Talking Breadfruit with Dr. Laura Roberts-Nkrumah | OutHere 

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Very informative i learnt alot ,i ate breadfruit pie it was deelicious

i think that is where i will have to travel to get my breadfruit plants!!!!got one at an asian market tasted funny.,,

in Haiti ..we said that the flesh of the yellow bread is Fine..cause it melt in.your mouth..

Omg Giiirl, you certainly know what you're talking about. Breadfruit is one of my favourite food boiled, roasted, baked and fried with the other dishes you've listed, I'm salivating right now.

I grew up eating breadfruit ..especially pounded growing up in the Caribbean island of Dominica.best food ever

@Omg Giirl Hi! Where do you buy your breadfruit? Thank you.

@@private_person they have them every now and then at uwajimaya in renton, or at Seattle supermarket in Beacon hill in Seattle. You can also special order them at any uwajimaya. Don't buy up my portion! Enjoy!!

We eat it a lot here on Maui!!

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Wow!

Please tell me what Country is it as when things are back to normal after covid pandemic I will definitely take a holliday there. I will visit anywhere whilst breadfruits are grown thare.

@@--christineFrom American Samoa, the territory of the United States in the South Pacific. You can also visit our sister islands of Samoa (Independed Country), about 45 mins away by plane on the other side of the dateline. Two nations are divided by the dateline, therefore, Samoa Independed is ahead of a day from American Samoa. God Bless

Hi that exactly what i am gonna have this morning.. Luv from.Haiti

@@darioarthur2525 Why are you and Gloria doing this to me? My mouth is watering.

Sounds like something I will try..

I hope the people who were given the seedlings 🌱, put them to use. Out of small things big things grow. I am currently trying to grow Jamaican pumpkins 🎃 from seedlings here in the UK. I have chickens so I am trying to keep them away from my vegetables by a gate. Tomatoes 🍅, potatoes 🥔 and onions are also growing. I do not think it is quite warm enough here to grow Breadfruit unfortunately.

@@binfacelardgod1906 I think most people did put them to good use. I hope that even when thing go back to "normal" people continue to grow some of their own food. We shouldn't wait until a emergency to be self sufficient. A very smart man said growing your own food is like printing your own money! I believe that to be true.

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Which country?

@@LisetSGF Antigua

Thank you

Yes 10:55

In Haití we have it boiked ,baked ,fried we boil it AND blend it by adding milk AND cinnamon stick so we call it breadfruit juice

Breadfruit punch is very tasty. It is made with the ripe ones. Here is the resipe. Boil one or two, it depens on the amount of punch you are making. After finish boiling, you allow to cool. You now strip off the skin, remove the inside then cut them in pieces. Blend the pieces by adding water to get the thickness. To have the punch, you add sweetened milk, nutmegs vanella eggs ifso desired, a bottle or two of stout, and two servings of white overproof rum. Then blend to taste.

Try breadfruit flour.

I can give you one but you could get

Plants sprout from the roots

@@mervynsoo8353 thanks!!

​@@evelynburke9001yes there are breadfruit that can be planted from seed.

Sha C thank you

Thank you! 💯💯

I can attest to this. I love your breadfruit dishes and your pork too!. My sister who lives in PR introduced me to Puerto Rican cuisine when I visited.

Thanks for watching! Welcome to the channel

Do you have breadfruit in Liberia ?

@@waynemcfarlane1233, yes, we have. A few days ago, I bought one but forgot about it and it got ripe and spoiled.

Thank you for sharing 🙂

in Haiti..breadfruit used to be a dish for the poor people...nowadays..even the rich consume it... we even make juice with it..blended with other fruit like carrots and mangos...people drink it at night time...it's very energetic.. thanks Tahiti .🙏

There is the fruit between the ladies right on the tree its big & round i hope you see it

@@pastryshack551 , I am from India and I have this plant in my house for the last 100 years. The old one gave way to a new one. The new one is about twenty years old. Sometimes it is available in market. I am vegetarian and we use bread fruit as a vegetable using in many types of side dishes. We also make fried chips. They say, it goes well with lamb or other non veg. dishes. This plant is very difficult to grow. Sometimes, a plant grows from the shoot of mother plant. This is the only source of new plant. Airlayering is uncommon in our area. We know that the plant is foreign to our land, but grows in very humid conditions. Most Indians are not aware of this fruit and its use. I was expecting cuisine varieties from this fruit.

Recipe Thank you!

Thanks for sharing. Learned something hope to visit St. Vincent before America tries to control it..

👍, indeed!