Hello from tama LIKU here in mexico. We make umu here in mexico and the local were fascinated the way we niuean here show them how we did it. Love to watch your umu. Fiafia lahi ke onono e umu niue. Nonofo moe monuina. Adios amigos and all the niuean senoritas.

Samoan umu making is the best in my opinion, I respect every other way of how our poly family does it, taros and breadfruit or any other source of starch won't come out soggy, baked perfectly and the meat especially the small pig or Suze two in general will be crispy and moist...

Beautiful and look yummy.

Awesome vloggs guys. Nothing beats the umu food guys. Love watching it.

Watching from Seattle Washington, everything looks delicious and well baked! I guest using steel is a great way to heat the food😊👍 Love the video

Delicious meal.

Sitting at the table eating chocolate biscuits wathing this video now I want a hangi mmmmm

It would be nice to see the usage of banana leaves for wrapping everything rather then foil.We in Aus use foils because there is not enough banana leaves!Nothing beat the smell of the banana leaves and also it’s environmentally better

2 much!!!!...miss the Island life..fairly simple yet enriching

Ko e faga e tau Kai.. yumm

Best taro with hard working family you and your family are so blessed brother watching from Samoa👍❤God bless🙏🙏🙏

Kalofa e, le maua gi ma'a pei o Samoa: Samoa is blessed with lava rocks black hard ones

@360concrete8

2 жыл бұрын

Heaps of rocks in niue..but it's modern day's we move with technology 😀 👍 this is how we save our environment by using up this metals rather then leaving it out to rust and damage our under ground water 💧 Smart Niueans Manuia le weekend ma aua ia e te FIA poko 🤣🤣

from watching in brisbane 🇦🇺 to auckland 🇳🇿 to home iso in alofi 🏡🇳🇺 all in one month! journeyman right here 🌏😆 will hopefully see you around sometime soon ma bro! 🤙 doing an extended time in iso, its the least i can do for you all ❤️🙏

@LifeOnTheRockNiueIsland

2 жыл бұрын

Welcome back bro! See you around soon. Last time we met was 2019 in Hawaii was it not?? How long you back over for?

@mataio_

2 жыл бұрын

@@LifeOnTheRockNiueIsland cheers bro! im feeling very blessed to be back finally! 🙏 & well after being stuck in ausJAILia for over 2 years i got here safely & i decided to throw my passport away 😂 honestly man im not going anywhere anytime soon, it was just an extremely important family reason was the only reason for me going back to oz, anyways ma bro this is your page not mine so il leave it at that but keen as to enjoy island life 🌴 as i always have & keep living, learning & giving with all my heart ❤️🇳🇺

It makes me hungry every time 😁

Niue Taro is the best 💯❤❤🔥🔥 Oka oka ma tokoua

Àwesome yummy food....watching from the Fiji islands

what a nice way to cook food, cool. and result, wow... look good and yummy, cholesterol free🥰. i like the way it is...

Nice work boys 🤘🤘🤘💯💯💯 That lamb and taro leaves came out perfect 😲👍👍👍Fia ai fo'i (hungry now)😂😂😂 Alofa atu from Melbourne 💯💯💯❤

Thank you family i miss this beautiful food .❤fakaue Jay and Fasa.

Ooooohweeee! That’s on point. Can’t go wrong with island chow done right. 🤙 Good Lord I want some of that. Nice segment bro. 🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇦🇸🇦🇸🇦🇸

@LifeOnTheRockNiueIsland

2 жыл бұрын

Fakaue lahi mahaki!🙏🙏❤️

I really enjoy your videos,you guys are living in paradise.You always make me hungry when you’s eat.Arohanui from Aotearoa.

Beautiful brother beautiful! Yummy Yummy! Loved the little umu you cooked it in. The perfect size, and the bits of steel, don't even need the rocks and easy to manage, love it bro.. awesome! stay in paradise! (Niue) don't come to NZ or Australia.. everything is upside down it's getting worse.

Wow yummies don't show it cause you guys make me hungry haha to mafola tau kai umu .

Wow first time seeing a umu made with metal 👍

Feeling homesick now 😂

My favorite show thanks

Tomaveka yum yummy 😋

I love it, best food ever.

U make me hungry plss give me some

The food looks yummy. Interesting, I reckon the scrap metal work just like rocks or even better.

@ace1926

2 жыл бұрын

Learned something new. So yes, it does make sense to use the steel rather than the rocks. The rocks will have a tendency to crumble and disintegrate but steel will practically last forever. Good video which made me hungry.

Fakaue for the another awesome vid of the way our aga fakamotu.

Bro luv your videos awesome especially the lau-ures🤣

@LifeOnTheRockNiueIsland

2 жыл бұрын

🤣🤣 Tulou ma lou. Fiafia tumau ka kitia tau comments haau. Thanks for your constant support ma lou!❤️❤️🙏

Please like subscribe ma tau matakainaga e tau gahua he ha tautolu a tau tagata nonofo motu, oue tulou ke he tau fakatino fulufuluola piko na au koe matai e ulumotua 😆 enjoy your meal

@LifeOnTheRockNiueIsland

2 жыл бұрын

Fakaue lahi mahaki he support mau mai ha mautolu a tau laliaga!

Deeliccioous! LOTR. Will try to recreate that here in the only sunshine state, sorry Brisss VegasssS! At the Gulf of Mexico! Ko fe e fai Kai? PEACE!

@LifeOnTheRockNiueIsland

2 жыл бұрын

Always appreciate your support big bro!To lalilali ke he faikai he tau mogo e i mua! ❤️❤️🙏🙏💯

Hawaii we never use foil we use tea leaf

Lau lau is the best in Hawaii

Saipe ma Chief. Lolotele he kitia atu and alofa atu kehe famili.

Since you guys don’t have river rocks like the other islands to do umu how did they do umu in Niue pre missionary/ pre scrap metal? Or did y’all cook a different way?

@LifeOnTheRockNiueIsland

2 жыл бұрын

We still do use rocks but not the river ones. They turn powdery after use and we need to keep renewing them. I will put a link back here once I have up a video with using our rocks and how it crumbled and becomes powdery.

😕 p̶r̶o̶m̶o̶s̶m̶