Lunch time in an African Ugandan Village . What I eat for lunch mostly

[@ladyhannahbelle2727]

Wow, my life is missing open fires under a sunny sky with chickens at my feet... thank you for sharing your beautiful life!

[@Knifymoloko]

What a lovely human being you are. Afwoyo tektek!

[@AketchJoyWinnie]

Awwwh afwoyo

[@richardkeener9073]

I would love to live the way you do. So different from the way we live in the united states . Even in our rural communities. So many people have trashed our environment and we are overbuilt. Our way of life has forced people out of the country and into the city. Most of us are not self sufficient and would have no idea how to take care of ourselves without a store to buy everything from. Thank you for sharing your lifestyle with us. I know you could live anywhere in the world with your modeling career and could live a luxurious life and yet you return home. You are a very bright spot in this world and we are lucky to have you

[@jermena7771]

❤❤

[@ludmilaianulov5516]

+1

[@gotonowhere1]

Afwoyo for sharing .. 🥰☕️

[@AketchJoyWinnie]

Afwoyo for watching 😂

[@kyosimiremaureen5978]

You remind me of how African story telling during the times of our ancestors.. leaders sitting around fire telling educative stories to the younger ones, ❤❤

[@JudiStewe]

Your life looks great to me! But then again I lived in the country side in the US. So I know the joy of a simple life. I also know what it feel like to go a whole day and spend nothing. It's actually a comfortable feeling knowing your food is always there. Also your water. So even if there isn't one penny, a person will survive. I mean one might walk around in worn rags and shoes if you did it for a couple of years, but at least you are well nourished. And the air is so fresh and energizing. :)

[@lilymcculloch9581]

I'm so sorry you had to go through all that during Covid. I spent the lockdown with my family, and I don't know what I would have done without them. Thank you so much for sharing your culture with us, and for being so kind and patient. Much love and God bless

[@travelbysound]

the chickens 😂 climbing all over your feat 😅 and the big one so greedy

[@Eldritch-thing]

Chickens are so greedy its funny I love them

[@silverlining7602]

Just watching you is therapy for me❤. Blessings on you, your channel and your beautiful village❤

[@augustacorns]

Learning to start a fire is so important. I love your lifestyle. You are right about community and how you have everything you need where you are.

[@Noixdekola]

What an interesting content. You are so natural ! Huge thanks for sharing this from France and congratulations on the golden medal of Joshua Cheptegei at the Paris 2024 Olympic Games 🎉🥳

[@jermena7771]

Thank you 🙏🏿😊

[@journeytothinify]

I so greatly appreciate getting to learn from you about your food, language, culture and land! Thank you Aketch Joy

[@HurricaneScully]

Afwoyo for sharing your wonderful life! I find it so soothing to watch you ❤

[@kianaleilani]

Congratulations on almost 100,000,000 views on KZbin! I learned from you to call my chickens with the large POP POP POP sound when there is food. They always come running! They just know what I am saying, it is so cute. Thank you for sharing your videos and your meal today!

[@martharinebiseko1457]

Thanx for showing us all the natural authentic way of cooking

[@AketchJoyWinnie]

Thank you for being here

[@mistyyoung122]

Your dress is gorgeous ✨ thanks for sharing 🇦🇺🇦🇺🇦🇺

[@juliaeshmetova3761]

You are so beautiful, positive, kind, peaceful, it is so nice to look at and listen to you!❤

[@morgenmorgen4625]

Thank you so much for sharing this. It was so peaceful to watch

[@mangar37]

Hi, just wanted to tell you that I've been watching your reels, shorts, videos and what's not for a while and I think this is a fantastic way to highlight the beautiful place you live in. The world has gone so full of gullability and fakeness that your sarcasm and rebutal in some of your videos are a joy to watch....Thanks to you for sharing....

