Cooking Dawadawa Jollof #KingsandQueens : : I love dawadawa Jollof especially now with all these cravings everyday . : Food so full of flavor : Click Hamamat.com or more . #hamamat
Congratulations on your pregnancy. Your skin is so beautiful and glowing. You are proof that eating organic food and paying attention to one's health will give awesome results.
All I can say this is pure beauty at it's best💜💯. I love that you enhance how proud we are of our African culture and educating others of our paradise. I'm sick to the back teeth of the Europeans portraying African countries and our people with such disgust. We have the most beautiful food, people and culture, along with the Caribbean islands in the world..for sure❤😘🙏🏾💯! P.S the jollof looks simply amazing! Also, a huge congratulations on baby 💜
And I'm sick of people who pride themselves on being the best, the coolest, the coolest, with the best culture and all this bullshit. Country you go to, customs and cultures you find. I can tell you, I who have traveled a lot, that there are many beautiful countries, many beautiful customs and cultures. Now for example I am in Italy, a beautiful land, great food, beautiful culture and beautiful people. Open your mind and don't brag about being better. The Universal Brotherhood also includes this. We Africans are not like the Jews who claim to be the people of choice. We are not Nazis who say that being Aryan is the original race, we are children of Mother Earth and Warriors of Light, without claiming superiority over any human being. The mistake that many brothers and sisters make is bragging about their skin, their color, thinking they are better than others, making the same mistake as white racists, etc. Being proud without conceit is one thing, but thinking you are better and harboring pride with vainglory is not a good thing. What is really important is the spirit of the person and what kind of soul we are, the spirit has no color. But still many do not understand this, especially the man, while the woman, the sacred feminine is more sensitive to this, it is in her nature. When we come to understand, then the Universal Brotherhood will be formed
@@markusmilla6968 who hurt you bro? No one is bragging, no one is saying African culture is the best (even though it's true), no one is talking bs. Lord help Marcus, he needs it. We all have different culture, all around the world, we all know that. No bs here. Take a deep breath and clear your mind for a second.
@@markusmilla6968 you get to understand it's not pride no one said their culture is the best but we must be proud of it , seeing them share their culture is inspiring,Soo don't understand what the problem is with that
YES!! Thank you for being our guide into the beauty and artisanal quality of indigenous cooking! You express just how much this really is an art form!! The organic and quality tools, the cooking environment, to the reason for certain tools, and natural properties contribute to the food as much as the food ingredients themselves!! No one is highlighting African tradition for us and others with such beauty, and elegant quality. As a foodie watching aromatics fry in local shea butter, a steel cauldron and using local rice is equivalent to the craftsmanship of Japanese Geisha performing traditional tea ceremony. You display the divine in and out while pregnant! You Betta Go Queen!
Wow. I couldn’t even focus on the introduction and cooking part. Your beautiful glowing rich skin just mesmerized me. You are beyond gorgeous. I am Cambodian & I love African food so I often watch African cooking tutorials… mainly Ghanaian & Nigerian cuisines because they’re similar to what my people & I eat. However, I also love Kenyan food, Ethiopian, & a few others. Thank you for sharing this recipe and amazing meal with us sister.
From the second the video started I was captivated. She made me want to pack my bags and come straight to the village. Everything about this video gives me such pride and happiness. I love love love this 🖤🖤🖤🖤🖤🖤🖤🖤🖤🖤🖤🖤🖤🖤
That was the main oil for preparing any food growing up in Northern Ghana. We ate it and smeared as well. We prepared it mainly for eating. She says edible because the ones sold in the market for hair n skin may have some added chemicals for those purposes. The pure Shea butter is completely edible
From 🇨🇩 Congo to Ghana, thank you sister for this ❤. I didn't know you can cook with Shea butter 😋. The African rice looks great! We need to export this where African live around the world!
You just gained a new subscriber. You are just a charming lady, you speak so so proper👏👏just love the way you talk, so natural and precise. Watching all the way from Maryland USA. Food looks Yummy. 🇱🇸🇱🇸🇿🇦🇿🇦 PEACE.
