Grandma Shows Grandson How To Make Joong

[@gwendolynormita3936]

Great video. Handsome grandson.

[@PamelaChang-b6m]

Kai is lucky to learn how to make joong from his Popo! Folding/wrapping joong is not easy!

[@williamsnyder1205]

Kai, your so lucky, learn from your grandmother pass these secrets to you kids!! Auntie thank you for sharing this with us!!

[@weymian]

Very handsome Grandson.

[@lindaoyler311]

I love Kai's cute smile

[@carolemuenzer5490]

My handsome grandson, he’s the best so sweet. Didn’t tell me he had learned to make joong, but then he’s always quiet. Thanks Lenore

[@pikakerose]

its great that the younger generation are learning cooking from you i love joong they will carry on your family recipes for generations

[@leilasolis6563]

Awww love this video! ❤

[@algernon5776]

Excellent vlog !!

[@marlenelehano4996]

Yum 😋🤙🏽

[@LMJBk]

I like the younger generation is carrying on for you! I saw you a couple of days at Costco..

[@HawaiisPickleLady]

I wish you would have come up to me. I'm always happy to meet my fans.😊

[@adamshaw1112]

I was taught just two leaves side by side not crossed. Make the cone two thirds the way down and begin to roll the cone in. It leaves enough leaf left to fold in the sides and tie!

[@hollish196]

Can you do this with banana leaves? I have those, but no bamboo leaves!

[@HawaiisPickleLady]

Yes, but you may have to boil them a bit to soften them.

[@HawaiisPickleLady]

You probably can't do a cone shape but make it like a bundle

[@hollish196]

@@HawaiisPickleLady Thanks for the answers.

[@markmasaki1480]

Tell him he did a very good job, but maybe encourage him not to be afraid to speak.