I EXPERIENCED GHANA LIFE IN A TYPICAL VILLAGE | LIVING IN GHANA AND COOKING GHANAIAN FOOD

[@TJone7319]

Sorry, can you please write what you were talking about eating to stay thin?

[@JasmineAmaa]

Tuo zaafi, see recipe here kzbin.info/www/bejne/gnq0o6ywfZKHd9U

[@TJone7319]

Ah hem, Okay thank you. I watched this video already. I copied the recipe in the description for the dish made. Is Tuo zaafi the dish or is it an ingredient? Thank you so much for replying. I am so glad I found your channel. I am a fan!

[@akuaafriyie9753]

@@TJone7319 is a dish

[@leahharvey3291]

I wish you would have asked what their means of transportation is. It sounds like her mother lives far away from her but she says she visits her mother. I was just curious how they travel? I didn't see a car.

[@GodfreyKorley]

They normally use taxi but the only disadvantage is u wouldn't feel soo comfortable in the taxi because its a loaded taxi that some passengers sits on top of the taxi which is very interesting ​@leahharvey3291

[@kathyrene9887]

Hi Jasmine ! Thank you for taking us with you to experience life in a Ghana Village. I thank the family you visit. Very nice people. When you see how others live, even though they may not have much, they are thriving and surviving on much less then we are and we still complain, while she smiles such a beautiful smile. Food for thought..

[@hahaha70263]

Wonderful vid. Faiza seems like a joy to be around. Bubbly and intelligent. Also, she has that West African Aunty superhuman physical prowess. The heat of fire and day doesn't even phase her. LOL The food looks good.

[@JasmineAmaa]

She was so sweet. These guys are fit i tell u lol x

[@jetsnitram7188]

Excellent content once again. I love to vicariously experience the life of the common people. Very nice family. I am always amazing at the amount of work that goes into the preparation of a meal. These types of content fascinates me because I'm trying to reconnect with my ancestors. Missing Aesha and her antics. 🇯🇲

[@JasmineAmaa]

Aisha will be back ❤️❤️

[@kathyrene9887]

It fascinates me as well. Love Jasmines Videos. I always learn from them.

[@dm3622]

Real village life. Reminds me of watching some old Ghanian and Nigerian videos of the village life. Thanks for uploading, nice job capturing the real...

[@JasmineAmaa]

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[@ritapetra9025]

The English name of this leave is called barbecue leaves, it's the flowers they use for sobolo

[@JasmineAmaa]

Ohh thanks

[@godfreyoseibonsuapraku8766]

Northerners are good in many languages.This is certainly a clean surrounding home , very neat and friendly family. They are not shy of the camera.

[@Ludo_Liu]

THANKS a lot for sharing, I love traditional and countryside life ! I enjoyed that break from Lagos hustle ! cheers from Nigeria !!

[@JasmineAmaa]

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[@kathambacalleb4428]

You just gained a new follower from Kenya. I love the way you lightly ask questions to keep the conversation. I loved it. The woman really felt comfortable

[@ofafma]

The leaves are called bira in Dagbanle and bito further up North. It's a hibiscus plant. When the start seeding they produce a fleshy sheaf covering a pod within which the seeds are contained. The fleshy sheaf can also be used for the same peanut butter soup they make with the leaves. More importantly the red variety is used to make the popular healthy drink sobo.

[@omifunkemccloud3362]

Thank you for that information. :-) Very interesting.

[@majidagadu5958]

Awww the children are so cute and well behaved as well , bless them.💕🙏🇬🇭🇬🇧

[@susanhaskins606]

Hi my name Susan I love watching the video I want to try the African foods

[@tovarusperkins3955]

Thank you for bringing us alone to North Ghana, never been there. I was born and raised in Sunyani Ghana mom moved to the states and I haven't been back in almost 23 years. Medase

[@MariaCastillo-xd7bu]

Here in my city I have not found kasava. In South America it is more common and is called yucca. Ce is cut and mixed with salt and eggs and make small balls, crush them and put them on a frying pan.

