grandmother many, many years ago. [ laughter ] [ speaking in foreign language ] looking forward to lunch. mwacca was a close family friend to habeed and his grandparents, and she s putting together quite a spread. coconut rice, freshly caught fish called tassi, topped with a fresh salad of chopped tomato, cucumber and eggplant. another fish, mackerel, marinated in lime juice and garlic then pan fried. now this is good. whoa. that s looking good. so coconut rice. yeah. chapati bread. yep. this is from the other side of the water there. that s it. this is casaba. casaba.
garlic and pan fried. now this is good. whoa. that s looking good. so coconut rice. yeah. chapati bread. their is casaba what a spread here. and you can use your hands. good. the fish i can do, the rice, i will need help. mm, good. what do you think of the casava? lovely. the rice is great, too. whatever your feelings on revolutions, it is probably worth remembering that they start in places like this. people talking. and when they are won, they re often won by people who sat at the feet of the original planters, people who look like this. look at all these kids.
[ speaking in foreign language ] looking forward to lunch. mwacca was a close family friend to him and his grand parents, and she s putting together quite a spread. coconut rice, freshly caught fish, called tassi, topped with a fresh salad. another fish, mackerel, marinated in lime juice and garlic and pan-fried. now this is good. whoa. that s looking good. so coconut rice. yeah. chapati bread. this is casaba.
she used to take care of my grandmother many, many years ago. [ speaking foreign language ] she was a close family friend to him and his grandparents and she s putting together quite a spread. coconut rice, freshly caught fish called tasi simmered in broth of garlic and wine topped with a fresh salad of chopped tomato, eggplant, cucumber and potato. another fish called mackerel marinated in juice and garlic an pan fried. that s looking good. so coconut rice. japati bread from the other side of the water there. that s it. this is kasaba. two different types of fried
this is mwacca. she used to take care of my grandmother, many, many years ago. [ laughter ] . [ speaking in foreign language ] looking forward to lunch. mwacca was a close family friend to him and his grand parents, and she s putting together quite a spread. coconut rice, freshly called fish called tassi, topped with a fresh salad. another fish, mackerel, marinated in lime juice and gash lick and pan-fried. now this is good. whoa. that s looking good. so coconut rice. yeah. chipati braid. their is casawba