My step-dad from Chuuk Micronesia loves this stuff. Living in the U.S he would go buy some from the local Asian Market (it was the only way to get some) and come home it eat it with limed sardine, RIP old man.
That's what we call in the Cook Islands "Kuru papa" with coconut cream..my nana used to make this & I can make this too. It's absolutely delicious. Meitaki ranuinui ete oa Tahiti..
I like to combine mine in Cambodian chicken curry or Indian curry.The women in the house think i'm crazy,but what do they know ? I chased all the women out the kitchen,when i prepare breadfruit.....;))))
I remember this from my childhood every summer vacation to Puerto Rico 🇵🇷. At my gramas house she has many of those trees. They would fall al the time..sometimes wed eat yhe fried or boiled and mashed. We call the Pana or Panapen.❤
Great video ....Breadfruit prepared by an old time master...this is the best way to cook breadfruit, for sure! Just made some this way....so ono!! Aloha from Hawaii!
Wow thank you for sharing, so much learned, with almost no words needed! Mahalo for sharing this beautiful traditional way of cooking 🙏🏽 Cooking one uku on the fire tonight for the family!
Breadfruit and Jackfruit are not the same. Jackfruit is much larger and more, fruity, that is tends to be sweet more like traditional fruits. Breadfruit, when mature is a starchy staple carbohydrate food that when mature, not green, can substitute for potatoes or rice, but often has a more pleasing flavor of its own. You can fin fit in markets where Polynesian or Caribbean Islanders go. Often in places like New York or parts of the LA area. Also in Hawaii and the Pacific islands and the Caribbean, of course
@@sharoncosgrove5392 lol you mean Hawaiki which is today Raiatea, kānaka maoli know they came from Marquesas islands and before that Tahiti also called Kahiki by them. Maori know about Raiatea, look up the story of Tupaia. Only americans think they are the center of the universe x)
I LOVE Breadfruit with some green banana and fish...hmmmm. In the Caribbean we roast it like the Tahitians do. Other methods of cooking include frying or boiling it for soup or serve it with "hard food".
W/ no garden nor BBQ, we cook it on the oven burner. Just turn it over from time to time so that it is cooked evenly. Newspaper to replace leaves and a fork to peeled off the skin. Enjoy w/ coconut milk :D!
So are the letters R and T interchangeable with L and K, respectively, in Tahitian language? I noticed her name is Luka (Ruta) yet most Tahitian will say they don’t use L or K in their alphabet
I thought you ate Breadfruit by baking it in an oven, then slicing off a piece and spreading butter on it. Oh wait...just kidding. It's amazing that the HMS Bounty sailed thousands of miles to gather Breadfruit plants to take back to England, only to eventually find out that Breadfruit plants would die in the frigid cold of British winter's. Oh well, as a result, an island was inhabited by the Bounty's mutineers... Pitcairn Island. Fletcher Christian's descendents still live there today. It's on my bucket list to eat Breadfruit.
@@1coachdaddy -- You just cleared up an issue I have wondered about since I heard the story of the Bounty. I too thought the breadfruit plants were to be taken to England, and I couldn't understand how they could survive the climate there. Thanks.
well jack fruit and bread fruit are two different things but anyway I'm not sure I just wait and hope a friend or relative who comes from Jamaica brings some. It is hard to find here while there it grows in your front yard.
gross. wouldn't it be easier to cut/peel the skin, and then boil or roast it? this looks way too difficult and messy, and it probably tastes smoky and burnt hello, cooking techniques have improved in the last 1000 years. get with the times!
My step-dad from Chuuk Micronesia loves this stuff. Living in the U.S he would go buy some from the local Asian Market (it was the only way to get some) and come home it eat it with limed sardine, RIP old man.
That's what we call in the Cook Islands "Kuru papa" with coconut cream..my nana used to make this & I can make this too. It's absolutely delicious. Meitaki ranuinui ete oa Tahiti..
Beautiful share, Love your video, lk
There's nothing like mama's home cooking !!!
Thanks, I have to agree, this way was delicious! I shot this video, and got to eat some as well. Mahalo for you comment!
Very cleanly done
Island life seem to be the same all over we do roast breadfruit here in the Caribbean
All she needs is some ackee and saltfish to go with that and we're home clear (lol).............
Cut the breadfruit into wedges and then fry it. You can even make a chips by frying thinly sliced breadfruit.
