Cooking Ghana’s Most Favorite local Food || Waakye + Stew || best street food

[@teeray5791]

Tatiana I have seen and watched a bunch of food channels on KZbin but I am very proud to say yours is just one of the best and the real McCoy. It's very authentic and you get to experience the real art of cooking from experienced people. Keep up the good work. Best waakye, and stew by far. I will recommend this channel to all my friends and family. ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍😘😘😘

[@TatianaHaina]

Aaawww this is beautiful to read, thanks very much Tee

[@ruth_affy]

I totally agree Tee Ray

[@prisoner_of_hope8386]

Agreed. It’s the authenticity of the interactions and the preparation of the food. It feels like you’re there with them.

[@lowefforttree]

totally agree!

[@armstrong_007]

@@TatianaHaina YOU ARE VERY BEAUTIFUL GORGEOUS LADY OF AFRICA

[@princessjoy007]

It’s so surreal to see the roots of African-American cuisine being cooked and prepped in its region of origin. This makes my heart smile to see all the influence we’ve passed down as slaves. Some of us never knew why we did it it but something inside us kept the tradition alive. Extremely proud to be black and of Nigerian descent. Sending love🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸

[@PryncessKhash]

African American?? 😂 this dish isn’t African American mate chill out lol it’s African period

[@layakalijafferbhai6436]

Really your food preparation process is very interesting but let me know why you are not installing kitchen table so as to you can avoid continues bending efforts which are painfull.I am from Maharashtra state of India.Nice

[@Stand663]

West Indians call this rice & peas. I don’t think American Africans have this kind of food. They are thoroughly American after all.

[@Stand663]

@B1Chronixx I stand corrected. Thanks for the knowledge 🙏

[@mwenvlay]

the ROOTS of african american cooking. @@PryncessKhash reading is fundamental.

[@bijouxombakamango176]

Anglais Tatiana I'm from Democratic Republic of Congo 🇨🇩 and i don't speak english well but i love your channel so much. Your video and seeing your country and meals do me a lot of good and a moment of relaxation and learning. You are so beautiful and you look like a Ghanaian friend of mine that I had in Belgium even your voies, charisme, energie are the same it's incredible. Thank you 😍😍😍😍😍

[@TatianaHaina]

Love you 😍

[@kristy3041]

I’ve been so fascinated in these videos lately the language and food is so different from my people in Mexico but in certain ways the same. Sending prayers love from Denver Colorado USA 🙏🏼

[@princessjoy007]

Hey Denver, girl!🙋🏽‍♀️

[@priscynhyiraskitchen]

Pls someone should help me because im addicted to Tatiana's channel. Tatiana loves food pass Nana Ama Mcbrown😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂. Ei Obaa i love you wai. I enjoy watching all your videos.

[@katthefantastic]

[@olatokunbohashiru7836]

So much addicted too, I think because she's makes her recordings wright in the village settings

[@MA-md3gu]

Great job cooking. Amina explains her method of cooking very well. Respectfully, one suggestion I would like to make is if you can get a table to put your ingredients, meats and fish on instead of on the floor, it will be good.❤

[@liveonalongusty2967]

I ❤ AMINA SPIRIT & HER HUMBLENESS. AFRICAN/GHANAIAN FOOD COOKING IS A COMPLETE MISSION & NOT AN ENTERTAINMENT 😀😁🔥🏆✌

[@اللهاعلم-ش1س]

Ghana foods very good , I would like to visit Accra beach and sunyani From Saudi Arabia 🇸🇦 best regards To Ghanaian people especially sister ajara

[@g.reneegilmore390]

I must admit watching the food vlogs with Amina & Ajara inspires my ethnic background. I can’t explain why… it just does! KEEP THE VIDEOS COMING TATI💞

[@TatianaHaina]

Sureeeeee

[@katthefantastic]

Yes! 🤗

[@ndoriag1214]

I love the way sis amina is explaining everything, the food is well prepared and looks yummy

[@TatianaHaina]

Thanks

[@lilysalas8519]

Give your kids food first not just you eat it all

[@denisfadolo7909]

Wow, please give us a video of animal slaughter, thank you

[@understandunderstand1271]

Meanwhile in America we have women who measure their value and the quality of their life by how much money they can spend on luxury stuff and how they can make their life look on social media. These are real women who work hard and care for the next generation and want them to have good values. The obsession with social media attention from strangers and crafting an image of the perfect life has ruined a lot of beautiful women in America. These are real women and it’s beautiful to see

[@shirleyhaythe8859]

I enjoy watching videos of yours where cooking is done... especially like seeing You Love eating and talking about how GOOD the Food is.May You And Those That Cook With You Be Blessed And Prosperous ALWAYS.

