Yesterday we went to a Hangi. It was hosted by a family who was part of the Ambassador Program that Brodie & I went to. It was my first ever hangi & I LOVED it! We had such a lovely time. Lots of good conversation and laughter was had by all. Even the weather was perfect!
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| The amazing view from their back yard |
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| Master G and Jeff checking the pit. |
The family cooks a lot of hangi's so they've made their own "pit" to cook everything in. It saved them having to dig holes each time they want to cook like this.
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Checking to see if everything was cooked enough.
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| Uncovering everything |
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| Checking one of the trays of food |
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| Lamb & veg |
There was a whole side of lamb cooked. Lots of potatoes, sweet potatoes, pumpkin, cabbage and corn on the cob.
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| Brodie entertained us after we had finished eating |
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| Having some fun. Poor Marli didn't think it was that much fun when she was getting a hug. |
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| Angus even made new friends. Starry (on the left) and Jasper (on the right) |
2 comments:
That looked like a really fun day. What is a hangi?! O_O
Silly me, sorry Poetess for not explaining what a hangi was.
A Hangi is a traditional New Zealand Maori way of cooking food. Rocks are heated and buried in a pit in the ground. The food is traditionally covered with banana leaves and covered by the rocks. Its kind of like a slow cooker but better.
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