"We are not professional frybread-making grandmas" = I LOVE it!!

"Tore it half to feed all the indians" ...you guys made laugh so hard!!!🤣🤣. Great sense of humor and when I was in New Mexico ...I used to visit a reservation there and would always eat fry bread....the best!!!

As a Swede... I think I'd just like to come over and eat Your non-traditionally-measured Indian Fried Bread! 😘 You two are funny and I thoroughly enjoyed your presentation and will def try this "recipe"!! 😊

@HeraclitusThoughtBubbles

Жыл бұрын

Pardon me dear Swede

Love you young ladies,and thanks so much for keeping our culture alive.I adore your native humor as well 😍

Harkins cup! Lol I use that cup too 😂 it’s nice to see some native ladies do KZread! 🙂

@nativevlogs7054

6 жыл бұрын

Lynn Tisi hi name is Michael, do you know how to make some fry bread, if so you should post a video, just a suggestion. I think you could do a good job, what do you think?

@daskywalker4280

5 жыл бұрын

Nican Tlaca your a creep

My grandmother taught me to cook and I use the same measuring system. Grandma was part native American but I know others whose families can from Europe who use the same system. Things to use for measuring were in short supply and took more work to clean. This works and people who don't like to see it can just watch something else and miss the joy of watching the two of you.

I almost passed on watching this video since I had already viewed quite a few other ones, but I'm soooooooo glad I watched it. Y'all are just great, and one of the only video's I've actually watched and giggled while watching. You're so down to earth!!! Thanks for giving me the best fry bread recipe as well the most fun - all at the same time. I hope you will make another video soon about....................about anything!!!

You bring me back to my childhood 55 years ago when Paul & Robert Kellwood and I would go see his Aunt Connie and Uncle Roy in Window Rock, we ate fry bread until all of the 10 pounds of flour was gone... This is a great memory for us, and you two have revived it so sweetly by making it the same way as his Aunt Connie does. Man-o-man going to have to make myself some fry bread and share it with the spirit of Paul and Uncle Roy.

@kindredimagination109

6 жыл бұрын

Aww! Thank you!

@laurakerr3450

Жыл бұрын

@@kindredimagination109 I made the fry bread and it was awesome !

Love how some of us were taught to just go by “feel” not measuring cups. Lol Loved your sense of humor!

This is my first time seeing you girls. Im so glad I decided to watch. I love the giggles and the absolute down to earth style of teaching. Thanks for sharing. Keep it up😊

8:45 "and she tore it in half to feed all the Indians"😂😂 from smoke signals

@ghosttgirlghosttspook5478

4 жыл бұрын

And remember that they also scalped there enemies I!!!!!

@GrannyGooseOnYouTube

4 жыл бұрын

@@ghosttgirlghosttspook5478 They learned that from the damn English, who got money for bringing in Native scalps. Sometimes a bounty hunter would tear an adult scalp in half and get paid for two childrens' scalps. Read some real history.. I'm sorry, but your comment deserves a reprimand.

@imnedmonton

4 жыл бұрын

@@ghosttgirlghosttspook5478 because their enemies could spell...hee hee

@traceyellis8942

4 жыл бұрын

GrannyGoose it was the French who taught the natives to scalp and not all tribes did. Mine didn’t.

@robthomas7392

3 жыл бұрын

@@ghosttgirlghosttspook5478 That's some lovely ignorance you've got going there.

You two are hilarious, this was fun learning how to make fry bread, the authentic way. It is important to promote your culture! Keep the videos coming and we wish you success. :)

@EthanHenderson27

11 ай бұрын

It's good to watch native american ancient foods still being used today. I myself am a proud Native American indian, from the Blackfoot tribe.

Your laughter is contagious! Keep up the great work ladies!!

Yep! That's the same recipe. That my late grandma from New Mexico. Used flour, salt and baking soda. And also, many Navajos from the New Mexico areas. Relatives on my dad's side of the family. My mom also learned to make frybread from my late grandma Virginia Begay. And when you first start to make frybread. It always comes out hard as a rock. And so, just practicing and practicing. And you'll get better at it. Where it would come out just right.

I Think You Two are Just Adorbs!!~ Understood yer measurements perfectly... Do More Video's!!~ Thanks Girls!!

@treasuretroll3319

3 жыл бұрын

I seen another video, and they used water and milk. So which is it? Milk or no milk? Just curious because I plan on trying to make some tomorrow 😊

This may be an old video, but it’s very entertaining. You two are so cute with your antics. Thanks for the recipe and for showing us the old ways.

