Cooking With Grandma - Kwanzaa Cooking with Grandma Martha

[youraftermyrobotbee]

oh god that kid is so cute i love him <3

[XxRachelNickkyxX]

@ 5:17-5:18 Hot isn't it?! ROFL! xD

I love that kid! He is hilarious!

[XxRachelNickkyxX]

Grandma:" Uh Uh Uh Uh You'll burn yourself"

The Kid: (Pretending he is eating it) LMAO xD

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I love when the kid says "I Love legos Grandma" He sounded so manly when he said too xD

[trvekvltBurzum]

This makes me happy and sad. Happy because i love that they still cling to the traditions and sad cause i never had a chance to cook with my grandma...

[dbdoeboy]

this is tooo cute!!

[MasterA55a55in]

i wish anyone in my family could cook,, anything .. =(

[1900peace]

i am wondering the amount of syrup that was use. it look like 1/2 to 2/3 cup. could someone let me know. and what temperture was the potatoes cooked at?

[1900peace]

i am wondering the amount of syrup that was use. it look like 1/2 to 2/3 cup. could someone let me know.

[swankswag]

dats right! was dem hands son!

[andresyim]

i love legos

[YuungMuula]

aww thats family bonding the little boys so cute!!

[falseangelwingx]

I want what they drinking

[Sechesan]

microwaved potatoes? There is something fishy there :P

[Vleesball]

humans eat with fork and knive..

but then again i 'm a snob.

[dunnowy123]

You're an idiot. Honestly, I really feel sad for you. In India, for example, it is tradition that a person eats with his/her hands at family gatherings to show that they are comfortable with their family.

Oh, I guess they're not humans then.

Dumb ass.

[ravi930]

@Vleesball ARE YOU FUCKING KIDDING ME. so your telling me that you drink soup with your fork, real smart

[Tinkaoeslady]

his was nicely done I hope you enjoy the rest of the holiday

[pichu1988]

Anywhere you go, people celebrate holidays by preparing a nice big meal. :)

[prettycountrygirl2]

Very intelligent young man. Great video. The only thing that I would have done differently would have been to cook the potatoes in the oven instead of the microwave. I use my microwave as less as possible. I DON'T TRUST IT.

[yuwing]

Kid's a fool!

[flyingidiot357]

i thought they just ate fried chicken.....

[Philly2Brooklyn]

lol wow..

[Zygotepro]

@flyingidiot357 As a African American who celebrates Kwanzaa annually I reassure you that we do eat fried chicken for this occasion. And if you really want to go there, yes..yes we also (at least with my family) have water melon after the meal. But don't subject yourself to thinking we only eat those things all the time. stereotypes spawn from cultural characteristics or tenancies, so everyone have a laugh. So, for a laymen of Afro-Amero culture it's perfectly acceptable to think that

[MRSketch09]

@Vid

Haha, that kid cracked me up.

I also employee the chin technique he was trying to open the fridge with.

[nwLohmann]

how did they cooked the potato before they used microwaves? just cooking it? How does microwaving impact the taste? Wow a lot of questoins, hope someone can answer.

[JonE23]

@nwLohmann i guess you could bake it in an oven or over some coals on the bbq.... i would actually think that it would taste better that way.... the microwave is just to make it fast cos it can take quite long in an oven... especially for sweet potatoes that big...

[InsideCenterDani]

That was really cute!

[immarnel]

hmmm..weird my first time to see a brownish orange sweet potato in the philipinnes sweet potatoes are always white inside O_o

[MRSketch09]

@immarnel

That's really interesting. Seriously.

I wonder if its a difference in the soil or something that causes that.. or the amount of sun.

[gayerthankali]

@immarnel yeah. there's tons of different varieties of fruits and veggies

Did you know that there's actually black apples?

And they're pretty delicious too!

It's just that there's only a select few that's available to most people because they're easier to grow or they take less time to grow because the companies that control our food are so greedy.

[KinderSurprise008]

lol @ the kid trying to open the fridge door with his face XD

[gayerthankali]

@KinderSurprise008 hahahaha I always turn light switches on with my face when I've got my hands full.

[hannahduhh01]

this is sick yo. lol

[072375928]

why dont the kid didnt drink along with the grandma????..... it kinda sweet...... nice vid anyway and cute too......

[engleshen]

hahahah "WHy do they sound like they are fartoing?" :D

[ZIPCHIC99]

A very sweet video.. loved the music too..

[kiwali]

the picture on the left at 0:11 look so much like that boy!!!

[kiwali]

I like that kid...

[kiwali]

canyou use pealer?

[musicstoreable]

2:38 you cant put hot thing on the frifge

[BellaOfBacardi]

so sweet to see how well they get along

smart kiddo ;o)

[TOstevo]

Brown sugar and corn syrup, a perfect diabetes recipe. I guess that's why we only eat this stuff once a year. (yeah right)

[Fancylooks]

A very nice video. I can't believe most of the comments I am reading, they are so...... well, write here whatever you feel like.

[Neropatti]

I'm thinking the same!

[cool1cool2cool3]

omg i <3 this

i could totally feel their family history & all the love!

that boy is so lucky to have a grandma like her

[freak8385]

Looks good you know, here in Guatemala you get alot of jams and cadies but sweet potato is kinda difficult. Still looks good.

[bambalambam]

lol the black kid is her SLAVE

[TheLivingChannel]

Haha, lil´ meany you are ;3 gnagna!

[myalteredself]

Makes me totally want to.

[some5672]

"when was the first time you made this recipe?"

so scripted...LOL

[yyyy2999]

@some5672 Lmao im pretty sure it is...

[ZylnorWrath]

Thanks Chow!

its nice to see kids helping out with elders and also learning about their cultures!

[NaienaArygos]

I love candied yams, and I really enjoyed this video. Keep up the good work.

[jmmmat]

Cooking in the microwave ... thats definitely traditional

[NaienaArygos]

I love utilizing my microwave. It's quick and easy, and it reminds me that not everything has to take hours to prepare in order for it to taste good.

[christopherawesome]

It's true, microwaves get a bad rap in cooking nowadays but they are are perfectly fine for a lot of things.

[myalteredself]

Well, if the tradition of yams in their family started with them utilizing the micro, then yes.

[orionpk]

using the micro it's good on potatoes , it preserve all the nutrients,, plus they get cooked fast and even

[AllMyWordz]

Yum.

[wiseguyhypnotized]

whos singing in the backround? i really like it!

[guitarpope]

it says at the end ofthe video

[LendaryMel]

@wiseguyhypnotized:

Watch at the end. They tell you the song you need.

[JeramizzleJensen]

@wiseguyhypnotized Bertha Lee with Charley Patton - "Mind Reader Blues." it tells you at the very end of this video at 5:36.