USE PRODUCE FROM GHANAIAN MARKET AND FARM TO COOK GHANA FOOD WITH ME | LETS MAKE PEANUT SOUP
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COOK GHANA FOOD WITH ME USING ORGANIC PRODUCE FROM GHANA MARKET AND FARM | LETS MAKE PEANUT SOUP
In this video, we head to a busy market within the greater region of Ghana to purchase ingredients to make a traditional meal. Ghana food tends to comprise of a lot of soup dishes. I will be making peanut soup in this video along with rice balls.
I hope you enjoy the video. xx
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There's one thing I like about JASMINE and that's spending all those years in the diaspora and yet she knows how to cook almost all the major Ghanaian foods, girl I really respect u for that, any man that finds u, has found a good wife, God continue to bless u, my regards to Aisha, she's so lovely.
She was raised right 🙌🏾👑
I love the relationship you have with Aisha and she’s funny😂
Im in LOVE with Ghana 🙆🏼♀️ the people, the lifestyle, the colours, the food, the happiness the place itself ❤️ Have never been there but defo want to visit one day 😍 if God provides me that opportunity🙏🏽 Love your videos
Anyone else grew up with their mom or aunty yelling at them to fan the charcoal fire better? Or faster?
No??? Just me then. Ok. 😂😂😂
And when you fan harder, the charcoal will crack and send small pieces of fire that'll burn your skin. 😩😩😩
Isha is an excellent camera person.
I just love the warmth and fluidity of your relationship. Jasmine you kill me all the time with your good cooking. Me!!!!! I am coming over one of the days. 😄 Beautiful vlog!
Haha do hurry xx
Loool Aisha is low key funny!!! love her
From the first day I subscribe to this channel till now I never get bored watching Jasmine Ama always giving us content 🔥❤️🔥🔥💯💯🇬🇭🇬🇭
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That Fresh KONTOMBRE and how that soup is boiling made me miss home paaaa....
The best of all is the fact that, these veritables are organic. I miss home a lot.
I tell you my dear , no be you alone ooo
Same!!! 🥺🥺🥺
Me driving to work watching it and swallowing my saliva 🙏. I have to find African restuarant near Boston to eat the same if possible 😀. We appreciate you Ama and Aisha 👍👍🇬🇭
A Harun dont worry i will cook some and send it to you through YT wai
I live in Boston as well, there is a few here, I know there is in in blue hill Ave.
@@nanawood thanks i will definitely look 4 it 👍
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How wonderful that market is -- the variety of fresh fruit, vegetables, and spices. Wow!
I have been to Ghana enough to be able to discern between the Twi, Ga and Hausa languages. It would be great to do a video on the major languages spoken in Ghana. Perhaps even a trip to Cape Coast and Elmina. That trip would be especially meaningful to those of us who descend from Africans enslaved in the Americas and Caribbean. Either way keep up the great work.
Yu makes me rememberd my mother
When I was in Ghana. Home sweet home my sister keep it on- 🇬🇭🇪🇦
Aisha is always fun and very happy 😊 😀 ☺ 😄 💕 ❤
I am from the Caribbean, and the majority of the slaves (ancestors) brought here are from Ghana I believe.....I can see how this is true, because like Ghanians, we also season our food heavily in my country. We also use a lot of citrus to wash and clean our meats.
My friend don't conclude yet because you have not been to other African countries and ghans is a small population so its impossible that majority of the slaves were taken from there. Please do your research before you conclude, I am trying to be rude.
They were people who were brought from Africa, not "slaves". Some of those people might have been made into slaves when they reached their destination but some escaped enslavement and were never slaves (e.g. Jamaican Maroons).
Language is a very powerful thing. It can make a world of difference on one's psyche, self-esteem and empowerment. Choose your words carefully.
@@xaymacagrace575 My psyche and self-esteem are intact love. Please, spare me the low-key diatribe. The focus of my comment is about similarity in customs and cultures. Don't do too much.
@@virtualrealitystudy7114 I couldn't care less about your psyche and self-esteem, insensitive one. Just be careful about how your words and deeds affect others as you sojourn through this thing called Life.
@@xaymacagrace575 Chile please. I do not have to do a damn thing. Who do you think you are? LOL. Get a life.
Omotu with Nkatenkwan Yummmmmy.
Aisha squeal at the rice 🤣. She so funny.
I didn't know rice could be made into balls like you did it....very interesting
Looks yummy
And the market is less chaotic and more organized that the last one
Another great video
What is the veggie you pulled from your garden. What does it taste like?
It's called garden eggs, it's another variety of eggplant. In Africa we have different varieties of eggplant.
@@nickilide8167 thanks for the reply.
