"We don't feel like eating plain toast prescribed by doctor. But if he prescribes us this then we'll act sick four extra days to eat this." - I loved this 😁

@VenturiLife

2 жыл бұрын

The superlative expressions. The more they can create a story around it, and embellish it, the more happy they were about the dish.

@eboyd2478

Жыл бұрын

They are hilarious

@maxwellheadroom8335

Жыл бұрын

I burst out laughing. 😂

@yasirkhan6455

9 күн бұрын

Doctors over here prescribe bread or kichri for a few days, instead of roti, for ppl with tummy issues. Any doctor who prescribes less than 6 to 10 types of medicine & dont ask to avoid certain foods for so many days is not held in high regard!

Something that wasn’t translated was Mehboob saying that besides the taste and texture, it’s also cheap to make, so it’s perfect.

@unkeymoo

2 жыл бұрын

He said it's affordable

@chefnedarque

2 жыл бұрын

Thank you! Could you also pls explain how they mean, when Manzoor says 'control' for example? Are they using the English word as a translation for something similar in Urdu?🤔

@shenghu

2 жыл бұрын

@@chefnedarque so after Mehboob says “mind blowing”, Mansoor replies with “bas baba”. Bas is used so many different ways in Urdu, Hindi, etc.. he’s lovingly telling him to stop or calm down.

@Jacob-ed1bl

2 жыл бұрын

@@unkeymoo That's essentially the same thing lol. Now if you're just trying to be a stickler for proper translation I get it.

I honestly find it awesome that they actually cooked the French Toast instead of simply eating it. I feel like it adds to the experience.

@DeathmetalPersian

Жыл бұрын

now they know how to cook it at home with the family

I love that they cooked it so they can make it at home. Thank you!!

@MGmirkin

2 жыл бұрын

I think there should be a new channel or a sub-division / playlist of the current channel just for "tribal people make/cook" where they're trying their hand at making simple foreign dishes [and then trying them]... I think these videos are fun. Especially since they get to see exactly what goes into the food and learn how it's prepared, then they get to try/taste it themselves after they've made it.

@Ninjalectual

2 жыл бұрын

Mustafa can't say "god knows what's in this" when he makes it himself!

@VenturiLife

2 жыл бұрын

Typically they make unleavened bread, without yeast or self-raising flour like roti. Western white bread is not a staple there as far as I know. The texture etc. is totally different.

@dra6o0n

Жыл бұрын

It's actually smarter to teach them how to make simple foods as to expand their view of the world. You stop thinking tribal when you start pondering about the world and its cultures. Instead of inward conservative thinking, you think of possibilities and the steps needed to achieve it. Even with resource limitations, people can be creative in many ways.

Love Mama's little smile as he cooked! He was so pleased with doing it himself, and you can tell he's no stranger to a frying pan.

@JoSeeFuss

2 жыл бұрын

Mama is a favorite in America

@mphays

2 жыл бұрын

I've noticed that he also has a greater appreciation for the food he makes himself. God only knows what's in some of that other food he's eaten while doing these videos.

@Shtriga_34

2 жыл бұрын

He actually is a stranger to a frying pan. You should see the videos on their other channel when they visited mustafas village. His way of cooking is very old, traditional to that area.

@annainspain5176

2 жыл бұрын

@@Shtriga_34 Of course I meant he has often cooked for himself, but pick at the words, ignore the meaning, have fun.

@Shtriga_34

2 жыл бұрын

@@annainspain5176 i wasn't even trying to be mean about it. Stop being so grouchy

LOL - "Mind blowing!" Really nice that he enjoyed it so much!

@MGmirkin

2 жыл бұрын

I think his mind was also blown that it was so good despite being so simple. Just a quick egg/milk wash, with some sugar / vanilla / cinnamon added, and fry it up in a pan. Not terribly complicated, but a delicious end result... There's a reason it's extremely popular in the US and Europe...

@cathipalmer8217

2 жыл бұрын

Control, dude.

