GHANAIAN HUSBAND TEACHES AMERICAN WIFE HOW TO POUND FUFU!! | Village Food In West Africa Ep. 9

E.S. faces pressure in the outdoor kitchen in GHANAIAN HUSBAND TEACHES AMERICAN WIFE HOW TO POUND FUFU!! | Village Food In West Africa Ep. 9
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[@Umutoni35]

I always get drawn to the videos and think that it’s a movie

[@janitorsomba543]

I like your home setup,an African home.

[@goblack2africa54]

That’s what I’ve been waiting on the fusion concept can be a hit. She has awesome filming skills and a creative mind I know man would love to see on a bigger screen.

[@azotodavid2930]

Watching from Belgium 🇧🇪

[@bobbiereid4811]

How long do you pound the fufu?

[@agkkids4926]

Watching from Orlando Florida. My hubby would look to move here. He’s all about the simple life

[@ebenezerowusu7762]

I'm a Ghanaian and i watch you guys videos everyday but i don't comment but today i will comment because of your wife the way she has accepted our mother land God should richly bless her.

[@Simbaress247]

Where is the husband's family? To teach as well, seems one sided

[@SunRose768]

Its not just "our" (your) motherland, it belongs to her ancestors too.

[@angelmangena9484]

@@Simbaress247 I feel it's best and very romantic if the man who chose her as his wife teaches her how to vook his meal after all it's his wife and he needs to set rules in his house. I'm not disregarding the family but believe it's best when we parents allow our sons to teach their wives how to do things for them without us mothers interfering. She's more than welcomed to ask for help if she needs to but let them try thwir lives together as a couple. My eldest son is 26 and would encourage him to live his life his way with his wife setting his own rules and ways of doing things I'd only interfere when asked to. This is beautiful young African love that we dont often see. Then cooking together and even taking strolls in the bush to pick up wild fruits is s blessing.

[@DIYHOUSEANDFARM]

@@angelmangena9484 thank you Angel. Our in laws are so sweet, private and allow us to be adults. 😆

[@meldawilliams1636]

@@angelmangena9484 And by teaching her we should not take away her own way of living totally just because she is in Africa. She is blending well than me that was born and bred in Africa. both should come halfway to meet each other which makes it unique. She has to be herself in some ways . I have great respect and admiration for her

[@goblack2africa54]

Awesome to see you get those views you’ve found your niche. I been waiting for the AMERICAN African fusion! Keep pushing!!!

[@DIYHOUSEANDFARM]

Awww thanks so much! Been a work in progress. Thanks so much for stopping by to see us! 😊

[@campbell1337]

Go black found your channel.

[@rabiabeke8637]

Mr. GoBlack has been to many African countries. His wife and daughter came to Africa with him some times ago. I watch his Network Shows often. African cooking is Labour Intensive. African wife usually gets foods ready by the time her husband gets home. Usually, African women get helping hands from young blood family members that leave with them or near by. Please, you only get helping hands from blood family members to help you with housework no none relatives for the reasons known to African women. Anyway, by the time African husband eats, he is hungry with good appetite.

[@shegood7004]

@@rabiabeke8637 if I had to do that much labor for food, I’d be a vegetable 🥦 + 🥕 =literally. I put all my veggies and fruit 🍌 🍉 🍎 in juicer and call it a day unless I want a huge meal daily.

[@marciarose7419]

Go black. Welcome. Thank you for encouraging this young couple.😂😂❤. I wish more of our Western families would come home and unite. Bonds with our African family 😂😂🎉❤❤

[@seph2x538]

Compared to us in the US sister you are living in paradise. Organic food, nice environment and peace of mind. Do not let the drama queen sisters and people tell you this is hard. You are home and doing great I admire you two

[@nlove3246]

That’s what I’m saying. She keeps saying soft life and I’m like girl that is the soft life. I’ll love to wake up to this instead of cooking on my stove top.

[@shegood7004]

Organic food is attainable anywhere but, more prevalent in those places. Nice environment are anywhere but, not everywhere, however, peace of mind is wherever you go if God is your anchor.

[@onthemovewithfiifi5811]

Just lovely 😍

[@tirandaz7612]

I have a comment, which, I know will not be appreciated. You people,who think living on a farm eating organic food, breathing fresh air snd cooking outdoors is lucky, you don't know your history in America. Grow up. AFRICA is hundreds of years behind in tgeir tribal thinking.

