HMONG FOOD RECIPES | How to make Pork & Ginger Stir-Fry, Hmong Party Classic, Nqaij Npua Nrog Qhiav, HMONG Cooking ASMR
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Hii, sorry about the long long long hiatus! If you keep up with my on Instagram you know that a LOT has been going on:
1. Finishing up the semester of grad school.
2. Moved to a new city! Finally back in a CITY instead of a TOWN!
3. I participated in a full blown PLAY! Like forreal, in front of a live audience. (this lasted 7 weeks!)
There are a few videos that I have pre-recorded that will probably go up before I start posting from the new place. I do like the place a lot but it is in a hip-ish area of a big city so that means that maximize cost for minimized property! The place is cozy and perfect for my husband and I but I know he’d much rather be living in suburbia or the countryside. My new kitchen is TINY but we’re going to have to work it out!
Thanks for being patient and look forward to better & cooler stuff! Please let me know if you have any requests for food. much love & happy holiday’s!
By the way, this was the first time I’ve had fresh fresh ginger planted in a pot, OMG. I’ve been missing out on LIFE! & You can add pig intestines, stomach too if you’re feeling spontaneous!
Ingredients:
Pork
Ginger
Lemongrass
Green Onions
Salt to taste
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BONNTAUB – Pronounced “Bahn-Thou” Bahn as in Bahn mi, and Thou as in Thou shall not eat the last fry! It’s a mashup of our names “Bonnie = Bon” and “Tao = Ntaub” in Hmong.
I always loved creativity but was always told it was not a realistic career so I decided to become a mechanical engineer. Tao always loved photography and videography so for our first Christmas together, I got him the latest GoPro. We have both always loved cooking and ate most of our meals at home. Bonntaub was started from my love of cooking for him and the happiness and joy in his face when he eats my food.
From this partnership of creativity, love for food & addiction to traveling; we now combine all of our passions into this! Our goal is to show the world how easy it is to cook at home with basic ingredients & showcasing the most delicious food in the cities we travel.
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The ginger is milder because it’s young ginger not so much that it’s “fresh”. Older/mature ginger is what we find in stores, which has a stronger flavor.
Y’all are so cute !!! You can tell he loves you.
Yum! I’m making that for dinner
Love it
You guys are so cute!
Food is love in this relationship 😍🥰
Majority of jingle bell party, this is always a additional dish. Always love eating it but never watch how it was cook. Does it has to be this kind of ginger or can the regular ginger be ok too?
Oh lordy. 🤣 Lmao. Seeing you guys eat together makes me feel extra single 😆
I could eat this everyday! Who's with me?!
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Wow….Tao. good to see you brother. I thought I was watching a random video. You guys caught me off guard.
Yummy! I will need to try this recipe. Thanks for sharing! Check out penny shopping :
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I honestly did not know that gingers grew a tall plant like that.. ive always seen those plants but always thought they were jus some random plants lol.. now I know haha
I love fresh ginger . What kind of soil do you use? I have not been successful in growing mines.
His reactions to the food makes me want to eat some too!!
You have a very nice cut of pork meat. Did you buy from your local Asian market prewrapped or was it from a whole killed pig?
Gotta love them fresh ginger!!!!
OMG, I am so jelly. You grow your own ginger. That is so awesome.
Watching these two be lovey dovey is so refreshing.
Also, Hmong food…….
You guys are too cute!!! 🥰😍
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but what ingredients did you use for seasoning? Totally didn’t see it
Awww… you guys are so cute!!
Yummmy and Where did you buy your wok???
Thank you for this recipe! I remember eating it as a child growing up but couldn't figure out how my father made it.
You guys are so cute!!!!!! Your husband is so entertaining and funny! 😆
I’ve been craving for this.
Love this. ❤️