"Get rid of all your bugs" OMG that was great

Love this episode! This is what all KZread videos should be, funny, entertaining and completely wonderful. Love the reference from one of my favorite movies of all time, btw. I don't want to give it away but let me quote "some days it is a good day to die...and some days it is a good day to have breakfast!". Keep up the outstanding g work!

She said “Not in front of the In-laws though!” 😂 I just love you two!

We have a recipe with real measurements in the description if you need it ;-)

@andrewlong2801

6 жыл бұрын

Kindred Imaginatio

@irvings3353

6 жыл бұрын

Both of you ladies are entertaining and do a great job making fry bread natives rule I'm Cherokee and Chippewa mixed👍

@nevaehsangel9620

4 жыл бұрын

Hahaha! I love that u gals make it "Native" style measurements, as we Mexicans are natives as well, we use the SAME measuring ways! We eyeball it , which is hand measurements as well !😂😂😂👍 This looks so yummy!y friend uses powder milk...why is that? Idk, but it's yummy as heck !😍😍😍😍

@toymomofthree7870

4 жыл бұрын

Thank you ladies! Unfortunately my gramma passed away before she could teach me and I didn't want this tradition to get lost to time and my kids miss it so I have been looking EVERYWHERE for a video to teach me the "traditional" way and I am so glad I found your video!! I will be trying it this week so I can perfect it and pass it down! Thanks a million

I think you young ladies are great. I really enjoyed the video. It's nice that you are able to make the things that your Grama taught you without measuring utensils. They just seem to know things feeling by hand or sight and it's nice that you were learning the same way. I'll definitely try this soon. It looks good. If you could speak up a little for some of us gramas that would be good but keep up the giggles!

I have watched many fry bread tutorials on KZread this morning... Ladies, yours is the most entertaining! I learned AND laughed! Thank you so much for taking the time to share! Making my first fry bread now...

I grew up basically ON the Wind River res..I woke up this morning with the thoughts of smelling fresh hot fry bread & was immediately homesick...look up traditional fry bread and here you ladies are! What a wonderful video, you both made my day with a big smile! Of course the only thing that would make my day perfect is if I had some fry bread dang 😂

Good to see native cooking still alive and well with our young people Thank you,,,

I'm half German half potawatami .this is the same way I was taught to make it.also I measure everything like that 🥰.your channel is the fist I've found I wanted to subscribe to pertaining to any native American recipes.

Finally! This is probably the closest recipe I've seen the grandmas use.

I love you ladies! This is the kind of cooking show I like. Relaxed and unedited.

HEY VICTOR !!!Your DAD Was a .....LOL Great job Ladies !!! Im First Nations from CANADA and I thoroughly enjoyed your Fry Bread making skills ...Keep it up Ladies. thats how you make 16 fry bread for 32 people ...Rip it in half !!! lol Priceless !!! :)

It's just like the "moon bread" my late grandmother used to make... I've always wanted to relearn the recipe, so thank you so much for sharing.

You two are so cute and funny. Thank you for sharing your recipe!

I appreciate the thoughtful approach with "preparation to cook" measures you ladies take. Others cooks with their jangly bracelets, sleeves sweeping over and into food, and unsecured, bicep-length hair, make it harder to take them seriously.

I absolutely love that you don't measure. Who has time for all that measuring anymore! 😊

That’s some bejeezus frybread! Arlene Joseph would approve 😉 By the way, loved the other frybread video too. The people who criticised missed the good stuff. Y’all are great!

@kindredimagination109

6 жыл бұрын

+Shannon Nava lol thanks!

@americanvenom2757

5 жыл бұрын

its gonna be a fry bread riot for sure.

@meldridcatajay14

5 жыл бұрын

@@kindredimagination109 done hugging you dont forget to hug me back

Love your tutorial ladies, The laughter is what made my day as I am also an Indigenous bannock maker from Canada. Keep the imagination alive! Look forward to other tutorials you two might be doing in the future. Long live fry bread!🦅

I added garlic seasoning salt and lightly buttered a small fry bread. My first time making the bread and it was GREAT! Thanks, ladies!!

Lmao! Great video ladies. Felt like I was hanging out with you two the kitchen. Loved the humor. Fry bread looks delicious!

Ladies I really appreciate this video I wanted to learn how to make frybread since my grandmother passed away. She never got to show me how, but see yall make it brings back yummy memories 😋

This makes me so sentimental. When my mom made bread she made extra dough with which she made her "dough gobs" with. Yup dough gobs that was the name we always called them. She just pulled off a smaller gob of dough than you did but fried them just the same. Thanks for bringing me down memory lane.

