Sueh Owino TikTok Chef
The cooking eccentric, who generally always documents herself cooking for her husband in her videos, went above and beyond this time and took an incredible 29 hours to produce a meal that looked so appetizing on camera.
Sueh’s expertise and patience while preparing goat meat for her family for nearly thirty hours sparked the internet and garnered her new followers in an instant.
So far, the video has received over 600k views on TikTok and has even made its way to X (previously Twitter), where people have lavished her with love.
📢 Shoutout to Sueh Owino on TikTok 🌟
🎥 Now this is real content creation! 👏 🔥 pic.twitter.com/As58Hbb9Tb
— Cyprian, Is Nyakundi (@C_NyaKundiH) September 17, 2023
In her video which is slowly shattering viewership, Sueh begins with the introduction, ‘You remember when my husband wanted me to make something organic? Well, here we go!’
She then goes on to immaculately slice up and season a goat leg before marinating it for a whole 24 hours.
She then goes out to the garden to dig up the dirt and build a fireplace from scratch, complete with firewood, bricks, spade, and ashes.
@suehowino I cook everyday for my husband part 423 If interested in a weekly meal plan with recipes go to my profile and click the phone icon to order 😍 #suehowino #suehgang #housewife ♬ Shetani – Mbosso
She then removes the marinated goat leg from the fridge, covers it in banana leaf parchments, adds foil paper, and then places it in the smoldering fireplace before covering it with more foil paper and adding soil.
Sueh retrieves the cooked meat from the fire pit five hours later, meticulously separating the flesh from the bone before presenting it to her family.
For thousands of years, indigenous peoples around the world have employed the time-consuming cooking method known as pit barbeque. The method is still used in some parts of Europe today.
