Lunch time in an African Village

[Ladycrafty]

Just the fact that a family an sit and eat together peacefully is life assuring! ❤

[jibinjoseph]

As a Indian I love Africans they just like us eating food with hands so satisfying❤

[yuvaraj]

My South Indian heart is jumping to heavens after seeing plantain leaf and mat on the floor. Love from tamilnadu, india ❤❤❤

[kayleeyates]

So thankful people like you exist and are showing how beautiful Africa is and can be. ❤

[glennlopez]

About 50 years ago, in Panaji, Goa, India:
A Group of young African students were checking out the market place, when one of the girls shouted out in excitement when she saw that tapioca was available.
Laughing, crying and chatting away, promptly planned to cook those dishes they had missed for years!
The boys among them were lucky to be invited to the cookout!
From that day onwards their spirits were lifted!
Some days later one of the boys offered me raw crushed tiny bits of tapioca, which was a regular snack during their childhood days!
I was warned only to taste a few bits and chew very carefully, judging that I would not have the acquired ability to digest it!
It was nice knowing my African friends!

[JP-hjil]

Eating with the family under a tree is all you need.

[GCATLiving]

I work at a large US university and we have a day where all of the international students make food from their countries. The African counties ALWAYS have the best food. Wish I could go visit and eat it in Africa.

[NinaKarle]

In Jamaica we " bake" a dessert in banana leaves. Called blue draws...love this...reminds me of my summertime with my grandparents.

[ako_ito]

Here in the Philippines we use banana leaf to put our food too especially when we have no water supply for doing the dishes and other household stuffs.

[DigsWigs]

If you continue winning hearts like this you will end up being princess of Africa yourself, and dethrone Yvonne Chakachaka. ❤

[kfrenchiiee]

I hate living in the west sometimes. I believe we should all be living like this still. A simple meal with your loved ones outside in nature, with our feet on the earth. Beautiful 🌏

[roshini]

We have something like this in South India. It is called sangati in telugu (Andhra Pradesh), made by boiled rice and ragi flour (finger millet) cooked together. They are rolled like balls like in the video and eaten with gravies (Ragi balls).

[elenaadams]

Am proud to be an African. So natural .

[aayushtiwari]

Beautiful a message from India no matter what rest of world says never lose your culture

[karindickinson]

I would be a very happy, thankful person sitting together with them and having a meal.
❤❤❤🇩🇪❤❤❤

[Desilgurll]

Africans be like :: In africa we have gas ⛽️ but we prefer these

[googleuser-weei]

Indian and African culture are so similar 😭❤ we also eat on banana leaf with our hands. I hope that someday I'll get to try African food, it looks so delicious, lots of love from India ♡

[cameostark]

Native American envy- I wish our communities still had access to being able to eat our traditional foods communally. Especially my reservation being so small but right in the middle of everything, everything is so modernized and often unhealthy. When I watch your videos sharing your beautiful culture, it reminds me of how much was taken from my community. I'm glad I get to enjoy your beautiful Lunch time meal from a distance!

[muchimwanamwila]

The fact that she balanced that pot well makes her a 🌟 star

[annb]

I would love to visit Africa one day 🩷