That’s absolutely beautiful amazing. My dad died a few weeks ago but every year for the last 10 or so years they used to take their RV they got invited to camp on a reservation for two weeks out of the year. And most people didn’t get invited like that. They went back every year. They talked about this bread! On the reservation where they were they made this bread on a rock outside! I think that’s the coolest thing my parents have ever done actually they did a lot of cool things but this is definitely one of the highlights!

You ladies are having WAY too much fun. Good video. Keep it up. Fun to watch,Thanks

As a ndn man.... there is NOTHING better than seeing beautiful native women laugh and cook! Lol. Made my day. Haha

I’m from Europe and my grandma and my mom always make fried bread but they put cheese inside to and it is awesome. Thanks for the video, you two are sweet.

I went to the casino today and tried fry bread for the first time and now I'm OBSESSED! Yours look so good, cant wait to try and make this at home thank you!

@kindredimagination109

6 жыл бұрын

LOL Awesome!

@jamesmorgan8193

5 жыл бұрын

That's hilarious actually

You do as my grandma did!!! Thank you!!

absolutely adorable ladies,great sense of humor

Awesome video! This is how I was taught to make frybread, also how to bake. When I was asked what my measurements were, like you, I couldn't tell anyone either. So what I did was make some and each step I weighed what I measured in my hands and now my wife weighs or measures everything I do in the kitchen lol

I was looking for an authentic and traditional Native fry bread recipe and this is exactly that, with bonus smiles and laughter, too! Ty ladies!

Loved this video. Thank you so much. I used to live in Minnesota and could get fry bread all the time. Now I'm in South Carolina and will have to make it myself. Thanks again for showing me how to do it right.

nayeee that smoke signal reference 😂😂 btw this helped a lot! tryning to make sum Indian tacos for the fam👌👌

you two are awesome! Love your video and the frybread is so yummy. Thank you!

You ladies make your fry bread the way I make my bannock. No measuring tools just eye ball it. Must work cause it always comes out fine. You two are fun. Keep it up.

I've watched a lot of KZreads to learn to do this myself, but I believe the recipes will all taste OK, but you two are the most fun frybread makers yet!

Who else is a native but foegot how to make fry bread?

@bonnierabbit1413

4 жыл бұрын

I never made it but my grandma and my grate grandma did and my aunt loved it cus she is full-blooded Navajo😚💖👍👍👍👍

@JWP6948

4 жыл бұрын

If you don't know how to make bread then you're not native aye haha

@anshuchoudhary5081

4 жыл бұрын

Well, there is the Indian (South Asian) version is called a Puri, which is the South Asian Indian version of a fry bread from the Indian state of the Punjab.

I am so happy I came across this channel. Thank you for sharing your recipe.

I think this is the best frybread video I’ve ever seen.

My Grandmother on my mother's side was Native American. I do recall before she would hand mix the dry ingredients, she would dip her two fingers of her right hand into butter just a slight tap. She would slightly rub both of her hands. This would prevent the dough from sticking to your hands, if you don't have butter...margarine will do.😂

Your humor is so fun-love your relationship!

This is the frybread my mom used to make for me growing up. You ladies laughter is so beautiful and reminds me of my mom and her family.

There was going to be a frybread riot for sure!! Hey victor hey victor! Lol! Da anzho ! Ladies just like my grandmas and my moms! Great video ladies. Ahee ihyeh.

Thank you for this! It was pretty entertaining to watch you ladies making it.

Thank you for such a simple and fun recipe! Your energy is delightful!!

I love how similar we are being world’s apart. My Maori people in New Zealand have been making fry bread since the beginning of time. We love it.

@steveboy7302

4 жыл бұрын

or since the were introduced to flour and deep frying

@williamsmith7168

4 жыл бұрын

wheat wasn't grown in New Zeland until about 1830

@gullwingstorm857

4 жыл бұрын

@@williamsmith7168 I think nearly 200 years is pretty much acceptable.

@gullwingstorm857

4 жыл бұрын

Fry bread and boil-up. Yum.

@traceyellis8942

4 жыл бұрын

What recipe do you use?

Very good ! People that are mean to you in the comments, don't deserve to watch you - and don't deserve any fry bread ! GOD Bless !!!

Finally! Just exactly the same way my friend's Mother taught me 50+ years ago!!! She was from Utah, if that matters, and don't know her heritage. Thanks, lovely ladies!!!

