WE COOKED AND ATE GHANAIAN FOOD ON A FARM IN A SMALL VILLAGE | LIVING IN GHANA AFRICA

[@navosesay3188]

No grocery shop . They live on natural things they grow. I have experienced life like that in my childhood. Life use to stress free and worryingless

[@juliaallen6449]

I truly miss 🇬🇭 Ghana. I spent 6 weeks there 15 years ago. But I speak with Ghana everyday. I love ❤️ Ghana 🇬🇭 so very much. Sincerely, Julia Allen of Atlanta, Georgia

[@djb.8507]

I love this video. I love the sense of community and family that still exist in those villages which a lot of us living in urban centres has lost. Because they don't use or have a lot of modern things some people especially from the western world would consider them to be poor. But when you think about it they are rich. They are self-sufficient for the most part and have food readily available and are very happy and content with their life. By the way, those food are my type of food. Big up Jasmine for another great video.

[@johnaxe4real]

This is authentic Ghana . I can’t wait to make Ghana home again

[@JasmineAmaa]

Ghana cant wait to have u 🤗

[@shadeikasurelyrepentancech7877]

Could u bring mi with you ?

[@johnaxe4real]

@@shadeikasurelyrepentancech7877 sure, I’ll. How do I contact you?

[@myAfricanAffairs]

Who said we don't have food to eat in Africa? Poverty and hunger are both choices people make. You can't be hungry in Ghana when we have this fertile soil. Look at the yam?

[@JasmineAmaa]

Apologies about delayed upload! I hope you enjoy the video regardless. Have you had ampesi before? If so what is your favorite kind? Mine is Yam....Unripe Plantains are my least favorite.. ❤️

[@kwameasiedu1578]

wow i love your video , where is my girl Aisha?

[@kyoume2818]

Unriped plantain is my favourate

[@kyoume2818]

Unriped plantain is my favourate

[@kyoume2818]

Unriped plantain is my favourate

[@victoriaaikins6588]

Beautiful video as always. Thanks Jasmine. My favourite ampesi is cocoyam and my least favourite is yam.

[@hahaha70263]

I know the food has to be good. It was made with fresh ingredients from a farm and it was cooked by a West African Aunty. Also, a West African Uncle with his machete is a force to be reckoned with. LOL.

[@andromedab902]

🤣🤣🤣🤣👍🏾👍🏾

[@janicejennifer9861]

I loved going to the farm with my grandma and cooking right in the middle after a long day before we head back home. This was refreshing #nostalgia for real

[@JoGardner876]

I love how Jasmine can fit into the smallest village and also fit into the biggest town/city👌🏽 As usual, a great great video😌

[@JasmineAmaa]

Thanks Jo xx

[@adwoaa7419]

I agree it lovely to see

[@a.konadu4010]

So true and she doesnt shy away from any experience.

[@TrueVonne]

The people in the villages are always soooo nice. They always make me see life in a different light. This is beautiful to watch

[@navosesay3188]

Ah ! They even gave you yams and more to take home wow!! That is sooo kind

[@JasmineAmaa]

I know right xx

[@TheBetslipMovie]

I admire how you've immersed yourself in the Ghanaian culture ... My respect for you just skyrocketed ... Big ❤ Ama

[@a.konadu4010]

And this is why I will go back home. This is what life is about🙏🏾

[@ivanaoppong9253]

Love your humanity and selflessness

[@JasmineAmaa]

Appreciate u

[@blackdotfamily7535]

One of the beautiful video i have ever seen ,though i dont know how to live in a village for a month but i have tried 2 weeks but i know whenever im at home i have to visit any village and just enjoy that simple life there with somuch respect.

[@MiyzP]

This is one of my favourite Vlogs from Jasmine 😊 perhaps it’s due to the fact that it’s filmed in Central region which is where my family are from. As soon as I saw the preview , i felt transported back to my Auntie’s Village at Gomoa East. Honestly village life is the new luxury. It’s serene and 🤌🏾. The kontonmire and yellow yam looked nourishing. In fact I miss Ghana paa especially the serene village life.

