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| Start with ingredients......fish, fresh veggies, flour for fou fou, etc. |
The other elders said that Elder Mukadi was a great cook, so we asked him to show us how to cook an African meal. He is just getting started here. He had gutted most of the fish in advance, but wanted to show me how to do it, so he saved one for me!
Elder Mukadi is showing Sister Bybee and I how to stir the corn flour into boiling water. Fou fou can be made from different types of flour - manioc, rice, corn, or a combination. We decided to just use corn flour this time.
Elder Brockbank and Heritier, who is a branche missionary and had worked with the elders this day, came to help.
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| YUM YUM - smells delicious! |
Heretier and Elder Brockbank busy making....I am not sure, but it was sure good!
This fish was extraordinary - it came off the bones easily and if you didn't want to have it watch you eat it, you could make sure you didn't get a piece that included the head.
Our cooks: Heritier, Elder Mukadi, Sister Bybee and Elder Brockbank.
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| From the left: Elder Wheatley, Elder Johnson, Elder Lundberg, Elder Lavering, Elder Brockbank (standing) and Sister Bybee. |
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| Starting on the right, Elder VanAusdal, Elder Mukadi, Heritier, Sister Bybee, Elder Ntambwe and Elder Lavering. |
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