Vlog/We Tried Traditional Mozambique Cuisine For The First time At Maputo Fish Market!!! 🇲🇿

Miss Trudy in Mozambique. In this Vlog in Maputo, Miss Trudy tries Mozambique Traditional Cuisine at the Fish market.
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[@pietrojenkins6901]

Wow ,that's the cleanest most pristine African market i've ever seen.Very good for one's intestines while in quarantine. lol .

[@kijana2030]

I wish our Governor here in Nairobi can benchmark this market. They even have cold rooms!

[@fabiobruno258]

I really love the way you guys are promoting and elevating African countries. You are the best Trudy. Keep on track.

[@raggamufin99]

Jamaican here showing your page some love.....blessings.

[@tchippat7634]

I am from Angola but after watching this it looks like I must visit Mozambique / Mocambique.

[@da-gamada-gama2704]

Até eu também quero lá ir !!

[@gabrielcande2527]

Eu sou mocambicano tambem num dia irei a Luanda a sitios muito bonitos .

[@emiliojamine]

Seja bem vindo o Moçambique. Voces são nossos irmãos do lado do atlantico. Abcs

[@chrismakamo1086]

tchip Pat me too i think it's time to go back to ma origin country now 😂😂

[@naakorkoraryee]

So why would I leave my Continent and come and lock myself in a cold snowy place? I am really thinking after seeing all these nice videos. God bless you Trumaya team🇬🇭

[@andrewdaleyjr.9232]

As a pescatarian for almost 4 years now, I truly thank you for this vlog, I would love to travel to Mozambique one day and try their foods.Great content Miss Trudy much love from US!!

[@TG-sr9jl]

Cleanest nd organized fish market I have ever seen well done Mozambique keep it up

[@billywakwabi4758]

It's called red snapper. And Mozambique has a big coastline therefore they will have seafood not fresh water like tilapia. Mozambique is a seafood buffet

[@MissTrudyy]

Thanks for the reminder. Gosh it tastes so good! 😍

[@bobbye.wright4424]

I love red snapper

[@hughjah6469]

Yes and red snapper all so have hog snapper in Caribbean any snapper is our Favorite dinner fish

[@valerie1446]

I was told my ancestors given the surname BRUNO via Portuguese slave traders from Mozambique.Hope to visit soon.Bruno I'd like to liaise with you for my future visit

[@osvaldodanett8674]

@@bobbye.wright4424 and billy wakwabi, we call this fish "garoupa", and the proper english name is "grouper". The "red snaper" is a cheaper fish than the grouper, and we call "vermelhao" ou "peixe vermelho" which is literally "red fish".

[@almuhtaramzamil]

You know sometimes i just wonder why some people dislike good video like this!

[@juvenaldasilva4688]

Moçambique é a própria banda, Mozambique is top , much love fromAngola.

[@kwamelion270]

Well presented. I think West Africa needs to learn a lot from South East Africa. I am really impressed with how organised they are. Hygiene is to the max. West Africa please learn from Mozambique. Big up Miss Trudy. Presentation is on point.

[@KayCeeHope]

You are right, Hygiene first otherwise diseases will be spread a lot

[@veinsofafricanblood7519]

I agree Africans need to learn from each other not outsiders. Africa for Africans.

[@joyceglam4612]

Damnnn 😍😍😍the foodie in me came calling...the sea food looks yummy , fish market is very clean, I'm impressed, the snail like type fish is called mussel kinda interesting seafood , travelling is an eye open .......moz is definitely a highlight 👌🏽

[@Mercito]

clams are called

[@arunjain3799]

Prawn are very big in Mozambique. Garilyado, and freitu both are cooked delicious. I haven't seen so many of sea foods of that high a quality anywhere as available in Mozambique. Not only this several species of birds are readily available. When I was there in 1982-83 we used to get even free from our colleagues who could hunt at their remote work sites.

[@programmingmaster9111]

Every time Trudy starts eating Boom Wode from thin air!! :)

[@vivi-d5506]

I agree with you on this one, He always presents at the table!! A true African man, when it comes to his food.

[@daintyannpaige6028]

Jamaican call the red fish ,, butter fish. It nice meat soft , next time you ask for ,, snappers fish ,, tilapia is not Rated in Jamaica we say ppl that cant afford sea fish buy tilapia is a fresh waters fish , underrated tilapia wild sea fish a the best

[@osvaldodanett8674]

we call this fish "garoupa", and the proper english name is "grouper". The "red snaper" is a cheaper fish than the grouper, and we call "vermelhao" ou "peixe vermelho" which is literally "red fish".

[@yardmanoversu4829]

Blessings miss Trudy watching from Jamaica

[@nexlevel_v3152]

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[@afiyakemarafa1997]

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[@trishaasiedu5500]

the red fish that you're talking about is call red snapper. We have it in Canada.

