Lang Thang Potato in a cooking session for Kenyan children in Africa - Photo: Cut from clip
The clip was well received with 40,000 likes, nearly 250 shares and more than 400 comments.
"Khoai's experiential activities are so meaningful, simple yet intimate! Looking at the joy and happiness in the eyes of the children when they receive delicious food, I feel so sorry for them", "The people there will always be grateful to Khoai for the delicious and nutritious meals. I really love Khoai's kind heart and positive spirit", the comment was written again.
Impressive "feast cooking" meal of Khoai Lang Thang
The story of "cooking a feast" (Khoai Lang Thang's words) for 50 children living at the center in the slum of Kibera, Kenya was divided into three separate clips on Facebook.
Khoai tells the journey from going to the market with everyone to buy ingredients, then to the Kenyan way of cooking.
Clip of Khoai Lang Thang cooking meals for Kenyan children - Source: Facebook Khoai Lang Thang
Khoai's storytelling is simple, informative, and full of interesting images. For example, in Kenya, tomatoes, onions, and cabbage are bought by the fruit, not by the kilogram like in Vietnam. Their way of cutting vegetables is also different.
In the clip, Khoai Lang Thang also shares how to cook dishes from beef and chicken.
Boiled beef is divided into two dishes:
Pilao: After boiling the beef, take the pot, add the shallots and fry them until hot, then lightly fry the beef. Then add the grated ginger and minced garlic. Wash the rice and put it in the pot and mix well. Add the beef broth, add the Masala seasoning, add the tomato sauce, and cook the rice.
Beef and potato soup : Fry beef in oil, add shallots, bell peppers and tomatoes. Then, add potatoes and stir-fry, add broth until soft.
Chapati : This is a traditional Kenyan cake. The ingredients are flour mixed with chopped red carrots and baked on the stove.
Fried Chicken : This dish is quite simple, including chicken marinated with ginger, a little salt and then fried.
Meals that touch the heart
Travel blogger Khoai Lang Thang's real name is Dinh Vo Hoai Phuong, from Ben Tre . He is familiar in the community of people who love to travel and explore.
Khoai Lang Thang shared in the clip that the idea for this party came from a visit he made to the Kibera slum in Kenya, Africa, and learned about this children's center.
The children here only have one meal a week with meat, the rest of the time they eat vegetables and starch. Fruit is almost non-existent because it is only for the well-off families.
A Kenyan child's happy face when holding an apple - Photo: Cut from clip
So he decided to come back to this place to make 50 servings of fried chicken, beef and potato soup, Pilao, stir-fried cabbage, Chapati. Dessert fruit variety including an apple, banana, orange, watermelon.
Before the special meal, everyone spent 30 minutes dancing lively Kenyan dances.
A Kenyan sincerely said in the clip: "Delicious. Thanks for the party. We appreciate it."
As for YouTube viewers, seeing Kenyan children with happy and innocent faces enjoying delicious meals, they wrote: "Cuisine is a wordless language - it doesn't need to be the same, just cook with all your heart, whether in Kibera or Vietnam... it will touch your heart!".
Source: https://tuoitre.vn/khoai-lang-thang-va-bua-tiec-nho-doi-o-khu-o-chuot-kenya-chau-phi-20250705132140674.htm
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