[@dinewithsue6793]

I GET SO EXCITED TO WATCH YOU GHANA VIDEOS !

[@JasmineAmaa]

Aw thanks a lot ❤️❤️

[@williamgamelisenaya793]

Wow Sakorro soup looks yummylicious.Keep up the good work Jasmine. Bless up

[@tafarikgosi745]

Jasmine in Jamaica we have that plant. It’s called Callao. Nice when steamed with scallions onions peppers thyme tomatoes and butter. Also we use to do other things like stuffing fish before baking making patties etc. a nice plant 🌱

[@UKEducatedLady]

Life in the rural community is so natural and beautiful 😍.

[@JasmineAmaa]

They really aree

[@Africantoothfairy]

A wonderful video Jasmine. As a Togolese i can't get over the cocktail drink in your hand. 😌😍😍. Makes me homesick

[@JasmineAmaa]

Haha its the bestt

[@andudontstopyo]

That sun 🌞 and heat was no joke I could see you sweating out there. It's amazing how so many ways of life and doing things can be in one country. The soup looked really good. Thank you for showing village life in northern Ghana.🤗

[@JasmineAmaa]

U r very welcome. That sun is not for the faint hearted lol ❤️

[@keturatate6815]

Wow, love how you pounded the yam fufu. It looks very tasty. The bra in the groundnut soup looks very delicious and healthy .

[@JasmineAmaa]

It was really tasty xx

[@jewel3567]

That family is so precious. Very handsome. The mom deserves an award for her strength. Good one Jasmine. 🇺🇸🌷🌷🌷🤗

[@Deyanira67]

OMG, I love the grill! It's a genius idea!🤗🤗👌🏾✊🏿

[@JasmineAmaa]

Haha totally xx

[@KayBee100]

I know right!! Ingenuity at its finest!!

[@n.bloomberg3028]

JAS I REMEMBER GROWING UP IN JAMAICA AND IT WAS JUST LIKE THAT MEANING COOKING OUTSIDE ON WOOD AND COLD FIRE MAN THAT WAS SOME VERY GOOD TIMES, THANKS AGAIN JAS FOR SHARING SUCH BEAUTIFUL IMAGES.

[@elephanthappiness4502]

Coal fire

[@cherrissesharpe823]

Beautiful job Jasmine The family was so nice In friendly

[@JasmineAmaa]

They really were. I totally enjoyed my day there xx

[@MariaCastillo-xd7bu]

Hello beautiful Jasmine. How laborious are the good meals of all peoples. Thanks, I loved this video. I would really like to be among you. I send you a hug and a kiss from Mexico 🇲🇽

[@Pkerr100]

Wow! Interesting way of making soup. Enjoy your experiences

[@JasmineAmaa]

Thanks xx

[@evangelistbrighttv1403]

Beautiful video. Thanks for sharing and all that you do. Blessings

[@JasmineAmaa]

Anytime ❤️❤️

[@evangelistbrighttv1403]

What will be your 10 top places or things to do in ghana. Recommend

[@0tismadaline]

Another great content, nice dish and it looks delicious

[@JasmineAmaa]

Thanks lovely xx

[@jackie9068]

I would just love to be there. Reminds me how l grew up

[@keturatate6815]

I missed you, love 😍, you look happy in Ghana. Especially the Northern part. I am grateful to see how we use bra to make groundnut soup. I like how she handles the knife 🔪.

[@JasmineAmaa]

Thanks sis, ❤️❤️

[@ritas4679]

Jasmine, you asked a very good question about " Faiza having 5 children and still remain skinny" because i was just thinking the same!!

