Real Lowcountry Food! SHRIMP & GRITS - Gullah Geechee Food in Southern USA!
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Date: 2023-07-01
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Buddha
Okra is a superfood in its own respect. in some African countries they claim that drinking okra leaf soup improves fertility in women and there is a place which has a record number of twins and they too claim Okra to be the reason for it. some use okra slime as hair conditioner and a lot of countries consume Okra for its health benefits, especially for the grease between your bones.
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Okra is a superfood in its own respect. in some African countries they claim that drinking okra leaf soup improves fertility in women and there is a place which has a record number of twins and they too claim Okra to be the reason for it. some use okra slime as hair conditioner and a lot of countries consume Okra for its health benefits, especially for the grease between your bones.
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food
Mark this really blessed me. Thank you for highlighting the elements of their faith, food, and culture. Enjoyed seeing Ying enjoy the food with you and your interactions Tony and Belinda was wondering and I love how Tony scolded you cleaning the shrimp, that man is passionate about what he does and it show in his the quality of his life work.
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Mark this really blessed me. Thank you for highlighting the elements of their faith, food, and culture. Enjoyed seeing Ying enjoy the food with you and your interactions Tony and Belinda was wondering and I love how Tony scolded you cleaning the shrimp, that man is passionate about what he does and it show in his the quality of his life work.
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peaches
Well the morning glory plant is not wild anymore! There are plants being sold! There are seeds too! How fitting that the plant has come into its own! Have you ever ver seen a morning glowing ray vine all over a French in full bloom? Absolutely beautiful!
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Well the morning glory plant is not wild anymore! There are plants being sold! There are seeds too! How fitting that the plant has come into its own! Have you ever ver seen a morning glowing ray vine all over a French in full bloom? Absolutely beautiful!
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Alexis
I'm so glad you finally did South Carolina, was wondering why you hadn't went there yet. I'm heading down from NY later this year and can't wait to try out some of these places. Greatly appreciated, thank you Mark!
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I'm so glad you finally did South Carolina, was wondering why you hadn't went there yet. I'm heading down from NY later this year and can't wait to try out some of these places. Greatly appreciated, thank you Mark!
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KC
St. Helena does it RIGHT for home cooking. I haven't had the privilege of travelling in that area but I know people who have. and they say it is the unbelievable cuisine available there. thanks for showing us!
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St. Helena does it RIGHT for home cooking. I haven't had the privilege of travelling in that area but I know people who have. and they say it is the unbelievable cuisine available there. thanks for showing us!
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markwiens
I truly love your videos because of your authentic soul. But this one hit me a little different. I honestly felt my ancestors presence through the whole video. Blessings to you and yours
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I truly love your videos because of your authentic soul. But this one hit me a little different. I honestly felt my ancestors presence through the whole video. Blessings to you and yours
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badrapper
Hey Mark, would love to see some fresh content! Feel's like you've shrimp/grits/country food a fair few times and it would be great to see something a little left field. Love your work.
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Hey Mark, would love to see some fresh content! Feel's like you've shrimp/grits/country food a fair few times and it would be great to see something a little left field. Love your work.
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Emily
The vein as you call it down the back of a shrimp is the gastro intestinal tract or GI tract. You remove it because the fresher shrimp sometimes still have food wastes (poop) in it.
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The vein as you call it down the back of a shrimp is the gastro intestinal tract or GI tract. You remove it because the fresher shrimp sometimes still have food wastes (poop) in it.
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Mazi
Welcome to South Carolina mark. I have to try that okra fresh off tha spine. I love mines fried. But yessssir good video thanks for going to my home state. Stay blessed brother
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Welcome to South Carolina mark. I have to try that okra fresh off tha spine. I love mines fried. But yessssir good video thanks for going to my home state. Stay blessed brother
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Harriet
It seems like your wife has finally taken over. that is why I had stop watching you. if the interruption wasn't your son. you do have interesting places. but why the extra?
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It seems like your wife has finally taken over. that is why I had stop watching you. if the interruption wasn't your son. you do have interesting places. but why the extra?
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loveliason65
What a peaceful setting and your hosts seem kind and present. The food, as always, looks fantastic. I don t even like okra yet now I want everything they ve eaten.
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What a peaceful setting and your hosts seem kind and present. The food, as always, looks fantastic. I don t even like okra yet now I want everything they ve eaten.
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abuwarith1
most of the west africans did not eat pork, but generally speaking the basic ingredients and methods of cooking have been preserved especially in the rice dishes
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most of the west africans did not eat pork, but generally speaking the basic ingredients and methods of cooking have been preserved especially in the rice dishes
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Maurice.
The lady is just blessed and so calm with her Gentle husband. Mark, thanks for featuring such an awesome family. PROUD TO BE OF A BLACK MUM.
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The lady is just blessed and so calm with her Gentle husband. Mark, thanks for featuring such an awesome family. PROUD TO BE OF A BLACK MUM.
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Dt
Nice Mark truly World Wide Mark - the remnants and effects of colonization - your audience always has something to take away from your travels -
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Nice Mark truly World Wide Mark - the remnants and effects of colonization - your audience always has something to take away from your travels -
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Ryan
My parents live on st Helena glad you stopped and enjoyed. I saw you were in Charleston and told my parents I bet you would stop there next.
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My parents live on st Helena glad you stopped and enjoyed. I saw you were in Charleston and told my parents I bet you would stop there next.
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Sharon
I always enjoy your videos, but this was special! You truly highlighted a population in a America that gets little attention. Thank you!
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I always enjoy your videos, but this was special! You truly highlighted a population in a America that gets little attention. Thank you!
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Flavor
Wow, this looks phenomenonal. Simple and humble cooking is where it's at - and it takes skill to get this kind of meal just right!
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Wow, this looks phenomenonal. Simple and humble cooking is where it's at - and it takes skill to get this kind of meal just right!
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Wednesday
you are so super sweet. any one would love to have you as their guest. mr tony and mrs belinda are divine! i loved this: )
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you are so super sweet. any one would love to have you as their guest. mr tony and mrs belinda are divine! i loved this: )
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Denise
I live in Beaufort county, how have I missed this farm? Will be correcting that soon. Are you going to hit up Savannah, Mark?
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I live in Beaufort county, how have I missed this farm? Will be correcting that soon. Are you going to hit up Savannah, Mark?
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