Amazing! Everything was 100% natural here. No plastic, no paper etc. He was even using a thin leaf to tie the bundle together. Truly living off the land....
Anywhere you go, there will always be amazing hard working people all over the world. At the same time there will always be people trying to take advantage of hard working/humble people
For those who don't know it, it has a earthy, smoky flavor... Some are sweet, some are earthy, smoky.. i love it like hell.. its mostly popular in south india
this is so eco friendly.Everything he used is bio degradable ,no plastic gloves , no plastic plates no plastic packaging .Really nice to see such stuff
This is one of the most tastiest(and oldest) streetfood in India. The taste is similar to that of a potato with smokey and nutty flavor(although very fibrous). It is very healthy too. Despite it looking unhealthy, when you have to eat it, you would have to peel the outer covering(as thick as a banana peel) which will reveal the tuber. After you finish the tuber, you can also eat the middle part which is very pulpy mid-rib which is concentrated with flavor.
This snack has survived into this moderm world, we can still get these in tamil nadu , even in city like Chennai but not too ofen, I see these vendors some time near the bus stands,
Very interesting! This should be on the American food tv show Bizzare Foods! lol! Shouldn't you add some butter to it or eat with some protein food, like fish or meat if people say it's like potato?
in Telugu these are called thyagalu. They have a distinct taste. By the way, these are not cleaned. But the outer layers are removed before eating. They taste like sweetened and slightly burned flour. Very nice and healthy
That man at the end. He was too cheap. He wanted to pay less and picked good ones. Too cheap. They are cute couple. Wish the luck to sell more. It is sad to be poor
Maybe its my frustration talking..Trust me I'm NOT picking on only your channel alone, but how can people learn without any explanations or information?. Its a waste of time and its infuriatingly frustrating to the viewers who are watching these types of videos TO LEARN about the traditional foods of other countries. Try to understand we came to learn about the food, its history, its ingredients
Ur doing a good job by helping them market their work. God bless you and these videos are really good about village life. I love watching it. It's kinda satisfying.
I'm not sure if anyone calls it 'Gengulu' but here in Telanagana, we call it, 'Gegulu'. For those wondering about the taste, it ranges from slightly sweet to bland. Also, depending on how developed the sprout was when plucked, it can range from very fibrous to mashed potato consistency. This is a sprout of the palm-wine (toddy, Palmyra plant) plant whose fruit (seeds inside those fruits actually) is very tasty depending on how young they are when they are cut. For those, who haven't experienced toddy, you really need to do that as long as you can get some unadulterated sap extracted by a master-tapper. Yes, tapper and his techniques make difference in taste apparently. My family who is much more knowledgeable about this tell me. It is a very good natural alcoholic drink which has many medicinal benefits. I have had it many times and can tell you this, as long as you get it pure and early in the day, it is absolutely enjoyable.
Vary interesting use of the pot upside down, I wonder if they end up kind of steamed or only roasted? I was guessing roasted as I saw no liquids during un-potting, But as the bottom is open they might steam first and condensation would drip out as the cooking goes on. Anyway cool use of a pot I had not seen before TY
Am I the only one that noticed the guy not giving the woman the money and waiting for the guy (who mind you is busy bundling the things) to take it? And then he looks at the camera like he's so proud of himself for waiting to give the money to the man.
+Ani G That Idiot(Buyer) is waiting for the camera to be focused on him while he pay. As if he bought all of them and helped the seller earn a life times worth of money. Work is divided. Her work is to take them out safely and put them in the basket. Then carry them till the selling point(Under the tree near seller). Then the man will group them and sell them. As he is the person to take care of how many sold and to whom he is selling, buyers wont disturb her and create confusion. Only cheaters do such thing.(creating confusion and take off without paying the seller.) Universally, at the end of the day they will check how much they earned and get back home. If she is working for him, he will pay her daily or monthly basis. But mostly those could be husband & Wife or Father & daughter or relatives or neighbours etc... When her work is done, she will join him and help him with binding them or collect money. There is nothing wrong happening. As there is a camera at that moment, Idiotic behaviour came out of a Idiot. If Audio was available, we would have heard what that ass was talking.
wow......... this is called tegalu in telugu. peoples sell in train's,,, this is time poss food, especially in journey's. this is very tastey like peanuts.
left mr Which country are you from...We have sent probes to Mars, there are only other 2 or 3 nations in that club. By the way, India has stopped taking grants for UN or any other country long back, get educated.
MY3 STREET FOOD After watching about 7 minutes of this movie, i know i can cut the whole thing down to 5 minutes. No need to show 3 minutes of all steps taken^^
I was waiting the whole time for some of these to come out, and then be dropped into a pot to be deep fried! :Pdirty subliminal background noise track....
I have seen some pretty interesting cooking techniques but never seen something like this. I wonder who or how this was thought up. This is a developed technique that some history would be something historians should attempt to track down and present it to the cooking world.