[@JasmineAmaa]

Haha

[@odeynaa]

It’s not about what she eats. It’s more so of how much physical activities they do day in day out

[@carolineolok1486]

We make a similar dish in. Northern Uganda called Malakwang. The leaves are sour and cooked same process. You have to separate the water or the soup will be too sour. We put it with peanut sauce and eaten with millet fufu or sweet potatoes

[@belindadei8852]

The fufu turning at the end was soo satisfying

[@MiyzP]

So tuo zafi is the secret to her beautiful shape 😄 such a beautiful talented woman. That recipe looks so simple yet I bet it taste sweeter than the Akan versions we are used to. Informative vlog Jasmine 👌🏾

[@JasmineAmaa]

It was really good. Lol yes was surprised to hear that xx

[@kevinpottinger8746]

What is tuo zafi?

[@kassimadams6094]

@@kevinpottinger8746 another dish from the north made with corn and cassava flour

[@Eyeofancestorskingdom]

Village life is Everything. ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️I enjoy the Quietness,the fresh food straight from the farm. Lovely. Thank you Ama 🌹

[@JasmineAmaa]

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[@obiorah1]

Pounded yam is nice, with okra and Egusi soup,

[@tinastv2071]

Thanks for letting us see the village life

[@ashleypalmer4918]

hi Jasmine another good video as usual loving all of them Ashley Australia

[@elianedorelle2950]

Hello Ashley!

[@JasmineAmaa]

Thanks Ashley xx

[@glenmarksmellie7194]

Nice family, as a Caribbean chef I would Happy to help them cook. God bless your nice heart forever jasmine.

[@thirumalaiv5926]

What a joyful life in villages with minimal comfort 👍

[@petermensah7553]

U got a pat on d back from me Jasmine keep up the good job

[@newyorknewart]

I SEE YOU GOT A WIND GUARDED OR REMOTE MIC SO THE SOUND IS VERY CLEAR. I THINK THIS IS THE BEST NATURAL COOKING VIDEO YET. CHARMING FAMILY AND THE YOUNG MOTHER HAS GREAT HUMOR AND KINDNESS. ANOTHER HIT! (I'M SHARING THIS ON FACEBOOK AND TWITTER FOR YOU.)

[@JasmineAmaa]

Thanks so much. I did start using my new wireless mic 💃🏿❤️

[@newyorknewart]

@@JasmineAmaa IT MAKES A HUGE DIFFERENCE, NO DISTRACTIONS FROM YOU. I HAVE A FEELING YOU MIGHT END UP WITH A EATERY OF SOME KIND. YOU JUST LOVE FOOD AND THE WHOLE PROCESS OT IT.

[@SuperFoodParents]

Pounding that sweet yam was a full workout right there with emphasis on abs and arms 💪🏽💥 I like your honesty of being way out of your comfort zone, there's different strokes for different folks 🙂

[@JasmineAmaa]

Total workout i tell u. Yess simple things like aircon, toilets and proper beds i missed xx

[@myusuff1]

Ayoyo is palaver sauce in SL and called oyoyo in Nigeria

[@howardcash8301]

Jasmine! Good video! Your sound was much better! YEAH

[@nkobichejoseph761]

Wow that's nice I completed my senior high school in BIMBILLA(bimbisec) Joseph from Tripoli Libya

[@salamatumustapha2566]

Hi Jasmine how are you doing I hope you are doing well yes they leaves that you see that when she's cooking that is sobolo leaves the soup the Sobolo that we are drinking is the White sobolo that is the leaves.. hausa people call it Surie.. home 🏡 sweet home..🥰🥰🥰

[@cephilhodge8519]

Kind of things I love to see. Life in the countryside.

[@asanabashiru5835]

I get bra from a farm in New Jersey, and it’s called sour sour. I prefer to taste the sourness of the soup so I put it directly in the soup. I usually have it with TZ.

[@JasmineAmaa]

Oh interesting, it probably healthier that way too ❤️

[@KayBee100]

Another awesome video Jasmine!! Faiza and her family are so warm & nice

[@AH-qd7bt]

I am loving this northern Ghana videos👍. Thank u Ama

[@JasmineAmaa]

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[@FunmiLiving]

I am halfway through and looking forward to the finished food. 😃😃😃 Memories of boarding school back home, cooking outside for everyone.

