Making OIL DOWN The NATIONAL DISH of Grenada 🇬🇩
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With another adventure in Grenada ahead of me, it was time to finally dive into the national dish, oil down! Come with me and learn about this incredible local delicacy!
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Oil down is a Caribbean stew that contains salted meat, dumplings, and fresh vegetables in a coconut milk broth with lots of herbs and spices. Chicken wings, pig tails, breadfruit, okra, carrots, green sauce, pumpkin, spinach, and green bananas are among the most popular ingredients used. It’s a flavor bomb in your mouth!
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TRUE BLUE BAY BOUTIQUE HOTEL: At my hotel, I got to see how they make oil down. Our cook prepared all of the ingredients (breadfruit, lemon juice, green bananas, chicken, saltfish, peppers, onions, carrots, green onions, squash, greens, cauliflower, dumplings, and coconut milk with saffron) and put them in a huge pot. He let them cook for 45 minutes and we had oil down! I also enjoyed a beer in paradise, went for a swim, and took a quick tour of the property!
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This is Home! Thanks for showcasing.We are sooo passionate and protective about our Grenada 🇬🇩. ❤
Of course! ❤ 🇬🇩 😊
That’s my little brother, we have the same father! I have been looking for him since I left Grenada. I pray that you see this comment. Your sister teeny .
We are so proud of him. Hope you guys are reunited soon.
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Just a heads-up in Grenada they call tumeric saffron.
Thanks for this heads up was really fretting about getting saffron
We call turmeric Saffron in Grenada
As a grenadian I'm really happy that you liked the oil down Especially in 1 of the nicest places in grenada!!!
Correction:Grenada doesn't grow or has saffron. Tumeric is what Grenadians often call saffron;however, the latter is a different spice.
Tumeric is not saffron!!;
In Barbados we cut closer to the heart of the breadfruit to get more of the meat. But this looks delicious though 🤗
Same here in Trinidad & Tobago.
Place is really so peaceful...natural surroundings....and I liked that you assisted the chef ...he knows how to do a good oil down...all the layering of ingredients and most of all saw that you really enjoyed this dish and Nate too . As always Thanks David and Nate ...be safe to you both. Peace.
Oh this place is epic! ❤
Us
Man you wasted the breadfruit.
Never 😊
I'm Grenadian and when visitors enjoy our oildown it makes me very happy because we are passionate about our national dish it's the best ever
One interesting thing about Oil Down is that it tastes best as a day old left-over food. Something about letting it sit in the fridge overnight just really brings out the flavors more.
The place looks lovely. I never knew oil down was the national dish. The love and pride that goes into making it. I never saw it with a mixture of meats and fish. Looks so good. Yes learn the cooking skils David for the Resturant in the future. You can call it " A taste of the world "😊💕 many blessings 💕
This food looks sooooo good, I wish I had some right now. I wouldn't eat the strange meats, but the chicken and salt fish looked amazing. This food looked so good, I sure wish I had some right now. Um um um. Yum yummy yum !
Yes this food is out of this world! I would like to do something bigger like 10 oil downs competition 😂
@@Davidsbeenhere Yeah, that's a GOOD idea, very good. I really wish I could have some of that gentleman's oil down run down. Do best pelau, roti, pepper pot, black sausage, conchs, west indian/Caribbean chicken soup, goat water/mannish water, ox tails, steamed fish, rice and peas, stewed chicken, patties, fish water/fish tea, ducana/blue drawers and salt fish, rum cake/fruit cake, chicken foot souse, stewed fish, stewed chicken, ...........😊😁😊😁😊😁🤭😆☺️😊😁👍
@@Davidsbeenhere What's your favorite cuisine/foods by the way ?
Hey David. Happy Saturday. Oil down is something I’ve never heard of til you. Have had individual ingredients such as Callaloo which I love. Could never acquire a test for breadfruit. Lots of provisions. Well seasoned chicken. 🧅🥕cabbage , salt fish, cauliflower, squash, sweet peppers, saffron 🥥🥛, dumplings my fav. Can already taste and smell it. 😋. Compact pot. Wow. You roll the dumplings well David. The finished product looks amazing. Wow. You went for seconds and the pot is almost empty. David I was thinking the same. Want rice or naan. Or even Roti for me. Nice villa. The bathroom is huge. Oh. Look at upstairs. Kitchen, living room, pool. Nice. This is what we like. To try the native island food cooked by islanders. Not bougie restaurants. Thanks so much. See you next video.
I am a born Trinidadian with Grenadian roots. My dad was from Grenada. He died 2 years ago. I miss his Oil Downs every January he used to make for us on his birthday.
