Gambian Moi Moi/Oleleh | Not Your Typical Moi Moi |My Thirty-Third Video | Dada's FoodCrave Kitchen
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- Hello everyone! Welcome to my channel. In this video i will be showing you how to make the perfect tastiest Moi Moi as we called it in Gambia Oleleh. All you need in this recipe are:
3 cups of black eye peas
Half eggplant
Half orange bell pepper
Half red bell pepper
salt to taste
Maggie cube i used 3
2 onions
1 habanero pepper
2 cans of mackerel
foil paper made into pocket shape
palm oil or vegetable oil
follow the recipe step by step you will make a perfect Moi Moi / Oleleh
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Ooh wow wow Dada’s, I just want to say thank you so much 😊 I learned a lot from you, I tried you cassava leaf 🍃 soup, puff puff, fish, jello rice 🍚 and more! Your recipe is the best and easy to follow , and now am trying the moi moi may God bless you! ❤🙏🙏🙏
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Wow. We make this in Sierra Leone by way of the Krio people who are resettlers from the Carribean of Nigerian ancestry.
This was the best Olele I've ever made. I've tried several recipes. This one by far is the best I have tasted!!!
Lovely oleleh, that looks yummy. Thanks for sharing
Thank you so much
I really do love the variety of dishes on your show.
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@@DadasFoodCraveKitchen oh am soooooo glad
Keep it up
My favourite. Thanks for sharing I try it
It is an african food with very nutritious,african food is the best🎉🎉🎉🎉
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Putting plastic over it is something I don’t do. Thanks for teaching us new things. It’s a very yummy snack I enjoy. Thanks for sharing💕
Thanks for the recipe.
Amazing!!!!!!!
In Guatemala we make tamles
This is awsome
You are welcome! I ate tamales because it's delicious. This almost tasted the same. Thanks for watching
That looks really good. My mom from the Caribbean made something like this called “Dunkin’s”. She used corn, cinnamon, Ginger and raisin. Wrapped in banana leaf and steam. We are family.
Terrific,mouth watering.
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Wow I just learned a new way to cook black eyes beans.
In cameroon, after blending the beans we add red oil, salt and pépé when is ready , you can eat it with boil banana, cassava, plantain, yam, coco.
Thanks for the receipe
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That’s one yummy Olele, would give it a try before end of Ramadan. Also great tips on how to clean off the skin of the beans, that’s life saving method. You’re the first Gambian I’ve come upon on TH-cam.. well done Janha x
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Alhamdulilah my first Gambian sister
Best moimoi I ever made! I used everything except the eggplant. It still turned out perfect.i also used safflower oil instead of palm oil.
That's awesome! Thanks for trying my recipe and thank you for watching. Appreciate it, enjoy
Dada I am from the Bahamas, living in the USA and I am going to make this for my family. Never had it, but I hope that they will like it. Ms. JJ
They will absolutely love it. Thank you for watching and let me know how it turned out for you. Appreciate it 🙏 💯
I love it ❤️
I love oleleh with bread and mayonnaise now I will prepare it myself
Great! I love olleleh with bread too. Let me know how it turned out for you. Thanks for watching
👏👏👏👏 you have no idea, I was looking for recipe how to make moi moi and I thought that it was complicated. I have been in America for 18 years but missed moi moi so badly. The last time I ate it was in high school in ndows Thank you so much for your channel.
You welcome! Anytime. Thanks for watching
Its really nice with bread. A lady call Lucy was always selling it around observer opposite laziza in Gambia. It was yummy.
It is very good with hot bread i use to bye at the fula coner store in Banjul. Thank you for watching my dear
Oh my I have to try this
Gambia and Nigeria are in uniform love it.
I like moi moi and this one looks delicious😋 well done👍
One of my favorite African dishes. Sits real close to fufu with okra soup to me ☺️
I am a Nigerian. This is the best Moi Moi recipe I have seen. There is only one problem, the foil. Foil emits aluminum particles that are unhealthy. In Nigeria, we have Moi Moi leaves, which is better.
I love your method and it's so rich . Worth trying . Nigeria method is different but wow I like your yummy out come. Well done.
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I love it❤❤❤
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Dada’s FoodCrav Kitchen Nice meet you. Thank you so much for sharing your recipe. Your food looks so Delicious. I love eggplant so I know I would love this❤️
Thank you! I hope you will try this recipe
Thanks.
Educative!
