There was a few liberians at a place I worked a few years back. They gave me some kind of spicy meaty Cassava leaf dish it was amazing. Amazing enough for me to go on youtube years later to remember the dish name! Thanks for the help!
As a Nigerian i have a feeling the food is going to be so nice just looking at it, i could even put snails, cow skin and periwinkles into the soup for a more unforgettable experience
Thank you! 🙏🏽 using multiple ingredients and they don’t overwhelm the dish is amazing!! That is unique to Liberia. I love Nigerian food as well.. especially egusi! Yummy!
I'm Liberian, I lived in America for over 30 years. I just moved back home and no we do not eat cassava leaf with fufu. 😂😂 it's a lie. We eat fufu with soup or okra or palm butter 😊😊
@@johnissathorpe8760 you can eat fufu with anything my friend. It's just the mindset and how you grew up. My grandma from Liberia been eating fufu with cassava leaf, but mostly with rice. But you should try fufu with cassava leaf, it's good.
You are mistaken Liberians with Nigerians. They eat swallow or fufu to almost every sauce. Liberian ate mostly rice to those sauces you are talking about. The name Swallow comes from Nigeria,
@@rodizzo247 as another Liberian yes I eat with a spoon. My fav soup is actually cassava leaf as shown in the video, the only thing is that me and my family don’t really eat it with fufu. Instead, we eat it with rice (10x better and SOOO good) whenever my mom makes some, me and my slibling be rushing to get some fresh from the pot 😂
That is not true. We dont only like or eat palm oil and peppers. Also we dont only eat fufu that is swallowed, our main dish is rice. Also we eat a lot of food like cabbage, collard greens, jollof rice etc. Please get your facts straight and don' t base one visit or one or two meals as our entire diet meals
RIGHT LMAO THIS REMINDS ME OF THE CIVIL WAR AND CERTAIN COUNTRIES IN AFRICA CAN SWALLOW FUFU WTH CASSAVA LEAVES THO BUT WE LIBERIAN DON'T SWALLOW FUFU WITH CASSAVA LEAVES
I'm Liberian, I lived in America for over 30 years. I just moved back home and no we do not eat cassava leaf with fufu. 😂😂 it's a lie. We eat fufu with soup or okra or palm butter 😊😊
We do not eat cassava leaf with Fufu, however that’s how the man wants to eat it, let him be.
Right where's the rice man.
Exactly 😂.
Yeah 👍
Its actually good with fufu as well
There was a few liberians at a place I worked a few years back. They gave me some kind of spicy meaty Cassava leaf dish it was amazing. Amazing enough for me to go on youtube years later to remember the dish name! Thanks for the help!
Thanks our foods are very delicious
As a Nigerian i have a feeling the food is going to be so nice just looking at it, i could even put snails, cow skin and periwinkles into the soup for a more unforgettable experience
Thank you! 🙏🏽 using multiple ingredients and they don’t overwhelm the dish is amazing!! That is unique to Liberia. I love Nigerian food as well.. especially egusi! Yummy!
I love snails
Looove Liberian food. The cassava leaf, palm butter soup, and okra sauce sooo good. Their cabbage is so good to.
Try GB soup also
I'm Liberian, I lived in America for over 30 years. I just moved back home and no we do not eat cassava leaf with fufu. 😂😂 it's a lie. We eat fufu with soup or okra or palm butter 😊😊
Right
Some people eat it with fufu
@@havefaith7085 nobody eat it was fufu, maybe our brother on the up north of the Atlantic Ocean which is Sierra Leone do that
@@johnissathorpe8760 you can eat fufu with anything my friend. It's just the mindset and how you grew up. My grandma from Liberia been eating fufu with cassava leaf, but mostly with rice. But you should try fufu with cassava leaf, it's good.
I was born and raised in Liberia and I tell you some here eat cassava leafs soup with lots of things including fufu.
I swear I'm from Liberia❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
Enjoy 😉
Eh mehn we eat it with rice 🤦🏽♀️
You are mistaken Liberians with Nigerians. They eat swallow or fufu to almost every sauce. Liberian ate mostly rice to those sauces you are talking about. The name Swallow comes from Nigeria,
YES IVE TRIED LIBERIAN FOOD, ITS BUSSIN
Im African and its called fufu and the cassava leaves we call it pondu
A lot of Liberians usually eat fufu with soup and a spoon.
That’s in public 😂😂
@@rodizzo247 nope even in private because thats how i grew up
@@gemjewelle2687 girl please .. 🙄
@@rodizzo247 girl please what? You think everyone does the same things? 🙄🙄
@@rodizzo247 as another Liberian yes I eat with a spoon. My fav soup is actually cassava leaf as shown in the video, the only thing is that me and my family don’t really eat it with fufu. Instead, we eat it with rice (10x better and SOOO good) whenever my mom makes some, me and my slibling be rushing to get some fresh from the pot 😂
As A Liberian we don't eat Fufu with cassava leaves
That is not true. We dont only like or eat palm oil and peppers. Also we dont only eat fufu that is swallowed, our main dish is rice. Also we eat a lot of food like cabbage, collard greens, jollof rice etc. Please get your facts straight and don' t base one visit or one or two meals as our entire diet meals
mmm when you mention jollof rice I had to comment bc it’s js so good
Da who gave this man cassava leaf with fufu? Coh here lemme slap u 😅
RIGHT LMAO THIS REMINDS ME OF THE CIVIL WAR AND CERTAIN COUNTRIES IN AFRICA CAN SWALLOW FUFU WTH CASSAVA LEAVES THO BUT WE LIBERIAN DON'T SWALLOW FUFU WITH CASSAVA LEAVES
Lol 😂
Why I read tht in Liberian accent . My husband is Liberian 😂😂😂😂😂😂
Don't forget peanut butter
The food look delicious.
I'm Liberian, I lived in America for over 30 years. I just moved back home and no we do not eat cassava leaf with fufu. 😂😂 it's a lie. We eat fufu with soup or okra or palm butter 😊😊
In Iberian
We don't eat cassava with fufu, you eat it with rice.
you can eat it with both, it doesnt matter
stop lying Liberia food is not pepper and palm oil
You don’t eat cassava leaves with fufu.
You can eat with what ever you like, it doesnt matter
What 😮😅 Cassava Leaf don’t go with fufu please 😅 Try Rice next time!
It’s ok… new technique 😂
Don't chew a swallow