COOK with me the Authentic Ghanaian Waakye SHITOR !! Local BLACK PEPPER sauce!!HOT CHILLI SAUCE

Shito (also called shitor) is a famous Ghanaian hot chile condiment. It has a deep, earthy, smoky, fishy flavor and can be made in a variety of ways, with every household having its own recipe1. The condiment goes beautifully with both fish and meat, and can be served as a side to most dishes. Shito means “spicy” in Ga, one of the languages ​​of Ghana spoken in the region of Accra, the capital of the country. In the rest of Ghana, black pepper is called shito or shitor di
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[@yaa531]

This is original shito! 🇬🇭 ❤

[@MawumefasAdventures]

Finally!!! A street style waakye shito recipe, I’ve been looking for this recipe for a really long time ….. thanks for sharing 🥳❤️

[@millyslunch6930]

You doing a wonderful job, loving the background song ❤

[@claudiaamoah8529]

This Amalia is a good cook, I like her method 😊

[@dorkuchotanihu9589]

I have learned a new way of making SHITO my next SHITO this how I am going to make it.THANKS

[@cookingwithsindaco]

Thanks for watching, please share

[@sarahmensah2989]

I have learnt something new today…kudos guys

[@mamat3775]

Great…. Next should be authentic wakye stew

[@cindytutu4632]

All this effort 😭 then I will go and stand in the waakye line demanding for more shito 😂😂😂😌

[@Wesehdiary24]

😂😂😂😅

[@cookingwithsindaco]

😂😂😂😂 tell them lol

[@HafsahAbdulai-ng3ty]

Hmmm

[@cecilia923]

Thank you it brings back memories.....

[@faustinaboateng863]

I love this process ❤

[@jacquelineosei5637]

Thanks for this recipe

[@maameadoma6594]

Bless you, loved it

[@joyceakoto9522]

My first time commenting here. By the way thanks for playing my favorite song which my husband likes to play/listen as well. Good job

[@cookingwithsindaco]

You’re welcome, thanks for watching and please share

[@naaokoe7687]

Great job done bro,,, my new way of making shito now...

[@olabsy]

God bless you Mama, you are not wearing gloves Wao. 👏👏👏

[@millicent5525]

Fantastic !!

[@dorlinaacquah7052]

I love the background music.❤

[@maameyaansiah3154]

Great job ❤👏👏👏👏

[@yaa531]

Ooh Ghana, ❤the best cook ,delicious food!!!❤

[@dodoeury5771]

This shito is ish😋❤

[@evelynanane7068]

Thanks 🎉🎉🎉🎉❤

[@rosemarybarney3257]

Good job

[@Seren_ity22]

👌

[@graceboakyeengelhard9783]

Nice

[@user-zz7bw8eh6j]

❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤

[@susanjohn537]

We're are your list of spices, because it's been watched all over the world

[@oyetugalove1487]

Pls what do they eat it with?

[@ayebea5294]

Shito papapaa

[@cookingwithsindaco]

Straight up, thanks for watching, please share

[@AyomideOredope]

Please this Shitto is it the stew made for waakye or it just one of the main ingredients for making the stew? I plan on cooking this dish tomorrow for the first time.

[@Stand663]

Very interesting. I thought tomatoes were part of shito

[@okyemannews]

Please how do I get the background liveband song

[@solaagboola9176]

Could u list the local spices please

[@QuranConnectWithYosef]

Orekodo

[@trudycooks125]

Can someone please list the local spices?

[@cookingwithsindaco]

Ok 👍

[@sarahkorang4776]

List of Spices: Aniseed Coriander seeds Cloves Fennel seeds Allspice (not 100% certain) Rosemary

[@fyahman9660]

Where is Amalia's location

[@efuajeajom2856]

I thought we gate keeping shito but if we’re showing it let hide some spices cos some people are doing it on their food blogs I won’t be surprised they’ll claim it as their own years to come

[@AyomideOredope]

Nawa ohh Everyone is here to learn which one is gate keeping again. We learn everyday. The first time I ate the waakye was when I was young and I suddenly remembered it thinking it was a Togo food and after much information I got to know better about it and decided to cook it for my fam

[@2004lloyd]

It looks like the name.

[@frimpongmaahannah9638]

Taste it first before you say anything...Do you know how nice that thing taste.

[@theodoraadjei7713]

The names of the other spices, apart from the rosemary, please.

[@Extreme_1]

Best I have ever tasted I had it at my Ghanian friends house​@@frimpongmaahannah9638