Leaving a culinary legacy
Food is an integral part of our culture. The mere smell of our favourite dish reminds us of how Grandma use to make it. Nostalgia sends us hurtling down memory lane to those cherished moments when we “broke bread” with our loved ones. Sadly, family recipes are forgotten. Lost in time because the next generation couldn’t spare a moment so that their parents could pass the baton to them. We’re rapidly replacing our cultural heritage with fast food.
Passing it on is a project born out of this need. A need to document our heritage. To allow each generation to leave a culinary legacy.
We look forward to your feedback. Feel free to leave comments, whether it’s an alternative method, suggestion or just a thank you to the folks that had the courage to share their recipes. We hope that you will find the recipes useful. Enjoy!
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Soji is soaked over night, left to drain for an hour and the thick water squeezed out is used instead of soji.
Watching from LA
good show sister. and i even made your potato samoosa which was also very good . good simple and tasty. but dont know if this can be frosen
The presenter is very impatient and grabing everything. Should be patient with the person who is cooking.
Thanks. Cursed is that cancer; it'll die and never return in JESUS MIGHTY NAME. AMEN
Bless those precious hands making such wonderful food and passing this skill on
Hi the recipe i use got Nestle dessert cream so i have not made burfee without cream so can I add Nestle dessert cream to your recipe
Pluck it younger
Good 👍
Thank you for sharing 🎉🎉🎉
Does the beef cube make it salty having added salt ready
Thank you Ishara, very informative 🙏, but I found the other lady a bit overbearing.
Such a sweet decent chef
Lovely recipe and tutorial. Thanks for sharing.
We need more cooking classes from Aunty Neela ❤
Thank you aunty
Look at your video let her do her own thing, she can wash don't pull and rush her, you're rushing her,
Can I suggest you allow the lady to do her job then explain, because the lady is elderly and camera shy, also zoom the pot so we can see the pot, apart from that excellent learning
Thank you, my first time with sour herbs and drumsticks,, didn't know anything, from cleaning to cooking..... Great job explaining❤
Short n sweet....❤
Thanks
Good job Nancy but I stopped watching this channel a long time because the presenter has control issues and it’s very unpleasant to watch someone like that in a cooking channel she might as well just cook herself and not invite guests to cook
Today i tried this recepe step by step and i must say.. WOW.. Came out devine, looks exactly as is in the video... Glad i attempted this... My first try👌👌👌.
Blessed by God to be healed 🙏🙏🙏
Looks delicious....
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China grass ??
Sound when calling ingredients is poor
Delicious❤❤❤
Hi Michelle you and your partner are amazing.Its Aunty Malies watching this video❤
Merci 👍 ❤❤❤❤
You are totally wrong kitchary is a India dish
Love this recipe easy and simple am going to try it thank you❤
I couldn't hear the name of those green herbs you used
Dhania / coriander
She is so pretty
Thank you for this recipe.my sister died during covid.this was her thing to make every Christmas.sooooo pleased I came across this recipe,sure brings back memories ❤
I actually looking at making this today and was looking and how to make it when I heard that comment and I'm curious
Why was news paper dangerous because of covid if the paper was in your house and you will sanitize everything when you done
VERY GOOD. KEEP UP THE GOOD COOKING
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Mentioning the historical significance of Emperor Shah Jahan’ fondness for Dhall, grounded your presentation in our well loved Heritage. Perhaps you’d know - is there a Dhall dish named after Shah Jahan? IMHO, there are 3 suggestions I’d like to offer: 1. Editing: It would enhance the presentation greatly if the camera focused on the ingredients as you spoke about them, 2. As all the sounds of cooking rose, it became increasingly difficult to hear the commentary. 3. Providing the Desi alongside the English names would cater to a wider audience, I think… I’m still not clear on the name of the green vegetable in the first recipe, cleaning which you said was labour intensive. I’ve Liked and Subscribed Please reply Thank you
Thanks from Australia!!❤
Wait, are you supposed to wash mince? I've never washed it.
More talking than doing.
Beautifully presented. What a lovely lady indeed. Thank you
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Thank you for sharing I'm going to make it now ,and I learn something today I didn't know about washing cinnamon sticks 😅
Hi please specify the type of cheese you using
Hi, What cheese are you using in your samoosas