As Gabonese and Cameroonian by the roots, I can say that Cameroon 🇨🇲 is the land of 200 tribes with a wealthy diversity of cultures and dishes. Cameroonian people are very proud of their roots
Is because they don't know about Cameroon cuisine yet. That's why they are making those silly fights.These girls are telling you already about Cameroon food.
Lol yeah I was questioning whether or not they were gonna like the ndole bcuz I've never seen it eaten with waterfufu... I might have to try it myself👁👁
Girls you should make part 3 seriously.You should eat kwacoco,poisson braise and bobolo or miondo ,egusi,koki ,ekwang .Most of these are cooked in leaves and I think you will feel the differences in flavors.
You ladies are the best! We are so very honored that you chose us again for your Cameroonian food. Yo u have put Mama D’s African Cuisine on the map. wow! Your support is so very encouraging & appreciated. God bless! 🙏🏽🇨🇲🥂
Thanks for the effort you put in delivering that food to them. We can see it’s prepared and served with love. But you should have given them the Ndole with Miondo/Bobolo though 🤪. Many Thanks ♥️🇨🇲
Thank you for serving us! Your food is always amazing and we can feel the love you poured into it while cooking. Your restaurant deserves more attention. ❤️ God bless you!
@@ChimichongaSisters Please try the following, you will fall in love : Poulet DG ( it’s a kind of plantains mixed with chicken , carrots and other vegetables) , poulet braisé with bobolo ( steamed fish with a side of cassava stick ) or okok ( it’s vegetable with grinded mixed peanuts and it’s known to be sweet as you can add sugar in it , eaten with cassava) or Sanga ( which is a soup made of corn and vegetables to which you can add sugar ) or the king of most food ERU ( oh my lord ... it’s basically vegetables with cow skin and beef or other meat , eaten with clear cassava fufu) and another Cameroonian fave : le pilé ( basically pounded plantains or potato with beans ) ... oh my 🤤🤤🤤🤤🤤🤤🤤
Yes! we Love you two so so much for choosing our cuisine once more. I watching the video while smiling the entire time. Honestly this video needs part 3. "Ekwang seasoned with dried shrimp and dried fish.
Great job Mama D....maybe next time you should give them fufu with njamanjama as it is normally eaten and not with stew or ndole and plantain as it is also eaten. All the same, great job😊
Other Cameroonian meals that y'all can try are; Cornchaff, koki, Corn fufu and huckleberry, Rice/plantain/potato and groundnut soup, Ekwang... Cameroonain doughnuts, groundnut sweet.. N more 😉❤️
I love how you are so willing to explore different foods from different cultures and also how much you eat - You’re not scared or shy to eat. That’s awesome.👏
Not surprised that you guys enjoy African food so much. It is similar to Korean food in that its savouriness/umami comes alot from seafood and fermented products. Africans use dried/ smoked seafoods, fermented as well. They even have seasoning that is similar to fermented soy bean; locust beans, castor, sesame and others are fermented. That is what makes you want more of the food!
y'all should do a part three. I genuinely like watching y’all eat our food 🤩🇨🇲🇨🇲. Next time maybe try l'Okok with bobolo/miondo, cornchaff, beignet haricot bouillie, with the drink "Djino" keep it up girls!!
Cameroon food 😍🇨🇲🇨🇲 There’s just so many delicious food in Cameroon ( Africa in miniature). You could even make more than 22 episodes each season of the food we have 😂😂 Too much variety 😩
I feel so proud watching this!! Cameroonian Jollof Oyeeee!! Ndole isn’t made with spinach, it’s made with sweet bitter leaves and blanched peanuts. Sometimes people add spinach if the bitter leaves is a little bitter. Try roasted fish and bobolo next, it’s a staple in Cameroon. For drinks try Top Ananas and D’jino cocktail. Checkout my channel for Cameroonian recipes!