[@jvstAidan]

Such a beautiful way to live ❤❤❤

[@asulya2103]

Gosh you are such a light!❤

[@AketchJoyWinnie]

Thank you ❤

[@Meilei429]

Ive been waiting to see what you do with the cassava/millet blend😍!! Peace and blessings ❤️

[@AketchJoyWinnie]

Afwoyo tek tek

[@SithMami]

She is pure joy and light. And wise, beyond her years. Afwoyo tek tek!

[@BrambleEstates]

This is making me so hungry! All of your content is so beautiful.

[@elijahwayne9530]

afwoyo tek tek for your beautiful videos! Looks like a wonderful place to live!

[@kimarnold1669]

Afwoyo tek tek! Lunch looks amazing!

[@AketchJoyWinnie]

It really is! 😍

[@LindaC616]

Afwoyo! Have a good week, Joy!

[@AketchJoyWinnie]

Afwoyo 😂

[@LindaC616]

@@AketchJoyWinnie sorry! Typo! APWOYO!!! 😄😄

[@zaarkhananal7165]

The liquid that was drained from the ash is called lye. Lye is primarily used to make soap although that type of lye is of a higher concentration than the one that you used and is therefore poisonous. Usually lye that is used to make soap has to be poured through 4 different batches of ash to reach the right concentration. Traditionally the concentration was tested using the zap test. You put a small drop of the prepared lye on your tongue and if it has a strong zap or bite feeling on your tongue, then it's ready to use to make soap. Although, I didn't know that lye could be used in food. I have seen plant ash used in food. In parts of China it's used to make certain types of tofu. The lye works to make the greens cook faster is because lye is highly acidic which helps it to quickly break down organic matter. The kishungwo in English is called a sifter.

[@allthatsheiz]

You know they use food grade lye for dipping pretzels I think. Gives the chewy texture

[@zaarkhananal7165]

@@allthatsheiz Interesting, I didn't know that! Thanks.

[@PurtyPurple]

Thank you for this informative comment! I was wondering how it made the food cook faster, very fascinating

[@Layyylaaa]

I really enjoy learning about other cultures and foods. This is such a fun and informational video. Afwoyo for sharing your beautiful life with us. 🤍

[@helenasobolevskaya8453]

Afwoyo tek tek, Joy! You're always such a joy to watch! :)

[@lilzuplada1564]

It's incredible how close african culture is to original austronesian culture ❤

[@AnnaCatherineB]

Lovely! Im so inspired by the food you made!

[@guardmommad5084]

I love seeing your way of life. It's simple, natural, and beautiful! I wish that I could join you there. Thank you for sharing lovely love. ❤

[@HiKoality]

Thanks for helping me smile today!

[@congo_jon6303]

Yum yum! Thanks for sharing 😋🤤🍛

[@MafiaMami26]

Such a beautiful and peaceful life. Many blessings to you and your surroundings❤️

[@aldelandpomeranze9249]

Love your thoughts about the richness which is inherent in this kind of lifestyle!!

[@vinnettepope8255]

Looks delicious and yummy 8❤❤❤❤❤

[@HelennaRose]

I love your humorous style of teaching and sharing ❤❤ It’s so amazing, today I learned we can cook the leaves of black eyed peas. Black eyed peas are a staple of food I was raised on. Also thank you for sharing your language ❤️ Alfwoyo tek tek. PS I have unbent metal spoons before too 😂

[@AketchJoyWinnie]

Awwwh so lovely . Afwoyo

[@km_6181]

One of my FAVORITE channels just dropped an upload!!!! Edit: this was sooo much fun. Afwoyo tek tek….youre awesome lovely love

[@AketchJoyWinnie]

You're the best!

[@tanvigawde1612]

My mouth is watering!!

[@PurpleHazel]

Thanks for sharing! Love these, so soothing ❤

[@nikolozkldiashvili4998]

She truly understands what it means to seize the day. She lives a fulfilling life and radiates so much joy. Simply sweet and inspiring! ❤ From Germany❤😊

[@shiryu22]

thanks for this! your style is very relaxed and you teach us your language and culture. . amazing

[@lisamac8503]

The food looked so good and so healthy ! Thank you so much for sharing

[@pilarw8745]

Tener una comunidad de la que formas parte es un gran regalo de la vida. Precioso video.