[@TatianaHaina]

Thanks and may we all be blessed

[@ayishayakubu5100]

Sister Haina how are you doing and the family

[@augreybaker9800]

I need the recipe please write it in the comments so I can make that sauce lovely

[@karlosmounier4461]

The plastic is bad for health

[@abinat712]

I respect our Ghanaian mothers paa. They are so hardworking and this is what they do to take care of us.

[@jimimahabagnbire6439]

Sunyani is definitely a nice place to be.Food is quite affordable..I love their food..I was shocked seeing this food vlog.Once i saw your videos i had to subscribe immediately..Lol. i don't think i will be going back to Accra soon..😍😍 i have fallen in love with this place!

[@mollys360kitchen7]

The food looks so delicious, she did a great job 👏

[@TatianaHaina]

Thanks

[@margretchildofGod3]

Another new dish for me to try out here in Jamaica 🇯🇲👌🏽👍🏼❤

[@TatianaHaina]

Aawww 🥰

[@loulouhi6643]

Waaaaaaaaàaaaaaaaaw. The market looks just like the Haitians market. Waaaaaaaaàaaaaaaaaw 🇭🇹🇭🇹🇭🇹

[@aAhemaaChannel]

That's the power of blacks

[@lucbakana2397]

Merci. C'est agréable et simple. Bonne vidéo. J'aime votre naturel et votre simplicité.

[@MonkeySpecs301]

Hi, I assume you are from the upper middle class or more well off parts of Ghana, I’m curious what the life expectancy of this demographic is?

[@daphneskitchen]

Taiana please give my little ones Hahaha, they behave like mine

[@TatianaHaina]

🤣

[@gracemensah8250]

Please i noticed she added salt before adding the beans , but i thought when preparing beans you don't add salt until it's almost cooked or?

[@knittingwithu9401]

The reason for that is because the salt prevents the beans from becoming soft fast that is why you put it in when it almost cooked. She added bicarbonate of soda it will help it become soft.

[@markntiri8251]

@@knittingwithu9401 is the bicarbonate of soda natural? Does using it regularly cause any problems?

[@knittingwithu9401]

@@markntiri8251 the natural form is solid as we use in Ghana but it is processed into powdery form. I don't think it is harmful if you use it small quantities and not often. Too much of everything is bad😃

[@markntiri8251]

@@knittingwithu9401 thank you

[@hanifahmende2363]

Tati's mood is a whole thing when food is ready ooo😃😃

[@TatianaHaina]

🤣

[@MariaCastillo-xd7bu]

I really like it when they cook. Good meals like those from Mexico are very laborious. I send you a big hug and I wish this Christmas to be one of many blessings for all of you. I send you a big hug from Mexico 🇲🇽

[@mzzelimzzeliissahaque6999]

Tatiana Hania please I need a video on how to make Burkina

[@bebekplalimevia6393]

This is exactly how my Togolese mother cooks it and she says the same thing about not adding the red leaves to the rice. Hahah ❤❤❤ God bless you both

[@wwondertwin]

Those beans are called black-eyed beans btw, for anyone who wants to make the recipe and is looking for them at the grocery store. Sometimes also called black-eyed peas, they're the same thing.

[@patricialawerteh4332]

I really tried this recipe and the result came out perfectly and as for the taste of the waakye it was magic ❤❤

[@ashleyt4982]

God bless our African mothers 🙏🏾🙏🏾

[@deanawells4395]

We call those beans black eye peas in the USA

[@angies.4961]

Tatiana... as I continue to watch ur videos I just fall in love with the people and the way they do day to day things. Such hard workers each and everyone of them. I know that if all of us in the USA would do a lil of what they do we would be able to appreciate things more and not take things for granted. Thank you so much for doing these videos because I sure do appreciate them!! God is Blessing you sweetie for ur work! Thank you for also allowing us to meet ur Husband and daughters as well!! Take Care and God Bless You!

[@yolo-kh8xm]

Im curious what is the water source there in ghana,i kinda notice how little water you use whenever you wash vegetables and everything.make a vlog how yall get water from.watching from Philippines.