Please try the following, you will fall in love : Poulet DG ( it’s a kind of plantains mixed with chicken , carrots and other vegetables) , poulet braisé with bobolo ( steamed fish with a side of cassava stick ) or okok ( it’s vegetable with grinded mixed peanuts and it’s known to be sweet as you can add sugar in it , eaten with cassava) or Sanga ( which is a soup made of corn and vegetables to which you can add sugar ) or the king of most food ERU ( oh my lord ... it’s basically vegetables with cow skin and beef or other meat , eaten with clear cassava fufu) and another Cameroonian fave : le pilé ( basically pounded plantains or potato with beans ) ... oh my 🤤🤤🤤🤤🤤🤤🤤
More Cameroonian food you can try -Fufu corn and Kati Kati with Huckleberry - mbongo chopbie with plantains - koki with plantains - Ekwang - groundnut Stew with white rice/plantains -roasted fish with bobolo or fried plantains - poulet DG - Cornchaf
Love your videos and appreciate that your explore each meal of many countries!the ndole precisely comes from the Littoral region! it is a traditional dish among the Sawa (the people from the Littoral region)!! You should rather eat with the Miondos or Boiled Plantains!! Love from Cameroon 🇨🇲 ♥️❤️
And the funny thing is that you guys just try food from the West/coastal part of Cameroon in the two videos. The country is so diverse. The list goes on and on : okok, sanga, mbongo tchobi, poulet DG, okra soup (from the North Cameroon), kilichi, soya, poisson braisé, pear (not the classical pear) and roasted plantains, groundnut soup🤤🤤...I’m hungry now😢😢
Je sens que vous ferez encore plusieurs autres partis il en reste des plats camerounais à tester( le mbongo tchobi, le Ncuit, l’okok, le mbeum, le Sanga, la banane malaxée, le ngondrè et pleins d’autres au point ou j’en oubli. MAIS MERCI LE CAMEROUN EST REPRÉSENTÉ.
guys, that was amazing seeing you guys enjoying these foods. Am a Cameroonians and all the tourists that come to Cameroon lovvvvvveeeeee our dishes. Thanks so much for promoting our country many people don't know about Cameroon, except when it comes to football. thanks guys
Do a part 3 beauties! 1. Mbongo chombi with pork, beef or fish 2. Poulet DG 3. Légume with boiled plaintain 4. Sauce pistache with rice or boiled plaintain 5. Cocki 6. Kondré 7.kwakookoo 8.Ekwang 9. Poisson braisé with fried plantain/bobolo/miondo
Yeaahhhh Cameroonian food part:2💃🏽💃🏽 I think we have to invite you guys in African festivals in Washington after everything go back in normal so you can enjoy all African different dishes.💕💕
I'd love a Ghanaian breakfast/ snacks mukbang or a combination of Ghanaian and Nigerian meals since they are quite similar. That will be great... by the way, I love love you girls....You're so respectful of other's culture... 🇬🇭🇬🇭🇬🇭 Ghanaian breakfast/ snacks suggestions: Koko with koose/ buff loaf (bofrot)/ meat pie / kelewele /atsormor / adakwa / waakye with gari, spaghetti and meat or fish / spicy khebab .... ❤❤❤❤
Damn, Cameroonian food looks so yummy, and you girls scoffed it down so well! Would love to see you two visit Cameroon and trying all the local cuisine.
Love,love the way you really enjoyed what u eating and not acting ,thanks for that ,for being real when u girls taste the plates..Cameroon represent🇨🇲❤
I am glad you tasted the Cameroonian ndole, and jollof as requested. I am from Cameroon 🇨🇲and so glad you are enjoying our meals 😋 We have variety and they all so yummyyy Keep doing what you do ❤
You guys should try Jamaican patties, curry chicken, brown stew chicken and jerk chicken we also have a drink called soursop juice and carrot juice pls try them they are good! 😋🤤
They have a video up with Jamaican food up . They tried patty and jerk and I forget what else but that’s the video that made me subscribe to them cuz they truly appreciative of the different flavors
I even subscribed to your channel. I’m so loving the way you guys are showing the love for African dishes. The world is now a global village we need to love ourselves cuz we’re all human no matter the color or race
Glad to see how you love eating Cameroon dishes, just a little information Ndole is not spinach but a type of vegetable called bitter leaf (common name) or Vernonia amygdalina (scientific name). There exist 2 known specie in Cameroon Waiting for #part 3 girls
Yes yes yes!! Cameroonian food is so good. A lot to choose from, amazing flavors and tastes! I can tell you both are enjoying every bit of it...and we have the best Jollof! ❤️