Y’all are awesome and the fry bread looks delicious

You two are a breath of fresh air! Thank you for sharing! I am excited to try making this!

Learning and laughing... Luv it guys!

Thanks! You two are adorable!

You girls are funny making me laugh! Thanks for sharing🙏🏽 Bluebird is expensive up here for Dakotas in Minnesota, but it is my favorite 👍🏽

I’m not native but it’s from Smoke Signals. Love that movie!

Thank you for this video. Not only did I learn how to make frybread, but I was entertain as well! I love your playful sense of humor. Reminds me of my daughter. You gals are just adorable! Stay blessed!

Thank you for sharing! It looks delicious!

Thank you for this video! I love the respect to Arlene’s magical frybread 😄

What a pleasure to watxh, I've seen other videos on making this and yours was by far the easiest to follow along with, exxpecially the 'no measuring cups' part, just handfuls. Thank you, I will be making this soon

Thanks ladies! That looks easy and so good!

This was really fun. If you know to make food by feel this way, you can keep yourself fed without utensils!

Wait a min. I know these terms. Grandma used to use them. Heaping amounts of this, pinch of that and a dash of these!!

You guys are wonderful! My inlaws are native american- I lived with them for 8 years and watching your 'ways' in your video felt just like home ❤❤

@Utriedit215

2 жыл бұрын

You can’t marry into somebody’s culture calm down

@charcat1571

Жыл бұрын

@@Utriedit215 Not true, my tribes consider spouses who live our culture to be icncuded.

Thank you!🙌

I luv fry bread. Thanks for posting the ingredients too.

👍To each his or her own. I'm a Navajo guy. I learned from my mom. but I use oil instead of salt. at first my doughs were hard but my mom told me after awhile if you keep making it. you'll get the feel for it and now my doughs turn out soft. portioning them out I have my hits and misses meaning some are a lil bigger or smaller than others. but my mom always gets it right the first time. I learned it because my mom has arthritis and I use to ask my aunt also but my aunt moved to another town so that's when I was determined to learn it. I may not make the right size dough at times or portions. But!! at least I get the dough nice and soft.👍...The cool thing is anytime I'm craving hot bread. . Now I know how to make it.😁

OMGoodness! I’ve been watching a few KZread videos on fry bread recipes and when I came across yours I thought to myself, I’ve seen this one before years ago and sure enough it was the two of you that I remembered watching and having a good time along with you both. So how are you? Is everybody married? Anyone have any babies? Still making fry bread without measuring tools like your Moms, Grandmothers, Great grandmothers from generations ago? Thanks for making your recipe from generations ago, way, way back so simple and easy. There was just much fun in that kitchen!😂🙏💝

Dont listen to other people! You guys do it the way you were taught! It's awesome!

Loved watching you girls having fun making fry bread!

Y’all are funny! best video I’ve seen on making fry bread. Using your hands is the best way!! Blessings

Thanks for the smiles

Looks like you were having a great time making the fry bread. Looks yummy. 😋. Thank you for sharing.

i grew up in the 4 corners where this food was invented. i miss it there. love the video

I am anxious to try your fry bread recipe ! It was fun watching you young ladies making this delicious looking bread ! Thanks for the recipe ! God Bless you both !

I love this. And the first frybread came out looking delicious

Your video is fantastic! Your presentation is fun and easy to follow. I love your sense of humor. Thank you for sharing your recipe.

You guys are great !!

You ladies are awsome, so genuine and sweet,have a great new year which I hope finds you healthy and happy!

I can almost smell the fry bread through the phone lol I need some of that here in Korea!

you guys did a great job !

Thank you so much! I was actually looking for the scene in Smoke Signals where Victor's mom explains to him how she makes frybread and really she is explaining about family. Didn't find that, but found you! Frybread is my favorite bread! I always thought it was a big mystery, that I couldn't do it myself, but you demonstrate it so well in this fun video. Thank you for sharing.

I like to also experiment with fry bread, like put fruit in it or Jalapenos or even powdered sugar on it! What do you think?? You women did a fantastic job!!

You two are hilarious! lol Thank you for the demonstration! Your fry bread is the best! lol

Yes I love fried bread and that look delicious I’m going to try this recipe and hope I get it right lol thank you for sharing

I moved to Georgia from So-Cal a few years ago. You have no idea how much I missed fry bread! Thank you thank you thank you for posting this. It's like being back at home. I can make Indian Tacos now!!!! Yay!!!!!