My family n I love this curry, I cook this on cold days n whenever my family has the flu

Thanks for sharing your lovely recipe ,

I am so thankful that I came across this channel today... Love this❤️

@PassingItOn

3 жыл бұрын

Hi Natasha. Thank you for your feedback, we appreciate it.

Thank you for preserving and propagating our culture. The manner of your presentation was so easy to understand and relate to, that is the most important aspect of language. I made some maranda soloo beef curry, came out tops. thanks to the selfless act of people of Passing it on.....

@PassingItOn

4 жыл бұрын

Hi Mogambery. Thank you for the feedback. We appreciate it.

@hemarajkumar8940

4 жыл бұрын

Hi did you get someone with birth masala recipe

@PassingItOn

4 жыл бұрын

@@hemarajkumar8940 Hi. No, it's been a challenge to find someone. Hopefully we can get someone.

Good old Indian recipe. Would be nice to have had a host who's a pleasure to listen to.

@shawshank6015

2 жыл бұрын

🤣agree

This is a wonderful channel thank you all for taking the time to put this together for young people and for our SA indian history which is getting lost so fast.

@PassingItOn

4 жыл бұрын

Good Morning Deanne. Thank you for the feedback. We appreciate it. 🤗

Thanku grace nvr knw how to ck it prpely tkne delious❤

Looks amazing can only imagine the aromas..I wish we could learn how to grind our own birth masala like our grandmother's did,as we mostly buy store bought version. Thank you for this video!😍👌👏👏

this far I have tried a few of your recipes.they have all turned out delicious. Thank you.

Hi. These videos are amazing, what a lovely idea! Please could you do a video on how to grind your own birth masala with the ratios of spices etc. once again thank you for documenting and preserving our rich and unique culture.

@PassingItOn

5 жыл бұрын

Hi Brandon. Thank you for the feedback. We've had many requests on how to grind birth masala but we're struggling to find someone who has this knowledge. If you come across someone, please let us know.

Fantastic

Hi Thanks for your version of chicken curry.... lovely going to try it. I always used the birth masala in the beging. Never to old to learn. 🙏

@PassingItOn

4 жыл бұрын

Thank you for the feedback. Please consider joining our Facebook group and sharing your cooking with us.

Looks delicious will try the recipe

ThankU

So delicious and sumptuous

How do we make the birth masala Pl gave us recipe.

Looks delicious, but the presenter is very impatient or she is nervous

Thank you for this recipe🤗🤗🤗🤗

Thank you, I am looking for this maranda soloo - do you have a recipe for the masala?

@colthomas6321

4 жыл бұрын

Pls a recipe for cull and Cornish curry

@KP-wd8we

3 жыл бұрын

You can find it at B Nagiahs

I don't understand why the chicken skin is removed considering the fact that it is so tasty. Please elaborate.

I like the recipe to the masala if anyone could help me love making and grinding my own spice's and love ur awesome dish

@PassingItOn

4 жыл бұрын

Hi Hema. We're trying to get someone to come on and show people how to make the masala. Hopefully we'll find someone soon.

@hemarajkumar8940

4 жыл бұрын

@@PassingItOn thanks for the reply I want authentic birth masala recipe please

Thank you Aunty Grace for sharing btw how do you make birth masala.

Best part is enjoying the hilarious auto generated Google Word subtitles

Where can I buy birth masala

whats all in the birth masala

Tops

Nice

A recipe for a good Indian chicken soup please

Pls may I have a recipe for marina saloo, birth masala

@PassingItOn

4 жыл бұрын

Hi Thesh. I'm really trying to find someone. Even joined a Facebook group for spice exporters.... Nothing yet. I am working on it. Regards Clinton.

What is a dressed chicken

What ingredients are used to make birth masala spice ? ....

@PassingItOn

2 жыл бұрын

Unfortunately, we've been unable to source that recipe.

Reena Govender nice show but you don't give a chance for the person that is cooking to talk .

🙏🙏🌷

Please tell me where I can buy some birth masala Thank you

@PassingItOn

4 жыл бұрын

Hi Fiona. I'm following up with a few spice shops in England. If I get feedback, I'll let you know. Regards Clinton

The presenter is very impatient and grabing everything. Should be patient with the person who is cooking.

it was very filthy and disgusting to use rinsing hand water in the food.🤮

I disliked this video due to the unprofessionalism of the ladies. Firstly she washed her hands in the water and then put that same water into the curry. That is disgusting. Secondly if you are going to be publishing consider your pronunciations and speaking proper English. This is why Indians are made of fun off.

@prod.byrandompersonbeats206

5 жыл бұрын

Stop being so judgemental, be grateful that they shared their recipe with you.

@PassingItOn

5 жыл бұрын

Hi Rose Thank you for your feedback, I appreciate it. You are correct in your assessment, none of us are professionals. A little about the show. The aim of the project is to document these recipes straight from the older generation, allowing them to leave a legacy. Everyone is volunteering their time on this project. Each episode takes approximately 7 hours to put together. The guests that come on, bring their own ingredients and take the meal home to their family afterward. We try to record the sections with one take because it's scary enough for them to be in front of the camera and put themselves out there, I don't want to add unnecessary stress by asking them to speak in a manner that they don't normally speak. At the risk of being unprofessional, I would rather have them be themselves... If that's not to some peoples standards, I accept that. I hear the food network is very professional, they are on DSTV (Channel 175) With regards to washing her hands in the water, we were all caught off guard with that. It was an accident, there's a lot going on with the lights and camera in front of them while cooking. It's not the same as cooking at home. I saw it as an unplanned, candid moment and I hoped that people would see it that way as well. There's a lot for us to learn and we appreciate the feedback. We want to be better but it's not what you say, it's how you say it. My details are on the website, facebook page, Instagram profile, etc, there were many private ways to do this. That being said, we're always looking for people that are passionate about cooking and would love to have you on. Show us how it's done :)

@chookieteam1285

4 жыл бұрын

First time I see your video and I love it and this exactly how my mum in law spoke and showed I dont see anything wrong with the accent I understood every word perfectly ( by the way I'm not Indian marid to one )

@PassingItOn

4 жыл бұрын

Thank you ❤️🤗

@Mika-wo8tr

4 жыл бұрын

OMG. That's so funny, literally LOL although I think Rose meant well and is sincere. As a linguist and a Honor student in Anthropology and an FET English Educator here is my 2 cent....While it is true that people make fun of Indians for their pronunciation of English words or just the use of the English language in general, they are people that are insecure, not very well educated and simply lack empathy. Indians have brought alot to the world, Honey, the English language is not even a pure language as English it's self has words within the language that are either of Anglo-Saxon, Scandinavian, Brittonic or Goidelic Celtic, French Latin etc. It is a language that has developed over the years and Indians can take something from the harsh British colonizers who oppressed them for years, even if it is the English language and make it their own, they don't need to follow the British or American accents. They do not need to constantly made feel inferior or less than or like they are not good enough for having brown skin. They suffered enough during British colonization and indentured laborers (another form of slavery and extreme exploitation for years), deprived an education not by their own desire and a lot had been taken away from them. Having an accent or incorrect pronunciation according to whose standards? Accents and so called incorrect pronunciation is absolutely no reflection on IQ or the Intelligence of a person. My grandmother was the wisest and most intelligent person I knew. God Bless her soul but she never speak the Queens English. Besides India added 0 to Maths, Snakes and Ladders, Chess, Buttons, Natural Fibres, Cataract surgery: Diamonds was first discovered in India, there is alot more...#Indians are the best. # Thank you so much Passing It On. I have travelled abroad but I still love Indian food. LOL #Proud to be Indian.