[@deborah4645]

Happy Mothers Day! Women everywhere are work horses and deserve this special special recognition. Jasmine again you're producing great work, so proud of you 👏 ❤ 💗

[@JasmineAmaa]

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[@Afrikaislife]

Thank you for yet another awesome content. I appreciate your candidness. I bought a packet of plantain flour to make fufu and then I read the ingredients, it contained potato flour.😳

[@JasmineAmaa]

Loooolll what ?!?

[@deborahb510]

It's amazing she cuts everything into her hands!! I'm curious if it's a particularly dull knife she uses to do it!! If I did it with my kitchen knife I'd surely be missing a finger!!

[@asantewaa391]

It's common in Ghana, almost noone uses a chopping board.

[@Olivia_bookCase122]

It looking so peaceful there at the Village

[@jotee52]

Jasmine northernghana dishes don't disappoint with dawadawa in the mix and that why the natives are very strong and healthy

[@phelixphelix227]

I’ve never had that particular soup with fufu. I usually eat it with Tuo Zaafi. Aswear it’s so delicious.

[@demvihinshaku4998]

Waow. Watching from Milan

[@jerry77028]

Oh yes the end result looks very tempting to try out. Seems a very long process cooking Ghanaian food, but worth the effort and time I'm sure. Thanks for sharing Queen Bliss. Be Blessed.

[@salamahmutair8199]

It seems you're not a Ghanaian right me am a Ugandan

[@humeeayisha3199]

Gang gang ,can't wait to enjoy this sis

[@JasmineAmaa]

Hey ❤️❤️

[@elbacabral8469]

My God, what a sacrifice in that kitchen! Greetings from Argentina. God bless everyone.

[@Beyond100x]

Greetings sis,i in my country this is spinach he growing all over when it’s raining saison

[@JasmineAmaa]

Ahh thanks for sharing that xx

[@maraaba6734]

Groudnut soup with bra is one of the soups that can be eaten with Tuo Zafi. They are very healthy just like Ayoyo and nice too.

[@JasmineAmaa]

Ahh sounds like u have tried it. Its delicious xx

[@maraaba6734]

@@JasmineAmaa yep. If you try it you might never eat ayoyo anymore espicially when you mix with some crunchy peanuts 😋😊

[@keturatate6815]

How they pound fufu is different from the other tribes 😊, I love their equipment it's very cute and easy to handle to pound the yam

[@JasmineAmaa]

Yeah the whole pounding of only yam was so interesting x

[@doreenonekalit9888]

Wow! Loving this.

[@JasmineAmaa]

Hey Doreen, long time ❤️

[@doreenonekalit9888]

@@JasmineAmaa Yes! 😊💕💕💕

[@Cindy4ctv]

Am loving your natural healthy hair look. Rural life is so calming

[@JasmineAmaa]

Thanks Cindy ❤️

[@paboagye100]

Nice authentic video of the family

[@buckmanreal4364]

Wow 😯 so natural 😛

[@deblackviking]

Jaz, looking healthier up north. Maybe we should move there. Great video 👏🏾.

[@pharoahmonk50]

Talk about being a gifted home economist, Faiizah runs her household. The physical labor required to prepare a traditional healthy meal for a Ghanaian family is incomprehensible to the average diaspora. Thank you Jasmine, for showcasing this amazing wife and mother!

[@JasmineAmaa]

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[@princed525]

Jasmine how are you doing today. I live in Sweden. I'm a great fun and I'm happy you are in Northern Region. I want to link you up with a KZbinr from the UK who is also doing exactly what you are doing. She's in Tamale now. Her name is AKUA DIMPLE. Get together you guys will learn a lot from each other. I'm a native of Tamale by the way.

[@JasmineAmaa]

Shes no longer there. Shes a friend xx

[@princed525]

@@JasmineAmaa she's still around.

