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How to cook traditional Cassava Leaf Soup recipe in Monrovia, Liberia

Princess teaches step by step how to prepare her favorite traditional Liberian dish, Cassava Leaf Soup. She used ingredients grown in her garden or purchased ...

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Ann Cooper commented on 09 Feb 2015
Soo good! Great teacher. Lol i wish i could "go in the garden" and pick casava leaf lol. Nope SADLY, have to go to the freezer aisle! 
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Grace Quiah commented on 09 Sep 2015
Thank you very much
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Sephy Behasy commented on 17 Oct 2015
thanks dear

Foods of Liberia (Liberian foods.)

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sonicscreamingblue commented on 28 Apr 2011
my parents had lots of Liberian friends. I grew up eating all these foods. My 2 favorites are fufu and soup and palm butter with rice. The hotter the better! I realize now, when I used to eat more african food I hardly ever got sick(maybye all the pepper). I'm so tired of plain american food...this video has inspired me to learn how to cook some of the dishes I used to eat when I was younger. Thank you for posting!!!!!
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sunshineismyhusband commented on 16 Mar 2013
It's hard to pick a favorite Liberian dish. I would have to say my favorite if I had to pick one would be fufu and only because it goes with a variety of the soups/gravies. My son's favorite is palm butter and my daughter can eat fufu without any gravy. My favorite soup would have to be palava sauce or bitterball soup. Peanut butter soup is good too.
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Quinine Johnson commented on 25 Jul 2011
(DROOLING) ALL MY GOOD GOOD GOOD LIBERICAN FOOD..My favorites are the FuFu and Soup, Cassava leaf n rice, Orka n rice sometimes i eat it wit fufu, palava sauce n rice also eat it wit fufu, tubughee wit lots of seafood....dis video made me hungry... nw i am about to go downstair and fix me a plate of potatoe greens and rice
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Globetrotter5km commented on 21 Jan 2013
I don't know what history you are referencing but I just came from Ghana and they do not eat the same food we (Liberians) do. And if there are overlaps (e.g. palm buter aka palm nut soup) it's cooked very differently to the point where they can almost be considered different dishes. Stop the hate and appreciate.
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mpa1234 commented on 02 Dec 2010
OMG...my ex-roommate was Liberian and used to make the most delicious foods in creation. I was too lazy to get in there and learn from her, though she was willing to show me...I regret it. I used to tell her to open up a store...if more Liberians or Africans did that - you guys would make a killing in the US.
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dancenijas commented on 16 Aug 2010
Wow, this is the same as sierra leonian food. but then again, u guys are neighbors so...great stuff anyday anytime. Im nigerian and when i was offered cassava leaf for the first time i was kinda scared but when i tried it, wow heaven! Now i'm hooked lol.
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mpa1234 commented on 02 Dec 2010
@ :23 sec...yep... That' what she cooked. I didn't like the whole mashed potato looking thing. But that Palm Buttter and the Fufu dish? The Cassave soup, too? Oh, yes... I used to beg her to cook it. Why is my mouth watering? LOL
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william brobbey commented on 30 Nov 2012
Most of these foods are not even Liberian. the settlers from the 1800th century adopted most of the cuisines from the neighboring African countries. most of the food on that list is from Ghana, Ivory coast, and Nigeria.
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iroc31407 commented on 17 Oct 2010
how much for cooking lessons. I will pay you......seriously. i love afican food so much, especially jollof, and having been trying to learn for so long. if you interested in giving a lesson, write back. Thanks.
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minitwink16 commented on 19 Jan 2012
all those foods are nice. I have a lot of different cultural backgrounds. and i tell you, they are all nice, and better than the pixzza i eat here. Actually, our pizza is better; it has no sour taste
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Kpassi Kpangbah commented on 16 Feb 2013
Thnx Baby .Dread. That's why I ask him if he's liberian, because I know for sure he's Nigerian and most of them are ignorance they think they know the history of liberia more than we do.
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ConsciouslyCreate211 commented on 20 Apr 2011
All of it looks good!!!!!! I am going to visit an African Restaurant in Philly and just order some of everything, because I am so very tired of eating the same foods. Thanks for the vid.
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Lana rey Diaz commented on 02 May 2015
Liberian foods are an equivalent to all nigerian foods, their just with different names. Except for the cassava dish which is unknown to me...But I'm curious to have a taste lol.
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ytsiuqmlap commented on 15 Mar 2010
Talk about bait and switch. The video starts out with good food, then moves on to how missionaries are harming Liberia. I'm sure glad I didn't send this video to my friends.
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taleeni commented on 08 May 2010
I have never tried any of these foods. The soup is so full of meat, I have never seen such a meaty soup, but no veggies. Would have liked to see some of the native fruits.
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dwsherm1 commented on 09 Aug 2010
Thank you for the nice video. The food looks delicious, hope to try it sometime. Enjoyed seeing some of the churches their. God bless you and Liberia.
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Beautiful Liberia commented on 24 May 2010
@ yea its mostly Crab meat, You should try really good made with crab meat, chick, meat and beer, pepper, tomato paste, union, salt etc .
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Dread Giirl commented on 09 Feb 2013
Tribes were already living there before the settlers came,they didn't wait for Black Americans before eating that type of food.
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mimmie pratt commented on 07 Jul 2015
I ❤ my Liberian food. Can't get enough of it. My throat itching me now just by watching le vid.
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Beautiful Liberia commented on 17 Mar 2010
Don't send it to your friends, its better that they don't see it, in fact you don't watch it !!!
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sunshineismyhusband commented on 16 Mar 2013
The mashed potato looking thing is the fufu, the palm butter is the gravy on top of the fufu.