I have tried this method of cooking olele and it turns out great🙏 thank you for sharing the recipe
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Am Nigerian we have our way but I'll definitely try your stile
Thank you
Wow! Looks so good! I'm new to African cuisine. I'm always exploring new foods. Your instructions are very clear and I can't wait to try. Thank you for your channel. Sharing recipes is sharing culture! P.S. The tip on de-skinning the beans was great, and a new one for me.
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I love it very nice thanks
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This was very good cooking Dada! Thanks for sharing your recipe!
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Today is the first time of seeing a gambian TH-cam channel 🧡🧡🧡🧡🧡🧡🧡🧡
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Look very appetizing. I have had Moi Moi Nigerian style. Now I'm going to try it Oleleh Gambian style yours! Thank you for sharing!
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This one is special , and healthier ! Excellent Cook 🍳 👌 well done 👏
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This is exactly how my mom makes it, the only difference is she adds shrimp 💗
Yes dear i believe you can use anything you like as a filling in your olleleh/Moi Moi. I am glad you enjoyed the video. Thank you for watching
Dada’s FoodCrave Kitchen I agree, also thank you for uploading these videos. Being in college, I miss Gambian food so much and now I can make my own without calling my mom every second! 😄
Yessss! By the time your graduate from college and go back, your mom will not only be proud of you graduating she will also be proud that you can prepare all these different dishes too. Keep watching . So much is coming your way. I wish you all the best in college. Good luck! May God guide and protect you every step you make.
I'm going to add egg plant next time. Thanks it looks delicious 😊❤️👌
Marshalla
Masha allah,mother land afriqua,muslims in ghana the same name the the same method afriqa must unit ,and think fast hope all the best iinsh ALLAH
Thanks for being here and thank you for watching. Ameen🤲
I love ❤️ this just by itself Dada. Your cooking is mouth watering.
Thank you maimuna. Hope you will try this recipe
I love u so much mummy Dada i have learnt a lot from your channel and Masah Allah may Allah give u long life Amen....
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Omg Olele is my favorite gambian snack and always been since i first taste it!
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This is the best set of instructions that I have seen for a nice, moist oleh leh. Well done.
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Very rich moin moin
Nigeria and Gambia have a lot in common ❤️❤️. I must try this recipe
Yes you're right we do. Thanks for watching. I appreciate it and let me know how it turned out for you
It looks really nice. I can’t wait to try it out tomorrow 😋😋😋
Yes please do. Let me know how it turns out. Thanks for watching
This reminds me of making tamales that I just made for Christmas we wrap our Masa corn Masa with pork meat with chili and wrap in the corn Husk husk leaf that we soak in hot water first and then we steam it for about an hour inside a steamer this recipe looks good
Yes it almost looks and taste like tamales 🫔 you should give this one a try. You will not regret it. Thank you for watching. Appreciate it 🙏
I really like dis
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This is amazing. Not seen this method before. It looks so inviting and it a must try for me. It looks delicious. Thanks for sharing. From Chioma`s Kitchen
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Thank youuu! I’m gonna try and make this over the weekend insha’Allah
Awesome recipe! Didn't know one could add eggplant. I am going to try that tomorrow but I don't like canned fish. Like salmon to me is tasteless but I will broil some fish in my oven..wonder if shrimp would work too? I like experimenting!
Yes ofcourse shrimp will work perfectly fine. I sometimes add smoked Turkey. You can steam fish and add it too. Bonga fish or smoked catfish . Yes try it please and let me know.
Good cooking Dada😋👌👌♥️
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Hello you are really a great chef thanks for sharing these great recipes may God continue to bless you ,,you are great 👍🏽
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Going to Gambia this is on my list to try over there
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This looks very good! If you omit the fish it is vegetarian. Yum!
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Thanks for sharing, looks very appetising. I must give this recipe ago. My Grandmother used to make Olele.
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There is slight difference between the way we prepared ours in Nigeria and urs. We heat up the red palm oil before pouring into the beans paste.
I will advise that we heat up the palm oil to make the oil light before using it. We should remember that red oil is one of the main causes of high cholesterol that leads to blocked arteries and strokes
Noted! Thanks for watching
@@DadasFoodCraveKitchen it seems to me u are not happy with my comment with the exclamation mark at the end of ur "noted". I believe it's important to make u and others aware for health reasons.
thank God i just came across this channel. i follow a lot of food channels but none are Gambian....funny just bought stuff and planning to make olele
I am so glad that you came across min channel. I really appreciate it. Now we have each other. Thank you so much for watching. I bet your olleleh will come out great. Let me know
Beautiful Olele
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Tried this recipe and my family loved it. Thank you!
