HOW TO MAKE CASSAVA FLOUR AT HOME WITH JUST ONE INGREDIENT 2 EASY WAYS | YUCA FLOUR
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- Make your Cassava Flour in the comfort of your own home, knowing exactly what is in it Cassava 🥰please Enjoy
Ingredients:
Cassava
Plantain Flour Recipe 👉🏽
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Your voice sounds 🌷so nice on the voice over. You always give good tips and multiple ways of prepping. Good to remove the string from the middle. I like your green chopping board and dehydrator. Watching in full. I like your non waste ethic. Me2 i strive for that.
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thanks so much sir
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I grew cassava for the first time this year in south Texas and now I'm going to make cassava flour thanks to your wonderful video! Thank you!!! 💞
Can I get some tuber to grow, I'm in Texas too
@@josephmacarthy5350 Yes you can!
This Video Was A Blesssssssing! CONGRATULATIONS on your harvest. Hopefully I will be able to grow some within the year & will get that amazing GLUTEN FREE TENDER WONDERFUL BAKED GOODS FLOUR!
Waoooh, that's so good
@@josephmacarthy5350 you don't grow the tubers, but the stem.
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Thank you for the tip about removing the woody middle of the cassava root. I grew my first root off a damaged plant and wondered why it was a bit woody. I like that you showed many variations to get to the flour that is a great one for needing to eat gluten free.
I like the grating option. Looks like that will dry easily in my circumstance. What a gift the sun is 🌞. I’ll have to do this in summer.
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Yay! Thank you! Excited to try to do it myself.
I love it
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This is great! Thanks for sharing.
On point waaa
From the Caribbean & years eating Yuca but never crossed my mind to make Flour! A Ghana Lady had to teach me. The Taino Indians used pounding board to make Yuca as fine as posible. Thank You!
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Wow.........perfectly made.
This is very useful and will try
Just wat I wanted to learn
Wow,homemade cassava flour. This is great. Thanks👌
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Sweet indeed
Thank you for teaching me
Love you madam, always going straight to the point without wasting time
Wonder instructional video 😁
Very nice video informative thanks for sharing ill try to make this recepe
Just made this yesterday. Your instructions were spot on. It came out great, thank you!!
It’s a must try 😍😍
Didn't realize it was that easy to make. I dug up some cassavas yesterday so will give it a first try making the flour this weekend.
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Hey 👋 beautiful chef thank you 🙏 am definitely going to try it. Blessings to you and family.
Am so grateful I have a Ganyo ny3mi out there bringing us these amazing recipes to make cooking easier and fun. Sweet Adjeley hemor two ✌
Thank you, it looks like I will have a big yuca harvest this year. This will help me store it long term.
Thank you so much for this simple process Maam. I appreciate
Thanks so much for explaining and demonstrating these processes .. I'm bold over impressed .
Also , you have the loveliest, soothing voice 😊..
Wow very interesting video
Thank you for your very good explanation for how to process cassava flour with a simple way
This is just excellent. The tutorial has just saved me a lot of tedious processes. Thank you so much.
Thanks chef
Great video , thank you
when sweet gives tips, omal3, always on point
Always on point SWEET, how I wish I had this your dehydrator at home to make life easier👩🍳🥰🤗
Well-done sweet Adjeley. You av really inspired me so much I must say that m always watching your videos. You have really helped me in my home organization which makes things easier
Besutiful voice and amazing video's. You are a great inspiration. Thank you lovely lady. Glory to God for your talent.
I love the grating method sweet,
The crunchy sound when you are adding it to the blender shows it’s completely dried.
Look at the beautiful flour,homemade is the best
Thanks for showing us sweetie
I grew Cassava and harvested some today... I am so excited to try making flour from it. Thanks for this wonderful video.
Thank you sweet for the tips!
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Wow you are so skilled, I feel bad I don't know how to do anything. Wish I lived near you to learn from you. Good job for making life easy for us abroad
Thanks a lot my dear sister.
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Good job. Great content as always👌
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I love cassava specialty cook it with sweet like for dessert@
You are a good teacher thank u for sharing
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This is called 'alibo' in Nigeria. I love this process. Nice 1
Thank you so much for your videos... I just learned about fufu flour (cassava + plantain) from Chef Chef Kwame Onwuachi wonderful cookbooks.
One of my top foodie guru🙏
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U people are making abroad peoples life easy paa oo. I don't think dey will miss home with all des cooking tips and tutorials. Chale ofee f33✌️
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Wow my mentor this is great I like the way you prepare the cassava flour.
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Thenk you soo much Ma'am
God bless you ma
Thank you very much Sweet Adjeley :-) I thoroughly enjoyed watching every minute. Love that you show different methods and particulalry the blended fresh method! Your voice is sweet to listen to, and you explain everything very well, keeping it all so much more interesting.
...I thank God for cassava root, and the gift of your teaching and sharing in making cassava flour.
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Homemade is always the best, the both methods turned out perfect.love the smoothness good job sweet 👍❤
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Of course I enjoyed watching n learning. Hemor 2
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All the way from (Puerto Rico) via Boston, Massachusetts USA I send a thank you for posting this Informative and great video on Yuca root flour.
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Happy Wednesday sweet adjeley sis I am watching the video now love you sis
I love this, I'm from Uganda and from my part of the country, cassava flour is our staple food and how we prepare it is different, we peel the cover off, put the cassava under the sun for a few hours, put them in the house and totally cover them so they can take a few days to ferment, then we wash them, pound them and put under the sun to dry for days and after than grind, it takes days but it's worth the wait, that's what we grew up eating and i love it
We do that in some parts of Ghana as well
Why do you ferment it? Does it taste better? What is the difference ?
@norakat The part of Uganda where i come from, we mostly grow bitter cassava for this, we grow sweet one as well but not for this purpose so the reason why it has to ferment is reduce the cynide content to acceptable limits and also eliminate food borne pathogens making it safe for human consumption.
@@charityopika3429 - Thats interesting. Why would you intentionally grow bitter cassava when you can grow sweet ones? Do they look the same? I purchased cassava that was bitter before, maybe it was the bitter variety.
@@norakat I don't know why my people chose to grow the bitter variety. But that's just it from the time I was a little girl. But personally I don't like the taste of sweet cassava unless I boil it and eat with any soup
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Well done thanks for sharing from Chef Selwyn James Esquire in Antigua and Barbuda
My husband will always say go and see Sweet Adjeley and learn how she does every possible thing not to waste anything. It is still another great tutorial that resonates with your knowledge of African kitchen traditions. The result is that you know what you eat, that it is original cassava. Good one, the one, and only Continental food Madam.
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Thank you Sweet Adjeley, for sharing this knowledge. Your Chanel is a very interesting one. Could you also share with us how and what to use casava flour for?
This is so smooth and parfect I love this cassava Flour 👍
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We grew up in Guyana loving cassava... I love cassava flour too... jus make some roti wit it too ... 👍👍🇬🇾🇬🇾🇺🇸🇺🇸😊 ... jus subbed on your tomato sauce vid ... very nice and simple recipes...
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Wow this is so amazing I think I will go with the second method which is using the grater, and prepping it was just 👌
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There's always easy recipe on this channel all the time.
This is very helpful. Didn't know the frozen one can be used.
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Nice!
Thanks for this.
Please a link for both the dehydrator and the blender.
Thanks
Now, you have to make fufu, mrs. Sweet...,you have talent. Thank you! 👍
Its very unique not everyone would take the time to make it 👏👏👏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏
This is true.
in Jamaica, we used the starch from the cassava to iron out clothes . Good job, 👍
We do the same in Ghana 😂lol
Thank you 👍