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In Ghana we have different way of cooking Okra Sauce/ Soup. But this a quick version of Liberians... they always it with rice and it's very nice. You can chose to ...

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luvnpeace commented on 30 Aug 2015
and your okra was already slippery. did u blend it before you made the soup
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Tessies Kitchen commented on 02 Nov 2015
+luvnpeace no i didn't
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Priceless beauty commented on 26 May 2015
I just tired it. Taste so danm good. Thanks girl 
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Tessies Kitchen commented on 30 May 2015
+Priceless beauty thanks hun i'm glad you enjoyed it :)
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Diana Asibuo commented on 24 Dec 2014
Are you Liberian? Nice video btw. I'll try it out ❤️
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Tessies Kitchen commented on 24 Dec 2014
No , dear i'm 100% ghananian but my best friend is from Liberia ..that's why :)

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Kadirecipes commented on 06 Jul 2011
@ohhmarah Hey. Thank you so much sis. I am very happy you guys are proud of me. Right we do love mamas cooking, i am just trying to imitate their cooking but for sure they have the secret that make it so delicious. Take care sis.
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Tank's Nurse commented on 18 Apr 2013
Thank you for posting! I would give my nursing assistant the fish I would catch and he mentioned using them to make peanut butter soup! Of course I couldn't believe it at the time ...but now I do! Thank you once again!
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bargain shopper commented on 29 Apr 2013
Please moi j'aime bien ton cooker la ou on trouve cela pleze. I mean you use it for puff frying and for cooking. Fait moi signe . You have helped me with this stew im finally using my konko fish. Loll
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Sophie M commented on 14 Sep 2012
hi , i just wanted to tell you how much i appreciate you putting these recipes online, i can already cook some african dishes, and now you have added a lot more for me to make. merci beaucoup
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Kadirecipes commented on 28 Jul 2011
@niteterrors2 huh your peanut stew and spinach sound great ,can you please share the recipe with us? PM me the recipe,then i ll try it out and if i like it maybe ll make a video. Thank you.
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ahmmsh commented on 07 Mar 2013
Thank you Kadi for the recipe!! it made my mouth water haha! It's also cooked in Ghana, Ivory Coast, and Nigeria. Don't forget us when you say "West Africa" ;)
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Sydora Handberry commented on 29 Apr 2013
Hi Kadi:) Thank you for sharing your skills - I've just tried African cusine for the first time a few months ago I love it! Gob Bless you pretty lady. Peace
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Kadirecipes commented on 05 Jun 2011
@cipelica31 Yes you can use other meat like, beef or chicken but fry it first. I have another video of that in the channel. You can check it out.
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Kadirecipes commented on 12 Feb 2012
@PrincessJazmenn i used 3 tbsp, the full ingredients list is on my website. You can click on the link in the description box.
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Kadirecipes commented on 28 Jul 2011
Hey i am sorry! the first answer was an error. Thank you for watching and trying the recipes. Hope you ll like this one too.
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miss diaspora levy commented on 24 Apr 2013
im jamaican but my partner is nigerian and im trying to learn all i can. thank you. this was so straight forward
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jula juli commented on 04 Sep 2013
i like this soup and i eat with fufu.mmm yummy..i also like to add chicken and beef,which i have boiled earlier.
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Kadirecipes commented on 16 Sep 2012
Thank you! Tres ravi de pouvoir t'aider. Don't forget to share your recipes with me too:) take care..
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cipelica31 commented on 04 Jun 2011
I'm going to make this for my crowd next weekend.Can I use any other meat besides smoked fish?thanks
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Kadirecipes commented on 08 Jan 2013
Oh Ok, I wish u knew their names so i could try it out for my family :) In Which language do u know?
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vobbs commented on 01 May 2011
I just had a bad run-in with smoked fish so I thought I'd better see how it's done-great job!
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Kadirecipes commented on 10 May 2011
@hilahcooking Oh yea, it is a little bit strange but the result is wonderful. Take care.
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Hilah Cooking commented on 09 May 2011
Yummy! I love peanut soup! I've never heard of using smoked fish but it sounds good!
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LeviticaLsinG3R commented on 16 Sep 2012
where can I buy your dresses? They are so expensive on dupsies african attires.com
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Kadirecipes commented on 16 Sep 2012
Sorry but i don't know. I got mines from my country. I wish i could help you
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Kadirecipes commented on 29 Apr 2013
You are welcome! I'm so glad you tried African cuisine and loved it :)

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