TÉLIBÔ: TRYING AUTHENTIC BENIN FOOD FOR THE FIRST TIME, AMALA AND OKRA
TÉLIBÔ: TRYING AUTHENTIC BENIN FOOD FOR THE FIRST TIME, AMALA AND OKRA
Telibo is a delicious traditional dish from the West African country of Benin. It is a type of soup made with dried fish, smoked shrimp, and various vegetables such as okra, spinach, and eggplant. The dish is often served with fufu, a starchy side dish made from cassava or yams, which is used to scoop up the flavorful soup. Telibo is known for…
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Telibo, the yam flour, yorubo call it Alubo across the border in Nigeria, the Benin woman sounds like a Yoruba person.
West African food for the win 😋
I’m in support of the separate channels but y’all need a channel together! 🙌🏾
My daughter is watching with me and says Charnelle you look just like me lol. I guess it’s that Cameroonian blood 😅
My Diva Nadia couldn’t have ended this video without talking about her look/hair 😂😂😂 I love me some Nadia 😊
Great editing, Charnelle! I enjoyed washing. You two are funny together 😅 ke militaires 😂😂
Cameroon can’t decide where to stand on the map 😂😂😂. Charnelle is funny what you said about cooking and meat. I said that to my husband often. The wine messed it up, dude! Water please!!! 😅
Nadia is so funny always with a “side story” and kokonté is fufu powder in Ghana, hmmm. I see a connexion there…
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Love it 👍👍
Liberians are the true masters of mixing all types of meat in their sauces, when we make okra in CIV we also don’t make an extra stew along side. Y’all really cleaned your plates 😂😂Great video I really enjoyed it 👏🏾!!