[@JasmineAmaa]

Aw how lovely ❤️

[@joyceagrah9321]

Wow that sauce is so good everything there is organic so natural

[@navosesay3188]

I always enjoy the everyday life in the village scene. It s fascinating. Greetings from Atlanta

[@AngelaKOD]

AMA why? This video remains me of my childhood days. Thanks for taking me back.😍😍😍😍

[@JasmineAmaa]

How lovely 🥰

[@CherryBri]

Can I just say how much I appreciate your videos? I just came across your channel and I’ve been binge watching your videos up to today. Please don’t stop and keep creating these amazing videos. There are a lot of Ghanaian content creators showing how amazing Ghana is, but yours is by far the best when it comes to the essence of our country Ghana. I’m from Europe, so this gives me a piece of home 👏🏽😊❤️

[@JasmineAmaa]

Aw ❤️

[@bernicebaako1533]

Great video Jasmine. You can always soak the Kako in water before hand before cooking. It takes away a lot of the salt if you are very conscious of your salt intake. And still taste great.

[@mariamsampare]

Uncle said he worked with the mines in Bibiani, and that in the western region where I was born and from. Omg I’m so happy watching this vlog. Hopefully going back next summer. I miss Ghana 🇬🇭

[@JasmineAmaa]

How lovely

[@emperorworld3528]

💐💐🌺

[@shadeikasurelyrepentancech7877]

Oh my i have turkey berries which is known as susumba in jamaica 🇯🇲 in my yard plus plenty coco with big coco leaves i never knew the leaves could be eaten oooh

[@TheWendyMinta]

You edited this so beautifully 😍😍😍😍. The details . I’m still craving for that bankye ampesi soo tasty and yummy 😋. 100 K here we come 💃🏾💃🏾💃🏾💃🏾

[@JasmineAmaa]

Thanks Wendy… 🥰🥰

[@kojoelvis1124]

Tawora is the right spelling. Just outskirt of Agona Swedru

[@howardcash8301]

Jasmine! Wow! This is a DOPE video. Village life is so quiet, calm, simple and peaceful. Their river remindes me of the Oshun River in Oshogbo, a place where women go to drink the water in the hope of becoming pregnant! Yeah!

[@sarahboakye7691]

Primitive life is so cool 🤩🤩,and the nostalgia 🥺 Great video Jasmine Ama ❣️👏 Every food eaten is fresh from the farm🤩

[@JasmineAmaa]

Yeso ❤️

[@sarahboakye7691]

@@JasmineAmaa 💕💕

[@tinaotoo.liveinlondon]

Jasmine, we fantes love kako, very much. 😁 it enhanced the flavour of our foods. I really enjoyed this episode. Thanks

[@JasmineAmaa]

It really enhanced the flavor for sure. Ur welcome 🥰

[@sunnydale6903]

Try Kako light soup. Lol

[@niiayikushie6263]

My dad is a Ga and my mum a Fante. I am very glad i have a village from my mother's side. After i get polluted here in Accra i go to my mum's village to get refreshed. And the kako is a real thing for me.

[@TinoSparks]

i discovered you today. im a new subbie. in have just been inspired to make such a video from southern africa.

[@frimpongkusi8927]

I love this video , I have missed this kind of food

[@princemamudu7776]

Yummy traditional delicious food perfect dear good one 😋👌

[@fredashalom4288]

Heeeeey this was my childhood, love it. The yam and kontomire, ai kube and everything available, loooove it

[@sampsonpaintsil9839]

Jasmine, thanks so much for showing the world this Fante people’s food,I’m a PAINTSIL too and you featured another PAINTSIL,the food looked so delicious,I hope you get to read this, thanks.