@Jaepeaa

2 жыл бұрын

@@user-qg8wh7ld8z french toast is insanely quick and easy to make, and you dont need milk, all you really need is egg and cinnamon

@Utoob8

2 жыл бұрын

@@Jaepeaa that’s right but it could taste a bit too eggy that way

@ednadunham8892

Жыл бұрын

Control dude...lol

Mr. Mehboob's enthusiasm is delightful! Even my grumpy mood's ebbed after this! As a side note, a little powdered sugar is a nice extra to put on top. What's nice is that you can put fruit on it, jam... Lots of great stuff!

This show is so wholesome ❤️ my cheeks always hurt from smiling while watching lol

@sohaibabbasi3355

2 жыл бұрын

:D

Hello everybody. Greetings from the little islands of Trinidad and Tobago

I think this format is a real winner. The cast get a real insight into how something is made and there's a new dimension added where they've actually prepared the food they try instead of being exposed to something brand new

Thank you! You are wonderful cooks and follow directions well :) I am going to make this for my Mother and me tomorrow for lunch. She is 95 yrs old and I am 70yrs old and this is a perfect lunch for us to share on a beautiful day.

@laurafranich4807

2 жыл бұрын

I think it's wonderful that you and your mother are still sharing time together

I love them all, but Mr. Mustafa is so adorable and seems like such a sweet man!

It can be fried in ghee. It doesn't have to be butter. Most Americans have refrigerators to keep butter cold, so they don't take the further work to cook butter down into ghee for long keeping saving the oil from butter. If you don't have syrup, you can top it with sliced ripe mango. Another way is sprinkle it with lemon juice and then sprinkle it with powdered sugar. In winter, you can cook some winter squash, smash it up into a kind of mush & then add some jaggery and cardamom or cinnamon to make a sweetened sauce for french toast.

@MGmirkin

2 жыл бұрын

Another great thing: warmed apple sauce with cinnamon mixed in is GREAT on French toast.

@revangerang

2 жыл бұрын

Oh that last one sounds absolutely incredible! I'll definitely give all of these a try

@mrspeigle1

2 жыл бұрын

Or toss almost any berries with a bit of sugar to form a syrup. Serve with a bit of whipped cream

@Nerdfcker

2 жыл бұрын

@@MGmirkin that sounds so delicious

@gmars5087

2 жыл бұрын

Also with warmed honey

Wonderful reactions!!! I love to see Mama Mustafa enjoying something...as it's made with pure ingredients. ❤🙏

@annainspain5176

2 жыл бұрын

This time he mentioned that he couldn't eat all of it. I know he said before his teeth aren't good, but l wonder if he has to watch sugar consumption too.

@pomponi0

2 жыл бұрын

@@annainspain5176 That's what I think too. In earlier episodes he mentioned this and that food were suitable (or not) for diabetics.

@zeenatkhan4490

2 жыл бұрын

Haha. He can trust something that is made with his own hands. Unless he becomes skeptical about the ingredients. God knows what's in them.

It's what my mother made with leftover bread that was past the expiry date but still good enough to eat. We don't waste food that way because French toast was always a popular staple at breakfast.

Love watching Mama cooking; I don't imagine he's accustomed to being in the kitchen but he's doing a great job.

@artistuk9590

2 жыл бұрын

Mama Mustafa makes a mean handmade roti cooked from scratch over a fire! You can see him in his element when the Reactistan couple visit his home in the village. Great stuff!

@naintarabatool1150

2 жыл бұрын

He's a great chef actually

It was funny to me that Manzoor said he wouldn’t make it on the weekend because it takes time to prepare. French toast was something my siblings and I only ever got to eat on weekends because we didn’t have school and got up a little later, and our mother could take the time to make it for us. French toast and pancakes were mainly a weekend treat for us.

@tabletdoodlewithtomtdt6679

2 жыл бұрын

they don't have eggs at home, they cant buy eggs during weekends because stores are closed

@naintarabatool1150

2 жыл бұрын

@@tabletdoodlewithtomtdt6679 whaaat?

@s.saleem9936

Жыл бұрын

@@tabletdoodlewithtomtdt6679 what?? Where are you bro? What are you saying? These villagers usually have their own hens besides I never knew any area where shops are closed on weekends.