[@pearlemefa7698]

huh

[@heiditiwaah]

Where do you get your water from, from the Philippines?

[@godwinchikwere8543]

Why didn't you feed the children? You thought I was watching u. I was watching the kids..you could have allowed them enjoyed the food for me.

[@hamidahali1234]

Super,great efforts by sister Amina. Many thanks Tati for bringing hardworking sister Amina. Warm regards to her,her luvly twin,ur beautiful queens ala n others.

[@TatianaHaina]

Thanks for watching

[@asiedupaulina5582]

Good work Tatiana your channel made me get woke

[@thavonephanthavongsa4962]

why you only buy enough for 1 meal its like wasting time , when you go buy enough for 2 weeks so you dont have to go back in 2 weeks, and quit buy the same 4 items tomatoes or paste , garlic , onions, and rice buy in bulk , bulk , bulk you get a better price

[@xtremerita6991]

Madam Amina is lovely 😍

[@joncolinas5609]

Hey, why did you take the Waakye away from the kid and ate everything. Common. Be nice to kids.

[@TatianaHaina]

🙄

[@marrerochica]

I did wonder too, is it just cultural the kids eat last?

[@PolaMehar-t6p]

Very good video from chohan Australia

[@Elias_Halloran]

Greetings from The East Coast,USA

[@catemiss..]

salivating from Kenya 💕💕

[@DaintyAbby]

Whats in the homemade spice?

[@marianyates7464]

You are lucky to have a wonderful sister in-law. Bless her heart. I love your videos.♥️

[@TatianaHaina]

Yes yes ❤️

[@jocelyncoleman95]

You guys have no idea what you’ve done for me.. God bless you giving details into how to make waakye stew. 🙏🏾🙏🏾

[@Oseiyeboahlawrence-xr3pc]

Ohk so u don't have to use more spices when cooking ryt

[@JrReellife]

I know this woman somewhere in labadi 🤔🤔

[@WalterJohnson-b2f]

Brown Carol Martinez Betty Garcia Anthony

[@understandunderstand1271]

This Tatiana is a great interviewer and she is funny and you can tell she is genuinely curious and she loves hearing these stories and watching these people cooking foood that’s been passed down generations

[@katifriedrich7476]

Africa is blessed with delicious delicacies, I enjoyed this video

[@christyaboagye928]

Yum yum, looks absolutely delicious, good job Tati and sister Amina,

[@TatianaHaina]

Thanks

[@joygees7004]

Please can you show us how she makes her shito. Their shito is unique

[@pizzamanghana1709]

You didn't ask her the name of the rice

[@kleineFee23]

This Earth Blessed African Ghanaian pretty Woman is a very Good teacher infact.

[@kuukuasarpong8297]

Oh so that's your sister in-law?

[@sheilatennyson1213]

Lol I love how your kids pulled up with a chair to help you eat haha , that was cute 😂

[@TatianaHaina]

These kids 🤣

[@africanfufu]

Omg let’s share some love for that Black Queen 👑 on her back! She’s an 👼

[@jahdalennie9908]

I love you sister ❤ God richly bless you ,

[@묵방이]

아이엄마가 똑부러지게 야무지고 똑똑하네요^^*~~~♡

[@pacificrules]

Absolutely a smart idea to add Potash (biocarbonate) to the beans. It will help the digestive system to process the beans much better. The dishes looks so delicious. LOVE THIS VIDEO🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰

[@ammabadu1]

Am from penkwase

[@kwametwumasi8073]

Taty! Your opening introduction voice-over is now officially professional💥. It is great! The market scenes you present are super wonderful. As always very colorful, vibrant, teeming with people, and full of life. A great representation of Sunyani and Ghana as a whole🤼. And let me praise Ala big time. He captures the scenes so so well📷. He is doing an amazing job and please let him know that💪🏿. Waakye is one of my favorites. Waakye with fried plantain, wele, and eggs🔥. Whenever I visit Ghana that is what I eat for breakfast. My spot is the East Legon police station. Sister Amina no be small! Loved how she detailed the process and measured ingredients such as salt. Eieeee the whole family are waakye experts. Whenever I visit Sunyani I know where to go for my waakye. Waakye is also very very healthy. How you narrated during the course of cooking was very well done and on point. Just fantastic content🔥🔥🔥! The intro, making of waakye, rich conversation between you and Sister Amina was all on super point. But you know the best part! When Armando appeared on screen and he knew exactly what he was doing. Your daughters also made a cameo. Loved how your youngest pulled a stool to partake in the meal. Nice one! That has made my day! Like I keep saying, in one of your future videos Armando should speak to his football journey⚽. I know he has an interesting story to tell. His football skills are on point. Thanks for what you do and blessings to your family🙏🏿. Keep the content coming! The whole video was one of love and vim! We love it!

