Uploaded July 2010 | Updated September 2026, 1 hour ago
Robert Yurrkuruwuy shows how it is done, a small hollow is made in the hot sand and bush tucker placed in it, then covered over with hot coals. He said this is a way of avoiding burning the food, it is a bit like boiling it in a pot.
In the background, Laga, Banyul and Marpin play yidaki with participants watching on and recording the occasion.
Robert Yurrkuruwuy shows how it is done, a small hollow is made in the hot sand and bush tucker placed in it, then covered over with hot coals. He said this is a way of avoiding burning the food, it is a bit like boiling it in a pot.
In the background, Laga, Banyul and Marpin play yidaki with participants watching on and recording the occasion.