Wow .. u gained me as a new subscriber.. you look just like me..wow .. I’m from Guyana…u are glowing.. have a safe delivery my love..I pray I meet you one day when I come back to Ghana
You are so beautiful, my African queen. I respect your appetite for spice and your love for natural food. You were cooking the old way our grandmothers used to cook in Nigeria. I so much love your attitude. Congratulations on the pregnancy.
MY SISTA. I JUST FOUND YOUR CHANNEL. I AM AN AFRICAN AMERICAN. I LIVED IN AFRICA FOR 1 YEAR. 6 MONTHS IN TANZANIA AND 6 MONTHS IN THE GAMBIA. I LOVE BOTH COUNTRIES SO MUCH. I WILL BE BACK SOON. I LOVE YOUR VIDEOS. I AM A SUBSCRIBER.
Wow, I thoroughly enjoyed this video. I had no idea there was edible Shea butter! I would love to try it. I use Shea butter to make my hair and skin products. It’s so, so good. I absolutely LOVE jollof rice. I have a bro-in-law who is half-Nigerian. He taught me how to make jollof rice and now I make it regularly. I’ve never made it as adventurous and delicious as yours. I’m definitely going to try your recipe. It looks and sounds wonderful! Thank you beautiful! 😊👍❤️
@@meatball5560 thank you for that. I’ve noticed that a lot of Shea butters on the market don’t even look like Shea butter. So I’ll get good quality pure, raw Shea butter. Thank you. 😊
The locust beans fruits is called 'igba' in Yoruba! I have always known you can use shea to cook, but, I am not a fan of cooking food with it. I like the shea fruits 😋 however
Wawwww!! This is my first time to see ur channel, and i love everything about u..👍👍especially when u are so active with ur pregnancy..May the almighty God gives u a safe delivery on that big day
Wow this is really amazing African is really blessed with natural times and I love the way you prepare the local food and l love using dawadawa alot greeting from Germany 🇩🇪 ❤️
Oh, I thought you are from Northern Nigeria. Because that's how we call it too, daddawa.😍 we also eat shea butter and cook it with different recipes. Sending loads of love... Thanks for sharing🙏
Congratulations on your pregnancy!! Wow I really like the way you made it, I thought that it is always made with meat in Ghana but now this one is 100% vegan and thats why I love it!
Congratulations on your pregnancy. You are absolutely gota d I’m proud of my African heritage, food and culture. I’m in America so where can I get edible shea butter?
I love your kitchen I wish I had a space like this. Your food is awesome, we should all go back to cooking with Shea butter. For French speakers c'est du *soumbara lafri au beurre de Karité*
Wonderful video! I've eaten dawadawa in soup. I thought the taste was ok, but I dislike the pungent (stinky) smell- very distinct and unique for sure! I wondered what plant it came from. Thank you for showing us the fruit in both it's unprocessed and processed form. I hope to try the raw fruit one day. I would love to know the medicinal properties of dawadawa and other ways to use it for cooking. You're one of my favorite channels representing Ghanian culture. Keep up the good work- as you pace yourself. Congratulations, you look beautiful, vibrant and healthy. Many blessings to you.
I've been looking for this fruit for years one. Worst part is I didn't know the name. I don't even know how I stumbled on this video. Wow. Well done ma'am
That fruit is so delicious. Never knew the benefit of the by seed even though l smell dawadawa be in the market when l was a child never had it in any food before.
Looks delicious 😋 & the rice looks different from the commercial rice we have become used to buying. I would love to try it with my Jamaican cuisine 😍 oh & also to try cooking some our traditional dishes like Ackee using shea butter. I think it would make so delicious 😋
What a beautiful woman you are and you just shine through this pregnancy. May God guide and bless you through the birth. Ohh, and the jollof was interesting..lollllllll
OMG, I’ve missed the fruit so much!! The seeds i always get from the African shops here in England. You’ve brought back so much childhood memories. Thanks for a lovely video and wish you all the best on your journey ❤️
YEAH ! Queen Hammat I subscribed to your channel years ago. I was surprised this video recent ♥️🧡🤍💙💛💖💕💞 Nice video. Missed You Queen 🌟 Congratulation Mame Hamamat 🌟
Skin✅
Glow✅
Food ✅
Everything natural......... Love it 💯❤️
Anche sempre in cinta..???