You so typical Ghanaian lady 👩 and also making me feel hungry 😋 when I watch you guys 👦 😏 😀😀👍👍
Aisha is very likable. Wanna meet her when I'm in Ghana.
your vlogs are simply awesome
I just loved it when Aisha said she doesn't measure the water😂😂 I love that girl! Xx
You people got me salivating. The food always looks better on the other side of the continent.
Good spirit 👏 Aisha and Jasmine 👍
Thank you again ❤️. I think I have my first Ghanaian recipe and one of the first ones I will try. I am smiling!
Love to hear that x
Aisha is ready to start her channel 🙌🏽🙌🏽🙌🏽💖💖💖I would definitely subscribe and watch all her videos
I loved a woman that know her way around the kitchen smile 😊, not leaving alone to sort it out by myself. Have to go home tired of GMO’s
Wow my Queen/Bliss can cook also.
I LOVE YOU 💖💖💖💖💖💖💖
hi Jasmine love ur videos as it is helping to understand ur country better as i have a friend who lives there in Kumasi . Ashley
Nice video, i truly enjoyed. Aisha is a hoot an makes good company
Unless the rice is brown, a measure of exactly twice as much water than rice is a good balance. Brown rice requires more water and longer cooking time.
True if you're just cooking plain rice but Omotuo(rice balls) are mashed and mushy so needs more water than usual to soften the rice before mashing the rice.
@@missbabyloved7531 Noted👍🏾
So nice food soup chicken nice rice ball sweet preparation so beautiful vedio maker
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@@JasmineAmaa thanks select my coment
That dish looks good. I've never tried Ghanaian food except for fufu.
I like how you say the end remarks, follow your bliss.
Home sweet home aww so yummy
I love your channel and Aisha is everything 🤩🤩 sending blessings from NYC USA ❤️💯
The folks selling in the open air market should clean out the clogged sewer. The clogged can lead to mosquito infestation. Jasmine coming from the west have u grown accustomed to the dirt & grime? They should enact a "national clean up day". Wode Maya village was cleaner than the Accra markets.
Most villages are cleaner than Accra though lol
Why don't you take your complaints to the Accra city council Instead of complaining to Jaz? Moreover its the job of the city authorities to unclog gutters not peasant market women
Jasmine Ama I'm sorry Jaz but I thought u went to college. U r supposed to be smart.Is " most villages are cleaner than Accra" ur justification for the unclogged sewers, dirt & filth? In Sydney u never showed us the worst part of the city. As a citizen of Ghana u must do better.my bad u r an Aussie.
Akan Tribesman I don't live in Ghana nor am I from Ghana. I'm just making an observation nor am I picking on Jasmine. Everything is not always personal. The world is global more so because of RUclips. Africans have to protect the narratives and So as to not to be called " shit hole countries. It's important. Taxes and money collected should be use to clean up the city.
Love the video! The open market is lovely, the people and especially the produces! O my! Jasmine I love it when you ask a ?, then say, “r u sure?” lol, ❤️ it! Oh yeah, Aisha’s is talkative (in a good way). Very sweet personality! Nevertheless I enjoyed this video very much! Thank you! Blessings to you and yours!
Blessings to u too xx
It's nice to see how people live in Ghana. The people seem nice.
Delicious
Jasmine Ama could you please cook for me? That food look so good. You and Aisha should work together as long as possible. The two of you together give your videos a special quality most other do not have. Both of you are so sweet. It's like two BIG BOWLS OF MANUKA HONEY.
Haha cutee
Good job 👏🏿 but the amount of plastic bags you get at the market is too much which is polluting our environment. Would it be an idea to have your own shopping bag to reduce the amount of bags you get at the market? 😊
Never made rice like that I must try it. It looks interesting. Not sure about using the red fish which is red herring in Jamaica. Or the peanut butter. Strange good. But will try the rice that way.
I love your market videos with the cooking lesson. Please alway tell us what market you are going to and cooking time for steps.
Aisha, so cute and her smile, wow, the soup looks good!❤️
Stayed in accra for two months,i just loved foo foo and peanut stew,also kenki
Love your vlogs❤️
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This is the first time I see rice fufu. I will try it myself... Yam fufu, plantain fufu, tarot fufu are commun, But rice fufu is new for me.
Great video, thank you so much for sharing.❤
You and Aisha are a comedy duo😂 I'm addicted to your videos. "Well dan" as you Ghanians will say😂😂
Great rapport you have with Aisha, shaping her up nicely. 👍🏾
Am i the only one binging watching her videos 😭😂. Love your videos Jas ❤️❤️
Ama jazz & Ashia food market, Kitchen & invasion
Awwwww Aisha is so cute!!!
Rice balls and grand nut soup perfect so yummy
Loving the camaraderie between you guys, a beautiful sight. ✌🏿
Looking at all those peppers I want to dive in and start making different hot sauces. Thanks for another great video.
