Thanks for sharing your recipe for matoke. Looking forward to trying it my self. Hopefully I can find the matoke and Royco spices at the local African market. I also remember eating boiled mogo and peanuts during recess at school. Also buying fried mogo, roasted corn and peanuts, green mango with spices from roadside vendors.
Thanks alot for watching and enjoying the video Truth Teller, I'm happy all my videos bring happy memories of your stay in Uganda. Do you have an African market in Canada?
@@TheMayanjaFamily, yes. There are people from many countries settled in Canada. I go to an African store in our city to get some groceries besides other regular shops.
@@TheMayanjaFamily , not yet, but interestingly I came across a new store selling arts and crafts from African and other countries, including Uganda. I bought a painting from a Ugandan artist, very similar to the paintings I remembered in Kampala.
Thank you for this. 👍 it looks delicious! I want to learn how to cook the favorite foods of and for my Ugandan family. 🇺🇬 I think this is one of them. I will be cooking delicious Mexican foods for them, but I also want to make their traditional Uganda favorite foods too. 😃❤️
Ooh that's great. Am glad you liked the Matooke recipe. Matooke can be cooked in various ways so brace yourself to explorer the Ugandan foods. Thank you for watching 🤗
It really looked yammmy it being favorite food I give 100%🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
😄😄he really did a great job. i loved it too.
I really love matoke 😍
Yeah, Matooke is our staple food
Wow ! I see a brother has skills. And you started to clean up as you went along . Bravo Bravo Bravo.
Thanks alot Sister to sister for watching and appreciating the video
Thank you so much honey...I was so surprised that you would actually cook this good!!😂😂... welldone, me and Manuel are so blessed to have you 🥰
🤩🤩🤩Thanks alot for appreciating sweet Katunda
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This brings a lot of memories just watching it. Thank you bro.
Thanks alot for watching and appreciating dear, I'm glad it helped you remember those moments
Loved this, can we have more videos of you making Ugandan dishes 🤍☺️
😅 Thanks alot dear for enjoying the video, we will be making more cooking Videos here on this channel as you've requested
Great looking forward to it ☺️
@@Eunice731993 Alright dear
😍😍Yummy
🤩🤩 Thanks alot for watching and appreciating dear
Thanks for sharing your recipe for matoke. Looking forward to trying it my self. Hopefully I can find the matoke and Royco spices at the local African market.
I also remember eating boiled mogo and peanuts during recess at school. Also buying fried mogo, roasted corn and peanuts, green mango with spices from roadside vendors.
Thanks alot for watching and enjoying the video Truth Teller, I'm happy all my videos bring happy memories of your stay in Uganda.
Do you have an African market in Canada?
@@TheMayanjaFamily, yes. There are people from many countries settled in Canada. I go to an African store in our city to get some groceries besides other regular shops.
@@truthteller6932 Did you finally visit the African market?
@@TheMayanjaFamily , not yet, but interestingly I came across a new store selling arts and crafts from African and other countries, including Uganda. I bought a painting from a Ugandan artist, very similar to the paintings I remembered in Kampala.
Eh Mama., you even used a kabega. Well done. This looks very yummy🎊❤
🤩🤩🤩 thanks alot for watching and appreciating dear. Akabe can't miss in a Ugandan kitchen 😂
Wow! You make look easy and get an awesome meal
Thanks for watching Ezekiel
Thank you for this. 👍 it looks delicious! I want to learn how to cook the favorite foods of and for my Ugandan family. 🇺🇬 I think this is one of them. I will be cooking delicious Mexican foods for them, but I also want to make their traditional Uganda favorite foods too. 😃❤️
Ooh that's great. Am glad you liked the Matooke recipe. Matooke can be cooked in various ways so brace yourself to explorer the Ugandan foods.
Thank you for watching 🤗
Thanks for de lesson
Thank you too for watching
8:45 @lawrence that's lots of salt. Hope it brings out the flavour well.
It was actually a perfect amount. The food tested so good 😋
@@TheMayanjaFamily Matooke is not native to my land. Sweet potato is available. Do you have swede in your region?
You mean sweet potato for swede?
@@TheMayanjaFamily No it is yet another kind of root vegetable.
@@Retrogamer71 I have never heard of it before 🙈
Greens
Guten Appetit looks yamy 🤤🤤🤤🤤
😋😋😋😋🤩🤩🤩🤩 Thanks
Very nice
Yummy 😋better u add avocado 🥑
🤩🤩🤩🤩 thanks alot for watching and appreciating dear, surely the ovacado would go well with this
Lawrence u grew up cooking local food I know,our Jaja taught us how to cook and I know that food was tasty
Definitely it was tasty 😋😋😋😂😂
So the bananas are not peeled when you put them in the hot pot with the spices and veggies?
They were peeled first before I cooked them. Thank you for watching. It's great to have you here 🤗
Next time soak the onions in water so that you dnt cry and for easy peeling
Ooh thanks alot for the advice
Too much salt banage!!! But amazing skills all round😊
Ke Diani lwa
Am a mzungu anjoying your video's are very entresanting, thank for cooking matoke but your not a learner 👌👍🏽
🤩🤩🤩🤩 Thanks alot for watching and appreciating dear
Are you from Germany?
But you used someone's photo in your thumbnail 😳
Seriously!! 🙆 Bro that's my face