IN THIS VIDEO I SHOW HOW TO MAKE DANKWA/ULOKA/TAFIRI INGREDIENTS: 2 cups raw peanuts 2 cups corn 1/2 tsp salt 2 tbsp sugar 1/2 tsp peanut oil Cayenne pepper
This snack has always made me guessing,, i remember when i was in Primary School,, this and kulikuli was my go to... Thanks for sharing this beautiful recipe, cause i will be making it, even though am now allergic to peanuts... 👍
Sis dis is a popular Ghanaian street snack oo. We call it adakua and it's soo yummy. My mum used to sell it in her prime and she makes it at home 4 us to enjoy. We add ginger and blended cloves to ours.
Wow. I ate this snack everyday in primary school. I love it spicy and hot. It was always the highlight of my day in school😁. I’ve missed it so much since that time. You did a perfect job.
You just remind me of when i went home last year mine ooo my i enjoyed this adankwa very well please just throw one ball to me and i will catch it very well 🤣
This really brought back some nice memories back home, i remember how we use to put some in our mouth while helping the people in our house while they are making it to distribute to shops.
Dakwa is one of my favourite back home, you just brought back memories and you did so well. This was a relatives business in our house so I really enjoyed it anytime am assisting. Thank you for sharing Nne
Suwey this recipe is a recipe that brings back a lot of memories. That’s exactly how I used to help a lot when I was a child, I used to take it to the machine to ground it. Thanks for watching.
Thanks for sharing this I have learnt a new snack together, I'm gonna Prepare mine, I like the fact that it can last long, so I'm gonna do it in a large quantity
This recipe is one in town, perfectly done and well presented. This reminds me of the good old days . We used to buy it at school. 🥰🥰. I must say that you did a fantastic job executing this . You took it step by step. Very easy to understand and replicate. After you roasted the corn and groundnuts, the hunger woke up 😂😂 . Thanks so much for sharing ❤️ and you used your hands to roll it nicely. 👍👍
Wow! This reminds me of the beautiful old days while in Nursery school. Dankwa, and popcorn used to be our favourite snacks then 😀good to know I can finally make one from the comfort of my home. Thanks for yet another beautiful video. X
Dankwa sounds funny, I have never tasted it before but however there are lots of people that may not do without this particular snack especially people in Northern Nigeria. The interesting thing about it is that it looks attractive and yummy as well. Great job.
Wifey Wifey just giving me old memories. Dankwa was among the break time snacks i enjoyed during my high school days. Thw shape is really looking amazing. Am going to try it when i have all the ingredients...thanks for sharing this.👍☕
Yawaaah! This is how it is made , oh poor ladies in my days they had no blender, it must have taken a toll on the wrists grinding that peanut and even corn. I like it 👌 and thanks for sharing 👍
A definitely must try for me, I ate this alot wen I was in school back in Nigeria even wen my mom comes to visit here in Canada I make sure she brings them 🙈🙈😊😊 now I know how to make it thanks to you 🙏 I love the pepper just makes it perfect well done sis
This looks so much like kulikuli, Dankwa is new to me and i would love to try it anytime i'm ready for it, love how you took your time and explain everything in detailed, looks so tempting
One time I used a normal blender to blend a dried corn and that was the end of the blender I was love this idea of using dry grinder, perfect, well done sis
OmG my beautiful Rozy brought back memories, I ate this alot very delicious and yummy, the way you made it is amazing sis, the spices makes more sumptuous, very well explained, the end result is super delicious, thanks for Sharing gorgeous sis ❤️
Wow! I love how effective your Food processor is, the Peanuts is well blended, and both Corn and Peanuts properly mixed, you did an amazing job Sis, the end result is simply perfect, well Sis 😋 👌 ❤❤
Aunty, thank you! Thank you very much! I don chop kuli kuli over bellyfull as I dey nurse my sadness all this while wey I no fit find my darling uloka. Until today! Today na di day! I am officially making uloka this weekend. Come rain, come shine!
I love to eat it with garri than at home I never knew they add sugar to it when making it This is nice thank you sis for this video You are a professional in moulding ohh🤣
OMG just learned how to make this, like seriously! I used to buy this a lot any time I travel to Benin and I kind of miss it, the one we see here, I really don't like it 😕 thanks Rose for sharing this
I have no idea sugar is added. Your food processor did an amazing job. Sis start putting your kitchen aid link I would have done this tomorrow but my blender can't do this. You bind and rolled them so perfectly. I really lovd this snack
I used to be part of the amazons affiliates program? I have to reapply for it again, once I do I will be putting the link to things I used. I appreciate you sis 😍
Ooh this looks so good just like the once I used to buy. What can't you make lifewithrozy 😊. I'm so gonna give this a try I miss eating this alot yours looks delicious well detailed
