Authentic AGBELI KAKLO recipe ✔️ YUCA/MANIOC CROQUETTES -Ndudu by Fafa
Agbeli Kaklo or Bankye Krakro as known in the Ewe and Ashanti language respectively is made from grated Cassava and Onion.
The juice of the grated Cassava is extracted (reserve for making starch) and then mixed with the blended Onion and deep fried. In Ghana this is enjoyed with Coconut pieces and as a snack.
Read more including the ingredients and measurements on my blog ;
http://ndudu-by-fafa.blogspot.co.uk/2018/03/agbeli-kaklo-cassava-or-yuca-fritters.html?m=1
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@roseodiko82984 years agoEi something lefe, agbeli kaakro lefe. Thanks Fafa. I will try this recipe 3
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@nkechiajaeroh35775 years agoI remember eating this snack a lot (in Nigerian) when I was growing. A beautiful memory. Africans are so blessed with exciting recipes! You are the best sister, Fafa! Thank you for sharing. 11
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@nuagesdedelices6 years agoOh my God ! Your channel is just so amazing tjanks you so much 1
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@gloriaoppong37986 years agoI jus love the audio from ur channel ur voice and the music in the background incredeble 3
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@natalierema74575 years agoWaouuu I will try it thank you so much❤️ 2
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@benjamincoffie6 years agoYou have made cooking looks so simple for me thank you
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@estherserwaah42454 years agoFafa one of my favorite snacks thanks for sharing👍🏼🥰❤🇬🇭
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@niikoblakartey-corsy50083 weeks agoNdudu is far better always on a cas Flav here we go
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@Lifewithsherifa-324 years agoYou're always on point, I really admire you 🥰🥰 1
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@abradopekoledji11994 years agoHey girl love you do great job bringing out our food
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@nannettekodi42945 years agoI love everything on your channel; from your voice, presentation,diction, the smile...its just lovely watching and learning. 2
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@niikoblakartey-corsy50083 weeks agoI like the green onion infusion, makes it looks like times Square on new years eve , splendid, oh how about some garlic . I will try that and make u know
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@hermandemello22003 years agoWow ur awesome !! For all your lovely dishes. This Yuca recipe n supper results gave hope in tea time bites. Ty I say thanks n WOW from Tanzania
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@helenaa3936 years agoI love both versions so simple I will try it thanks ... daavi 1
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@rasjason44 years agoThank you, you made it so simple, now this I can make.. 😂😂😂 3
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@melokwabi88462 years agoQuite straight forward....but the baked agbelikk......another level 👌 l will try it and let know the outcome...thanks girl
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@giftyagbodjan94004 years agoI always eat this in Ghana I never knew is so cheap to do it . God bless you for sharing.
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@mimikhah6 years agoIn Ivory Coast we call it ''Agba Klaklo'' good memories from Sunday after Church with my sister...very yummie 3
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@samirayassmine68096 years agoben oui, une vraie pierre de résistance ! yum ! M trying this lol 1
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@maggiebaidoo21146 years agoOld time Street food , I remembered when Jelly John Rawrins came to power to removed the northern president Leman is different to get a food buy so only cassava is a common food and easy to find and buy so they make cassva in difference ways of food. ...3
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@leonardpearlman40174 years agoOh, I think this is what I've been looking for! There are a lot of cassava recipes for various cakes and puddings, and in the end the cassava is a minor ingredient, it's all milk and eggs and sugar. I wanted something more like a potato pancake. Cassava is growing in my yard, so it's an issue! There's a Columbian breakfast thing that's like this, very hard and dense crust, and chewy on the inside. Pan de Yuca? It's good! I think this is the original. This is simple and I don't think I would get tired of it. ...
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@noury5us5 years agoThanks for sharing this with us. Could you also show us how to make Bolou, Prawn the one they sell on the streets in Togo. I think it is grilled and has very nice taste maybe red palm oil in it.