[@EmOrganically]

PS I would love to learn more of your language too - i've never heard it and I find it really pleasant to listen to :) Thanks again, so much for sharing sweetie!

[@chrystalnicole9461]

Thank you for sharing your videos! Can you tell me how the large rocks around the fire pit are made? Are they balls of clay? I love that fire set up!

[@Luna-ii4mx]

This is wonderful, thank you for bringing us close as if we were there :) Makes it very cozy. Your dress is so beautiful

[@macettaa2179]

Your life looks so beautiful 😭 I like your little chicken friends too 🤭💕 makes me miss the Caribbean and my grandma’s chickens and the green of the mountains. What you’re making looks delicious 🌸

[@natachamikkelsen4560]

I always love your videos they’re so wholesome😍 Afwoyo tek tek for sharing!

[@Kat-my2mn]

This video was so beautiful and so relaxing to watch 🌷

[@arafatzin]

Afwoyo 🙌🏼, it looks delicious 😋 , I would love to try that dish, specially there and with you 🌿💫🌾🙋🏻‍♀️

[@gabesaveley1905]

There’s nothing like home sweet home especially when your away for a long while home is where the heart is thanks for sharing another great video 🙏🏼

[@debsalle5189]

Wow! We traditionally do the same banana ash too to cook with in my area of Papua New Guinea.

[@TALLBICYCLELUCKYB]

This video bring joy to my soul African culture

[@neema1]

we call the leave "nthoroko" and we cook with the stalk, we dont remove them😊 The ash we call it "munyu"

[@shirley81637]

❤ thank you for sharing.God bless.

[@missykowalewski]

Afwoyo 🥰 Maybe if u do some videos and reach us 3-4 new words each time. That would be fun and educational. Ur voice is so calming and easy to listen to. I found cassava/millet flour and plan to make a chicken dish. Is what u make the same as fufu?

[@Z-ef1rr]

Love your videos!!!

[@EmOrganically]

13:12 It seems to be a beautiful, peaceful and connected way of life if you ask me :) Lots of love

[@junokomeyasa546]

Load of love ❤ sending love from Canada 🇨🇦❤

[@fairysong87]

This was a great video!

[@2007winne]

Thank you for the video 🌸

[@MonaSVK]

i love your contant, greetings from slovakian village❤

[@Kingculture_rsa]

Loooove your content, from South Africa.🌸

[@plushlover7038]

Just came here from the cow dung refreshing hut! Excited to watch

[@PierreGuice]

This woman is so beautiful and charming, her voice is so soothing, I'm falling in love 😘😘😘

[@robinpennell1594]

Ok I have cassava and millet flour! What proportions did you use for the flour and with the water? Did you add salt? Also instead if black eye pea leaves could i use sweet potato leaves or green bean leaves? I want to cook this way from my patio garden! Tomatoes, sweet potatoes, squash, peppers, cucumbers, and spices. Wonder if I can have some chickens... but I have a lit of hawks so maybe not ...

[@plushlover7038]

That looks so tasty! I hope you enjoy it :D! Unfortunately, I’m allergic to peanuts :(

[@plushlover7038]

I’m glad you’re enjoying it! Stuff tastes better when you work so hard on it too :)

[@laila211]

I loved every minute of this video! And your meal looks so yummy! Sending love (from a small town in Brazil) ❤️ btw has someone said "come to brazil" to you yet? Cause like. Come to Brazil lol you'd love the food here too!

[@Myst_Eerie_Isle]

Thank you for sharing your beautiful life with us. Afwoyo tek tek.

[@ReinaAfricana]

Looks so yummy im literally craving it now 😋. If we crossed paths in New York we definitely would have chatted. I live in Georgia now and don't know my neighbors like that. While I was in uganda I knew my neighbors. We definitely can't wait to return.

