How to prepare callaloo before cook.

Recipe for cooking calla-loo or callaloo the Jamaican way.
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[@Eat2LiveBeautiFuL]

Thank you, my husband makes calaloo all the time and its amazing, hes supposed to be teaching me how to cook it tomorrow but ill surprise him by making it for him. Thanks for the video!!

[@hunibun2823]

Good ole 🇺🇲 here in 🇯🇲 for 🙏🦃, looking for collard greens or cabbage no luck, no ham hocks no neck bones, who knew a bell pepper is called a sweet pepper... None of the less, thanks for video, because the colloloo will be served for 🙏🦃 dinner 🤷🏽‍♀️😂🤣🙏🙏🙏

[@markforrester2245]

Miguel , your a supa don! many videos neglect showing how to prepare food before cooking which is an essential part. I thank you for your due diligence in providing lots of clarity. you certainly have one of the best jamaican cooking channels bar none. keep up the GREAT WORK!!!

[@TheHappynstuff]

Blessing Rass thank you for the video. My guy is a American who loves to cook and curious to see what stripping the stem looks like. Great video

[@amaruonline]

It's funny how in some Caribbean countries this is called callaloo and in others it's called bhaji. In my country the West Indians call this bhaji, the Creoles and the rest of the country call it "klaroong" and it comes in a couple of varieties. Callaloo is a totally different plant in my country. In my country that's the plant with the big green heart shaped leaves ;) In my country we actually pick the leaves off of this vegetable that you're using instead of chopping it. Thanks for sharing ;)

[@Mladybug70]

My parents always prepared this for me, I never had to prepare it for myself until I got a bunch from a friend today. Very helpful!! Thanks soo much for this video. :-)

[@qualqui]

Callaloo,....is this an herb that grows wild? It looks kind of similar to wild amaranth, yet there are other wild greens found here in Mexico. IRIE method of washing the green Irie Mon, thumbs up, thanks for sharing and greetings from Mexico. :)

[@gma904]

I needed this. I just picked some up from the store and I'm making it for the first time. Thanks :) I also don't use a sharp knife because I would probably cut myself. The knife is sharp enough.

[@RasMiquelCooks]

My mother do not use sharp knife either. And I do not use sharp knife too. Finally someone saw where I am coming from.

[@gma904]

I got that from my mother too. Lol And my callaloo came out clean and delicious. Thanks. :)

[@williammelgar7553]

Great video! This guy is good. I will be cooking some healthy Jamaican food this month. Looks so yummy! Thanks for the post brother! God bless

[@supermario1006]

u are sooo right.. thats spinach... well then again it still tastes great...... and we still love our caribbean people.. imma make my own tomorrow

[@12Tutie]

SOME PPL DOH KNOW BOUT WASHING TINGS! SO HAPPY U TEACHIN DEM! BLESS!

[@garfieldlawrence2988]

i can tell this a Rasta. Big up!

[@aniyahdilovelilioness747]

What's the importance of stripping off the skin and can it be left on? Is it ok to eat the stems as well? Many thanks 😘

[@sawsaucywow]

@trinideena I guess everybody have they own thing. The trini version is dahseen bush and ochro (basic ingredients) is the best to me. I love meh Trini cooking... no disrespect to you Ras Miguel you're doing a great job at our version of bhagi.. ah hope yuh wash out all the sand.

[@georgeolt654]

Very charming presentation. Thanx for sharing !

[@RasMiquelCooks]

@keeganmaraj I saw the difference in the spelling on the internet, for I am doing a breakfast cookbook called: JAMAICAN BREAKFASTS. I once worked for a packaging company (JPI). I was the Print Services Coordinator. We spelled it Callaloo in Jamaica. Why I do not know. If anyone know please give us knowledge.. I wonder how the English people spell it, because we follow the English way of doing things.

