So good
Yummy❤💖
Thank you 😋
Great content, thank you! Next time will try a bhobola sandwich. I used to eat crisps sandwich or a biscuit sandwiches in high school lol, so why not.
Great idea! Thank you Pearl.
Beautiful videos indeed, you doing a very good work teaching about isintu and our true original culture not these processed foods of today . Keep it up wish you all the best. ❤❤❤❤
So grateful for these words. Thank you for watching. 🙏🏼
@@MagrizaMadeMeCook Ever since I discovered your channel I am making it a point to watch all the videos. I love what you do. I still stick to indigenous food.
Nice
So nice
The young pumpkin sithi thina kwaZulu isigabe
Siyabonga for the feedback Nothando.
Ngapha there's a divide one uthanda ibhobola omunye ulude 😀. Please consider doing short videos they reach a wider audience quicker and might get you to the 1000 subs mark - Maybe the first 20secs and funnel them back to the longer video.
Hie SoziBe Food. Siyabonga. Thanks for the feedback and suggestions.
CN I cook this without milk
Yes.
👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾 l love this. @smomoe instagram
Hie Smomoe. Thank you for watching.
Nginombuzo bakithi is it “ulaza” loba “umlaza.” Ngicela ukucaciselwa khonapho!
Konke kukhona. Ulaza ngamafutha esiwasebenzisa nxa kuphekwa ibhobola (fresh cream) while Umlaza (whey) is the water that is removed nxa sokuhlukaniswa amanzi lawa lamasi