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Major project plan research:GHANIAN JOLLOF RICE

If you have been reading my blog, you will know by now that my major project is African food. if you're new here, welcome! and now you know.
For this post, I will be doing some more research before I actually film a cooking video.
I went to YouTube, a video sharing website, to watch different cooking videos related to the African dish I wanted to make which is Ghanaian Jollof rice.
Nigerian jollofSOURCE
BRIEF HISTORY OF JOLLOF RICE
Jollof rice originated from Senegambia(Senegal and Gambia) region in West Africa.T he names Jollof is gotten from the Wolof people in the Wolof empire that ruled part of Senegambia. In Senegal and Gambia, the dish is called Benachin or Ceebu Jen.
This delicious and colourful dish is cooked in many countries in West Africa including my country Nigerian and Ghana.

Ghanian jollof rice
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ghanian jollofSOURCE

.After watching lots of videos on how to make Ghanaian Jollof rice. there was one particular video that I really liked.I will insert the link below. This video was posted by a YouTuber called sweet Adjeley


I really liked this video because she was able to effectively show us how to make Ghanaian jollof rice without difficulty. The video is clear and her voice is audible. what I love most about this video is the editing skills as she used voice-over and didn't even have to show her face for us to understand,she also sped up the video at some parts of the process so as not to waste the time of the viewer which I think is very important because we understood what was happening throughout.she also zoomed in on the cooking process so that it will be our only focus.

 For my major project, I will try to emulate this video in order for my audience to fully understand the process of the meal preparation and be able to replicate it in their kitchen. I will be doing a voice over for my video this is because i want my voice to be clear as I outline the step while the video displays it  and I will make sure to zoom in on the pot so that the audience main focus is the meal preparation and techniques.i will also be making use of speed so that that the video is short, precise and easy to understand. i will be using a professional camera so that i can produce a clear and detailed video.
i hope this goes well although it is challenging.

https://theculturetrip.com/africa/ghana/articles/a-brief-history-of-jollof-rice-a-west-african-favourite/
https://www.demandafrica.com/food/know-the-differences-between-nigerian-and-ghanaian-jollof-rice/

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  1. Zoe Van-de-VeldeFebruary 17, 2019 at 1:12 PM

    Good post on research and how you will use this to inform you r project - have you set up your new blog - how is this looking please blog about your new blog!

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  2. Zoe Van-de-VeldeFebruary 24, 2019 at 9:26 AM

    This seems to be you last post and I looked at this last week - you do need to keep adding more and developing your work

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