Foods and growing tobacco

Dedicated to my children

Name of speaker: 
Yona (Ḥamama) Wajima
Participants in the conversation: 
Shalom (Salem) Wajima
Gender of speaker: 
Female
Occupation of speaker: 
Housewife
Age of speaker at time of recording: 
84
Year of immigration: 
1948
Speaker's country of origin: 
Speaker's community of origin: 
Language: 
Conversation topics: 
Documentation: 
Yaʿel Wecsler and Naʿama Ratsaby
Year of recording: 
2019
Translator: 
Naʿama Ratsaby (assisted by Yaʿel Wecsler)

Translation: 

Yona: To make Harees, I boil goat milk and mix it with corn flour and oil.

Shalom: At my work, I employed girls. People told me, “Work with girls, take them in the mornings and employ them with tobacco and water.” They carried a stick to dig the earth and plant tobacco seeds.

Shalom: Yona made food.

Yona: I made all kinds of food – pita bread, laḥuḥ, Yemenite bagels and sorghum with milk.