[@omlive7867]

Simple things in life are often the best❤❤❤🙏🙏🙏❤

[@keyshajones1866]

Omg I was si scare she might cut herself with the big knife she was using to cut the greens ( sorry I forgot what she call it). I guess she must be use to cutting with that knife because she didn't need no chopping board. She has 4 boys a 1 girl wow that is truly a blessing. All the boys are handsome including the one that crying. Nice video queen but it very hot there because was sweating.

[@tolc9265]

Faiza has a good spirit. Her energy is AMAZING. I feel it all the way in the US 🇺🇸. 🙏🏽

[@kingentertainment5996]

Try to visit Ishas village whenever you go to northern region

[@Sincerelyshawny]

It's the "ahhhh" that aunty says for me, every time 😂 I love it! She and her children are beautiful ❤I was so excited when I thought this was Callaloo but then saw it wasn't 🥴. I need to find Callaloo in Ghana.

[@JasmineAmaa]

Whats Callaloo?? ❤️

[@Sincerelyshawny]

@@JasmineAmaa it is a green leaf also called taro or amaranth leaves I think when I Googled it :) I would love to know the Ghanaian name

[@JasmineAmaa]

@@Sincerelyshawny we have taro here i think...

[@akuaafriyie9753]

@@JasmineAmaa Taro is what we call cocoyam

[@PRAMODSHARMA]

Sweating, while waiting for lunch, cool experience😉..

[@williamgamelisenaya793]

The leaves are African Spinach my take Watching from Sydney Australia

[@NisarAhmad-jr6ol]

Stress free village life...interesting . Not too many utility bills to pay.

[@EuniceBrobbeyMotivations]

I really enjoy your videos

[@JasmineAmaa]

Thanks so much Eunice xx

[@helmutbraun1639]

i like this cooking 👍👍

[@loveallways8343]

your video are so educational for us in the carribbean

[@JasmineAmaa]

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[@emeliasarpong4088]

My wish is to meet u one day if I come to Ghana it looks like u are fun person to be around with

[@godfreyoseibonsuapraku8766]

It might be a cure for diabetes if it is bitter or sour. There are two kinds of yam I believe "pona (yellow)and dabreko (white)" .Take some of these bra leaves with you when going back to Tema to plant in your garden. Aisha will love it .

[@niikoblakartey-corsy5008]

So was paboil to dowgrade the sour taste , ahd that broth is the real energy and power meds .

[@rolfhugo9937]

Another really good video. I would love to always go with you.

[@kidswayglobalconcept8084]

Wow,enjoy your stay

[@jkingston11100]

Jasmine I think it is called callaloo in Jamaica and in the USA

[@daintyflygirl4va]

Simple village life.Just wish they hve a roof over the cooking place to protect them from heat and rain.Beautiful mother and kids

[@elezarsalazar3210]

Hi im new subcriber to your channel watching from philippines🖐❤🇵🇭

[@matshidisomarule5357]

I love this lady's pots they are clean I will definitely eat her food

[@thethe7339]

🌏🥬🌽💚🇬🇭🐑🐘🇬🇭Mother Land Nana Ama Ghana 🇬🇭 we are proud, we Loved are culture, t traditional respected our Ancestors Instructions etc. Peacefully, beautiful happy families hope for the better. RAMADAN KAREEM MUBARAK 🕌🗝🥬🐑🐘🕌🗝✂️🇬🇭🌏

[@teresaustot]

Hi yes I need my hair to grow back your product does amazing result I would like to order

[@admann5653]

Long time i haven’t watch you volog ❣️this one is nice ❣️

[@zeelinkup5486]

Interesting Out here in Nigeria, pounded yam is common especially where I'm from in the south. Even the soup is similar to ours, cause we don't include tomatoes. I looooooove it. Quite a sleep drug though, hahahaha

[@JasmineAmaa]

Especially in the heat loll ❤️

[@Mark13091961]

Real people, real life 👍🏻

[@daniellanana6677]

Hello Amma, good to see you again. I love the way you travel to the rural areas in Ghana, showing us all the goodies. I feel so relaxed watching your videos, GOD bless you

[@TillyAnane]

Beautiful family!!♥️