[@dccd4]

Thank you for this video 🥰😻💕

[@AketchJoyWinnie]

Afwoyo for watching

[@birgitbranderrasmussen]

Looks yummy!

[@AketchJoyWinnie]

Thank you 😋

[@DucatiQueen]

This girl is RICHER then any Model anywhere……Nless you girl, you’re so lucky to be free and happy 😘✌🏻

[@QuatrinaVR]

As someone with chickens myself, I enjoyed watching them swarming hoping to catch a dropped nut 🥹

[@juliapoelstra3624]

It would be so nice to live there for a few months. It's a blessing to be born into that life

[@Jaythecook]

Afwoyo for the video 😊😊

[@madeinkonada]

Let me add tek tek!!

[@Jaythecook]

@@madeinkonada 🤩🤩

[@AketchJoyWinnie]

Welcome baby girl

[@o0aska0o]

Afwoyo tek tek❤

[@akatukwasadoreen9764]

I am a Munyankole married to Acholi and I think there is a lot of similarities between you and the Acholi

[@AketchJoyWinnie]

Yes ❤

[@afuwahidris1626]

You’re right I had a friend from Acholi by the names of Amiya but they used to say Afwoyo matek meaning thank you so much which is way similar to theirs

[@hamidarahama3575]

They are all Luos .

[@JOHNBOYC2]

Beautiful ❤

[@AketchJoyWinnie]

Thank you! Cheers!

[@gemmadness]

Hi, found you in tik tok. I seen you say you use Vaseline on face. Can you make a video on the woman’s skin care regime out there or if you wash your face with anything specific and what the Vaseline does for it. Sorry if you already have a video but couldn’t find it. I love your videos and make me want to move to Uganda 😂

[@cucurbita7828]

I think you're right. These big cities, in difficult times, bring with them so many hidden problems. . In a big city there is no easy way to make a fire and siting by an open fire. There is no way to quickly find yourself under the rays of the sun, this is only possible on the beach. Comfort of cities vs nature.

[@meganfp1061]

Thank you from Australia

[@grantasbutkevicius7966]

Wow, look interesting. I believe it's very good taste. I'm from Lithuania and I would like share my traditional food with you. I believe it's possible, one day❤.

[@Brook03Benton]

💚

[@faeryhearth]

💚💙💜

[@TasnimArtist]

I've never heard of this dish. I'm from Mombasa. Maybe I should grow black eyed peas for their leaves.

[@jermena7771]

Hahaha

[@AberlardoApiernik]

Saludos desde Colombia la quiero mucho

[@Z-ef1rr]

Afwoyo tek tek ❤❤❤

[@Dusty_Den]

I kept getting scared the millet bread would fall out of the pot 😆

[@Dusty_Den]

Afwoyo 😊

[@sherneenberry5542]

🖤

[@KKIcons]

Afwoyo tek tek!

[@sheni6004]

❤❤❤❤

[@lindagiammarco2687]

Afwoyo tek tek. Your African life is a much kinder sweeter life. New York is a city I don't like at all. In these cities you can be surrounded by people and not one cares about the stranger next door to them or on the street. It's a sad distinctly cold lonely life. Humanity hasn't gained anything with lifestyles like that.

[@AketchJoyWinnie]

Afwoyo 😅

[@thecolorfulgenius5873]

“Why would you beat your friend over a peanut” 😂😂

[@NoName-lj3wm]

❤️❤️❤️

[@AketchJoyWinnie]

❤

[@user-wwwNeT]

Приветики 👋😎

[@bjorreb7487]

We don't have that food here in Sweden. Are Padhola Uganda and Luos Kenya sharing the same food and culture?

[@hamidarahama3575]

Acholis / Luo People are found in South Sudan , uganda , kenya, DRC , Tanzania and i think 2 more countries . They are from the same language tree Luo . In Uganda they are the Acholi, the Alur , the Jonam , the Dopadola and kumamu . In kenya the Jaluoe and in Tanzania the same , Alur in DRC.