Im sure the final product taste good but i cannot watch any further i cannotstand seeing people peel breadfruit they are sowasteful itsrepulsive smh 2:08
Hello David I really enjoyed your vlogs especially the ones of my home country Grenada 🇬🇩. And Trinidad and Tobago
.continue to showcase the beauty of the Caribbean Islands and the world. ❤
God have mercy I just had oil down. My friend mother is visiting from Grenada. And I can tell you its beautiful
Grenada is the bomb.. grenade! That salt fish looked super scrumptious
David, thanks for another great video. Now I know where my next trip is going to be. That Oil down looked fantastic 😊
Yes this is safe clean and 🤤 food country! ❤ 🇬🇩
@@Davidsbeenhere ok good 😊
Safron is our local name for Tumeric, this is not the expensive safron.
Wasting the breadfruit.
Yummy food, the people there seemed, relaxed and place looked peaceful.
🇹🇹🖤🍹love my Caribbean Citizens😎strong man food😌
Thanks for coming to Grenada. The only thing i think you could have explored the island more. There is so many more adventures on island❤❤❤❤
Happy Saturday David. That oildown looked so delicious and I would say, to a point, a healthy dish with all those veggies, chicken, salted fish (I would have put the salted fish in it about 15 minutes before it's finished cooking so that it doesn't dissolve and that way you would get chunks of it). The green figs and dasheen leaves so rich in iron. Did you notice that the lemon on the islands is different to what we get in North America, and washing the green fig and breadfruit with the lemon stops them from oxidizing because they are also rich in iron. Love your dumplings, called 'spinners' in Jamaica. That resort is beautiful, from the villa, to the beach, the pool and just the surroundings alone seemed like such a calm and relaxing place. You and Nathan couldn't have picked a nicer place to stay. The islands, oh the islands, take me away 🤗. Well done. Can't wait to see the next video. 🙏✌️💕🇹🇹🇨🇦
Oh so good! ❤❤❤❤❤
@@Davidsbeenhere hope you and your family are enjoying the weekend. Don't do anything I wouldn't do, but then again, you would do things that I wouldn't do.😂😂😂 🙏✌️🥰🇹🇹🇨🇦
That's my next Holiday destination ..Luxury in Paradise ..100%
he wasting the bread fruit
If you don't have salt fish, u can use talapia& Old Bay Seasoning to uncorked the fish taste. But believe belize, it's not the same as the chef we just witnessed😂😂 I tried mi best to keep up with him, he's very swift& knowledge of "Oil Down" something you can't do bi watching. learn over night; this takes YEARS of skillz😂😂. May Good almighty JAH BLESS ALL until Jesus Christ of Nazareth come back. AMEN😊
Hey David, I love your tour in Grenada the food the culture the spices it’s beautiful water. I have a question for you. Where is your wife? I haven’t seen your wife. I haven’t seen you Wearing your ring 😊are you still married?you have too many beautiful ladies around is your wife not jealous? just ask him❤❤❤I am married 42 years and I would be jealous.one love..Jamaica
Good morning you doing a great job ❤❤❤
Appreciate you! ❤
In Trinidad we make oil down with pig tail
Grenadian's do that as well, I was a little disappointed there was no pig tail, It takes it up a knotch.
@@veronchapman6415not all Grenadian eat pork
Oil Down is dish that goes back to the plantation days( slavery) my grand parent use to make it for cook out, it was made mainly a mix of vegables and left over meats with wild meat, the main things are breadfruit, pork/ham/chicken/coconut water and dumplings with wild of spicies etc, all cooked to make of stew, This was food for working people with plenty vegatables and some meats/fish for flavouring
I'm a british Grenadian man who's never had oil down cha I'm oil down this weekend
And when.ihave enough money I'm going back.home.
Very different from trini oil down ! Would love to try it one day.❤ but we dont produce actual saffron strands from the flowers in the caribbean.. its Tumeric but its labelled as saffron powder because of the colour.
It is Grenadians who took their culture to Trinidad so basically it is a Grenadian dish.
I believe what’s made in Trinidad is actually called run down and metemgee. I’m assuming since Grenada and Trinidad are so close and a lot of Trinidadians have Grenadian relatives the name oil down stuck. Both are delicious meals though.
@@92spice18 well run down is a Jamaica thing without tumeric.
Plus trinidadians do not Grenadians relatives. It was Grenadians who went to Trinidad after www to built this country. Before them were Creoles the indigenous people aka Taino Arawak. And then escaped slaves from Haiti who were Creoles themselves and from other Caribbean islands when the British fought the French in the 1700 for the islands.
So when you hear Negroes they came from Grenada after wwww. When you hear maroons and black Caribs they came from Jamaica and St Vincent and other islands and Creoles are basically the inhabitants and slaves who fled with their masters during British invasion.
Only one word..incredible👌👌👌
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My wife's family makes oildown with pork instead of chicken and no cauliflower, carrots or cabbage. I want some of theirs right now!
Great food but all Styrofoam containers and plastic utensils should have been banned in the Caribbean decades ago.
Watching from the British virgin Islands am missing all that good oil down.
You need to get some! Also I hope to get down to the Virgin Islands someday soon! Have a great weekend!
You will love it down here.