Vuol dire che ...???😂🤣😂
Per forza, e molta Bella!
Cat ✅
Congratulations on your pregnancy. Your skin is so beautiful and glowing. You are proof that eating organic food and paying attention to one's health will give awesome results.
AGREEMENT!!!
All I can say this is pure beauty at it's best💜💯. I love that you enhance how proud we are of our African culture and educating others of our paradise. I'm sick to the back teeth of the Europeans portraying African countries and our people with such disgust. We have the most beautiful food, people and culture, along with the Caribbean islands in the world..for sure❤😘🙏🏾💯! P.S the jollof looks simply amazing! Also, a huge congratulations on baby 💜
She's very beautiful ❤❤
And I'm sick of people who pride themselves on being the best, the coolest, the coolest, with the best culture and all this bullshit. Country you go to, customs and cultures you find. I can tell you, I who have traveled a lot, that there are many beautiful countries, many beautiful customs and cultures. Now for example I am in Italy, a beautiful land, great food, beautiful culture and beautiful people. Open your mind and don't brag about being better. The Universal Brotherhood also includes this. We Africans are not like the Jews who claim to be the people of choice. We are not Nazis who say that being Aryan is the original race, we are children of Mother Earth and Warriors of Light, without claiming superiority over any human being. The mistake that many brothers and sisters make is bragging about their skin, their color, thinking they are better than others, making the same mistake as white racists, etc. Being proud without conceit is one thing, but thinking you are better and harboring pride with vainglory is not a good thing. What is really important is the spirit of the person and what kind of soul we are, the spirit has no color. But still many do not understand this, especially the man, while the woman, the sacred feminine is more sensitive to this, it is in her nature. When we come to understand, then the Universal Brotherhood will be formed
@@markusmilla6968 who hurt you bro? No one is bragging, no one is saying African culture is the best (even though it's true), no one is talking bs. Lord help Marcus, he needs it.
We all have different culture, all around the world, we all know that. No bs here. Take a deep breath and clear your mind for a second.
@@stillfab
@@markusmilla6968 you get to understand it's not pride no one said their culture is the best but we must be proud of it , seeing them share their culture is inspiring,Soo don't understand what the problem is with that
The skin on this woman!!! Blessed wishing you a safe and fast delivery. Blessings
She looks gorgeous. It looks like her bundle of joy is ready to come any day now congrats
Wow everything is natural, this pregnancy and delivery will be so smooth, In shaa Allah
She’s pregnant for real?
@@kikibyno Yes, I had to check her Instagram to see it for myself.
@@kikibyno so she can’t get pregnant or what’s on your mind?
Amen
@@kikibyno what do you mean "FOR REAL" ?😂😂😂😂😂
She is literally pregnant you can see
YES!! Thank you for being our guide into the beauty and artisanal quality of indigenous cooking! You express just how much this really is an art form!! The organic and quality tools, the cooking environment, to the reason for certain tools, and natural properties contribute to the food as much as the food ingredients themselves!! No one is highlighting African tradition for us and others with such beauty, and elegant quality. As a foodie watching aromatics fry in local shea butter, a steel cauldron and using local rice is equivalent to the craftsmanship of Japanese Geisha performing traditional tea ceremony. You display the divine in and out while pregnant! You Betta Go Queen!
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Wow. I couldn’t even focus on the introduction and cooking part. Your beautiful glowing rich skin just mesmerized me. You are beyond gorgeous. I am Cambodian & I love African food so I often watch African cooking tutorials… mainly Ghanaian & Nigerian cuisines because they’re similar to what my people & I eat. However, I also love Kenyan food, Ethiopian, & a few others. Thank you for sharing this recipe and amazing meal with us sister.
