today we hunt for the best food in our country Auckland, New Zealand is home to more than 200 thousand communities, food from all over the world makes our food culture happy and diverse, this is our 4th video from New Zealand and we are in Auckland beware of the outbreak Indian delicacies, spicy Szechuan noodles and authentic Māori food in this four-part series we travel all over New Zealand to show you the best food from our country from the impressive Kiwi ratings. The food and a ton of delicious Aotearoa you don’t want to miss out on this series have prepared some delicious food I am Thomas and I am Sheena and we are chasing a plate, hope you are hungry let’s eat! Auckland is a very diverse city so we were born and raised here and it's really nice to be home a bit to click something and show you some of our favorite things to grow here with all kinds of food on the menu so there are over two hundred, two hundred nations living in Auckland because There are a lot of people migrating and migrating here over the years so we want to show you some of the best food today some of the things we like to eat when we return home to New Zealand, let's go to Auckland a beautiful city with zigzag exploding everywhere, surrounded by ports so we went down to the harbor for our first meal and hāngi which is a traditional food cooked by the indigenous people of New Zealand Māori and this is actually very difficult to find in a restaurant it is very rare to be able to go somewhere and buy hāngi so k e We were, we were really impressed when you saw this place The Māori kitchen was open here here at the hāngi service we will tell you more about how they cook which is a good way to immerse but let's order more to first check out this large hāngi number so we recommend it works with a full view of it So we have pork here there are mesclun, some salad leaves on top of a few potatoes here kumara which is a sweet potato and we get a pumpkin now look this is starting to get cold soon I'll just go in first and talk later oh under the pork there is an insert, I found some pork and pumpkin in this with a mouth hmm a simple but healthy taste so the pumpkin is really sweet and sweet, that the stuffing got a ton of herbs inside so a lot of thyme I can taste and the pig has a lot of sugar and actually just splits up and doesn't burn at all now the group at The Māori Kitchen is really determined to cook hāngi culture the way so what they are doing o Are they taking these stones, stones that have been in the family for generations burning those stones with Manuka wood and food being placed on top of hot stones for cooking and earth mixed on top of food so it is really soft and you cook in this underground oven for about seven hours the results are amazing the meat is really smoky and the taste looks really clean and it seems there is a whole lot of cabbage out there so we have cabbage and stuff but The reason we are this hangi is so there are some hangi shops around i Auckland is not a small one and most of them now cook their hangi at the top of the stainless steel upper gas propeller but these people do it well underground so the process Sheena is talking about is what they use to it is very difficult to find a traditional hangi at a restaurant like this so this special is really good because we eat what is right here in the boat line behind us here there are no hangi pits so we couldn't show you the process that hangi is cooked but that was a good start for this Video now we will just go talk and we will go
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