[@elizabethbekoe381]

Watching this clip brings back tearful memories of spending happy times with my late grandmother ..a very kind lovely lady ..she thought me the village life and how to plant seeds In my later life gardening is my passion .great time with the villagers

[@gracekudjey2033]

Wow nice video it reminds me of my late mom we use to have back yard garden those days in Ghana Tema n we have everything in that garden my childhood days was soo sweet ...Thank u Jasmine l miss my mom, my her soul rest in peace

[@joannbrooker9282]

That food looks sooooo delicious! I want some! 😀

[@stephenamoah9550]

Oh my God what a beautiful and fertile land but we are among the most suffering nations in the world.

[@Zero-hl2zy]

Village people and their food is very healthy you can tell all of them look very healthy beautiful Environment love the video thanks ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐

[@allisonsamantaivey2832]

I love this makes me want to go Africa more and more

[@louisackon5787]

I miss home soooooo much with the natural foods there

[@samuelahwireng6821]

I don’t like how she goes to villages or people house just to creat a content but yet try to get involved or hands on in process of making food my gal Tatiana is the best! She is so hands on in her every videos.

[@JasmineAmaa]

Aw I thought most men didn’t like to start drama

[@tashajordan8856]

SHAMEFUL you, would come on some else platform too talk foolishly sad sad sad just Evil no SHAME just SHAMEFUL 😡

[@naananaana3261]

The small cherries after so many years in America I tried it and couldn't eat it anymore was very bitter but remember used to enjoy it when was in Ghana .

[@kyoume2818]

Authentic local food its very enjoyable

[@yeshuaislord3068]

I think the village life is the best, you can really feel the heart of Africa there, with a real sense of community, great food and beautiful nature

[@nicholasmarkin2385]

Thanks very much for serving as well God bless and good night.

[@lordm.a114]

I ate in the farm years back ,,,I want to try this again it was Amazing...You are enjoying paa ooo...

[@JasmineAmaa]

Haha small

[@lordm.a114]

@@JasmineAmaa That was impressive.. It's good watching you

[@babymonster206]

Amazing video Jasmine, loved the cooking and preparation in the village. Looked like so much fun to be around fresh farm to table food with good people

[@nanammm777]

this is the best food make black people always strong for ever and ever! the lucky people eat this nutual food with you guys! thank you very much! Africa we love you ⭐⭐⭐🌈🌈🌈🗝️💪🏾

[@Alhajitheozzy]

Real village life is the life, Ama take me along your next one 😍😍😍😍

[@JasmineAmaa]

No worries Theo 🥰

[@watchit16]

Wow how blessed we are, such fertile land

[@JasmineAmaa]

Yesoo

[@tashajordan8856]

@ Jasmine hi Chica, You all ways out do yourself with video also creating great content.. this was so amazing because "I love the self-sufficiency and the organic food . "I wish we had here in the USA New Jersey, you can't trust anything now it's sad & scary what their doing.. Thank you for sharing much blessings 💖

[@Daniel-rj5lb]

Almost 100k subscribers. Authentic content as usual Jasmine. Thanks for taking us along

[@JasmineAmaa]

🥰🙏

[@johnken3457]

Jasmine, you made me miss home.... I remember those days when you have to go to the farm to are, and bring fire wood home.....

[@eleanorgaisey9010]

Hello my lovely Jasmine hope you are also doing well hummmm when I watch your video I was sooo hungry I wish I was there the food look so delicious, health,and the fact that everything is organic.This place will be my hide out place when I come to Ghana away from the city.You are awesome thanks for sharing.love always Eleanor 🍹

[@niiayikushie6263]

Have been to my mums village just twice since i grew up and it was super. Planning to go back and refresh soon. Villages are the real nature. We live in an artificial world in the city

[@jackie9068]

Big up Ralph. For helping out men can help

[@emmanuelagbevey2538]

Natural lifestyle inna countryside. Fantastic 😍👍

[@Nogo844]

Jasmine love love love this content. I wish to visit these beautiful people and villages when I come to Ghana. I love the countryside and country living. It is farm to table, it's called here in rural USA. It's a simple but good way of living. Thanks so much for all you do. My desire when I come to Africa, is to explore it all and not just the city living, that most foreigners refer to as Ghana. More more more please. I don't get tired of this type content. Much love. Stay safe.