That looked so delicious. Congratulations on your pregnancy! ❤
From the second the video started I was captivated. She made me want to pack my bags and come straight to the village. Everything about this video gives me such pride and happiness. I love love love this 🖤🖤🖤🖤🖤🖤🖤🖤🖤🖤🖤🖤🖤🖤
Congratulations on your Pregnancy beautiful Hamamat 💐
God bless you and your Family 🙏🏽
So wonderful to see how people cook all over our beautiful world. Thank you.xx
She’s absolutely beautiful 😫❤️❤️
Never knew you could eat Shea butter. I’m too distracted by your beauty. So radiant and glowing. Congrats on your baby 😊💕
I was thinking the same thing. When I hear Shea butter, I am thinking hair and skin.
Be careful, she said edible shea butter so somehow it must be made or refined differently than what we put on our shin or hair.
That was the main oil for preparing any food growing up in Northern Ghana. We ate it and smeared as well.
We prepared it mainly for eating. She says edible because the ones sold in the market for hair n skin may have some added chemicals for those purposes. The pure Shea butter is completely edible
Eva Capri you can Also put It un your tea. Very good for congestion or cold
There is edible Shea butter. I don't think you can find it in western countries
I love the fact that all the spices and ingredients are local and such an authentic africanicity.Im proud of you Hamamat
Beautiful to watch and learn, you make us proud darling 🇯🇲
Oh my goodness... She is absolutely gorgeous!! And she has such a sweet spirit about her as well! May God Bless you luv and ur family!!
I'm from Saudi Arabia 🇸🇦 and iam sooo in love with you and with your culture, everything you taped so beautiful ❤️❤️❤️❤️
From 🇨🇩 Congo to Ghana, thank you sister for this ❤. I didn't know you can cook with Shea butter 😋. The African rice looks great! We need to export this where African live around the world!
Now this is what I call the original Africa/African. I love my continent
This has got to be the most gorgeous woman I have ever laid eyes on. Mercy. Blessings on you, your baby, and your village.
Gal, your skin glows and it looks healthy and beautiful, too!
Traditional foods are the best and healthy
Much love
You just gained a new subscriber. You are just a charming lady, you speak so so proper👏👏just love the way you talk, so natural and precise. Watching all the way from Maryland USA. Food looks Yummy. 🇱🇸🇱🇸🇿🇦🇿🇦 PEACE.
Ha ha ha same here ; she is lovely
"You speak so proper" I wonder what you were expecting!!!
@@ijeleanozie9543 They think they are complimenting her, not realising how condescending they sound. 🙄
I agree, can we also talk about how beautiful her skin looks 😍, never saw anyone look that cute being last semester pregnancy.
Wow .. u gained me as a new subscriber.. you look just like me..wow .. I’m from Guyana…u are glowing.. have a safe delivery my love..I pray I meet you one day when I come back to Ghana
You are so beautiful, my African queen. I respect your appetite for spice and your love for natural food. You were cooking the old way our grandmothers used to cook in Nigeria. I so much love your attitude. Congratulations on the pregnancy.
Pure organic meal🫕💕❤️. Thanks dear. More Blessings 🙏
She is so authentic than anybody I have seen on CZcams space, keep it up queen.
MY SISTA. I JUST FOUND YOUR CHANNEL. I AM AN AFRICAN AMERICAN. I LIVED IN AFRICA FOR 1 YEAR. 6 MONTHS IN TANZANIA AND 6 MONTHS IN THE GAMBIA. I LOVE BOTH COUNTRIES SO MUCH. I WILL BE BACK SOON. I LOVE YOUR VIDEOS. I AM A SUBSCRIBER.