[@nightallen4704]

​@@shegood7004Peace of mind indeed...l have been all over the world ...and l only get my peace of mind in Africa...Peace on Earth let it be...

[@keepitreal888-gnc]

This lifestyle is priceless. It reminds me so much of my childhood in Jamaica. I remember using the mortar and the stick to pound coco beans and coffee beans to make hot drink. In Jamaica, we have many different kinds of soup, but they are a little different from the African soup, but the concept is the same. When the Africans were brought to Jamaica, they didn't have time to practice their way of cooking; they were too busy laboring on the plantations, and many died from overworked, so they had to cook their food fast. Jamaica and Haiti had the worst form of slavery. It was so bad that women could hardly carry their pregnancies for nine months. The average like expectancy of new slave from Africa in Jamaica was 5 to 7 years, so They had to continue bringing new slaves from Africa to work on the plantations. Many Africans were tortured and sexual abused by their owners. I still carry a pain in my heart, and asked God give me the heart to forgive those who did those terrible things to my ancestors. You see those beautiful cities in Europe, but you don't know what they did to get them. Never envy people for what they have because you don't know how they get it. ES, if you don't like this comment, you can block it. I just feel like speaking what is in my heart.

[@analyticalmindset]

Don't forgive them

[@melanatedchoco]

You've got every right to be resentful. The most painful part is that they refuse to acknowledge what they've done and are gaslighting us and making is feel as if we have no right to be angry or feel pain.

[@andromedab902]

Well spoken, we mustn't sugar coat the facts. Truth is only one!!💪🏾

[@estherfadeyi3702]

I understand your pain and pray your heart heals. Sending you lots of love

[@julianaansah6367]

We will never forgive them we are just as angry as y’all too

[@nykkiwilliams6081]

I'm American and my husband is Nigerian. I've learned how to make this soup with catfish, shrimp, or Titus fish.

[@DIYHOUSEANDFARM]

I’m gonna switch up the whole game. He’s not gonna know what hit ‘em! Can’t wait to make the soup again. As for the pounding, I have an assistant. That took entirely too much of my time that I cannot reclaim. 😆🙏

[@raymondomollo6748]

Even though you are American you are still a daughter of the soil. Much respect from the motherland Kenya 🇰🇪.

[@shegood7004]

@@raymondomollo6748 every female is a daughter of “ the soil” as Adamah. It is really annoying when native Africans believe their approval is needed for an American to be accepted in Africa. It is because of African traitors selling African chattel that Africans were transported to America 🇺🇸 so, please stop with the “ you’re American “ as though she has no African roots. Without Africans, there would be no reproduction of Africans in America. She does not need to be reminded where she is from consistently and she does not need the approval of Africans to be one.

[@elaynahrogers6723]

Personally, I prefer Ghanians. More trust

[@ChiChi-gd8tb]

@@elaynahrogers6723 Stop trying hard to always paint Nigerians bad. We have many Nigerians who are very honest and hard working. For your information, some of you Africans from other countries commit crimes and claim you are Nigerians... pure wickedness. Do not because of a few bad eggs lump everyone together. By God's grace, we are all working to change our corrupt government officials and believe you me NIGERIA will be great again, so that people like you will stop the hatred, jealousy and evil stereotype.

[@zainabadams6735]

I’m a Ghanaian, living in UK. I’ve been following you guys quite some time now. I’m so proud of you my sis in law.

[@DIYHOUSEANDFARM]

Thank you! 💕

[@room333rd]

I love you too together. Somali American here. I love both my black Americans and Ghanaians. Ghanaian men are similar to Nigerian accept their more calm. You know when a Naija is in the building. Louden than a bleep 🥰🥰🥰. I love West Africa 🌍

[@ShaundraAdams]

Black Americans are LOUD TOO 😆 🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉NO CHILL 😂😂😂😂 EMBRACE YOUR BROWNEST.. BUT WE RESPECT ALL HUMAN BEINGS 🫶🏾🫶🏾🫶🏾🫶🏾🫶🏾🫶🏾🫶🏾

[@danyellehector5697]

I am an African American woman and my man is from Ghana. I have been to Ghana a few times. I love the culture, and he shows me a lot. He is an amazing man. I love their hospitality, and I feel very welcome when I go there. I can see myself living in Ghana.