[@spokenpriestess]

Moçambican food is the best. So clean & flavourful. I was really hoping you try the red fish. The garlic kind of sauce they put on it is just heaven. I want to cry now 😂😜 This is lovely Trudy.

[@abigailbakars3586]

Trudy has matured in her reply to comments,some one has changed a lot

[@creativemecksdave1319]

Absolutely She doesn't snap or pick at her viewers comments 😀😍😂😬.

[@africandaughter5095]

Noticed too

[@africaine4889]

Bruno told the right way to eat it. I used to go there everyday to eat

[@MissTrudyy]

What's the wight way? 😀

[@africaine4889]

@@MissTrudyy mixed everything up, just dont take fish lol. I see u enjoyed jt

[@fabiobruno258]

😘😘😘😘😘

[@doreenonekalit9888]

That calamari and fish😋 . Maya has to promote Ghana, thats why every good food, is Ghana 😄 Miss Trudy you know the men are going to eat everything if you keep filming your footage. That's a nice experience to have, fresh seafood made on the spot.

[@miniakuyeri146]

Thank you for showing the beauty of our country and the rich gastronomy. I would love to have met you

[@kemmiklaus7206]

Thanks Miss Trudy for posting vlog after vlog 💕

[@JohnMooreBarbados]

A well organised fish market. your 2nd course was the bomb, that fish, OMG!!!

[@MrBrumlad]

I have been to that fish market several times while visiting family in Maputo The vendors are always coming around trying to sell you goods and the restaurant people come after you after you have been to the fish market, we usually head for one that we have used previously as the food they cook is fantastic, I am English living in the UK but the wife is from Maputo so she knows how to talk to the people there I do recommend going there, there is usually a fruit and veg stall inside the market also

[@sonnyjohnson100]

I instantly fell in love with the fish dish. Going to the mother land at the earliest opportunity is my number one priority.

[@MissTrudyy]

It tastes so good! 😍 You will love it!

[@TGEstablished2004]

The way I have salivated😋😋 over the past 2 days !!!....I definitely would looove 😍💕to visit that number 45 fish 🐠 market!!!

[@KayCeeHope]

Nice one Miss Trudy , always looking forward to your vlogs,looks like you loved your stay in Mozambique

[@benitaanku2922]

Well organized and clean fish market and the restaurant. Wow.

[@MissTrudyy]

I know! Right? I loved that about them! 😍

[@TGEstablished2004]

Benita Anku ...Yes ..We should take lessons ...Very clean and organized 💕

[@pietrojenkins6901]

East and southern Africa is more organized than western Africa.

[@truthmatterbyoladada1462]

@@pietrojenkins6901 good to know.

[@safuu202]

Hopefully you got to have Peri-Peri chicken. That's the most well known Mozambican food outside of Mozambique

[@lydiawanjiru6036]

Notification gang Everyone pls keep yourself safe 😍😍😍😍😍

[@MissTrudyy]

I see you! ❤️ Stay safe! 😍

[@yvonnethomas7010]

Hello Miss Trudy, I went to the fish market here in Canada today, looks nothing like this.. I could reach in an grab.. The red fish is probably red snapper.. Thank you for showing, Very clean and organized...❤❤❤

[@osvaldodanett8674]

we call this fish "garoupa", and the proper english name is "grouper". The "red snaper" is a cheaper fish than the grouper, and we call "vermelhao" ou "peixe vermelho" which is literally "red fish".

[@yvonnethomas7010]

Ok, thank you for the information.. One ❤

[@thecomenterthecomenter5569]

That market is cleaned and organized. Other African countries that have problems with sanitation and organizations in their markets, should adopt this concept from Mozambique.

[@Shizniz]

That fish market is sooooo clean!...its the first thing i notice about Maputo in general..i think we Kenyans need to pull our socks up....like seriously!!

[@maslinemumbamarwo4190]

Hello miss Trudy ,am glad you arrived back home safely ,

[@MissTrudyy]

Hello dear, yes I did. Thank God 😀

[@esiriscorner]

That fish omg, I’m salivating 😋😋

[@MissTrudyy]

Omg! I know! Right? And it tastes so good! 😍

[@penninahthegrace3036]

Some of these sea food I have never seen wah! I'm scared to watch some😲 Enjoy your meal girl wah!

[@TEEJAY-ej5xt]

This is my kind of country. Fresh Sea food it wont get better than that

[@kistermarks]

The love I have for fish weeeh! I'm salivating

[@thetravelinsagittarian1316]

That food looks so good! Especially that fish! 😋💓

[@kulanibaloyi85]

Im missing mozambique more after watching this

[@naomenatukunda8550]

Trudy go to some of butcheries here in Nairobi you will get red snapper fish. Even some supermarkets they have packeted ones.