This looks like a wonderful tasty Carribean dish, with a lot of great cultural island ingredients salt fish, chicken, bread fruit, green bananas, dumplings, onions, peppers, etc.etc. I think the name of the dish should be changed to "Carabou, Coconut milk boil down dish". This way everyone can understand that oil down is a very wonderful combination of Caribbean Cultural ingredients.
Respectfully Robert
No disrespect but NO
Not jamaican,we dont know that oil down meal
Absolutely not! It's OUR national dish so we'll name it whatever WE like.
It would probaby be a great ital pot if it wouldn't have the carcasses added to it. ;)
You can do it meat free if you choose to.
Grenada is beautiful .That Oil.DOWN.LOOKS DELICIOUS. THE PEOPLE ARE SO CALM AND FRIENDLY NICE VIDEO 😊❤
Honestly beautiful here join me
Shavorn you dig out All the breadfruit with the gut lol but your oil down looks really good
FYI you are using turmeric and calling it saffron!
I intend to go back there. Was there in 83 with the 82nd and smoked the Cuban Communists and got our American students out. Lovely people, but I had no time to enjoy. Grenadians, I wish you the best. Courtesy of the USA
You just go back 🇬🇩 ❤
@@Davidsbeenhere I get my good pension next year and will. If you ever get to South America, particularly Colombia, let me know. No info and fotos of me on the internet though (not a criminal or anything). I enjoy your videos
People in Grenada cook oil down in different unique style
oil down is the best in Grenada one love jab jab
We have no idea what that is in jamaica
Wonderfull view
And also the stew is tasty
So tasty 😋
Hello !! please know that the "callaloo" leaves and stem is "not" the same as the yardi calaloo aka (spiach) its Taro leaves or as we say in the lower carribean Dasheen bush...I love that you big up Trini for the place you loved breadfruit 👍👊
As always many thanks for your videos and sharing the shear yummiest of Grenada mmm .delicious
❤❤❤ appreciate you!
Can you tell me where this location is in Grenada
Wish i was there for a taste.will try this recipe. However there is a difference between saffron and tumeric
I love my Grenadian national dish oil
looks very yummmy...🙂😀😍😍😍❤❤❤🔥🔥🔥🍹🍾🥂🍽👍
You were not so happy with the chef being far from talkative..
Jajaja 😂 I tried to build the story pull it out of him 😊
@@Davidsbeenhere maybe he was shy or never had to do any cooking on video, or maybe he is a man of few words. 🤭
@@Davidsbeenhere So i was right feeling y'r struggle.. 😅 Keep building your channel man, Greetz from The Netherlands..
all that breadfruit u cut off
Yessir
Hi David , can please tell me the of this villa again please... Thanks in advance. We love from 🇹🇹
True blue bay resort, Grenada
thats a lemon
13:00 you leave him hanging there 😂
Your the best!!!
Man you ah waste the breadfruit
I love how you capture the culture
That knife sharp oui papa 😂
Good mouth watering food
In Haiti we call it bouillon
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Yes yes yes! ❤❤❤❤❤❤
Deliciousness 😋😋
All i can say is 🤤
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The best) 😊
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This is not breadfruit oil down; that vegetables soup?
Well this different big time.
This is oil down and it's authentic to grenada.
Move you bloodclaut from here vegetables soup in your mc not the nasty stir up soup you guys make and call oildown.
What do you mean vegetables soup? Did you saw a spoon somewhere. If you don't like people culture keep your comments to yourself!
@@jahbaribertrand4813 watch your language. We are not Jamaicans this is their culture not Grenadians. We are better than that!
WHAT THE HELL IS OILDOWN
Wen yuh let yuh OIL DOWN.😀😁😂🤣😄😄😅😆
You have to be Grenadian to know! It's our secret. Not to worry but it taste delicious.
With ah name like trinitodbone you should know
first time seeing only 5% breadfruit a oil down. I'll pass on this one
Move from here nah why everything allu have to make a problem.
You can put whatever you like? I just put breadfruit and dumplings, chicken and codfish or smoke herring. I don't put any vegetables in it.
Don't know who is this Spanish woman in or Indian mixed but Grenadian I don't think so.
@@jahbaribertrand4813lol ,I am from jamaica like your response we all do things differently.. well jamaica dont have oil down but it looks healthy
@shaunadillon9600 yes it is that's our national dish and one thing with me I respect every country national dish and would give it a try but it have some people who are downright disrespectful to others .
One thing that I notice is that the women are underrepresented in this piece. Women do most of the work in the world.
The man is the cook in this video
That's why he is the main focus
In Caribbean countries men are very involved in the cooking of large meals. Caribbean men can cook so well!
WTH are you talking bout
In Grenada, oildown is traditionally cooked by the men, and as this is a video on oildown, it stands to reason that it features men!
We need a clip of him washing his hands 🤲.. especially with the 💍 ring on patting down the greens and playing in the dough🤔🤔🤔..
Relax nah man
Who be dah coolie gul.😮
Did you notice you have Indian/coolie last name as well? So why call her coolie? I can see she is not Grenadian maybe citizenship by investment. Keith sold the country for blood money.