Bizarre Mongolian Meats!! This Should Not Be Allowed!!
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🇲🇳 BOILED INTESTINE & SAUSAGE: Big sausage - Stuff intestine with blood, flour, salt, wild chives, a bit water. Tie the intestine to make a sausage. | Small sausage - stuff with meat, some of the stomach, and a smaller intestine. Other organs: liver, heart, and lungs.| Porridge - when all organs are removed, filter the stock and add rice into this stock, then wait until it becomes a porridge.
🇲🇳 THE WHITE BIRD (SHEEP TAIL/BUTT): Trim the fur of the sheep tail. Remove the rest of the hair with a blowtorch. Trim the fat inside to make a sack. Slice meat with some fat. Stuff the meat inside the tail sack and add salt water. Using a huge needle and camel wool, sew the tail. Use a special Mongolian technique to secure the sack. Blowtorch some more. Clean the exterior with boiled water then boil it for hours. Ready to serve.
🇲🇳 SHEEP HEAD BOILED IN STOMACH: Blowtorch sheep head. Scrape the bones to remove the black/burnt layer. Clean sheep's stomach by turning it inside out and scraping it with boiled water. Clean sheep head with boiled water and rub it. Cut the head in a Mongolian traditional way to break the jaw. Stuff the head in the stomach and add salt water. Make sure there is no air inside the stomach. Use camel hair as a string to sew the stomach shut. Boil for hours.
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I just started watching this and I am totally addicted to watching your videos
my best bro sony & best bro andrew thank you for your huge respect against cpec friendship countries lot of love from your cousin viki 💙
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The way Sonny says mutton with the hard t makes me laugh every time.
She hasn't lost even one single animal to winter? Wow. An incredible woman.
OCD can be advantageous
Better herder than the men it seems.....
They eat the weak before they can die on them o.o
@@aardeng ahaha great way to get around that 😂
@@aardeng exactly
That woman is so epic, she deserves so much respect
Her name means nameless
@@radnaamunkh-orgil3402 who asked
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@@radnaamunkh-orgil3402 өөрийгөө аймар шаачихлаа гэж бодож байгаа байхдаа эргүү гөлөг
She is just amazing...wow
Miss Nergui is a rockstar! Her smile…..such a beautiful soul! How she lives alone, tending all of those goats and sheep is so impressive. I have nothing but respect for her. Utilizing every single organ of that sheep, and cooking them the way that Miss Nergui and her friends did, is absolutely amazing. The way that Sonny and Andrew respected tradition (by assisting), and responded (by eating), every single thing that was handed to them-I just love you guys! It was as if I was right there taste testing with you. I have absolutely LOVED this entire series, and wish it would never end! I do have a question though…… If there’s a medical emergency, where do the folks that live the nomad lifestyle go? Especially, Miss Nergui being all alone out there…….
In Mongolia, there are mobile phones in rural areas, there is an ambulance, and in case of emergency, helicopters are being used recently
@@ganjla6641 ……Thank you! I was honestly worried. 😥
They die often. All that dairy and meat gives them heart diseases and strokes. Mongolia is #2 in Stroke deaths and #9 in Heart disease deaths in the world.
But who calls the ambulance helicopter if you can't do it yourself? The sheep?
@@lunakoala5053 It's the scary reality of living so far out into the lands. Sometimes you have to do the best you can.
Am full blooded Native American from Arizona and this is amazing to see a culture thousands of miles away from America and seeing how these people eat sheep just like or similar to Native Americans in Arizona. ❤
I vote for Sunny to visit and film your way of eating in Arizona.
You guys are close related the most than any other
I am a Hungarian man, and I claim that the way of eating presented in this video is in many ways very similar to the traditional Hungarian feasts, which are still actively practiced in many Hungarian villages. For example, the Hungarian villagers have a dish called "blood sausage", where they mix boiled rice with blood and stuff it into the large intestine... But there is also a way of making so-called "pork cheese", which means that we stuff boiled pork meat and organ meats into a pig's stomach, then this stomach is weighed down for days, and then even smoked... it lasts for a long time without refrigerator and is very tasty!
