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**Title:** Corn Festival (Impressions of a YouTube Video or Livestream)
**Summary:**
* The host, accompanied by "Gugu", engages with their audience while working on their farm (Family Agriculture).
* Activities shown:
1. **Planting Lettuce**: Demonstrating manual planting of curly lettuce seeds.
2. **Harvesting Corn**: Picking and showcasing different sizes and colors of corn.
3. **Cooking**:
* **Preserving Corn**: Boiling and preserving small corn ears.
* **Making a Salty Corn Cake**: Preparing a cake with corn, eggs, milk, wheat flour, and yeast, and baking it.
* **Creating Corn Acarajé**: Blending corn, mixing with palm oil, egg whites, and optionally pepper, to make a corn fritter.
* **Imitation Vatapá**: Preparing a cream with milk, coalho cheese, and cassava flour to accompany the acarajé.
4. **Tasting and Assembly**: Enjoying the prepared dishes, assembling the acarajé with vatapá, tuna, and vinaigrette.
* **Conclusion**: The host thanks viewers, sends hugs to named individuals from different locations, and bids farewell until the next video.
Here are the extracted key facts in short sentences, numbered for reference:
**Agriculture & Planting**
1. The narrator is planting lettuce, specifically a curly lettuce variety with pelleted seeds.
2. The seeds are large in size to facilitate manual handling.
3. The narrator uses a manual method to create holes for planting with their finger.
4. Corn is also being grown and will be harvested soon.
5. Peanuts are being grown among cassava plants.
**Harvesting & Food Preparation**
6. Corn is being harvested, with varying ear sizes.
7. The narrator preserves some corn in hot water for up to 10 minutes.
8. A corn cake (actually a salty corn cake) is being made using corn, milk, eggs, salt, and wheat flour.
9. The cake is filled with a variety of ingredients (tuna, ham, cheese, tomato, onions, chives, and olives).
10. An alternative method for preserving corn is described, involving boiling and storing in a jar.
**Cooking & Recipes**
11. The corn cake is baked until golden on top.
12. A corn acarajé is being made using grated corn, palm oil, and egg whites.
13. An imitation vatapá (a traditional Brazilian dish) is created using milk, coalho cheese, and cassava flour.
14. The vatapá is thickened and served with the corn acarajé and a salad.
**Miscellaneous**
15. The narrator mentions their location is not in Bahia, but they enjoy Acarajé, a traditional dish from there.
16. The video ends with greetings and thanks to viewers from various locations in Brazil (Teófilo Otoni, Pernambuco, Bezerros, Barbacena, São Paulo).