Morena. My name is Maia, and i'm in room 24. I think Hangi is similar to umu. No, I haven't tried a traditional Samoan food, but i'd love to! If you have tried it, what did it taste like? Who were you with? Where were you?
Kia Ora everyone The cooking method used in New Zealand that is similar to Umu is Hangi. But I have not tried any Samoa food but I have tried some awesome Fijian food and it was delicious! Blog ya later! 😁
actually I remember having something at school last year for samoan language week. It was like a little cake/pikelet thingy that was very sugary and delicious!
The cooking method in NZ that is similar to a umu is a hangi. I have tried Pani Popo (homemade buns). I tried them in a restaurant with my family they are so yum. Blog you later Neena
I think that the food that is similar is hangi. And no I haven't eaten Umu but I'll bet its good. And if I did I would eat it in Samoa and eat it with my family!
Kia Ora Nicole. I have eaten a umu before with my family it is very delicious it had cooked patatos and kumara and many more. and i have had some samoan food i had taro sapasui which is call chop sui and it is so good. I hope you get a chance to try those foods one day. Blog ya later.
Kia ora my name is Dahran. I think the cooking method that is used in NZ is hangi. I HAVE tasted a Samoan dish before. I ate it in Garden-to-table last year. I ate it with my classmates. I ate a coconut sauce thingy and it tasted Good! Blog you later Dahran😂
Talofo lava . One of the traditional foods i had that is Samoan is coconut cream and taro .I had some with my Dad after school and is was so good. BLOG YA LATER
Hi Nicole I think a Similar cooking method from umu is hangi from NZ. Oh and just saying I have tryed some Samoan food it was really yum and do you know where I ate it well I ate it last year at cultural day. Bye blog you later!
Hi my name is Hazel and im in room 24 I think that the Samoan method of cooking is called a umu, have you ever had a umu? umus and hangis are different because hangis are usually made in a deep hole but umus are made above ground. I dont recall having any traditional Samoan food. but I googled images and it looks Delicious . blog you later .Hazel.
Hi Room 24! The name of the cooking method is called a Hangi. Yes, I have tried traditional Samoan food before. I have tried taro with coconut cream, taro's grow on trees in Samoa. I have also tried sapasui (chop Sui), witch is mostly served with rice. My mum also likes to cook buni popo's, they are soft bread with coconut cream on top.
Me and my family always like to have gathering and we each bring a plate. The gatherings are usually at my house.
Kia Ora I think that the similar to Umu is Hangi. And also I have not tried Samoan food before but other types of food like Chinese food and other delicious food hope I try some. Blog ya later.
Talofa lava, Nicole I think the method they used is called a Hangi. I have tried a traditional Samoan at a cultural festival in school, it was called Koko laisa its chocolate milk with rice at the bottom I don't remember the taste.
Kia ora, I think the similar cooking method to an "umu" was a hangi. I also remember eating/drinking a Samoan dish called koko laisa. Koko laisa is kind of like chocolate milk but it has a special type of rice in the bottom so the "CHOCOLATE MILK" has a chocolatey flavouring to it.
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ReplyDeleteWhy and I not getting any comments anymore! I used to get heeps! 😭😭😭😭😭
DeleteMost likely hangi.
ReplyDeleteAnd by the way, I never tried traditional samoan food (I think)
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Morena. My name is Maia, and i'm in room 24.
ReplyDeleteI think Hangi is similar to umu.
No, I haven't tried a traditional Samoan food, but i'd love to! If you have tried it, what did it taste like? Who were you with? Where were you?
Kia Ora everyone
ReplyDeleteThe cooking method used in New Zealand that is similar to Umu is Hangi. But I have not tried any Samoa food but I have tried some awesome Fijian food and it was delicious!
Blog ya later! 😁
actually I remember having something at school last year for samoan language week. It was like a little cake/pikelet thingy that was very sugary and delicious!
Deletethey were Samoan donuts (panikeke) Leilani's mum made them. You've also sapa sui, oka and taro
DeleteI think the hangi is kind of the same as a umu.
ReplyDeleteI have not tried any samoan food because I haven't been there yet but I sure I will like it.
The Cooking Method used in New Zealand that is similar to umu is called Hangi.
ReplyDeleteNo I have not tried any samoan food.
The cooking method in NZ that is similar to a umu is a hangi. I have tried Pani Popo (homemade buns). I tried them in a restaurant with my family they are so yum.
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Neena
I think that the food that is similar is hangi. And no I haven't eaten Umu but I'll bet its good. And if I did I would eat it in Samoa and eat it with my family!
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Oh wait I have eaten chop sui with my sister!
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And I ate it at family fun night.
DeleteChop suey is from China and Sapa suey (Nuie chop suey) is from Nuie.
DeleteKia Ora Nicole.
ReplyDeleteI have eaten a umu before with my family it is very delicious it had cooked patatos and kumara and many more. and i have had some samoan food i had taro sapasui which is call chop sui and it is so good.
I hope you get a chance to try those foods one day.
Blog ya later.
Kia ora my name is Dahran. I think the cooking method that is used in NZ is hangi. I HAVE tasted a Samoan dish before. I ate it in Garden-to-table last year. I ate it with my classmates. I ate a coconut sauce thingy and it tasted Good!
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Dahran😂
i think the hangi is similar to a umu.I have never tried samoan food but i would love to try it
ReplyDeleteTalofo lava . One of the traditional foods i had that is Samoan is coconut cream and taro .I had some with my Dad after school and is was so good. BLOG YA LATER
ReplyDeleteHi Nicole I think a Similar cooking method from umu is hangi from NZ. Oh and just saying I have tryed some Samoan food it was really yum and do you know where I ate it well I ate it last year at cultural day. Bye blog you later!
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Talofa lava
ReplyDeleteHi my name is Hazel and im in room 24
ReplyDeleteI think that the Samoan method of cooking is called a umu, have you ever had a umu?
umus and hangis are different because hangis are usually made in a deep hole but umus are made above ground.
I dont recall having any traditional Samoan food. but I googled images and it looks Delicious .
blog you later
.Hazel.
Hi Room 24!
ReplyDeleteThe name of the cooking method is called a Hangi. Yes, I have tried traditional Samoan food before. I have tried taro with coconut cream, taro's grow on trees in Samoa. I have also tried sapasui (chop Sui), witch is mostly served with rice. My mum also likes to cook buni popo's, they are soft bread with coconut cream on top.
Me and my family always like to have gathering and we each bring a plate. The gatherings are usually at my house.
BLOG YA LATER! Leilani
Morena. My name is Madalin, and I am in room 24.
ReplyDeleteI have not eat any traditional samoan food but i have head of them
Kia Ora I think that the similar to Umu is Hangi. And also I have not tried Samoan food before but other types of food like Chinese food and other delicious food hope I try some.
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Talofa lava, Nicole I think the method they used is called a Hangi.
ReplyDeleteI have tried a traditional Samoan at a cultural festival in school, it was called Koko laisa its chocolate milk
with rice at the bottom I don't remember the taste.
Bye Nicole
the name of cooking method used by Maori people is called a hangi. I have had Samoan food at Garden to Table.
ReplyDeleteKia ora, I think the similar cooking method to an "umu" was a hangi. I also remember eating/drinking a Samoan dish called koko laisa. Koko laisa is kind of like chocolate milk but it has a special type of rice in the bottom so the "CHOCOLATE MILK" has a chocolatey flavouring to it.
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