Although I myself have been living in the USA for a decade, I follow the carnivore diet, even its raw version, that is, I eat raw meat and raw offal, but sometimes I directly buy whole pig heads, cook them in whole, and eat them because they are so delicious.
Besides, I have a genetic test made, and it turned out that I also have Indian "blood", i.e. genes, although only 0.2% - I don't know where it got into me... But I'm happy about it! My Indian ancestor, from whom I inherited this, may have lived about 250 years ago...
Same here from northeast India
I heard from some anthrolopologists that native americans and mongolians share similiar DNA
I have to admit this Mongolia series is my favourite 🤩
Yah
I agree
This is not just a food review channel....This is a cultural documentary that makes me appreciate our planet and I will support this channel till I'm an old woman. 👍👍🥰🥰
standard-comment under every of their videos ^^
Nergui...hasn’t lost an animal. Bloomin brilliant. I was brought up on a Scottish sheep farm. Modern methods, hangars, sheep dogs and we would always find dead sheep on the moor. Sonny couldn’t catch a cold in winter. Let alone a sheep. This lady on a motorbike, cooks amazing food, laughs and the only thing she would change in her life is the weather. Thanks for an amazing series. Eba😘👍👏🙏 I wish countries would plant as many trees as they buy arms. Congrats...most times you get brilliant co-hosts/translators. Eba is one.
Grandma is so sweet. I'm loving her simplicity and her being so real💯❤️
This lady has such a great sense of humor.... 🤣 Absolutely adorable. Epic episode, amazing lady!
If there’s one RUclipsrs videos I never miss it’s Sonny’s. Literally the BEST ever food reviewer!!!
love Mongolian and their culture love from Nigeria. and thank you for showing other pple culture, i have learnt a lot about different countries and cultures from your channel. 🙏🏽
As Mongolian i can say same about your food and culture. Watched the Nigerian episodes, loved it. With love and respect from Mongolia!
love this series. My wife is Mongolian and even she havent eaten or heard some of the food you ate. Amazing work!!! I miss Mongolia. This counrty is so laid back. Its really an amazing country. Lovely people, food and culture. I hope after this covid thing is done, more and more people will visit Mongolia. This is the counrty I will choose to retire in. Very nice clean air and amazing scenery.
Politicians around the world got more power. This covid thing isn't going anywhere
they wont let covid end.
Covid was never here to begin with. en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mass_psychogenic_illness
the countryside has clean air, however there is lots of air pollution in the big cities like UB (ulaan bataar)
Capital city Ulaanbaatar is top 25 most air polluted capital in the world. Approximately 33.8 times the WHO guideline
Some people might wonder why there is no spice when cooking the meat. I would say, in the gobi, our livestock eats over 300 types of herbs therefore needing no spice, probably except the blood sausage. It is too tasty.
Id imagine its like grass/grain fed and sage fed beef. All my life id only ever eaten grass/grain fed. But then when visiting family in Nevada one year we had beef that was free range and fed on the local sage. Best steaks iv ever had in my life.
This is really interesting, wish I knew it sooner. Thanks!
it's amazing to see blood sausage has asian roots in the first place. here in Anatolia Turkey blood sausage is forgotten, probably due to dogmatic islamic beliefs wasting so much nutritional blood poured into the sewage system in whole country.
there is no blood sausage here in Turkish cuisine and it is a god damn shame, salute!
Andrew: ripping the goat head apart
Sonny: Boyoyoyoing
Us Native Americans (Navajos) and Mongolians are so similar. Our looks and also our traditional style of food.
Yes. Very similar things there.. I heard even some words are same meaning even pronounce.
That woman is amazing! Herding, feeding, milking all those animals by herself. Then cooking and moving her home constantly. So much respect for her.
I love this grandma. Maximum grandma energy.