I like to combine mine in Cambodian chicken curry or Indian curry.The women in the house think i'm crazy,but what do they know ? I chased all the women out the kitchen,when i prepare breadfruit.....;))))
I really dream of life on the island , I have always lived on the mainland and have never been to Islands
@@taibazi come do a Caribbean tour...each island similar, each unique....after CoVid
I remember this from my childhood every summer vacation to Puerto Rico 🇵🇷. At my gramas house she has many of those trees. They would fall al the time..sometimes wed eat yhe fried or boiled and mashed. We call the Pana or Panapen.❤
Tip the breadfruit on some fresh coconut milk. That is something I missed living back in the island! Vinaka
This is food from heaven , you cookem up like this and serve it on the side with some bbq fish or fried fish it’s game ova
Captain Cook brought the breadfruit plant from Tahiti to Jamaica. Thanks for the video.
Great video ....Breadfruit prepared by an old time master...this is the best way to cook breadfruit, for sure! Just made some this way....so ono!!
Aloha from Hawaii!
One of my favorite foods. Roast breadfruit with Ackee and Saltfish ❤
That was beautiful. Thank you.
Wow thank you for sharing, so much learned, with almost no words needed! Mahalo for sharing this beautiful traditional way of cooking 🙏🏽 Cooking one uku on the fire tonight for the family!
She's done that once or twice before! Only thing wrong is I can't eat it.
that was amazing.
Watch Aunty arms, nuh. You know whatever she cooks is a delight! Good job, my girl!
I love eating this stuff ...In the Cook Islands we call it "Kuru Papa" & its delicious kia manuia!
My favorite food in Tonga - breadfruit
Not really a fan of breadfruit but it's delicious done this way. Goes very well with BBQ'd fish or corned beef.
Breadfruit and Jackfruit are not the same. Jackfruit is much larger and more, fruity, that is tends to be sweet more like traditional fruits. Breadfruit, when mature is a starchy staple carbohydrate food that when mature, not green, can substitute for potatoes or rice, but often has a more pleasing flavor of its own. You can fin fit in markets where Polynesian or Caribbean Islanders go. Often in places like New York or parts of the LA area. Also in Hawaii and the Pacific islands and the Caribbean, of course
Thanks from the Big Island of Hawai’i
Bravo et merci beaucoup pour le partager avec nous
Expert!...I am awed!
Looks delicious, I got my first breadfruit today and looking for idea. Thanks
I like ripe yellow heart breadfruit
I wonder how it tastes. I want to try some!
Gostei do vídeo,
Estou procurando uma receita
Yes this is da way a real kanaka ho'ulu!!!
wHATS WRONG WITH HER WAY OF COOKING ITS LOOK DELIS ,THERE ARE SO MANY WAYS OF COOKING THE BREADFRUIT ,N SHE SHOWS HOW WE DO IN THE PACIFIC ISLANDERS ,
Miss breadfruit usually will throw them on top of the hot rocks and cover it with banana leaves that's how we micros cook it yummy
In the Philippines, it is sliced thin n cooked until crispy and served with coconut syrup. Delicious!
Ohh to be on an island eating breadfruit right now
Thanks
Kia Ora,from Aotearoa.You guys are the French Maoris.Some of the first Maori came from Tahiti.
they all originated from Hawaii and shifted to other islands. NZ was the last stop.
Sharon Cosgrove 😂 try again. I don’t know why Hawaiians thinks that 🤦🏽♂️
Maori and Hawaiians are from various islands in central Polynesia.
@@sharoncosgrove5392 lol you mean Hawaiki which is today Raiatea, kānaka maoli know they came from Marquesas islands and before that Tahiti also called Kahiki by them. Maori know about Raiatea, look up the story of Tupaia.
Only americans think they are the center of the universe x)
remind me when i was on my island in chuuk
Awesome vid thanks for sharing :)
We make this too, but we bound and add coconut cream. Wou so delicious
They roast their breadfruit similar to how jamaicans do 👌🏽
Why does she tap the breadfruit immediately before placing on the fire?
I LOVE Breadfruit with some green banana and fish...hmmmm. In the Caribbean we roast it like the Tahitians do. Other methods of cooking include frying or boiling it for soup or serve it with "hard food".
I love breadfruit better than bread
This is my favorite food. Here in Philippines we make Breadfruit Candy.. so delicious..
Queen Ladivah what tagalog name for breadfruit
POWERFUL🎈🎈🎈🎈🎈 AMAZING⚘ BREAD FRUITS NICE THANKS FOR YOUR TIME AND SHARING YOUR GIFT. ● BROWN FAMILY DAPHNE COTTON.💜
We made it Arthur we made it.