Gorgeous skin, beautiful girl, amazingly looking food !!! Pure taste of Africa
She’s so beautiful 🤩😍 And her energy 🤯 Just gorgeous 👸🏾
Wow, I thoroughly enjoyed this video. I had no idea there was edible Shea butter! I would love to try it. I use Shea butter to make my hair and skin products. It’s so, so good. I absolutely LOVE jollof rice. I have a bro-in-law who is half-Nigerian. He taught me how to make jollof rice and now I make it regularly. I’ve never made it as adventurous and delicious as yours. I’m definitely going to try your recipe. It looks and sounds wonderful! Thank you beautiful! 😊👍❤️
The raw Shea butter is edible 😀
Make sure ur using the pure kind cause these days alot of shea butters are processed and those ones aren’t edible
@@meatball5560 thank you for that. I’ve noticed that a lot of Shea butters on the market don’t even look like Shea butter. So I’ll get good quality pure, raw Shea butter. Thank you. 😊
@@kofisam4106 thank you. We learn something new every day! 😊
It's the same Shea butter.
I miss the fruit. We use to eat it like crazy in boarding school. Northern Nigeria. Didn’t know the seeds was called dawadawa. Nice!
Yeah, I licked it like crazy. So sweet I always end up with yellow teeth😂
@@zizou4229 glad we did. I’m sure it’s nutritious/medicinal.
Locust beans are made from the seeds
@@zionssolutiontv7147 nice!!!
The locust beans fruits is called 'igba' in Yoruba!
I have always known you can use shea to cook, but, I am not a fan of cooking food with it. I like the shea fruits 😋 however
Please show us more we love you and your culture! Please come back to youtube❤
The cat wanted some too, ha! It looks so good, I will be eating jollof next year with my family when I go to West Africa.
Love everything about this video. My heritage displayed beautifully. Thank you sis.
Glad you are back and congratulations on your pregnancy. i used to eat that fruit but never know that`s what we get dawadawa from.
I just came across your channel.
I love this
Oooh Mama Africa
This look so yummy
Remain Bless
Peace
My goodness, it looks so delicious! Oh how I miss my beautiful continent Africa! 💜👑
Come back
@@richhorla8803 GOD willing, one day I will.
Wawwww!! This is my first time to see ur channel, and i love everything about u..👍👍especially when u are so active with ur pregnancy..May the almighty God gives u a safe delivery on that big day
Wow this is really amazing African is really blessed with natural times and I love the way you prepare the local food and l love using dawadawa alot greeting from Germany 🇩🇪 ❤️
This rice will really b yummy especially with d scent of that fresh pepper u grinded now joined with dawadawa
I just subscribe to your Chanel… I love Ghana 🇬🇭 I can’t wait to learn more of your culture and recipes and Living! 🥰🇬🇭❤️
Your skin is beautiful! Rice looks yummy!
You’re beautiful, extremely talented, extremely intelligent and at English too….and mostly of all, VERY UNDERRATED.
What a beautiful lady!! Thank you for sharing sweet Sis. Wishing you a safe delivery and healthy baby!
You make culture and tradition look so beautiful 😍, you are living my dream
Im found of your authenticity.... I like black beauty
You are the African black beauty I always admire and talk about, blessings.
Loved everything Bout this video... and then the cat pulled up for rice right on cue! 🥰 so lovely
Oh, I thought you are from Northern Nigeria. Because that's how we call it too, daddawa.😍 we also eat shea butter and cook it with different recipes. Sending loads of love... Thanks for sharing🙏
Her skin is perfect! She’s beautiful!
Nice content, Beautiful Concept and I bet the food is yummilicious too 🤤
Congratulations on your pregnancy!! Wow I really like the way you made it, I thought that it is always made with meat in Ghana but now this one is 100% vegan and thats why I love it!
I love everything around you , even the kitchen is organic. Mama Africa.
That looks so delicious. Even kitty is ready to eat 😄. Wonderful job Queen!
She's so beautiful and proudly African
Congratulations on your pregnancy. You are absolutely gota d I’m proud of my African heritage, food and culture. I’m in America so where can I get edible shea butter?
I love your kitchen I wish I had a space like this. Your food is awesome, we should all go back to cooking with Shea butter. For French speakers c'est du *soumbara lafri au beurre de Karité*
Absolutely beautiful and the dawadawa jollof rice looks so delicious 😋 😍
This is how I want my skin to be. Brown, smooth and beautiful.