[@naye5178]

"But its about to be 2023" 🤣🤣🤣 I love the way he keeps telling you "you can do it" so motivating and encouraging. And then the way he appreciated it at the end❤

[@davidabraxton]

Ikr..😆😅🤣😂😂🤣😅..its 2023😅😅🤭🤭

[@shegood7004]

He has to or he will have to cook himself.

[@gabrielkoranteng4715]

🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@mariewalcott4325]

I'm from North Carolina and I find you two delightful. You put a smile on my face.

[@asaphbenjudah9490]

I love the both of you 💕 your wife is fantastic. She is humble and is adjusting to life in Ghana. My wife is Ghanaian and l am of Jamaican descent. Your Journey is inspiring.

[@denisejefferson4739]

I love how the brother is eating and smiling...

[@awenasa3929]

Gurl you’re gonna learn how to be an African woman. Y’all are so sweet together❣️

[@trulocks]

Great for upper body strength ❤

[@cecechampion4]

🤣🤣🤣I can’t stop laughing, this one and the other one when the water poured on him was hilarious. I like how he keeps encouraging you. Mehn, the village lifestyle looks tough but so peaceful, and close to nature. I’m impressed with E.S how she settled in Northern Ghana, and embraced the village culture respectfully.

[@traceyyeboah3034]

I’m Ghanaian watching from VA, USA. Welcome to your wife in Ghana! So proud of you lady and accepting the culture. My kids were born in America and I’m teaching them how to cook jollof, make fufu (which is made differently here)😂😂. Keep up the good work

[@oliviachivhanganye5721]

Your husband is always appreciative of the food cook for him. I had to laugh though at the irony of the chickens running when away when you were frying the chicken pieces. I love your videos.

[@DIYHOUSEANDFARM]

😆👌

[@joycestyleofcooking]

The soup looks good 👍 congratulations Es ❤ That’s why we don’t care about the labor involved because after pounding you get to enjoy your hard labor 😂❤

[@lyrisgreenidge-adams5941]

They said we're next

[@LadyAstarionAncunin]

Chickens were like, "We saw what you did to our cousins!"

[@oliviachivhanganye5721]

@@LadyAstarionAncunin 🤣🤣

[@INTGW]

This was so joyful to watch you get into the rhythm of making that traditional meal…and he seems to love it too! There is nothing like making your husbands heart smile!

[@JollyRancher2014]

Girl, you’re so funny. We African Americans don’t have to work that hard when it comes to cooking, but we do have to work just about every day of our lives past old age here in America. I’m so glad that you are sharing your life experience in West Africa with your husband( hubby)❤ We over here in America love you guys much❤️❤️

[@MerdBlackTv]

African women are stronger.

[@elaynahrogers6723]

@@MerdBlackTv u say African women r stronger. Yes...because they need to work harder to survive. From a very young age, they are taught this/watching others. Also, I admire how much more serious children are at school on 3rd world counties. They do not have a parent to "drop them off" at school or bus fare, etc. I've watched the videos of children making their way to school in all types of terrain. From the Arctic to Mejico to swamps + forests. Canoes in rapids etc. Amazing.

[@denisedean2446]

​@@MerdBlackTvStop the nonsense with divisive ideology. This type of division was created by Europeans who colonized African nations and stole Africans and transferred them to America. And now Africans and African Americans are often embroiled in conflict about whose better between the two. Its not productive.

[@Jamaicanfoodandtravel1]

You do know she s of Caribbean heritage right?

[@Magdala347]

“Everything is possible!” I love the way your husband encourages you to try. It’s not easy learning a different way of life, but if you’re willing to learn and he is encouraging you, it’ll be a beautiful experience. In the end you could see that he was proud of the outcome. Keep it up! Blessings to you both 🙏🏾

[@AntoinetteDennis-un8dv]

Hats off. I’m always open to learning new skills.🤣🤣🤣

[@azurisora9836]

This was absolutely beautiful! The playfulness and teaching, culture touched my heart ❤. The end result was lovely seeing you two enjoying a meal together you both prepared, Vim man's happiness and pride for the meal you prepared and your humble to the deliciousness of cooking. SIS "You put your foot in it".