Its tender shoots of palm tree Asian Palmyra tree, after the sowing of the seed the farmers remove the shoots when they are about a 12 to 15 inches in length. Then they bake as shown in video. The taste of the shoots are like starchy smooth like soft powdery not sour or sweeter.
Mohammed Aslam Similar in taste/texture to yuca (also known as cassava or tapioca)? If you know that taste. I know I will likely never try it, but I'm trying to find a comparison. It looks like a nice healthy snack. Thank you if you can reply.
Samidella idella Exactly YUCA but you know in our Indian life some time in noon hours sitting beneth the banyan or tamarind tree and if you have this we called it GAINGUL its so tasty, it has some sweetness too, if you visit India you should taste but I sure because its tender it tastes very good after properly roasting. Thank you and all the best.
Yes, Samidella, its a strange place! why I am an Indian but to know India my whole life is not enough. Just to see monuments, scenery that is not India. It will take many years to know the life of the people and cultures etc. Its a wonderful country with diverse cultures with thousands of years history.
ok ok ok.....how do you call this a "street" food video cuz i am NOT seeing ANY street around and im not blind, wow these people really.....like REALLY NEED to SHOWERS 2 i mean 3 times a day with FRESH FRESH REALLY FRESH water cuz the reason why im saying alot of "FRESH" water is because they use "river" water (the water had a very strong color) to shower....... ok bye
first I tried to figure out what did they digging out from the ground, I thought they were digging the Casava's root, but when I realize I seen there alot of coconut has been burried and layed them on the top of the ground,& those roots was came out from those coconuts..so that's means that those are the young new shoots of the coconuts roots just came out...are they good to eat?
I'm from Andhra Pradesh, born and brought up there ... of course in Vijayawada, a city life....till now I never knew that this cheapest, healthy food undergoes this much of process !! Thanks for the video ... this generation children especially city dwelling, may don't know about this food ... really you've good patience !! Keep it up !!
Wow! As rustic as it gets...Amazing!! And this couple EARN their living in every sense of the word. Wonder how long it takes for the roots to mature. There obviously is demand as we could see. The question is if they could match supply. More justice could have been done to this video had they put out such information.
Great video that brings sweet memories of our simple, healthy and organic snacks we used to eat. I remember my grandfather bringing a bunch of them from the village when he visited us. Its been years since i've had them. Love the earthly flavor It has, its an acquired taste though. Never thought it was this much work. These people need to be paid a lot. But we city people exploit them by paying less or bargaining with them. I wish the camera man at least tipped them some good money. I would buy everything and give them a huge tip. They look so sincere, innocent and hardworking. Thanks for the great video. Make more videos like these. Our spoiled McDonald generation will be able to see our old time healthy snack.
That's some work from ground to table... Look at that a few bundles and still change back and no American Express card with double point reward... Priceless... Let's go India hoo-hoo-hoo.
Really interesting. Which place is this? Number plate suggests its in Andhra Pradesh. Beautiful videography. Must be delicious to eat. Thanks for uploading
I really want fried chicken now and I don't know why. Nice video about something most of us would never see. Not that I'm complaining, but what's up with the fried chicken sound track?
know palm seeds grow to the bottom first........now is the season for palm sprouts..........November - December......Known as 'Panang Kizhangu' in Tamil language.......
Looks like a interesting food and I can see this being harnessed for other innovative products like perhaps eco-friendly packaging or fertilization or nutritional food sources. Need more R&D and some automation for scaling.
I have never seen this before. Looks very tempting. Would love to try it if I see it the next time I visit India. The video would be more interesting if not dubbed with the background sound, but let us hear the original recording.
oh my goodness i had never seen this kung of food it is verry strange in my eyes...i dnt know what would be the taste of that...but i think they wont sell it..n no one will will buy it if that food is not delicious......but i am really amazed...from phillippines
That was so interesting to watch. I wonder what the palm shoots taste like? I would love to try some. Those people work hard. I hope they can make a good living from this.
Well guess they tried to make food in a different way not to mention the fact that they also tried to choose another sound for the video. Like oil, frying oil? Holy shit, you guys are indeed very special
#Amazing Recipes
FULL GOAT BIRYANI PREPARED IN MY VILLAGE
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FANTASTIC..!!! THIS IS HOW WE SHOULD ALL EAT...AND NOT THE POISONS AND PLASTIC FOOD FROM SUPER MARKETS..!!!
Amazing! Everything was 100% natural here. No plastic, no paper etc. He was even using a thin leaf to tie the bundle together. Truly living off the land....
pure, fresh and amazing. witness this full version of surviving food. i love it
Amazing! ! So much that we could learn from other people's culture. Thank you for sharing
brings back great memories. Thanks for sharing
seems refreshing , Fresh would love to try this .....
