#africanrice

[kalitoboy]

FOOD THAT GIVES AFRICAN LADIES BIG THIGHS.

african dish.

[anagooshoadventures]

The taste of this meal made my day. The rice was so different and the way it was cooked need to be learnt. Thank you Madam Martine de Souza. #martinedesouza #anagoosho #anagooshoadventures #rice #fish #greenpepper #godomey #beninrepublictourism #beninrepublic🇧🇯 #besttourguideever #africansintheamericas #beninrepublicenglishtour #africanviews #afrodescendants #africanfood #africanrice (at Godomey) https://www.instagram.com/p/Cl6jH60jaiPnrzEImih-dJ1Pctd6Uc9qsmvGWg0/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=

[respectmyhair]

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@knowyourcaribbean Many African women braided rice or seeds into their hair before journeying the Middle Passage, on their way to enslavement or braided it into their children’s hair before separation, so that they could eat. This video shot in the Maroon community of Suriname, the community with the highest number of undiluted African blood in the Western Hemisphere - demonstrates how their ancestors did it. But more interestingly so, Suriname is the only place where one can find a specific grain of rice from Africa. The rest of the ‘New World’ cultivated an Asian rice. Talk about the real version of ‘Protective Style’ . #RespectMyHair💕 #knowyourcaribbean #suriname #maroons #slavery #transatlanticavetrade #blackhair #cornrow #africanrice #protectivestyle #naturalhairstyles #naturalhair #teamnatural https://www.instagram.com/p/BqkkJ-0gNDf/?utm_source=ig_tumblr_share&igshid=1klje78kz5ety

[shenikachavone]

#vegan #chickenlesschickenstrips #okra #blackeyedpeas #africanrice #homemadebyme🙋🏽‍♀️braidabunch #inthekitchenwristtwistinlikeitsstirfry (at Columbus, Ohio) https://www.instagram.com/p/BnOp2pJDQKTJVp9ZRTe0Sg8jZCXk_cm_erFgm80/?utm_source=ig_tumblr_share&igshid=1ukzgnm3e2nlh

[ngstyles-blog]

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Full video on my YouTube channel. Banga Jollof Rice Recipe! youtube.com/ngstyles #styleskitchen #ofeakwu #bangajollofrice #ricerecipes #jollofrice #foodpassion #ofeakwujollofrice #africanrice #foodlife #naijafoodporn #africans #africanfoodblogger

[asianboi18]

This was bomb African food a lot of flavor . I had the spicy jerk chicken with greens and African rice #yummy #deliciousfood #africafood #jerkchicken #spicy #africanrice #greens

[natachag]

#Repost @blackwall.st ・・・ #Repost @knowyourcaribbean ・・・ Many African women braided rice or seeds into their hair before journeying the Middle Passage, on their way to enslavement or braided it into their children’s hair before separation between plantations, so that they could eat. This video shot in the Maroon community of Suriname, the community with the highest number of undiluted African blood in the Western Hemisphere - demonstrates how their ancestors did it. But more interestingly so, Suriname is the only place where one can find a specific grain of rice from Africa. The rest of the ‘New World’ cultivated an Asian rice. Talk about the real version of ‘Protective Style’ Video by Tinde Van Andel #knowyourcaribbean #suriname #maroons #slavery #transatlanticavetrade #blackhair #cornrow #africanrice #protectivestyle #naturalhairstyles #naturalhair #teamnatural https://www.instagram.com/p/BsuSHUVHS_v/?utm_source=ig_tumblr_share&igshid=148knhqhfkyp4

[drinhiding]

Many African women braided rice or seeds into their hair before journeying the Middle Passage, on their way to enslavement or braided it into their children’s hair before separation, so that they could eat. This video shot in the Maroon community of Suriname, demonstrates how, but more interestingly so, Suriname is the only place where one can find a specific grain of rice from Africa. The rest of the ‘New World’ cultivated an Asian rice. #knowyourcaribbean #suriname #maroons #slavery #transatlanticavetrade #blackhair #cornrow #africanrice DrKinu - #regrann https://www.instagram.com/p/BrE_QYphuyR/?utm_source=ig_tumblr_share&igshid=1ay7d30h26m9f

[rashaentertainment]

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Many African women braided rice or seeds into their hair before journeying the Middle Passage, on their way to enslavement or braided it into their children’s hair before separation, so that they could eat. This video shot in the Maroon community of Suriname, demonstrates how, but more interestingly so, Suriname is the only place where one can find a specific grain of rice from Africa. The rest of the ‘New World’ cultivated an Asian rice. #knowyourcaribbean #suriname #maroons #slavery #transatlanticavetrade #blackhair #cornrow #africanrice https://www.instagram.com/p/Bqx66Nshwzr/?utm_source=ig_tumblr_share&igshid=13mfmsvlec5tk

[thesocialentrepreneur]