[@miamamoore6431]

Hey guys I am African watching from the USA. I can’t get enough of this. Your husband’s request for fufu is priceless. Please cook some fufu next time , no chicken 🐔 😀😀😀💕

[@catherineeffa8517]

Congratulations to this young lady. She pounds fufu very well, welcome to your motherland Africa❤️💐🍀

[@mjaybash26]

Your husband is a good teacher because he is always encouraging..."You can do it." Great video.

[@popebenson5921]

I’m a Ghanaian born living in the USA. I’m an American citizen now and I have been praying to God to send me a woman like this (wife) who will want to live such a life like this with me. I want me an American.

[@mumjarra]

Too funny the love between these two is unmatched Love watching this channel.

[@renanesmith1601]

Being married to an African myself, you get to bond more while learning to cook African food and have fun doing it together. But we got a whole lot more to learn about the culture. Keep the hard work it pays off in the long run

[@susanwhaley4191]

I love your adaptability and your husband’s patience

[@sweetbadd9852]

"You can't bring US lifestyle here, you are in Africa." Love it!!🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@northenpeace1111]

The chicken are restless, because any day they could be next for dinner. Love is the rythem of life and you two make an orchestra.

[@primuzor6875]

I love Ghana and the people. I had a holiday there in 2009 and intend to return soon. Especially now that my DNA shows that I am 40% Ghanaian. Lovely video. Love the vibes😊

[@HaveYourWay]

Wow congratulations come there soon

[@francisconzaupuna1175]

Hi bro you better take good care of that lady she's one in a billion

[@gloriamccalla3970]

You can say that again 💯💕

[@insightinginc.5051]

Somehow I feel like crying 😭. I'm so touched. I may be also from Africa but don't know how to live the indigenous life. This touches me to the core

[@Love3love1073]

My sister is American and her husband is Ghanaian. Her and their children travel between the states and Ghana often. When she's in Ghana, she enjoys the full experience of Africa. I've shared your channel with her. We smile and laugh because your experiences are all too familiar! Maybe we'll see you in the streets of Accra🙂

[@elaynahrogers6723]

Didn't they in video say they in Northern Ghana?? Accra is on Southern Ghana.

[@GreenyieTyD27]

@@elaynahrogers6723 they shop in Accra from time to time

[@dladylikessports7780]

"Babe, this looks like work." And "I thought it was decoration." Girl, you had me laughing! I've eaten Nigerian fufu with egusi..LOVED IT

[@sonofgod7099]

Lovely couple 💑 so beautiful,,,,,husband understands wife's weaknesses,,,wife understands husband's passion 👏 👌 👍 much love from New York

[@SpryAk47]

I love your determination; I live in America, but you make me feel like returning to Africa! Great job! Keep it up

[@molasses7768]

Come home Nelson. Africa needs you.

[@SnickerbarConsciousness]

@@molasses7768 I wanna come too as a original Jamaican man living in America it’s time to visit an then live in the mother land. There are plenty of African here where I live i have a few friends from there too. I was supposed to go to Senegal still plan on going there soon God willing. Also have w friend from Ghana living not too far from me i love Africa because that who i am was just born in the Island of Jamaica but live in New York City now.

[@johnmensah4412]

Making me homesick. Delicious chicken light soup with fufu is a Christmas delight. Our American sister is assimilating on a fast trajectory. Your husband is a good tutor. Wishing you guys a Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year.

[@yalealy]

Your meal looks delicious! Many years ago, I went to an "African" restaurant in Brooklyn New York. I was so excited to finally have a dish from the continent. It was a beef stew with fufu in the middle. Well, apparently the restaurant owner was fully Americanized because that fufu taste just like the instant potato flakes they used to feed us in school cafeterias. It was not authentic, so disappointed! Well, since I was in New York...I found a market that sold yellow yams and a wooden mortar and tried to make it myself. It had a few lumps, but I loved it! Can't wait to have authentic fufu in Ghana though.

[@comfortosei9296]

I am a Ghanaian 🇬🇭 and a Canadian🇨🇦 I came across your videos today and I am enjoying it. Thanks for taking me to Ghana and I missed my motherland Ghana. God bless you and your beautiful wife. Much love.❤️ ❤❤ I just subscribed to your channel 👏👏👏👏👏👏👍👌🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉

[@mayascott5849]

Love his energy at the end!! Loved her comfort and openess to learn throughout the video. First time watching anything on this channel

[@kenken2657]

I'm proud of you sis. You did that! I don't know how I found you'll channel but I'm grateful I did🙏

[@DIYHOUSEANDFARM]

🙏💕🥰

[@nightallen4704]

I love this lady...God bless you girl....for understanding my African brother and accepting him for who he is....lovely man...

