"I Miss My Roots": UK-based Lady Buys Tubers Of Cassava, Fries Garri With Pan On Gas Cooker
- A lady resident in the UK said she decided to make her own garri from scratch because she simply missed the process
- In an inspiring TikTok video, the lady said she bought tubers of cassava and blended it with her electric blender
- When she was frying the garri, she added palm oil, and her husband watched her with a lot of admiration
A UK-based Nigerian lady impressed TikTok users with the way she prepared her own garri.
Instead of buying already processed garri, Benny Omoedo decided to go through the process and churn out her own yellow garri.
She went to an African store and bought tubers of cassava, which she peeled and turned into a paste using her electric blender.
Making yellow garri in the UK
Benny drained water from the cassava paste by placing her wooden mortar on it after pouring it into a sack. The next day, she sieved it, added palm oil and fried it using a pan placed on a gas cooker.
Benny's husband was pleased when he came into the kitchen and saw what his wife was doing.
Although she said garri could be cheap in the UK, she derived pleasure in preparing her own to remember her roots.
Watch the video below:
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Reactions as lady fries garri in the UK
@Sarliey3 said:
"The woman is really trying."
@evelynsolomon506 said:
"I love this woman. This supposed pay the bride price again."
@glorya032 said:
"I'm glad I made a video making my home-made garri using my gas in the kitchen."
@chef Godwin said:
"She's the best wife. That is how Edo Benin city women do things. I love my people."
@Hamond Yvese asked:
"Where did you see cassava."
Man relocates kids to Ghana from UK
Earlier, YEN.com.gh reported that a proud father, in a TikTok video, documented his decision to relocate with his children from England to Ghana.
The video captured his happiness as he drove his kids to their new school in Ghana while admiring the school's beautiful campus.
It showed the father's excitement about the family's move to Ghana. He could be seen chatting with his children as they prepared for school.
Some Ghanaians expressed surprise and concern about the family's decision to relocate, especially given the current economic challenges in the country.
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