[@jacobnewman4807]

Awesome 👏🏾 wonderful video, beautiful country, amazing people. Keep on promoting the motherland Mozambique 🇲🇿 is one of Africa’s best kept secrets, that red fish Butter fish a very tasty and delicious fish. Keep up the good work. One Love ❤️🖤💚❤️🖤💚❤️🖤💚

[@nicholastoo858]

This time, I had to wait until I was actually having a meal before watching a food related video. 😂😂😂

[@akweroablessed8594]

We have a fish market place like that Long Beach California and I love to go there I love does fish

[@thiongoa]

Pretty sure you enjoyed your visit in Maputo and glad you're back in Kenya......love from USA

[@MissTrudyy]

I sure did! 😍 Thanks for watching all the way from the states! 😍

[@thiongoa]

@@MissTrudyy Thanks for your vids...always great!

[@ronaldcuieii8639]

Hi Ms. Trudy😀!! That is wonderful to quarantine, people are realizing how nice it is to have more time to themselves and not have to go into work every day.

[@hughjah6469]

When u live Close to the ocean u dont eat Tilapia u go for higher grade fish like yellow tail snapper blue strip snapper

[@mushiderrick9519]

Thanks miss Trudy for the update

[@abigailbakars3586]

Fish is healthy.thanks for sharing

[@JAMESNANCY23]

Oh see octopus, lovely sea food, very very fresh I can see them. The place is very clean without been told. I just like the way they prepared the fish. The way the red fish is prepared makes me salivating Yap. Bye❤️❤️🙋

[@elias5710]

The first course is clams and yes it’s in the class molluscs of snail,yummy.

[@valencia81750]

the food looks SO Delicious!!

[@stephaniefrancis471]

True Maya here, the redfish is name butter fish , the one next to it is name snapper we eat all those fish in the Caribbean , I saw lobster and that make want to jump off from my lockdown and fly over there now , the fish dinner looks good

[@loucadoida3327]

That fish looks delicious 😋, I’m going to Mozambican

[@larryrentz8119]

You brought back great memories. I could not eat all my food at the fish market. So good. Thanks for sharing. What’s to my people in Mozambique. Eu voltarei

[@nkosinathitonyhlatshwayo3110]

I'm just from neighboring eSwatini, but have never been to Moz mainly because people have been saying Mozambique is full of crime, like they remove your car parts while you park and re-sell to you. For many years I've canceled my planned trips to Moz, but after this, I am going there for many days of course. And it's a beautiful country as well.

[@mamag6886]

That fish looks good and you look so beautiful.

[@lesedimadumo5057]

Love your content!!! 🔥

[@minamor9957]

That fish market is so clean

[@creativemecksdave1319]

Wode Maya my guy can Love food for Africa 😁😁😂😂😀😀😍😍. Come Miss Trudy, why aren't you showing Elvis Derry in your videos or is he the one filming for you? You people are cheating Elvis ooO! The food looks very yummy, looking delicious and attractive. My mouth is wet now 😁😁😂😂😀😀..... Who else like this Mozambique food? Please like.

[@sherryshazala7123]

Red, blue fish are found in Sea they test good . The salad looks yummy ❤.

[@phydiliahmwagodi2254]

The shima and fish vegetables salivating. Market well organised.

[@talitaapondi5526]

I love miss Trudy I will never live her alone she is my best actar

[@talitaapondi5526]

Please reaplay

[@paulpaul6947]

Actor lol

[@sallyandthetwins1340]

Notification gang.much love trudy

[@MissTrudyy]

Manze I love you for watching. Thank you ❤️

[@valkiv3285]

I really liked your video. It made me want to discover your beautiful country !😉

[@imeldamayer-taylor2783]

A paradise for fish lovers , yummy . Enjoy.

[@NkrumahTure]

When I visit Mozambique, I'll try the seafood.

[@africanqueenmo]

Very beautiful place. Mozambique has the best seafood cuisine. . Im not keen on seafood except fish but for others its heaven. Also try thrir deserts they make the best treats

[@tombimashri8149]

10/10 for sure if i were there I would have 1 full fish to myself. Mozambique cooks seafoods the best.

[@outlaw4192]

Good information little niece.

[@loveeritreapeaceeritrea9847]

Look delicious make me hungry keep up Africa to world miss Trudy 👍👍👍👍🌏🌏

[@RandyJ1219]

Red Snapper is 🔥🔥🔥! And so are you 🥰.

[@curtisoular]

OMGosh! Soooo much food!!! Yummy!! Obrigatho!!!

[@adhisdhos23]

Trudy gang can't allow me to comment first😎,fish ndio dish #kisumoppl😊

[@hughjah6469]

I know u are enjoying that sea food dish from the sea to your plate 10 out of10

[@williamwebbs1952]

The fish look very delicious

[@tchippat7634]

I have to visit mama 45 . It looks like she cooks the best.