Чи хамгийн чухлыг нь олж харсан хамгийн их энерги❤
I think this is the most touching episode out of your massive video uploads. Miss Nergui is a charming, laid back, simple, but happy woman. Aside from your food trip, it's great to see different culture and showing it to the world. Excellent job, Sonny. :D
The Mongolian Series has been amazing! Would love to visit one day! Ms Neurgui is amazing, I just love her smile!
Now that is a strong woman depending on herself without whining and blaming others for her situation, respect
You right.
However single mother who lives fully on child support thinks they are strong women 😝😝😝😝😝
Sonny and Andrew together just make it sooo much more fun to watch! ❤😄
i love the sheep who jumped behind sonny. 🤣😂
She was a pleasure to watch. So happy and humble. Love to spend time with her. 🤗🤗
Sonny your channel should have a billion followers. Your channel Teaches so much more besides food. The way you respect,treat and interact with other cultures without prejudice is the most amazing thing a lot of people can get from your channel.
You know what sucks!!... People will just watch this on their TV's and not being signed in to their RUclips account on the TV which makes it worse, he'll have like 400k Views on his videos but only like 12k Likes or 57k Likes.
So this is why I ALWAYS help him out by making sure I watch the video till it fully ends AND I make sure I always Like the video as well. He definitely deserves it! Always makes us laugh, always in a good mood (somethings that's impossible for us to do!! Lmao) but yeah, the dude definitely fuckin deserves it all!! Great guy! Funny guy! Cool guy! Handsome guy! Guy guy! LOLOLOL!!!! 😂🤣🤣🤣🙃
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He has almost 10million subscribers. At this point he can afford to pay off your home plus many more. I think he's doing just fine!!
Just started watching this video now, but I have to say this is by far my favourite food review show, be it on the internet or on TV 😂
Been following for years and I always tell my family about this channel and about how you've traveled to Philippines (where my mom is from) and to Namibia (where I'm from). This is more than just a food review show, it's highly educational and shows people the honest truth about a country's history and what you can expect!
Keep up the great work!
I've been following this channel years ago and indeed, not just the food but the different great cultures of the places. :) Love it!
Man, I couldn’t quit watching the first ‘blooper’ with Sonny cracking up this amazing lady. Hahaha. That was awesome! She has the best laugh!
Sonny makes my days. One of my favorite RUclips channels!!
Absolutely
When Genghis Khan's father was assassinated and his tribe was breaking apart. It was the Khan's mother who stood in from of a fleeing crowding, holding his family's insignia, commanding the fleeing crowd to be calm and stay together. It was the Khan's mother that nursed him back to health after he was injured, and it was his mother who held enough of his tribe together and to feed and care for the Khan and his brothers during the toughest of the times. If not for the Khan's mother, Temüjin would've died without leaving a trace in history. Mongolian women are not to be trifled with. They are great wives, mothers, and leaders.
I am officially i love with Mongolia and Mongolians. Seriously, i don’t think I’ll ever respect another culture as much as i do these wonderful ppl. I wish that i, as a white person, had more of a connection with my ethnicity/ethnicities...but like most generic white Americans i have no clue who I really am. We are all mutts, if you will...and it really creates a disconnect that we all feel deep within our souls. This is why the new DNA programs are so very popular.... we are the most disconnected from where we started and where we are going. It’s sad and i believe it is the core of what causes so much depression and discord in everyday life. There is nothing wrong with wanting to know who you are, where you came from and what created the people that you hail from. As long as we can do that and respect all other cultures and people.... we should be proud of who we are and where we came from...as well as where we’re continuing to go in the future. And all this without feeling that anyone is superior or inferior....we all just are. ✌🏻 ❤️ 😃
Another totally awesome series!
I think I love the cultural aspects of these tours as much as the food side of things.
It's always better if you get a little bit of context and history to go with the food.
In hindsight, I'm very glad your TV show didn't work out, because now we get all this wonderful content, and you get to do what you want and how you want it without a studio and production office stepping on your neck...
And we're all richer for it!
This video is so humbling and brought tears to my eyes. Such an incredible woman. Way to go Sonny!