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Nice one the washing is Amazing.👌👍
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This looks good. Surprisingly igbos call it same elele and moimoi .looks really good
Yes we call it olleleh. Thanks for watching. Appreciate it 🙏 💯 🙌
That looks yummy sis, wish I was near you.
Wow OMG❤💯
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Mmmm moi moi oyeeee
Yes moi moi. Lol! Thanks for watching. Appreciate it
Thank you Dada, well I love oleleh so much . But I never made it myself because I thought it's very difficult to make but after watching your video . Thank you and so much appreciated. 👏👏👏❤️💯
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Love 💓 it
Thank you for watching
Omg! this look super delicious. I was planning to prepare Gambian Olele for dinner this Saturday I then came across your videos. This video will really help me. Thank you dear u are amazing!
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As a Gambian
You made a perfect olele 😊
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Wow so nice and I really miss it
Well now you can make your own yummy olleleh. Thanks for watching. Appreciate it
@@DadasFoodCraveKitchen yse for real I will do it
Definitely gonna try it! Looks delicious.
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Nice one
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Welldone, very similar to Nigerian Miomio. I am going to try it
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Moi moi with millet porridge not easy ooo
Thankz for sharing♥
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am new to your channel and so far i love all the videos i came across. and am trying them at home.
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@@DadasFoodCraveKitchen for sure, i will in shaa Allah.
God bless you more
Lovely ! Keep the recipes coming ! Love it ! 🤩
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I hope you to hear from you soon about the steamer pot.
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OMG 😱 SO YUMMY 😋
I never knew the hull could come off of the black eye pea!!! Nice!! What kind of steamer pot is that? I love it!!
Thanks for stopping by and thank you for watching. Well its a steamer pot i purchase at my local Asian store in my city. You can find similar once at any stores that sells cookware.
Wow I would love to try one it looks tasty. I've never had this but it look like patties. Nice video Dada :)
Is so nice and easy
Thank you
Oleleh, with Kobo 👌🏾
Thank you, very nice. Please can Brown Beans be useful for moi moi and akara ?
this s yaummy i worl like tot est
It's holy yummy! Moi Moi and Olele is the Yoruba name for this delicious food. Are there many Yoruba tribe in the Gambia?
Not that I know off, but there might be few, because Gambia has so many tribes that some may be connected. Thanks for watching
Not really but there are a lot of Nigerians living here in Gambia
@@DadasFoodCraveKitchen Even your name is Yoruba. Dada is a name given to a baby born with knotted hair (dreadlocks) and also the word Dada means Good /very well.
There are Yoruba in Gambia dated back to 16th century, they weren't known as Aku/Oku (derive from Yoruba greetings which begins with Aku/Oku/eku/okun according to sub group dialect). The Aku also exist in Liberia Sierra Leone and in Togo, Ghana, Benin they are known as Anago.
Just a brief history. Africa should be without those artificial borders made by colonialists to divide us. One love one Africa.
Looks delicious!
Thanks for watching
Abiti🇬🇭Ewe❤❤
Very nice 👌
A great tutorial. I love your aubergine addition, so tried it out. I used well marinated fresh fish fillet, diced. It came out very well and tasty. Thanks for sharing.
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I am sooo happy!! Your videos are short and easy to follow. Regards, Tukulorr
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Yas!!! Its my gryl yaayi!!!! I told,you im coming over to support! Love you boo!!! 💯😘😘
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yummy recipe
It's look delicious. You teach me how to wash the beans quickly thanks so much
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I must try it
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Looks good
Excellent work
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Thank you
Lovely recipe didn't know you can add eggplant to oleleh, good to know. Where can I get the steamer pot you used? Can you put it in the description box please, I would really like to get one, it will be very useful for veggies aside from making oleleh. I am a new subscriber
You can find steamer pot anywhere online. I purchase mine at a local Asian store in my city. Check Amazon or any of you local stores you will find it. Let me know how it turned out for you and thank you for watching. Appreciate it 🙏
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One love 💘 🇬🇲 thanks for watching. Appreciate it
Sister i miss oleleh so much
Well now you can watch and make you some. Lol! You should try making some let me know. Thanks for watching
Dada is here again wow delicious moi moi
Yes dear. I have your share waiting for you