[@mroblez75]

I LOVE IT ITS SOO DELICIOUS !!! THANKS FOR SHARING THIS VIDEO ITS VERY HELPFUL

[@nelsondimalanta4531]

Balat ng sampalok pwedeba sa heka

[@daphnerodriguez6957]

Great Video! Daphne 😍🎈🎈🎈👏💜

[@SharickaPlunkett]

Thank you, been wanting to know.

[@mmangla5575]

Good information

[@petronajam]

yes it is callaloo i grew up eating it bt every body cooked it diffrently .. bt thats the best way of washing the callaloo nt every body knows ...

[@michaelprice1417]

i only wash my callaloo once lol

[@RasMiquelCooks]

Thank you. Callaloo

[@Kuroobi5]

Thanks so much. I wasn't sure how to clean it correctly. Your video showed me how =3

[@michaelprice1417]

its very simple lol,

[@RasMiquelCooks]

Tell us what are the different names.

[@MyMPPM]

good job

[@RasMiquelCooks]

I know, Thanks for sharing ur info.

[@RasMiquelCooks]

@georgeolt654 You are welcome

[@PNickygamer]

@sawsaucywow is the bush itself he calling callaloo but i guess you right

[@patrickchmbrs]

what is that. green vegetable matter

[@websitesthatneedanem]

Great quality video for 2010 and Utube! ... hate callaloo ...:-(

[@constancemitchell9846]

Too much salt kills nutrients. Washing like clothes is too excessive. I wash by soaking in a lot of water with a pinch of vinegar in the water a few times. Dry. Peal stalks, if necessary. Cut up in small pieces.

[@PNickygamer]

That is NOT Callaloo that bush is another type of spinach called bahgi ,the callaloo bush is the leaves of the root plant call dasheen look it up

[@adalieze]

dis eh trini calaloo though

[@shanyg12]

This is what we call it in Ja, the islands have different name for it

[@kimberlyroach4155]

When the dumplings deh

[@sawsaucywow]

@12Tutie lol

[@MrNusouth]

(V)ITAL!

[@nataliehosein1058]

That is not callaloo,that is bahgi,some people call it spinach

[@RasMiquelCooks]

Natalie Hosein It is not spinach, I do not know what is bahgi. It called Callaloo unique to Jamaica.

[@nataliehosein1058]

OK then if u say so, Callaloo is another name for dasheen bush and that is not dasheen bush/callaloo.

[@pan1985a]

Natalie Hosein That is Callaloo...

[@freewaybaby]

+Samantha Williams ... I'm not in Jamaica, so don't know this green. Is it more like spinach or collard greens or what (for those of us in US)? Thanks for an answer!

[@nataliehosein1058]

Ok hard headed Samantha Williams​ whatever, uneducated woman,sorry for women like you, steupsssssssss

[@nataliehosein1058]

+Samantha Williams u don't know what u saying, i wouldn't argue, i would leave u in your ignorance,if u go on foodfaq on youtube and type how to prepare dasheen bush u would see what is callaloo bush also known as dasheen bush

[@dawnwells1389]

why do people put their food in the germy kitchen sink , unless this is all you use sink for and nothing else. Thats why me no eat from people.

[@RasMiquelCooks]

You right, It's wrong.

[@dawnwells1389]

To each his or her own. I have a friend who does that, I don't eat from her. there are basin or large bowls to wash veg in

[@SharickaPlunkett]

DAWN WELLS Question; What if I only use my personal sink for food preparation is that still OK?

[@solegin1109]

Thank u dawn wells

[@nadiarose7491]

Ummm I saw a pot in the sink...what are you talking about? Kitchen sink was made for this purpose

[@kimberlyroach4155]

This guy never uses cutting board omg

[@zaliabutler1544]

ARE YOU KIDDING? YOU DIDNT EVEN COOK ANYTHING.

[@qualqui]

Well I guess he tinks cooking greens, no add water, over low heat and in 15 to 20 minutes they done.