This was amazing series. They have such a rich culture and everybody was amazingly welcoming and friendly.
The sheep jumping when he said “what do they drug em” killed me 😂😂 perfect timing
This Mongolia series is tied with the Iran series as the Best of All Time for me. Thanks so much for another incredible series.
@14:20, as a kid, we used to play cowboys and robbers, and that jaw bone used to be our guns. Our version of a Colt 6 shooter 😁. Those were the days
Thank you for visiting my country.🎉 It was pleasure to watch one of your favorite creators visiting and eating your food. It felt like an old friend came by.
I just like Sonny eating and making everything enjoyable, with his comedy ways he applies it is just so phenomenal. Shout out to you Sonny.
Can we take a moment to appreciate how our Eba is doing an amazing job translating and cohosting 💪😝
What a complete stories... specialty the challenge faced due to nature changes. Thanks Sonny and crews for another great story.
Wow, a real true nomadic person. And she had many children. That's a survivor right there. What a wonderful life
Miss Nergui is so impressive. This episode was super humbling. Wishing her all the best!
I love this video. The Mongolian people are incredible survivors and very friendly. I would happily share their food.
That woman riding the motocycle taking care of her stuff is badass af .
I want to thank you and the team soooo much! I love this Mongolia series a lot and learn a lot through their way of living. Thank you sooo much and this made me want to visit this amazing and beautiful country.
That lady has a stronger back bone than most. What a beautiful culture. So unique ❤
Excellent series! Loved this last episode, Nergui's giggles at your shenanigans were gold :) Thanks to you and the Artger team for showing a slice of Mongolia to the rest of us
What an amazing woman, thank you for interviewing her. Her response to changing anything in her life - that Mongolian herders don't have time to think about those things. I'm going to spend a lot of time thinking about that, I already know.
They sure are very busy
That is absolutely amazing!! I love this so much. This woman is proof that regardless of any hurdle in life you can still provide for yourself and enjoy life.
The sheep jumping in the background is so funny. Lol
Omg love that woman. She feels so warm and open ^_^ So friendly.
I love that Woman’s character., what a strong wise lady she is! I’m sure she raised her children very well!
As a vegetarian this mongolia series hasn't had many appetizing dishes, but it has been very fascinating and I can appreciate the way they use every part of the animal. I hope one day I can visit mongolia, always wanted to, who knows, on the steppe with no vegetables, I may just end up trying something like in this video lol.
Well, have potatoes and flour... if you love something like naan you ll be fine
COme here brother i show you aroun
yeah we eat and use every part of the sheep because its considered respecting our animals
Vegetarian people eat a lot. 😊
It is so relaxing to watch about our culture and traditional food on this episode. Thanks for exhibiting how Mongolian herders work hard. Break a leg guys!
Damn, from Mexico to Mongolia. Viva PATRON, great episodes Sonny, keep them coming.
Respect from Mongolia to Mexico👏🍾🥃👍😂🤣😂
This woman right here is badass.. Salute👏🏻👏🏻
she cooks for them like a grandma. very beautiful
Going to say it yet again.... this is my absolute favorite food-related YT channel. Keep up the good work Sonny! 🙂
That women was awesome. Really cool she never lost an animal. Also cool to see them on the motorcycles. Most of the food looked really good. Was fun to watch. Great video
Sunny is one food guy who never disrespect any foody culture. He is best in showing respect, gratitude and humbleness.. We love you sunny❤️ you are the best 😍
True.
That is possibly the coolest chick I have ever seen on this show. She should win a host award!
This is similar to the Navajo tribe food. (my tribe) Blood sausage and sheep head are considered a delicacy. We also make a sausage from the fat and intestines. Great video. Thanks for sharing. Much respect for Mongolians.
This place looks so peaceful.... Wouldn't mind staying here, Mainly for the food 🙈🙈
Great series, wish there was more
The sheep jumping behind Sonny was epic🤣
Food of my ancestors....much love Mongolia 🇲🇳 from a turk
Miss Nergui.. WOW! Any comment I'd make would be lesser than she or comments already posted here. Just this: AMAZING lady!!!