Sooooo delicious can smell it from here
Thanks for sharing
You are sooo real wow
very Jasmine ........ every time your food , i'm coming in 2021 ..... hope to see you cooking for me and aisha
Even the chicken look good and not even cooked yet. 😊
Ayeeeee one of my favorites .... yayyyy
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Plenty of nice grub that wouldn't be seen in Australia. You are lucky to be able to purchase all of those peppers and chillies cheaply, they would cost a bomb in the uk.
Nice
Blended ginger and garlic. I have to try that out someday. Great video as usual!
#some of the best cooking nice
Looks delicious and nutritious...
So much work but so worth it!
Yummy!...sure looks delicious and I definitely must try and make those "RICE BALLS...nice video, Thanks Guys!...
I like watching you shop and cook. And i loved how Aisha said shes hungry when you were sat in the car😂🙌🏽
I love the market and cooking vlogs 🙌🏾❤️❤️❤️
This is so not fair, mouth watering. Yummy
Hi Jasmine hi Aïcha wonderful team the omotuwo looks yummmmmy😊😊😊👍👌👌👌
Look delicious. You know what Jasmine you should think about writing a cookbook, I wish I smell it though my phone lol. Thanks
Wow, your soup looks delicious! Nice job Sis Jasmine and Aisha😍
hi jasmine and aisaha my name is ashley and i live sydney australia up on the central coast and i love ur videos and i have a friend there who lives in kumasi and i am hoping to come to ghana as soon as i can ?
Hey Jaz....this is out of the blue but you should do a Ghanaian worship video if any of the churches will allow it... probably not but it just came to my mind.
Nice video u are always on point miss home
Love you guys! 💓
Nice one Ms Jasmin and Aisha. Lol subscribe with my Aisha’s voice. 😄
Bon appétit Jasmine !!!
Have this food in my home now!!! No garden eggs tho
I'm travelling to Ghana to meet sister Jasmin
You look so good.you have toned so well, even with the yummy food you be making. I will be gaining extra pounds in a minute 😁😁😁😁😁😁 after that food lol
Buh lowkey it looks like jasmine likes food ooh anaaa meyare😂😂
Looks delicious! Wish I could have a taste...good job ladies 🙂
Sweet and delicious
How can you watch these videos and not want to marry Jasmine 😍
My bro that is if she is single hahaha
Tim Nicole I rebuke that
@@TafariTalk 😂😂😂
Most naturally to use african produced food. Not synthetic food from foreign countries. More nutritious. A whole lot of electricity in those african grown food.
js gotta get me over there soon, xxx
Yes please
Great job again!!! Keep up the good work I can't wait for the next 1...I'm out from The Dirty South USA ✌
Love the open air outdoor market.
How come no one’s wearing masks?
You are always showing us some good looking soup. We are never invited?
SuperKwame1 lool
When I go to Ghana I’m taking shopping baskets for the market. There must be a way to stop the use of those nasty single use black plastic bags that damage the beautiful Ghana. That should change to paper bags and people should bring their baskets. Jasmine please set an example in future and take your own shopping basket and refuse the plastic bags.
Id try x
I make reuseable bags from african fabric. People everywhere love them💞
When I buy 6 yards of African fabric I cut 1 yard to make my African shopping bag🌷 sometimes I pick up a beautiful african dress with the embroider on front and back from flea market for a couple of dollars and make 2 shopping bags with linnings. I love making these bags
Another Beautiful video My Queen .Over the years I have learned to make many delicious African dishes. I crave them.
Thank you Queen watching from 🇺🇸
Where are you located, will be in Ghana in January 15 til February 15. Would like to buy some because I don't like the plastic bags and it would be a gift to my family.
@@natashaboyd1815 Enjoy your trip and to stay 1 month that's awesome. I live in 🇺🇸 and dont make the reuseable bags for resale. If you have a idea of what you want a seamstress in Ghana will make them for you at a cheap price they can start you off with a couple to use there within hours. And make more to take home as gifts. One thing you have to stress to seamstress is to make a linning in bag and wide very strong straps. Fabric there will be very reasonable and the exchange rate is about 5.7 cedi for every dollar unbelievable. (not sure if you use usd) if you want baskets I believe the Culture Center has them. Enjoy and do lots of shopping☺
We used to take baskets to the market I don't know what happened and that culture just changed.
I really like your friend
Ayisha is funny 🤣🤣🤣🤣
You guys banter and Twinglish are funny 🤣
@19:00 I laugh🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 enter wrong house. Aisha will kill someone with her language " guys, we are lowering our eeeeiii ". You're doing great 👍. Honestly #jasmineama, you're wonderful woman. I pray you find a good man 🙏💯❤
Dasooor aishah we r loing
Nkate nkwan deɛ it goes with fufu rough!!