[@TatianaHaina]

Aaawwww thanks soo sooo much for always watching boss

[@juststylynn7177]

We call these bean black eyed peas.

[@inkoomboateng6174]

Please Tatiana what flour did she first put the fish in before she placed it in the oil

[@TatianaHaina]

Any flour is ok

[@huen6781]

ترجمه

[@pizzamanghana1709]

The name of the beans q

[@florenceelewosi7035]

Hi baby girl good job 👏I think you didn't add pepper to the stew

[@TatianaHaina]

We added it but forgot to film it

[@jadna5305]

I love the son mother relationship so beautiful n lovely 😍

[@mwenvlay]

haitian food is very similar. i'm in accra now- going to get some for breakfast this week!

[@kalim.7003]

I know the beans to be black eye peas in America. Everything looks delicious ❤️

[@TatianaHaina]

Yes they are

[@sydneymathuka4228]

Diliciues

[@iyabokasum7781]

Am just watching you from Nigeria You have to list the ingredients on the screen and allow to explain better Thumb up

[@deanawells4395]

I get exhausted just driving to a grocery store 2miles away shopping and coming home in the A/C and cooking….props to both of you beautiful women

[@betovenmoza6726]

I love it.

[@VisyVisyTV]

Loved this video.

[@Lalolale]

Could you make vegan food for us? All your food looks delicious but I cannot cook it myself as I dont eat meat, love and respect from Germany

[@peppy824]

Tatiana my new cooking friend, I really your love channel. Keep it up. God bless.

[@rahilaadnanskitchen]

Very tasty keep it up love from Pakistan 💕

[@franciikitchen]

Wow a new friend here i just love this channel watching from Finland sis, keep it up

[@jasonsimmons671]

Love me some waakye 🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉

[@mihirmehta2327]

Boiled Eggs Go Nicely with it too? During My days in Kumasi, That's what we used to Get. AND - It tastes awesome....May God Bless You all.

[@dorkuchotanihu9589]

TATIANA, Your show is all natural local style of cooking that make your shows different from the order food Chanel keep it up 👆.

[@zGaMEiiNg]

Love your videos , salut form California! You are so beautiful btw and your accent is so beautiful aswell :,)

[@dramanewassila4647]

Nice one please can you kindly show us how to make home spice

[@TatianaHaina]

Sure

[@JrReellife]

I know this woman somewhere I really do not remember. She helped me when I was a kid I really remember her face and voice

[@euniceagyeman4243]

I came across your videos, decided to check it out and I Like it I love traveling around too,but yours is different this particular video is very interested the wakye part. Thanks.

[@unicorndreamhouse3705]

the environment and the tone makes me miss Ghana already.Thanks for this video tho,ive been in ghana for soo long but dont really know how to prepare my fav food.thanks for the video once again

[@MadMax-yq9ix]

I don't use salt in my food and in a few.minutes of cooking you used a whole handful already

[@keeplivingintruth]

What a delight to watch. From start to finish I enjoyed every moment😀💙. Thank you for this video. God bless you and your family.🙂💙

[@nadinewedderburn4318]

I wish if I could used $5 USD and shop here in the Bronx 😊😊😊😊😊

[@Renneee6173]

Me watching for entertainment 👀😂. Love your channel

[@nadinewedderburn4318]

I'm learning to spend less with this lady program and moreover I'm not a big spender

[@anyangrb]

Amina is so beautiful and her skin! Wow. She does such a good job explaining step by step.

[@janetfoston5836]

I'm so happy you didn't use the leaves, that's the waakye I loved growing up. Real waakye .Good job

[@Pooobaihr23]

I knew these had to be your kids. They have your whole face! lol

[@doraowusu4904]

First time watching your video and really love it....thank you sweetheart

[@stevenkobea7609]

Waakye to the world

[@graceloveskylar6062]

Tatiana, you’re really doing a great job. I love sister ajara and sister Amina. I just found this channel and i love it.

[@TheAfosFamily]

Let me sit back and enjoy this ❤️