[@unguja64]

Yesssss!!! 😄 I was thinking the same thing!!

[@manuari6088]

They are the same Wamakonde that we have at the Kenya Coast.

[@antoniaoliveira6571]

Bonito o local, organizado, parabéns pelo😷👍✌️ vídeo

[@Shezztravel]

Fish market no.45 💯 see you after lockdown

[@lettysirkkaiyambo4186]

The Salad and the fish is more salivatingoooo

[@jamaica5308]

Am stunned by Mozambique for real,

[@MenTePrivaDo]

welcome to mozambique the food here is very good

[@elizabethletsoso2558]

I'm a Fish lover hi beautiful Trumaya 💓💓💙💙

[@sharonememo9303]

Hello miss Trudy I love your videos , #staysafe

[@MissTrudyy]

Awwww 😍 thank you. I love you more! ❤️

[@planecrazyish]

Beautiful food and the best seafood ever!

[@agbamouatakpaloko8684]

7:33 🤣You remind me of BENIN and TOGO (West Africa in general) where waitresses take soap and water to consumers to wash their hands before each meal.

[@MissTrudyy]

Hahaha, I love that. Makes it so easy for us. All we have to do is wait for the food and dig in! 😀

[@osvaldodanett8674]

Its an african custom! Good to know other african countries have it. It is also a form of respect and appreciation for the guest, so he/she doesnt move from the table before the meal

[@AR-yv3dj]

Such an orderly and clean fish market. One should see the squalid and noisy fish markets in India.

[@delightrie]

Clean!

[@trishaasiedu5500]

is very tasty I know you enjoy real good.

[@lgnawa]

Wode Maya just made me realize something. The Ugali in Kenya and its version in southern Africa, does actually in West Africa. But in the northern part of most West African countries like in Northern Nigeria aming the Hausa in Northern Ghana among the Dagomba and related groups and in Burkina Faso among all groups, also in Northern Ivory Coast among the Senoufo and Malinké people and also in Mali. While Fufu is made of either Yam, Cassava and plantain, the West African ugali like is made of either corn, millet or sorghum. It is called To among the people in Burkina Faso, Mali and Northern Ivory Coast. Here is a woman in Burkina Faso preparing To ( west African Ugali). kzbin.info/www/bejne/Z3aUg2punql1iKc

[@mhlave2440]

Wow, I just watched the video on the link you provided Patriote Gnawa. The To (Toho as you initially spelled it) is prepared exactly the same way here in South Africa. I'm just fascinated with the name because in the Northern Sotho language the soft porridge is called Motogo. See recipe and some more info on the link below www.afrika-junior.de/content/continent/south-africa/motogo-porridge.html

[@lgnawa]

@@mhlave2440 wow, it seems like the root TO is also is the way you call it. It must have been one of the oldest African dish maybe from the time of Pharaonic Egypt. It is just amazing how people who are in the west Africa and close to North Africa cook the same dish almost the same way as people all the way in the southern tip of Africa. Here a video in another West African country where it is called Kabato, which in the mandingo (Mandekan) language. means corn (Maize)To. Actually the o is prolonged, this is why I had spelled it Toho the first time. This is Kabato in Ivory Coast: kzbin.info/www/bejne/kHSukqmrYs9sqrs

[@creativemecksdave1319]

Patriote Gnawa and Khumbnlani, this your whole discovery just boils down to the fact that we all Africans are not only related by our skin colours but also the history of our food from time immemorial. We are one Big United AFRICA regardless of boarders this European slave masters used to divide us. God bless Our Beautiful AFRICA!

[@Inuca_Macomades]

The fish looks unbelievably tasty

[@MissTrudyy]

It is 😍

[@thetravelinsagittarian1316]

Lol! @The spongebob clips! 😁💀

[@QSRWORKXCHANGE]

As I'm talking these guys are finishing the fish savage 😃😂😂😂

[@philpilipili698]

Wow Mozambique 🇲🇿 fish is the best

[@jilljael9358]

Miss Trudyyyy😀😀😘😘...Aki si nakupenda.u such a darling I'd wish to see you and have a moment with you

[@tombimashri8149]

Mozambique has (abd cooks) the best tastyiest prawns in the world. Wish I was there I would eat a whole platter of grilled prawns in garlic and kemon juice

[@africandaughter5095]

Its looks awesome to live in also how is the climate there i never liked too much sun so if its cold there then its my kinda climate ..i don't like swimming but walking along beaches won't be amazing...i want to visit so bad!!

[@valencia81750]

The fish market looks really clean and NO FLIES like in The Gambia and Ghana!!!

[@paulinakonadu2274]

So your point again ....kwasia