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Uploaded by on Jan 8, 2008

its a misty morning on the marae, and the natives are getting hungry.

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  • Brilliant work boys it looks awesome. Just a couple of questions if I could

    1.What are you wrapping the food in(in the basket)?

    2.What is the cloth draped over the basket?

    3.What sort of time frame is needed for the total kook up?

    We want to try it for our work Xmas party this year. Love the vid....

    Cheers from Townsville, Oz

  • Hey Soniq- thanks for stoppig by, to answer your questions, the food is wrapped in tin foil for the meat and muslin for the veg, that is muslin cloth drapped over the parcels, when laying this be careful that this doesnt touch the rocks, because your food will taste of it. time frame of actual cooking will be about 3 hours, depending on the size. Do more research, ask more maori (everyone has an opinion!) and do a couple of practice ones, theres a long wait til xmas!

  • woohoo! 700 views!

  • Greetings from col Scotland lads. Cool as f**k vid. I want to impress my mates with a hangi but as you will probably know......Scotland is not the most volcanicaly active place in the world. Can the humble house brick be used instead.

    Cheers

  • Hey AllanMCI, do it! the house brick will work just fine, as its been through a kiln so wont explode.

  • ok thanx for comments all though traditions werent that great ,the feed was wicked ,aye bro ,cher

    bunny

  • Cheers B! it was an awesome feed, was getting quite hungry while editing it i tell you!

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  • That was a kool stuff .... We did a Hangi a year back ...and the next one is soon in June ...Just waiting for it ...Its a grt fun ....

  • way too much ashes, i was taught by a koroua not to put the fire beside the hole but to have a bit of space there so when you are taking the stones out of the fire you put the stone in that bit of space and then pick up the hot stone with a spade ( THE HOT STONE <NOT THE HOT STONE AND THE ASHES) or roll with the spade into the hole as this process makes for a cleaner and tasteir cook with no ash on the kai ...good on yous kia ora

  • @AllanMCI use steel ... good aswell if u have no rocks or bricks... those plates from train tracks are good 2 :)

  • Hi from Sydney wonderful work... Travel and Tourism Student.

  • oh damn, im hungry now xD

  • why did i click on this at 2 in the morning,im bloody starving now...

  • Oh Yummy,Craving one of them right now!!!!

  • Fake maori fake dreads

  • wheres the maoris at kuz

  • Yeah Paranui Marae. Mmmm Yum!!

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