[@feleciaadjei1946]

Am a well done to go to the village n had organic food right from the ground God bless u

[@JasmineAmaa]

🥰

[@Cindy4ctv]

Look at the organic goodie you are going home with, I enjoyed the video

[@adjoa-anima]

Went to secondary school in central region and we had cassava ampesi on the week menu, I didn't want to try but it ended up becoming my best meal after kenke on the menu. The thin cassava is best

[@saintwryghtwilliamswritesw6541]

Spring rolls and salad right ?

[@adjoa-anima]

@@saintwryghtwilliamswritesw6541 yh you must be a santa

[@KwakuAmaniampongKyerefo]

Wow 🤩 See kontomire stew 🍲 😋😋😋😋

[@carolinengugi2569]

Loving Ghana life,.... from Kenya

[@keyshajones1866]

Hi queen I enjoy watching this video and all your videos on you channel. The look delicious and it was nice of them to let you take so food home.

[@JasmineAmaa]

It was delicious

[@josephenbermudalez2991]

Hi lady Jazz, interesting video, Thanks for sharing.

[@janetklimeck9887]

Jasmin, enjoy yourself. Welldone, you do a great job.

[@JasmineAmaa]

Thanks Janet ❤️

[@jackie9068]

Nice to see the young men helping to grind to cook. I suppose it is traditional men do the digging and women the cooking

[@deborah4645]

Jasmine the one thing I noticed about this podcast is that this is truly a village. The men worked also in the gathering of the meal, and in some of the preparations, now that's whats I call a village .👌😋😀 Now it could of been about the filming but the men involved knew what to do and that is what makes life really more smooth, I say. Loved this podcast 👏🙌❤👌😍

[@JasmineAmaa]

So glad ❤️

[@edengarden3568]

This is the way of life in the village everybody gets involved to make it happen. Children, husband wife all know what their part is and play it. I love this life style and food. Lived and ate it. I going back to build my house in a village.

[@nanaamaaboagyewaabadu2960]

Love your videos Jasmine. Very original and authentic.

[@paqbert5042]

This is what we call food it organic

[@godgiven316]

😲 OMG!!!! Organic, organic, organic 😋 . Real organic. Yummmm. Jasmine, you're very bad. How can you post something like this on cold Sunday morning in New York 😫😩😒. I wish I were there, very calm & peaceful with these amazing people and food ❤💜♥ Thx stay blessed AMA 🙌🙏LOVE 💘YOU

[@JasmineAmaa]

Haha aw sorry oh ❤️❤️

[@mpendakiswahili3053]

I love native African languages...

[@obaapamargiesvlogs]

U making me miss my village 😉😉

[@JasmineAmaa]

Aww

[@keepitreal888-gnc]

Great Video! These people have everything that makes life beautiful. They don't know that they are very rich.

[@thomaspierce180]

Have a good day lovely lady and may GOD bless you

[@laurelcannRN]

"Weird yam with 1000 legs"🤣🤣 ....wish to experience village life someday..it was interesting to watch

[@JasmineAmaa]

😂😂😂😂😂

[@tellnewstv]

wooooooow Greetings to all the nice viewers here. For always uploading, thank you, content creator. We are here to support, comment, and like all....

[@gladysadjei1442]

Wow I have miss Ghana 🇬🇭 home sweet home

[@lawrenceasante6389]

You ve truly come to Africa indeed. Look at the fresh from the soil everything. I'm happy for you dear.

