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- “I just want to exclaim now that I'm quite embarrassed and whakamā about my non-Māori tastebuds and palate that I have.”
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Kai o Nehe is a new mini-series where rangatahi Māori try the delicacies of their ancestors.
Up first is tītī, also known as muttonbird. It’s a delicacy from the deep south of Aotearoa that has been harvested and enjoyed by tīpuna for hundreds of years.
These days iwi from Rakiura (Stewart Island) have the sole right to harvest tītī from the islands around that area.
For a long time kuia and koroua have enjoyed and devoured some pretty interesting delicacies across the country.
But do we still hold them in such high esteem today?
And can rangatahi in the 21st century hack the full on flavours of traditional kai?
This is part of our reo Māori series, Ohinga, created by Mahi Tahi Media, with funding from Te Māngai Pāho.
Stay tuned for a new episode every week.
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I love Tītī- delicious, especially cooked with garlic butter.
never stop these videos
Where do these kids come from? Lol we never openly said yuck about kai unless you wanted to starve
Ahh so sad for these Rangitahi🤦 I just discovered titi a couple of years ago - MY FAVOURITE! Pay whatever they ask it’s DELICIOUS 😋 BUT - if you don’t like crispy fat on mutton roasts and fatty well toasted lamb chops then muttonbirds are not for you 😂 fresh unsalted birds in the pressure cooker 20mins in salted water then sprinkled with salt (be generous) and grilled on the bbq until the fat is crispy 🥳 I celebrate that little birds life with ever savoured mouthful - no one ever feels that way about chicken 🙄
What about long pig?
Homai ki ahau, kaua koutou e moumou kai!
I love pig trotters pig head, bacon bone , muttonbirds was normal growing up we eat it in a boil up with puha I remember as a kid munching it too salty for me I dont really like it .but it was either that or nothing and I was hungry .it has a metallic taste really salty aswell. If I was starving yes I would eat it..other than that ka ore
Kei te pai, i kai oku tupuna i te poroka me te ngata kaore au e kai i era. Ka mahi koe me te whakahīhī hei rangatahi Maori.
I would love to try these foods
Have you tried Muttonbird yet?
Welcome to our fast food generation 🤣
Aye ? It's yum az haha
Men don't even supposed to catch the muttonbirds unless they have to the woman catch them and the men work them, that's what I heard back when there were more of them.
Straight up I love my Maori Kai but muttonbirds too salty for me
Hink these kids had too much maccas and burger king, to appreciate the subtle more reflective nuances of our ancestral cuisine,this was not food you could pop down the shop and pick up ,to enjoy this food you had too work for it ,you had to hunt it down kill and process it, prepare it for the table ,pray over then eat ,you were taught about tapu regarding the hunt like not taking pregnant females or only taking what you need ,and the karakia to tangaroa,or tane mahuta for what we have taken ,,,,,any way guys i wanna see your dreaction to koura mara and not the one in coconut milk either,,the one in a buried bag for a week then shaken contents in a bowl with lemon juice ,onion ,green chilli and salt /pepper
Better than kfc BRO stright up
Whoever cooked that screwed it up 😄
There using for muttonbird 🙂
pleased ya dont like it all the more for me delicious with water cress late season birds are the best
Give big mamma some kfc
4 🙃
Titi 😛
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