Nice food and nice place 👍
Girl, your glow is BEAUTIFUL!!!
Wonderful video! I've eaten dawadawa in soup. I thought the taste was ok, but I dislike the pungent (stinky) smell- very distinct and unique for sure! I wondered what plant it came from. Thank you for showing us the fruit in both it's unprocessed and processed form. I hope to try the raw fruit one day. I would love to know the medicinal properties of dawadawa and other ways to use it for cooking. You're one of my favorite channels representing Ghanian culture. Keep up the good work- as you pace yourself. Congratulations, you look beautiful, vibrant and healthy. Many blessings to you.
Dawadawa is very good for blood pressure. The fruit is very very sweet.
Locust beans is the English name, very medicinal
I've been looking for this fruit for years one. Worst part is I didn't know the name. I don't even know how I stumbled on this video. Wow. Well done ma'am
Seeing shea butter jollof for the first time. Looks yummy. Thanks for sharing.
I love everything about this video, you are looking stunning, very healthy delicious dawadawa jollof 😋
Let's talk about how glowy her skin is wow💕
Looks so yummy! I love the way your cute kitty said I want some! ❤️🐾❤️🐾❤️
Thank you for sharing Sis 🙏
Thats new fruit for me Ooo .i havent Seen,rather had it in my motherland Home Kenya🇰🇪🇰🇪 .😋😋😋 Nice!!
That fruit is so delicious. Never knew the benefit of the by seed even though l smell dawadawa be in the market when l was a child never had it in any food before.
Your skin is so beautiful
I love your cooking and good Shea butter you do
Looks very tasty indeed, congratulations on your pregnancy!
That grinding stone reminds me of growing up days. 😁 professional family grinder here 😂
Looks delicious 😋 & the rice looks different from the commercial rice we have become used to buying. I would love to try it with my Jamaican cuisine 😍 oh & also to try cooking some our traditional dishes like Ackee using shea butter. I think it would make so delicious 😋
Welcome back queen! You’re glowing
Great! Looks delicious.😍😍
You look so happy and healthy 🌺💝🍀congratulations on your pregnancy, your belly is huge😍🥰the food looks delicious too😋
Congratulations on your bundle of joy! 💕 May Allah bless you with a peaceful delivery and recovery.
I’m just in awe with your beauty, MashaAllah. You have a new subscriber.
What a natural living beauty
God bless girl ,you are so beautiful. Thank you sharing your food 😊
What a beautiful woman you are and you just shine through this pregnancy. May God guide and bless you through the birth. Ohh, and the jollof was interesting..lollllllll
You have been gone too long 😀we've miss you welcome back.😊💖
Pls what is the name of the leaves that was on the rice?
I'm speechless, with the video....I just love you.
Pure african beauty glowing🔥🥰!!
This is simply beautiful! 👌 ❤️❤️
This is raw! I loved every bit of it! New sub 🥰😍🤤😉
Omg..you are so captivating..I just subscribed..
This lady popped up on my feed and like what a glow she has like, wow her skin looks hydrated as hell
OMG, I’ve missed the fruit so much!! The seeds i always get from the African shops here in England. You’ve brought back so much childhood memories. Thanks for a lovely video and wish you all the best on your journey ❤️
When she said here in Africa flies are all over, l started looking for some around me 😂😂😂 but anyway l just love how neat everything looks
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YEAH ! Queen Hammat I subscribed to your channel years ago. I was surprised this video recent ♥️🧡🤍💙💛💖💕💞
Nice video.
Missed You Queen 🌟
Congratulation Mame Hamamat 🌟
Hi hamamat I love your skin and you look so beautiful especially with your pregnancy may God bless you and your baby
Does anyone notice her striking resemblance to the Anerican actress, Lupita N'yongo??
Just subscribed love African cooking and people one love from far far away lol
Damn, look at her skin. What a beautiful woman, beautiful culture, beautiful food. Thank you for sharing.
Looks yummy