[@Oracabessa562]

Hi Family, I’ve been watching several of your videos and decided to subscribe after seeing how the two of you worked together in bringing it all together. I was in Nigeria few years ago, tried the fufu and would have loved to have actually pounded some like the two of you did. I did get the experience of going to market buying a live chicken, then returning home to prepare it for dinner later. It was so fresh and delicious. Thanks for sharing your journey on the farm. I rarely make comments but always thumbs up 👍🏽 . Hopefully you have a email address. Peace and Love always❤. You’re blending very well 😊

[@Star1783AA]

My dear mix water and ashes and put it around your cooking pot, if not it will tern all your pot to black because of the fire wood. Indeed I envy your way of leaving so I don't want to miss anyone of your videos. Because I comfort my soul with your videos. You have the best husband in the world so let him teach you, you will learn to do all because you're clever. I wish you all the best.

[@luvelyjay]

The smile and sounds of enjoyment from your husband is worth all of the hard work. Great job sweetie!👍🏽

[@dawnecamacho2601]

Looks delicious. I am originally from Trinidad but live in Florida. As a child growing up in Trinidad I used to see my grandmother make this with plantains.

[@babzisma8987]

Wonderful to see. Thanks for adapting to our culture. Love you 2. thanks for sharing.

[@Dody2Travel]

I love how you two work together....reminds me of my husband and I when we cook together....LOVE IT!

[@nanayeboah1890]

I'm Ghanaian. Much love from Switzerland 🇨🇭 ❤️

[@ezekielvilankulu4915]

I salute you. Guys. You and your husband are giving life the best shot. I never imagined there could be someone from the west trying to live especially village life. The thing about village life is the quality, hard as it is, it makes you a greater person because most of the things you need to be as creative and innovative as your mind can allow you. Again Salute and all the best

[@DIYHOUSEANDFARM]

We’ve created our own world. We are the village. 🤭

[@ezekielvilankulu4915]

@@DIYHOUSEANDFARM this episode was something else. 👋🏿👋🏿👋🏿👋🏿👋🏿👋🏿

[@maureenburrell5452]

Merry. Christmas. From the. Beautiful. Island. Of. Jamaica

[@jleahd01]

I can feel the love and appreciation for one another in this video….. it’s beautiful to see ❤️❤️❤️

[@douglasnyakundi9842]

Blessed to have a wonderful and great husband willing to teach you learn some Africans cultures , that what most of your ancestors were doing ..All the best

[@MarianAkiti]

Teamwork makes the dream work. That light soup looks YUMMY! Great job.

[@edwardansah896]

Hello, Our Ghana wife we love u too much, n is good to learn the culture l love u n my brother, I wish I can visit u when I come to Ghana, enjoy, u are a brave Woman

[@wintanaavibez]

♥️♥️♥️♥️ yum yum yum I enjoyed this! From the chickens saying “what the chicken” as you was frying their cousins to hubbys reaction. 😊 you made him proud.. awe ♥️ can’t wait to have some 😋

[@kareemabdullatif3343]

you guys crack me up so much, I love you guys. I watch all of your videos. The wife is so humble. Husband too. I admire her willingness to adapt to African culture. I moved back to the Caribbean after 50 years in NY and California. It was not easy to Adapt but I made it work so I enjoy it. Thanks for sharing your life with us. Blessings

[@DIYHOUSEANDFARM]

🙏💕👌

[@campbell1337]

I swear you two are actors😂❤😅 Hollywood in the village. You should add some Nigerian music to the drum 🪘

[@DIYHOUSEANDFARM]

Thanks for reminding me! 😆🤭👌

[@sandrabirthwright1923]

You guys makes me want to go back to country/ village life, so much memories! I am African born in Jamaica.

[@mosellafelder2171]

Y all were pounding the FuFu rhythm . Love all videos! Especially fun watching Hubby and Wifey cooking together!!! Blessings!!!

[@StandUpGill]

its wonderful to see. much respect from ur Caribbean people (living in Canada at the moment). looking forward to a trip to Ghana in the near future.