It is roasted the same say in Jamaica...love me some breadfruit
The breadfruits in Jamaica and the Caribbeanwere descended from ones brought over from Tahitia
Easy carbohydrate source. Once europians tried to grow the plant for easy food source for their labours but dont know why that was not a success
W/ no garden nor BBQ, we cook it on the oven burner. Just turn it over from time to time so that it is cooked evenly. Newspaper to replace leaves and a fork to peeled off the skin. Enjoy w/ coconut milk :D!
so hungry
Nice. Hoouuu Aunty get 'em haha.
കടച്ചക്ക ചുട്ടു തിന്നുന്ന വിദ്യ... താഹിതി കാരുടെ ബുദ്ധി കൊള്ളാം..
aloha kakou ❤
mmmmm I want some....I bread fruit
@seanbritish
It softens it and gives it a nice texture. We have only seen this in Tahiti, but a may be done elsewhere.
In the Caribbean, we cook breadfruit like this as well....everything is exactly the method of preparation
Look ma no oven mit
Uuummmmmm... C'est bon le uru!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!:-D
It looks like it has the texture of somewhere between a banana and a potato, but what does a cooked breadfruit taste like?
***** It tastes somewhat like yucca (cassava) and also slightly like artichoke hearts. It's hard to describe the flavor!
heavenly
It tastes like a baked potato to me
Have some faith.
Found the rdr comment
So are the letters R and T interchangeable with L and K, respectively, in Tahitian language? I noticed her name is Luka (Ruta) yet most Tahitian will say they don’t use L or K in their alphabet
Now that's a woman.
kaikai meitaki te kuru from Cook Islands
E e e e ma`a maita`i te `uru
Ia tunu ia ama
Pahi te pa`a
Ia u`au`a
Ta`iri`iri e
`Iriti te hune e `ai te i`o!
I thought you ate Breadfruit by baking it in an oven, then slicing off a piece and spreading butter on it. Oh wait...just kidding. It's amazing that the HMS Bounty sailed thousands of miles to gather Breadfruit plants to take back to England, only to eventually find out that Breadfruit plants would die in the frigid cold of British winter's. Oh well, as a result, an island was inhabited by the Bounty's mutineers... Pitcairn Island. Fletcher Christian's descendents still live there today. It's on my bucket list to eat Breadfruit.
The were not taking them back to England….they were cheap food for the slaves in The Caribbean
@@1coachdaddy -- You just cleared up an issue I have wondered about since I heard the story of the Bounty. I too thought the breadfruit plants were to be taken to England, and I couldn't understand how they could survive the climate there. Thanks.
@@Dr.Pepper001 if I recall correctly some WERE brought to England (a handful) and raised in the royal garden…
why just not eat it fresh
why does she has to beat it with a stick
Do i have to go to Tahiti to try the breadfruit ? Where the hell in America can i get it ? I want to taste it.......
Qu' est ce que c'est?
If you live in the New York area you can buy it at any Korean market.
well jack fruit and bread fruit are two different things but anyway I'm not sure I just wait and hope a friend or relative who comes from Jamaica brings some. It is hard to find here while there it grows in your front yard.
ផ្លែសាកេជាខ្មែរ?
Jackfruit is sweet.. Breadfruit is not
maururu ruta de la par de maurice tamata qui vie en amerique.
Grapefruit is on
Doese it taste like potatoes ?
ah ha!
le coq corico srok khmer merci
***** It tastes better than potatoes.. i love breadfruit coz yu can have it without any meat.
കേരളത്തിൽ വറുത്തരച്ച കറി, തോരൻ കറി ആയിട്ടും ഉണ്ടാക്കും. ചുട്ടു തിന്നാറില്ല. മലയാളം അറിയാവുന്നവർ താഹിതി യിൽ ഉണ്ടെങ്കിൽ പറഞ്ഞു കൊടുക്കുമല്ലോ
Hilo po god pm po visit po bhay ninyo? Visit din po support Mechanic Channel tv po.
gross. wouldn't it be easier to cut/peel the skin, and then boil or roast it? this looks way too difficult and messy, and it probably tastes smoky and burnt hello, cooking techniques have improved in the last 1000 years. get with the times!
you are an idiot
you are an idiot
you are an idiot
That is not how it is done in the tropic or were I'm from, the Caribbean
Justin is correct, you are an IDIOT!