How to make boil up on a budget
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What in the inflation is going on? Whether it’s food, gas, clothes or rent - everything seems to be so expensive at the moment.
Ohinga wanted to find some cheap recipes that celebrate Māori kai but still keep it easy on the budget. Aunty Trish has the hacks and is sharing some of her go-to Māori cheap eats that can be made at home.
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Yum! Simple. Nothing fancy but very tasty 😋 Bacon bones hit different too. We don't have boilup often but when we do, we go all out. Boilup for daaaays. Well...at least until the next day anyway 😄
Very different way to make dough boys I add in the water from the boil up pot with a bit of butter but still looks delicious
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What other meats are good in boil ups? I like povi masima aka brisket,sausages,lamb neck chops.
Boil up is very similar to a Polo
Best kai ever
That’s a lovely boil up
i do what my mum taught me but i luv this thing
Thx aunts. Ima def gv ths a try💯✊🏾👌🏽❤❤
Yum.
Very simple I've never see
Love it ka Pai ❤️👍🏼
Music ID please for the track at the start
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Ataahuha♥️♥️
Keep the kūmara in the pot for a sweeter tasting boil up
I never knew people seperated the veges
😂😂😂 ikr...i think this is a fancy way of i dont want to be searching for veges, also this way you create more dishes 😂😂😂
Our method is the same in the video but we make our dough boys round and only reason we cooked it separately so it doesn’t mash up before we get to serve it so everyone gets the same amount otherwise you those one’s saying ehhh he got more pork bones & spud than me lol 😂
To avoid mash.
Pork cook time here is 2 hours.
Add root vegetables and watercress after 1 and a half hours of pork cooking.
Add doe boys 20 minutes after vegetables, then let pot cook for its last 10 mins.
Done all in 2 hours of pork cooking time with no messy mash.😊
I want some watercress, can only find the chinese hydroponic stuff here...and it disentergrates in about 2 seconds *sadface*
Grow some , it’s easy as !
Rewa! YUMMM!
Can't you just boil the potato and kumara in the same big pot? How come it's separate??
Yes but make sure you soak the potatoes in water for like ten minutes otherwise your boil up juice will come out white
My doughboys always fall apart in the boil up 😭
More flour (self raising) and less water
Why does it look anemic and whack. Seems like a pho but worst.
I thought folks from New Zealand speak English? I couldn't understand most of what she said, but she speaks good English when she spoke it.
You thought wrong Larry. Te reo Māori, the language of our indigenous peoples, is ONE of THREE official languages, with the other two being the UK english and NZ Sign Language.
Kia pai to rā.
UK English is no longer spoken in New Zealand. There is so much Te reo Maori mixed in nowdays that it has become gibberish.
"This morning I left my whare. On the way to mahi I dropped my tamariki off at school. At work after lunch the boss gathered all of the employees together for a korero. On the way home I stopped at the supermarket to buy some kai. When I got home the whanau was waiting for me. I could feel the aroha. It was tu meke".
THAT IS NOT UK ENGLISH. IT IS GIBBERISH:@@bigdaddyfatsaxx2232
Can't you read the subtitles?
Chur auntyy. Gonna have a quick cone then get in the kitchen to feed da whanukz, chea shot ow auntukz
Bloody marry
Did you feed the whankuz?
@@user-oh4yd5uh4e nah kiw slapped da pokiez instead ow bei