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Wow! Can you say #original #protectivestyle... #speechless #howwemadeit #survival #Herstory #BGM #AmerICan via @fatimaonthego 💖💖💖 @Regran_ed from @nomadnesstribe - Many African women braided rice or seeds into their hair before journeying the Middle Passage, on their way to enslavement or braided it into their children’s hair before separation, so that they could eat. • This video shot in the Maroon community of Suriname, the community with the highest number of undiluted African blood in the Western Hemisphere - demonstrates how their ancestors did it. But more interestingly so, Suriname is the only place where one can find a specific grain of rice from Africa. The rest of the ‘New World’ cultivated an Asian rice. Talk about the real version of ‘Protective Style’ • #repost @knowyourcaribbean #nomadness #nomadnesstribe #nomadnesstraveltribe #knowyourcaribbean #suriname #maroons #slavery #transatlanticavetrade #blackhair #cornrow #africanrice #protectivestyle #naturalhairstyles #naturalhair #teamnatural - #regrann https://www.instagram.com/p/BqsfogehXQy/?utm_source=ig_tumblr_share&igshid=2473l7a00wlx

[myliferunsonfood]

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#FoodHistory . . . #Repost @simoneyvetteleigh with @get_repost ・・・ Protective style H/T @fiyawata from @knowyourcaribbean - Many African women braided rice or seeds into their hair before journeying the Middle Passage, on their way to enslavement or braided it into their children’s hair before separation, so that they could eat. This video shot in the Maroon community of Suriname, demonstrates how, but more interestingly so, Suriname is the only place where one can find a specific grain of rice from Africa. The rest of the ‘New World’ cultivated an Asian rice. Talk about the real version of ‘Protective Style’ #knowyourcaribbean #suriname #maroons #slavery #transatlanticavetrade #blackhair #cornrow #africanrice #protectivestyle #naturalhairstyles #naturalhair #teamnatural https://www.instagram.com/p/BqihiU0FeCS/?utm_source=ig_tumblr_share&igshid=1hur7qnlvktsa

[pnutbutter72]

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#Repost @fiona758 with @get_repost ・・・ African Mothers braided rice grains and seeds into their children’s hair or their own hair before boarding the ships into slavery and crossing the Atlantic. Learn more amazing stories by following Repost @knowyourcaribbean Many African women braided rice or seeds into their hair before journeying the Middle Passage, on their way to enslavement or braided it into their children’s hair before separation, so that they could eat. This video shot in the Maroon community of Suriname, demonstrates how, but more interestingly so, Suriname is the only place where one can find a specific grain of rice from Africa. The rest of the ‘New World’ cultivated an Asian rice. Talk about the real version of ‘Protective Style’ #knowyourcaribbean #suriname #maroons #slavery #transatlanticavetrade #blackhair #cornrow #africanrice #protectivestyle #naturalhairstyles #naturalhair #teamnatural (at Buffalo, New York) https://www.instagram.com/p/Bqf9K_GnQ0Gtqxb96wj9ZfW3xF_v-vAAKjb1Hc0/?utm_source=ig_tumblr_share&igshid=1wrt6uh79vsnj

[silviofochat]

A variedade de arroz africana hill, dada como extinta, é reencontrada em uma pequena plantação de Trinidade e Tobago. #hillrice #rice #gastronomy #africanrice Fonte: Agro Negócio in gazetadopovo.com.br Foto: Hunter McRae/NYT (em São Paulo, Brazil)

[gullahislandfarmer]

Our farm website has a forum where we share and offer opportunities for visitors and site members to discuss topics. There are currently two categories, “foodies” and “STEAM education “. Our newest foodie post is about rice, not just any rice though, Carolina Gold Rice. Join the discussion, share your memories and experiences growing or eating this beautiful food staple. Here’s a little bit from the forum... “Rice is a huge ingredient in the Gullah Geechee diet. Usually not a meal is served without rice being served, even on the side. Our family resembles that statement. Both Tony and I grew up in households that cooked in the Gullah food tradition. We ate rice far more than pasta or potatoes. Rice was eaten with greens in season, crowder peas, black eyed peas, and other vegetables, it was especially delicious with gumbo. Rice was our staple food.” The link to the post is in the link tree of our bio. Check out this article and others and feel free to ask us questions. There is no fee, it’s totally FREE! #forum #discussion #farmtalk #foodie #foodiesofinstagram #foodies #foodiesofinsta #farmfood #fieldtotable #fieldtoplate #fieldtofork #carolinagoldrice #eatlocal #eatlocalgrown #eatrice #grains #localfood #localvore #sclowcountry #beaufortsc #riceplantations #riceculture #africanrice #ricegrowing #gullah #gullahgeechee #veteranfarmers #womenfarmers (at Morning Glory Homestead) https://www.instagram.com/p/COlQyOnBFEp/?igshid=jb9gp25qg3kb

[onvipinternational]

Eat carb's and take supply from us. We supplying from direct mill's and choice is your's for growing your business . REACH US: +917904672101 / sales.onvipinternational@gmail.com . #ir64parboiled #ir64raw #longgrain #shortgrain #riceexporter #riceimporter #oryzaglaberrima #oryzasativa #africanrice #asianrice #arborio #poales #poaceae #oryza

[computasputin]

No filter Leftover #halal and #africanrice