This is the way I am used to having it served, but cooked the Jamaican style with okra, and using water instead of coconut milk. I am definitely going to try this. It looks sooooo good.
I MADE IT EXACTLY HOW YOU SHOW IT ON THE VIDEO. IT TASTE SOOOO GOOD...MMMM AM LOVING IT...I LIKE TASTING DIFFERENT CULTURES FOOD OH YES.. I DON'T DISCRIMINATE FOOD AT ALL. FOOD IS MY NAME😄😄😄😄😄 MY FAMILY AND FRIENDS KNOW JUST WAY I LIKE EAT FOOD ANY TIME OF THE DAY AND NIGHT..😄😄😄😄
This is how we make it in Jamaica also, we use coconut milk or water or both. We also add okra, we shape it out in a bowl or cup before we add it to the plate or we just share it just like that. Nice dish.
Thats how we make it in trinidad with the ochro also , but we add pumpkin and/or carrots sometimes too. My personal preference is with the coconut milk too
Cornmeal mush (Coo-Coo, Fungi, Fungee, Funchi) is found in most Caribbean islands including Curacao and the Virgin Islands. In the Dutch islands like Curacao mashed black eyed peas can also be mixed into the mush. It is part of the African Diaspora culinary heritage. A version is also found in the Southern US States because enslaved Africans were also transported to that region. Most islands include ochroe/okra as an essential ingredient in Coo-Coo. It is part of the national dish of Caribbean countries such as Barbados (Coo-Coo) and Antigua (Fungee).
After you pour the cornmeal I’d say for like 5 mins or so . Cornmeal cooks fast ones it interracts with the hot liquid .so once it absorbs,keep it on low heat and stir till all the liquid dissolved
...so you are familiar with it in Jamaica, but not in Barbados where it is the actual national dish? I find that really interesting. It is made different though, with okra slush and water and not with coconut milk.
Many Caribbean people are not aware of the shared foods among the islands. Though some purposefully pretend to be ignorant. We cannot read the young lady's mind so lets give her the benefit of the doubt.
Man that bring back so much good memories of both my grandmothers cooking growing up in Grenada. May they both RIP. 🙏🏽
This is my grandmas fav too
Yes girl that's how you get it done our way yummy
Yummy looks good Have a great day 🙏 In Trinidad 🇹🇹 we make the same. 🙏🇹🇹🇨🇦God bless you all.
GREAT JOB
proper proper
Am a jamaican and this looking us looks good
From 🇬🇩 just love the look of your dish.👍
Looks so delicious
This is the way I am used to having it served, but cooked the Jamaican style with okra, and using water instead of coconut milk. I am definitely going to try this. It looks sooooo good.
Looks delicious!! Thanks for sharing
Thanks for stopping by ! ❤️
I MADE IT EXACTLY HOW YOU SHOW IT ON THE VIDEO. IT TASTE SOOOO GOOD...MMMM AM LOVING IT...I LIKE TASTING DIFFERENT CULTURES FOOD OH YES.. I DON'T DISCRIMINATE FOOD AT ALL. FOOD IS MY NAME😄😄😄😄😄 MY FAMILY AND FRIENDS KNOW JUST WAY I LIKE EAT FOOD ANY TIME OF THE DAY AND NIGHT..😄😄😄😄
So happy to hear this !!! ❤️❤️
Yes that looks really nice. I know of it we cook it in Jamaica with doctor fish lovely
My mom used banana leaf and pour the cou-cou.The leftover cou-cou we fry it the next day.
The fried cou cou on the next day be the besttt
This is how we make it in Jamaica also, we use coconut milk or water or both. We also add okra, we shape it out in a bowl or cup before we add it to the plate or we just share it just like that. Nice dish.
I use okra sometimes too. But I prefer it without. It is a really nice dish
Thats how we make it in trinidad with the ochro also , but we add pumpkin and/or carrots sometimes too. My personal preference is with the coconut milk too
Cornmeal mush (Coo-Coo, Fungi, Fungee, Funchi) is found in most Caribbean islands including Curacao and the Virgin Islands. In the Dutch islands like Curacao mashed black eyed peas can also be mixed into the mush. It is part of the African Diaspora culinary heritage. A version is also found in the Southern US States because enslaved Africans were also transported to that region. Most islands include ochroe/okra as an essential ingredient in Coo-Coo. It is part of the national dish of Caribbean countries such as Barbados (Coo-Coo) and Antigua (Fungee).
Would love to find some Fungi in Grenada right now
Do you put corn starch powder?
Please send some for me😂😂
Parching the flour for the stew fish
How long should I cooked the cou cou?🇬🇩
After you pour the cornmeal I’d say for like 5 mins or so . Cornmeal cooks fast ones it interracts with the hot liquid .so once it absorbs,keep it on low heat and stir till all the liquid dissolved
It would have been helpful if you had given the proportion of corn meal to the coconut milk. This would help beginners.
Greanda of course
You can reduce too much salt in any recipe with lime juice.
...so you are familiar with it in Jamaica, but not in Barbados where it is the actual national dish? I find that really interesting. It is made different though, with okra slush and water and not with coconut milk.
Many Caribbean people are not aware of the shared foods among the islands. Though some purposefully pretend to be ignorant. We cannot read the young lady's mind so lets give her the benefit of the doubt.
In Trinidad and Tobago okra us used, sometimes grated carrot or pumpkin, but not coconut milk
@@lizabetx483 did I purport to read her mind? I merely surmised that I found the lack of awareness interesting.
Me to
Greanda of course