Suafa'i - Samoan Banana Sago Dessert or Breakfast

In this video we teach you how to make the Samoan dish suafa'i which is a banana, sago and coconut cream dish that can be eaten as dessert or breakfast.
Ingredients we used in our recipe:
Approx 10 large very ripe bananas
1 cup raw sugar (plus 1-2 extra tablespoons depending on how sweet you like it)
1 cup of sago (or 1 and a half depending on how thick you like your suafa'i)
Enough water to cover the bananas
1 400ml can of thick coconut cream
We cooked our suafa'i in a saucepan that had a 5 litre capacity.
Feel free to adjust the recipe to suit the amount you are wanting to make, or to suit the size of saucepan you are using.
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-Thanks for watching!

[@JohnUepa]

Made some for my family. Never did watch mum make it when she was alive so Thankyou very much for the tutorial 👍🏽👍🏽

[@lynnquan9001]

I love that you homeschool and take it up a notch with your son having his own channel. Very cool. Wish we had those options when i HS. All the best, be blessed

[@lifewitha-family8194]

Thank you all the best to you too Lynn.

[@leimanuele9734]

My first time making this and i used you recipe 🤗 it was 💯👌

[@beanmehula]

I like how you explained the process you make it look easy. I really want to try it. Thank you! 😊

[@lifewitha-family8194]

@@beanmehula let us know how it works out.

[@misionetaatonio7630]

I’m a making it today I love suafa’i❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️

[@pennieshivaie9343]

Love suafa'i, supoesi, and vaisalo. Beautiful video as ALWAYS !!!!!! 🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏

[@MarieTiare-r6p]

Looks yummy,i will give it a try

[@helentender5275]

Thanks for the recipe I made mine for my family and it’s delish ❤

[@lifewitha-family8194]

Choice. Enjoy.

[@annievarga275]

Really nice. I was looking for that main ingredient sapo

[@lifewitha-family8194]

Good as gold.

[@annievarga275]

Thank you. I really enjoyed watching this

[@maryfiaola3686]

😆your son at the end of the video.......cute . Yeah this is a dish also that my mum made. Taste good. GOODSTUFF ! thanx again for another great vid. x

[@Momotu77]

That looks so good I'm making it tomorrow. Thank you! 🙏

[@Lanuola-m4b]

You can use white sugar too no problem with that.

[@deniseboog9910]

I might make this tomorrow. Kiddos love rice pudding so they’ll probably like this. Burmese use sago a lot as well

[@lifewitha-family8194]

Now you mention Burmese. I remember Burma in my Social studies at high school , I might be wrong but still remember Borneo and Sarawak amongst these geographical location. I think Sarawak was famous with their natural coal resources. Anyway beside the point enjoy the suafa’i and good luck. ( Tema)

[@lifewitha-family8194]

If you try making this, let us know how it turns out 😊

[@CeeceeSimpleCookEats]

Thank you for sharing. Stay blessed 🙏🏾😍

[@ZoeMacK1]

Great video 🤙🏻

[@lifewitha-family8194]

Thanks Zoë

[@fgretrmr]

Looks similar to Filipino ginataan

[@PenuPetaia-ld2sz]

Thank you ❤️ ..

[@SimplyMarVi]

😋🥰🥰

[@gemmahulme8883]

How many portions did this serve?

[@lifewitha-family8194]

That pot would have served a family of eight two servings each.

[@RopatiTualaulelei]

If bananas are sweet why add sugar

[@lifewitha-family8194]

Everyone is different and if you feel you do not need brown sugar by all means do not add sugar.

[@lifewitha-family8194]

Admin@everyone.

[@linaanderson4413]

😂😉

[@kevinrowe1101]

I’m trying your recipe today. It might be sacrilegious but have you ever tried blending it all together at the end with a stick blender to make it all smooth and homogeneous? Just curious how that would turn out.

[@lifewitha-family8194]

No have never tried that, as we like the texture as it is, but if you try it let us know how it turns out.

[@kevinrowe1101]

@@lifewitha-family8194 we tried it before and after blending. It tasted good both ways. Just preference I guess. We mixed in some sweetened condensed milk before serving and that was delicious.

[@kevinrowe1101]

We made sapasui for dinner and sua fa’i for dessert. Delicious!