Mmm French toast my favorite

Oh my gurd the beeping! Kept looking around for what was making the alarm! 🤣

I love the fact that they made it themselves. Now they can make it to share with family and friends! 💕

Bread cooked with beaten eggs is called grenki in Russia, but we make it savory, with salt. Once my friend added spices and it was delicious

@jameslyon1372

2 жыл бұрын

My wife is from Thailand and she puts a little soy sauce in hers. No milk.

I always use whatever bread I have on hand that might be a couple days old , this way it doesn't taste soggy / mushy . It could be presliced bread or slice your own loaf of favorite bread.

Indeed a perfect word to describe it: MIND BLOWING!!! 😂

I'm 60 years old and French Toast was the first thing I learned to cook. I was 6 years old then. I tried to find a recipe for "shardu" that Mustafa mentioned but could not find one. If you would be so kind, please send a recipe or where I can find one. Love your channel!!! 🙏 .😊

@s.saleem9936

Жыл бұрын

I m a Pakistani but from a different region n didn't know the recipe myself

That's how I feel about French Toast...Mind Blowing...My Favorite 😊

Man....this is awsome to see.....love this channel. Glad they enjoyed the toast. Need to take them to ihop next.

Just cant get enough of this show. The reactions are pure, and also insightful! Keep the great content coming, and building bridge.

Omg, I LOVE when they get to make their own meals. Thanks for the video

Fabulous video!

I love how you have been having them cook the food themselves! They really get to have first hand experience & feel good about what they have done.

I love the format where they make the food for themselves. Everyone, especially Mama seems to appreciate the concept more ❤

I love to watch them. They are beautiful humble and grateful souls!

Its lovely to see the joy and curiosity in them...lots of love..💛💛

Yay! 👏🏼 I’m so glad they all enjoyed it! ❤️❤️❤️

I haven’t had French toast in probably 10 years. After watching this I’m going to have to make some for me and my son soon.

Love these guys! I wish i vould give them their most choice ingredients and have them cook for me!

I think this may be my favorite episode! Loved it!!!

I am hooked on this channel!

I love French Toast and these folks equally, fun video that made me laugh and smile.

So cool to see the process yes

Really fun episode, watching everyone cook and interact so naturally.

Hey these are the same guys from the other episode! I've been both a chicken farmer and a chef in my life and watching these guys try to crack eggs is just cute.

I love them… they always make me smile!❤️

I love these guys!

I Love this channel and all the beautiful people on it! Always brings me so much joy to watch! 😃😄 Sending Love from my family to all of you and yours and to anyone who is reading this from Ontario Canada ❤️🇨🇦

I enjoyed seeing the pride them cooking it themselves awesome show guys

They get to make it. How awesome is that!

This was a great reaction! I think it was great that they made it themselves so they would know how to make it at home if they wanted to. So interesting to see the things that they've never tried and it's so common here in America :-)

I'm glad you all enjoyed the French Toast. I enjoy it and make it for my children on the weekends usually.

Mama Mustafa's cooking style is the best!

This was marvelous!! Watching them cook was quite interesting. I do make French toast, but I don't add the sugar to the egg mixture. I serve mine with either maple syrup or with fruit jam.

I love the fact that they are honest about what there trying, food is always what brings people together 🤗

My favorite episode!!! "I will stay sick for 4 extra days!" 😂😂😂

Love watching this

This video is very mind-blowing!!

They are so lovely!

It's great that you hade them cook it so they can see how it's done.

I love they made Mustafa cook it so he can't complain about how it was cooked. Glad everyone enjoyed it!

I love them so much! I love that they show both women and men

Mind blowing, mind blowing, mind blowing, “ control dude “ 🤣🤣🤣

I love watching all of you

I love it when they all like a dish. French toast is the first thing I learned to cook in grade 4 and it was quick and easy for after school when I was a teenager for myself and siblings.

Mind blowing, mind, blowing, mind blowing.... control dude 🤣

Lol I love the guy trying to take the syrup. It’s nice to see other cultures try foods they don’t usually have in their culture. It’s sad to know they don’t have access to ingredients as easily as we do in America.. makes me very thankful for the fact that we do have access to it as easily as we do

Watch these people attempt simple tasks we can do without looking is fascinating. It’s like the common mundane thing we do in the kitchen is complex to them.