Now.. this season with Andrew.. Sonny, it was so important to me this Mongolia tour! I've been thru many personal issues and each episode was the only reason that made me laugh out loud! I'm so like Andrew seems to be... I had so much fun with you guys interacting and was so deeply pleased by these episodes you have no idea how much good you guys did to me!
So: THANK YOU ALL! Can't wait the next tour and hate to know you'll skip some days and post all-in-one format for this. I'll wait for the next season and hope Andrew will join you soon again.
andrew is absolute competition for calvin
Hands down winner.
This is one epic series, you’ve really outdone yourself here. Looking forward to what you come up to top Mongolia. :)
LOL Andrew struggling to make the ✌🏻 sign at the end😂😂 awesome series ❤
I'm so sad this is ending! Your cohost was amazing and funny and Artger as well!! I subbed to them, their vids are amazing!!!
I wish there was more to the Mongolia series♡ This and the Women of the Karen Tribes series have been my favorites!
Watch Artger if you haven't, they have a ton of Mongolian food and cultural content.
Awesome lady, grandma and tough lady! Respect
Some of these videos show the local people being almost afraid to laugh. I love how much they are laughing in these Mongolian videos.
Can you make a cook book with everything you've learned so far. these recipes are so cool
Going to miss Eba, a man of few words but many smiles
Truly beautiful! By now you are such a well known and legendary content creator. You really don't need the corny video titles.
This Mongolian series is probably my favorite. Can someone reply me the link to the long version of all the Mongolia clips?
Loved this series from Mongolia. GREAT 👌 work Sonny
This was so amazing!! Good job, I loved all of it especially the blood sausage and everything else, woo-hoo! I want to go to Mongolia 🇲🇳
Энэ мал аж ахуй бол яг бэлчээрээр хоолоо олж иддэг олон төрлийн өвс ургамал идэж бдг. Малыг гаргаж идэж бие эрүүлжүүлдэг бидний зам
I like that granny she is so nice God bless her
0:51 idk why but that jumping sheep gets me every time 🤣
This mangolia series is so wholesome. Loving every bit of it.
What is mangolia?
I don't know why, even I'm not a mongolian, but I'm so proud of the way of she live her live. I hope all the best for her .
this, for me, was the best episode I saw in your career.
I need a grandmother like Nergui. She is absolutely amazing
Sonny, Calvin and Andrew in one vid would be legendary 😂🤣 please make one series with them both 🙏🏿
That lady rocks. I love this episode. She was fun and you guys are so funny. Andrew is a champ lol. Thanks you guys for all the hard work and amazing shows. I love Mongolia a bit more now.
Its the herding with the motorcycle plus wearing their traditional dress that did it for me, she looks so badass!❤
“There’s never been meat in this rectum before”. And with that I had to walk away for a few minutes I was laughing so hard.
Thanks Sonny, this was a really nice series!
She is like a silent smile killer 😂
This is so wholesome! Kudos to Sonny and his daring, curious and hard working team! 🙂
the reason why you're show is consistently the best of the current era and one of the best of all time is because you keep showing me new and weird stuff that I've never seen before, and I love watching you eat the weird stuff without (much) hesitation, and you know how to appreciate it even when its a little bit gross!
Soony ,thankyou for taking us all over the world. I feel like i'm traveling with you .
This series is amazing. So much I got to learn. Thank you Sonny and Andrew also the crew.
Hope we will get more content like this and not Vietnam again. Btw Miss Nergui is so awesome and funny.
"He's not eating it, Jack! He's not eating it!"
"Shut the hell up, Marguerite!"
at 1:39 just look at how both the woman and sheep look so relaxed. Those animals are just living so happily.
The cooked sheep's head reminded me of Icelandic/Faroese food. I'd love to see you try some of their foods or traditional Inuit food.
she hasn't lost even one single animal to winter? wow. an incredible women.
I love how he is so respectful of other cultures like Anthony B. And Andrew Zimmern.