[@alexandriahatten2167]

I love this video. I like to see the fresh food and everyone contributes and shares the meal.😃

[@Andarist042]

Tropical rainforest is definitely the best place to live as far as i am concerned .

[@emlillthings7914]

Nice headbrah 😄 👍 That root is so big, I imagine they used to toss them at each other back in the day to settle disputes, maybe even warfare,,, "yam-a-pults" 😛 You looked so chill there, I'd swear you were high, if Tawura wasn't such a chill place that it seeps out the screen. What a lovely place! Thanks for uploading Jasmine, so nice

[@glorianyarko8645]

This is healthy food no chemicals

[@henkovanbeek9089]

I love Village life, every thing is sooo freash.

[@sirblay7525]

Ama infact you are really doing good. I'm so impressed for some one who has been in abroad to be able eat this local foods.

[@williamgamelisenaya793]

Wow organic yummylicious food Watching from Sydney Australia Bless up

[@giftywilfred3622]

The food looks delicious wawoo

[@Anaieta]

Everytime I watch your videos I wish to travel these places with you. You exhibit the place in an excellent way The food looks absolutely tasty 😍😍

[@JasmineAmaa]

We should definitely organize something Anaieta ❤️

[@Anaieta]

@@JasmineAmaa yeay😍

[@DrBsy]

Nice one! This brought back beautiful memories of my growing up years in the hinterland of Ondo state, Nigeria. Everything we eat then was fresh and organic. We were at peace with nature. No stress, no hassle.

[@eddyromeo6462]

Thanks so much for this beautiful presentation on the simple and healthy natural edibles from the farms 🚜 in the village. All the looks and features of your hosts tells it all that farming is a good venture. 👍 Once again, thanks so much and remain forever blessed. 🙏🙏🙏🍇🍇🍇🕊🕊🕊 Shalom 🙏

[@junejackson3406]

Omg look at that yam😲That looks so delicious 😍 African food is so delicious but so much work but it worth it❤️thanks for sharing I enjoyed it so much 💋

[@JasmineAmaa]

Ur welcome June ❤️

[@sisterafiaskitchen478]

Back to Ghana oooooo, nice one thanks for sharing 👍

[@JasmineAmaa]

Anytime ❤️

[@jeanbeya6860]

Those are the cooking skills I need to learn!

[@daltonturgott6063]

Love the content 👌, in Jamaica 🇯🇲 we call the turkey berry sosumba..

[@peaceloveblessings5629]

Interesting... the Akans call it kwahu -'susuwa', strikingly close to 'sosumba' ... hmmmmm...

[@henkovanbeek9089]

This is very healthy.

[@moefiki9901]

A lot in common with Polynesian people's 🧡

[@deegrant9584]

I would never of gave the man 65. The food looks amazing.

[@0tismadaline]

Great organic food, this really looks yummy 😋. Sis Jasmine please am waiting for mine oooh 😂😂😂😂😂😍

[@JasmineAmaa]

Haha we ate it all ❤️

[@larrysq8937]

Y’all literally lived my childhood at Agona Nyakrom in just 21 minutes 🤦‍♂️. Please next time try and cook “ Ankyibu” with that stew. That’s Ankyibu’s leafs you guys used for the stew, it seems there is a little difference with the kontonmire I see in Accra . I miss this life

[@sampsonpaintsil9839]

This a reply for Jamal Tatum,the Fante language is a tribal language which is spoken by the Akan people,and the Akan language has so many dialects,also it’s spoken by a majority of Ghanaians,being an Akan I can understand all the dialects,I hope it’s well explained.Ghana also have other languages spoken by other tribes, example,EWE,GA,HAUSA,to name a few,thanks.

[@joannemcmillan3105]

Look at the susumba (golly beans) l love it with coconut and dry salted cod fish

[@kemlaurin]

This is exactly how I grew up in the countryside in the Caribbean. Just amazing the similarity. Eating all the same foods

[@JasmineAmaa]

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