THIS IS HOW FUFU IS MADE | MUST WATCH

Hello people! Hope all is well!
Back with another video this time won’t be touring Ghana but put a video together on a very famous and local dish “Fufu”.

“Fufu” is a staple food common in many countries in West Africa and Central Africa such as Cote D’Ivoire, Guinea, Ghana 🇬🇭, Nigeria, both Congos, Cameroon, and Gabon, and is also found in the Caribbean. It is often made in the traditional Ghanaian and Nigerian method by mixing and pounding separate equal portions of cassava and green plantain flour thoroughly with water. It is then adjusted to either increase or decrease the viscosity of the fufu depending on personal preferences.
1. Other flours, such as semolina, maize flour or mashed plantains may take the place of cassava flour. Fufu is often served with groundnut soup, palm nut soup, abunuabunu or light soup.

I rather eat jollof before fufu btw 🤪👍🏽😁 👋🏽
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[GadielEdwards]

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[ImpetuousPorkus]

That intense hand pounding made me realize that cultures that have food preparation that requires this amount of trust must be the most cohesive cooperative ones. If you can do this activity with anyone in your community and trust them to not smash your hand then it’s clearly a community with a strong bond.

[paulinepalarchie]

No wonder people of olden days never trouble from obesity because food preparation was exercise in itself.

[peachycream]

She almost turned that hand into fufu 🤣😭💗

[KatNaturalBeauty]

My heart drop every time she stick her hand in the pan. I’m afraid of her fingers getting smashed.

[lamyayarrell]

My anxiety is through the roof! That hand was bout to be smashed 😭

[courtneyt.]

This reminds me of pounding Mochi in Japan

[kaylovee]

owee the fact that she trusted him with not crushing her hands .

[cynthiachang]

This process kinda reminds me of how people in Japan make mochi! It's so interesting to see such a similar, unique method used in different cultures

[JusBella]

This is dope! Who else came here from watching African food mukbangs😋

[jecmb]

Forget the trust bestie and i finna go pond some FuFu

[ChinaDoll]

This should be a "do you trust me" exercise for all couples. 😂

[lifeoflily]

So much work going into this one dish for tik tokers to make a mockery of it

[bismarkadu]

It takes rhythm and coordination to pound the magical Fufu, food for the gods .

[kath]

So I’m from the Dominican Republic and we eat mangu, and mangu is made out mash plantains with also have cassava mash this is great to know where some of my culture comes from

[shwepa]

This man is so cute and his personality is so pure 🥰😍

[pharaoh]

Not only is she brave enough to put her hands while the person smashing, but she also touched hot coal with her bare hands. She fears nothing

[laurasutcliffe]

This guy has the cutest smile and seems so happy to be teaching us about his food. :3. 💗

[jennleeguer]

So cool! That's where my Puerto Rican mofongo comes from. As well as the Dominican mangú and fufu de plátano from Cuba. Same thing, different flavors. That's our heritage!!! ❤

[pamelabeam]

I thought he was going to smash her hand but he didn't they are really in sync with each other ✌