MIND BLOWING!

love it, when they cook it

"control dude" LOL they remind me of my family too much

I like them learning new dishes

American toast ? French toast? --- we call them "Arme Ritter " and the first recipes go back to the 14th century . So that is a very old recipe. You can make it salty or sweet.

@danisteffen-translations

2 жыл бұрын

We call it Rabanada in Brazil. It is a recipe that came from Portugal to us.

You know the dish is great when it’s nothing but compliments from Mama! Everybody looked like they made it pretty darn well too!

The old French original is pain perdu, "lost bread" which was stale brioche or baguette but made a nice leftovers dish when prepared like this with egg, milk and cream, flavorings, and then fried in butter. In the US, we've made it fancy and complicated at restaurants, but at home most people keep it simple with a bit of warm spice and sugar as flavoring in the egg and milk, then butter and maple syrup, or even just plain. I like a lot of spice in the egg/milk mix, but then I put orange marmalade on when it's done. It's very nice in winter.

This is so awesome just a bunch of people trying different things call me weird I find it wholesome to hear things like such magic in my hands (sorry if I said that wrong)

Made me hungry for french toast, haven't had it in ages and such a simple dish.

So glad they liked

It is called Rabanada in Portugal and Brazil, and it is a very old recipe (like centuries old). It was used to reuse old and stale bread.

What's even better is that there are dozens of ways to make this. My friend makes the best stuffed French toast I've ever had.

I like these podcast food truly brings people together

Those 2 guys are funny they are like the perfect duo

I've never really liked syrup, but I do love French toast with a compote of berries. So good!

I grew up eating this, made it for my child this morning. Very common here in the U.S. Did you use real maple syrup on top?

@lukespooky

2 жыл бұрын

most people dont use maple syrup

@johnr797

2 жыл бұрын

@@lukespooky well they should

@lukespooky

2 жыл бұрын

@@johnr797 says who?

@johnr797

2 жыл бұрын

@@lukespooky me, clearly.

@SherriLyle80s

2 жыл бұрын

I agree. My kids don't like maple syrup but love pancake syrup. Im the opposite so we keep both types in the fridge.

I love this channel!!, they all crack me up, their all awesome!, and I miss ameeta, where is she? so it bums me out to say this but everything about this is Canadian!

I'm stealing this 😂

I haven't made French toast in ages. These guys make me want some!

Mind blowing!! mind blowing!! mind blowing!! 🤣😂🤣😂

THIS IS GREAT!

my fav breakfast after paratha!

I love French toast. Glad they were introduced to it.

All kids like this for breakfast and it is quick to make you can top it with strawberries or bananas or nuts or blueberries ...it very good no matter how you eat it ..glad you enjoyed it ..

I haven't made French toast in a while. Now I've got a taste for it. Maybe next Sunday....

Omg I love French toast and maple syrup is delicious!!

Something tells me that Mehboob's mind was absolutely blown! 😜 I bet that the studio smelled really good after this.

I love q having it once a year for supper with strawberries & Canadian maple syrup.

Manzoor feels the same way I feel after a good eating😴 I need a nap😂😂 I really enjoyed watching this!😍🥰

Mustafa said "Amazing" "Fantastic" I call that a breakthrough 👍

Beautiful and colourful are these ladies

You are definitely lovable people! I would like to see who cooks all of the foods too, when it’s not your guys like in this one. He or she has learned to make SOOO many foreign foods. It’s really incredible! And yes I love French toast!!! I’ve never added sugar to the batter tho. But all of the other things are the same :)

If I'm having breakfast in a restaurant, french toast is my top order! Fun to have them make it and see what it is for itself - a few choice ingredients, soaked into bread, which is then fried in butter. I've only made it a few times at home, one trick that worked a treat was soaking the bread in the mixture overnight...made for a very decadent french toast the next morning!

Does anyone else think Mustafa cooking is adorable? But watch that Manzoor! He is a syrup stealer! ❤️😂😂😂

French toast is one of my favorites!! I like to make it with homemade bread.