[@ladysaw9995]

I also live in Canada. I visited Ghana, and it was an experience

[@StandUpGill]

@@ladysaw9995 thanks for sharing. I’m so very curious. My cousins have been and I’m looking into flights and accommodations. What did you cherish most about your time there?

[@ladysaw9995]

@G. ok. I might be going this year, but I'm not sure yet. My favorite part was the Hawkers. Their like street vendors, you can buy every and anything on the roads of ghana from the comfort of your car.

[@ladysaw9995]

@G. what did your cousins think about their time in Ghana?

[@StandUpGill]

@@ladysaw9995 my sistah, my cousins LOVE GHANA!!!!!!!! They are two different cousins (one from my moms side and the other from my dads). The one from my moms side visits once or twice a year over the past decade and the other cousin has been numerous times and plans on moving at some point. I was always a Nigeria lover and ancestry has descendants from there and Ghana. Upon more research Ghana has a firmer hold and focus on our safety and potential for safety and business. So I’m on board. Speaking about it makes me wanna go sooner (this summer) rather than later.

[@mrs.israel7197]

I hope you guys know how bless you both are to live somewhere else other than here in the US where it’s hard to enjoy natural food and live a simple life but comfortable. Enjoy it😊

[@edmondkatsekpor3625]

Your videos can win any kind of award because the shots are amazing

[@queenm1455]

Agree 🎉

[@doreenbandoh1642]

Your husband is so hilarious 😂

[@manual4982]

Love this. Working together, cooking together, learning together. Growing together. 👍👍👍👍👍.

[@glowshun]

Yummy, I’m salivating to yams and fufu. I miss them so much. Very proud of her for Appreciating the culture.

[@TonyaEL]

This is hilarious. Loved how he taught you and did it with you. ❤

[@fredborteykyeremeh2353]

She's done very well as a first timer. It goes to confirm you are doing something positive to her. I'm loving you both the more. Started watching you only yesterday and I'm enjoying watching the previous videos too... Baby is adopting well. Pls make her happy 😊

[@cherylwin9364]

You guys are super cute and hilarious 😂 like Lucy and Rickey Ricardo the African version 😂

[@jodi-anndouglas6666]

You guys did great- he’s so happy and very enthusiastic , very encouraging to his wife. I love it - Fufu looks delicious 😋

[@lillie2917]

Hei guys! Watching from Oslo, Norway! Love you guys, so inspiring! True love to the core!❤️

[@anitafrasier9764]

Watching from Brooklyn, NY . I came across this video today, I really enjoy watching 👍🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽 I send my blessings

[@alvacadle-ajisafe7778]

My husband is Nigerian and I learned to make his food. It is very sweet. They call their pounded yam swallow .

[@adjoaturkson1104]

I am a Ghanaian living in the USA I admire you and your wife. I salute yours wife for embracing our culture.

[@princessesther7617]

The way fufu went down was really funny😅😅😅

[@jeffreyhinds9317]

Love how you all have integrated the farm to progress towards self sufficiency in food. It's well laid out.

[@louised5945]

I love your videos. I watch them from Atlanta, GA and I’m so envious of you guys. I love what you’ve built. It’s awesome. 👍🏽❤

[@juagbejohnson2931]

Omg. Love you both. She is a true definition of a African wife ❤❤❤❤

[@shaniquerudolph5105]

This is such a joy to watch. I remember my grandmother and aunts eating with their fingers. I am definitely game for trying fufu with a nice stew. Wow you guys are making my mouth water. These are food goals for 2023 💫❤️🙏🏾

[@tasheikapatterson8900]

I am Jamaican and I stumbled on this wonderful channel today I must say I am enjoying you guys blog! I pray I will one have enough money to visit Africa. Lots of love and blessing❤️❤️❤️❤️

[@douglastuggle8493]

Those chicken were looking like is that Larry and Betty there cooking 😂😂😂

[@DIYHOUSEANDFARM]

😩😆

[@AntoinetteDennis-un8dv]

I’m just loving your life. Someday I will join you. I’ll be retiring soon and my plans are to visit first then make a move. Bless your heart. I would love to come by you to share some of those moments.😂😂 Blessings my dear.❤️❤️

[@kuhaabeststudio]

I don't wanna watch anything else on KZbin, I'm always waiting for the DIY HOUSE & FARM episode to be posted, it makes me miss you Guys more like I'm originally leaving there with you Guys, My family are also now your support team, I created a Big team supporter in Namibia. Keep on growing 🦾 Fam.