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@zenobiaafful18484 years agoI love you to the bit... You made me satisfied whenever i need a new recipe. God bless you 1
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@scorlastica6 years agoOh agbet! How I missed you😍. Daavi Fafa you are the best!!!!!!!👏👏👏 Thanks for sharing!!! Happy Sunday to you gorgeous😍😍😍 3
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@dydyv.76254 years agoHi aunty, just found you when I was craving for "Agba kaklo" 😭(this is how we call it 🇨🇮 in Côte divoire/Ivory Coast). Plus I saw that your Ghanaian, ❤️___ I'm ivoiro-ghanaian (🇨🇮🇬🇭) Your video is really nice ...2
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@niikoblakartey-corsy50083 weeks agoYes, and even frying it with coconut oil nflate it above hypotenuse of all angles
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@browneduni286 years agoThat looks too good! Does soaking it overnight help to remove the bitterness? I am trialing out mine but it tastes a little bitter after cooking. 1
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@akpenemaxwella5375 years agoThank you ooo, davi Fafa! I tried it and it was ....'PERFECT' {in your voice :)} 3
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@leahl80016 years agoHello Beautiful, thank you so much for this video you have taken me back to my childhood favourite snacks.. please can you let me know where you got your rose gold knife and forks from🍴😍 2
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@theophilussarpong36803 years agoWow..this is lovely..watching from the UK How di contact u please..
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@priscilladonzy47394 years agoCan the balls be stored in fridge a day before frying?
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@evelyntettey94385 years agoTnx for sharing but plz there's a pastries made with starch in form of atifufui but round, plz I want the name and recipes. Tnx 1
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@renateteke6 years agoYummy, I love this 😘. Fafa can you do the one that has banana in it pls 😋😘 1
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@boyme26656 years agoU do all fafa. I'm already missing home. God bless you dear 😘 2
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@blacksheep.72214 years agoWhat oil did you use isn't the original receipe fried in coconut oil or am i wrong?
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@owolabisourou7695 years agoDavi please make me Adidoyo drink from TOGO
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@gloriouschild38926 years agoWell done Fafa, my question is can i fry it in a deep fryer? 1
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@tommybenjamin62616 years agoWe have the best foods in Africa Ghana 2
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@janeackom57105 years agoWhere I am there is no fresh cassava can I use frozen cassava 1
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@billfarnsworth75366 years agoGhana's version of Nigella Lawson.
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@JaysDiy8742 years agoCan I use cassava dough bought from the market?
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@mytube30206 years agoBaked version? Now I know that you aren't from planet earth 😀😁😂🤣🤣 16
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@mikewalters40452 years agoFans i think this can be a good business if some one makes it like the balls and sell it in markets or shops ,you buy it and fry it urself
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@pakowaraba29676 years agoPls stop cooking I miss home U are the best 2
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@tommybenjamin62616 years agoMy sister come to do it for me thanks you 1
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@ednaawo57495 years agoFafa please send me some of that ayigbe chewing gum and some roasted groundnut dont forget to add 3 sachets of pure water and i will forget where ever the tro is taking me to laugh 1
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@BabyGirl-xu7bj4 years agoAyigbe chewing gum and nkatie or coconut.Get a sachet of pure water ready and you can start chewing.
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@globalcetzen52716 years ago TFS it looks appetizing and the recipe is fantastic however I've never heard it being called "BANKYE KAKRO" before by any tribe. I may sound petty but I feel as if the Twi translation was unnecessary and took away from the recipe's origins. I know you use your platform to promote the Ewe language which I admire a lot but I also think there's always a dose of "Twi-overreach" which overshadows our other tribal languages.This snack originated from the and was frowned upon/jeered at by the Twis and Gas, just like the "AyigbeBiskit", so can we just call it by the name every tribe has come to accept due to the origin of the recipe, please. KAKLO- 'Ewe' dialect... (Cassava Croquettes) Thank you. ...1
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You are the best sister, Fafa! Thank you for sharing. 11
Plus I saw that your Ghanaian, ❤️___
I'm ivoiro-ghanaian (🇨🇮🇬🇭)
Your video is really nice ... 2
How di contact u please..
I miss home
U are the best 2
TFS it looks appetizing and the recipe is fantastic however I've never heard it being called "BANKYE KAKRO" before by any tribe. I may sound petty but I feel as if the Twi translation was unnecessary and took away from the recipe's origins. I know you use your platform to promote the Ewe language which I admire a lot but I also think there's always a dose of "Twi-overreach" which overshadows our other tribal languages.This snack originated from the and was frowned upon/jeered at by the Twis and Gas, just like the "AyigbeBiskit", so can we just call it by the name every tribe has come to accept due to the origin of the recipe, please.
KAKLO- 'Ewe' dialect... (Cassava Croquettes) Thank you. ... 1