[@DIYHOUSEANDFARM]

🥰🤭👌😊🙏💕

[@msdee2883]

Catching up on your videos...this by far has been the funniest, I'm still cracking up. The closest I've come to fufu is the garri you add water to, I would be so worn out if I had to pound yam. You go, Queen... I Love watching you two! 🤗

[@buumbachilomo3001]

Always happy to see you guys Working together. Merry Christmas and more blessings to come your way.

[@almalewis4766]

Wow from USA Oklahoma glad you are adapting I have Ghana roots thru my grandmother's grandfather he was the original one from the ship it was known as the Gold Coast that she remembered she was a very proud person of her roots as she taught us she described it very well as her dad told her the story I ask a Ghanaian American Dr. he was shocked at what I told him he ask when did she come there but she never did as a young girl she knew her name but thru the years she could only remember the sound so America Lady enjoy yourself .God Bless

[@Swo76]

Hi did you that the negroes are the true israelites.

[@whynot8901]

I'm a new sub here and I think it's just so beautiful to see the love you two have for the land and each other

[@willyobeng6551]

You finally make it happen. The new holy fufu graduate. Welcome home. Love your content. MERRY CHRISTMAS 🎅 🎄

[@DIYHOUSEANDFARM]

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[@angelmangena9484]

Merry Christmas from the beautiful country of South Africa..oh wow thank you for sharing. I'm learning a lot from you two. It's amazing how diverse we are. I've never tried some of your foods but they always look yummy😋😍🙏❤

[@andromedab902]

@Angel Mangena, get some green plantains & cassava from any afro-Caribbean shop. Peel skin off & cut separately into v v small pieces. In fact, you could slice to make it easier to blend. Add water, not so watery though. Ensure it blends v finely. Pour the thick paste like a "smoothie", into a cooking pot, put on the cooker, stirring with a wooden spatula or banku stick, ensuring it doesn't become lumpy, until the mixture binds really well & turns into the yellowish fufu colour & add a bit of hot water acc to your preferred consistency. Turn the thick fufu onto a clingfilm, mould it & turn it into a bowl. Now, you've got your fufu to enjoy with your light soup. It gets quicker & better with a v good blender & more practice . And you're certainly not eating semolina but real fufu!!🤣🤣🤞🏾

[@angelmangena9484]

@@andromedab902 Thank you for the info. I'll sure try that.

[@carpediem1667]

You are wonderful ES. Enjoying your family and all you are learning about African culture.✌💓

[@Uwoduhi_Deer]

Vim Man say "my wife did good" Yaaaaaas!!!! Awwww 👑❤️👑⚘️

[@margaretakuffo4628]

You guys are so lovely, I like the way you teach your wife and how she also express her self lady you are great keep doing what you are doing. Love you

[@vistorinanauta8458]

Good to see you teaching your wife how to cook and pound cassava, keep it up 🇳🇦🇳🇦

[@ChroniclesofAlicha_Balaam]

I am going to make some...I love Fu Fu...I never made it myself...being in the States, I am thinking sweet potatoes would be yummie...thank you for this lovely video! You did a great job, E.S. Your husband was really proud of you! So sweet!

[@judithdipondo1865]

Am in love with the scenery - the grass thatched houses are magnificent. Lovely family you are

[@khadee8129]

So interesting. I always look forward to watching them and I can't get enough of their audio. I love hearing; 'you can do it', 'yes you can' and you are in Africa'.

[@AAInspirationalTV]

😂😂😂😂😂 am crying girl . How did you end up falling like that?

[@DIYHOUSEANDFARM]

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[@azajones999]

"The "I must pound fufu" part had me rolling... I love you guys!!!

[@mariamhussein7620]

I stumbled upon this channel for the first time and what you guys are doing is great😊😊

[@LyneyFanForeverYay]

Girl! You are funny!!! Who’s the black Lucy and Ricky?? That’s y’all! 😂❤❤ Love! 🌹 Thank for documenting your journeys. I’ve followed since you were in the Americas and hearing a little of your story has help me when so was searching for more and better.