Anywhere you go, there will always be amazing hard working people all over the world. At the same time there will always be people trying to take advantage of hard working/humble people
***** I bet you have family members, that are like that.
***** no I don't,I wish I did though so I could visit them
For those who don't know it, it has a earthy, smoky flavor... Some are sweet, some are earthy, smoky.. i love it like hell.. its mostly popular in south india
this is so eco friendly.Everything he used is bio degradable ,no plastic gloves , no plastic plates no plastic packaging .Really nice to see such stuff
This is one of the most tastiest(and oldest) streetfood in India. The taste is similar to that of a potato with smokey and nutty flavor(although very fibrous). It is very healthy too. Despite it looking unhealthy, when you have to eat it, you would have to peel the outer covering(as thick as a banana peel) which will reveal the tuber. After you finish the tuber, you can also eat the middle part which is very pulpy mid-rib which is concentrated with flavor.
Excellent, it reminded me of my Parkal.
I liked the 'chutta' (the tobacco roll) and cell phone .
興味深い食べ物です。季節の味、風物詩という感じなのでしょうね。土中の根茎の密度の高さは驚きです。それにしても、あんな所で火を燃やして、よく火事にならないものですね。
We use to eat a lot in childhood. Its really good as snack.
anyone else have random audio of a deep frier and a rooster?
Its called multi-tasking = editing videos, while cooking lunch for the family at the same time. Give it a try!
This snack has survived into this moderm world, we can still get these in tamil nadu , even in city like Chennai but not too ofen, I see these vendors some time near the bus stands,
Very interesting! This should be on the American food tv show Bizzare Foods! lol! Shouldn't you add some butter to it or eat with some protein food, like fish or meat if people say it's like potato?
+Cyber Bully where did u find that ..mr genius
in Telugu these are called thyagalu. They have a distinct taste. By the way, these are not cleaned. But the outer layers are removed before eating. They taste like sweetened and slightly burned flour. Very nice and healthy
I must Say they must be delicious as they are selling like HOT cakes..... Is there online ordering i will do it right away.
+indian1889 try Amazon..
vivendo e aprendendo como a gente nao sabe de nada mundo muito louco nunca vi isto no brasil
panankilangu ... yammyyy ..
Available in the winter months in Hyderabad and places in Andhra ..
nice system.
very well!
Regd numbers on vehicles AP 37..... means it is from West Godavari Dist of Andhra Pradesh.
Ermm...How do it taste??does it taste like coconut??
Can anyone tell me what they did with the nuts after it is cut off? Can it be replanted again?
Going like hot cakes!
Simple source of starch/carbohydrates. I have had them and they taste good.
what does it taste like?
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Mass It tastes like boiled potato and peanut put together. It tastes best as it is, with no other condiment.
So a bit like a sweet potato. iv seen this for sale in Oriental supermarkets. im going to have to try it.
how do you eat something like this?
are all types of palms (tree/sprout) edible?
i know this place its tanuku in andhrapradesh
Cigarettes producers are RICH, Alcohol producers are also RICH, While the maker of our daily FOOD are POOR !
+Day Dreamer SAD TRUTH !
Kinda casava?
what's that...what's is taste
0:15 what if there was a Snake ????
We can see a man loitering public road with husks, he even spits. When are we going to change ?
litering*
deep frying their hard work...with sound track
how does them taste?
bikarr
شنو نتائج لاختراع
wait... they dont wash it?
That man at the end. He was too cheap. He wanted to pay less and picked good ones. Too cheap. They are cute couple. Wish the luck to sell more. It is sad to be poor
Indonesia street food 👄
I've never seen in Indonesia
They don't cook it this way anymore. They sell it raw; buyers boil them at home in water like potato. This way it is clean without the black soot..
Maybe its my frustration talking..Trust me I'm NOT picking on only your channel alone, but how can people learn without any explanations or information?. Its a waste of time and its infuriatingly frustrating to the viewers who are watching these types of videos TO LEARN about the traditional foods of other countries. Try to understand we came to learn about the food, its history, its ingredients
he has really small toe nails...or am i the one with huge toe nails.. either way this video was very satisfying to watch. i dont know why...
18:50 let go of my money
For people that don't kno its carrots 😂😂
king'moh hoewah no its not
king'moh hoewah Idiot its written Right up there cant u read.. its Palm sprout moron.
Ur a genius ! We thought that was a banana !
+king'moh hoewah you should subscribe for "For Dummies" asap.
Those annoying sounds in the background through me off
Whats with the deep fat frier soundtrack?
Hahah
I wonder
lol.................
And the fake cockerel sound
DodgeCity111 Kitchen Dubstep
DodgeCity111 like seriously
i am glad they are making money..thats cool.
Ur doing a good job by helping them market their work. God bless you and these videos are really good about village life. I love watching it. It's kinda satisfying.
Holy fuck! Someone needs to edit this video!
in the camera are magical creatures that prepare meals
I'm not sure if anyone calls it 'Gengulu' but here in Telanagana, we call it, 'Gegulu'. For those wondering about the taste, it ranges from slightly sweet to bland. Also, depending on how developed the sprout was when plucked, it can range from very fibrous to mashed potato consistency. This is a sprout of the palm-wine (toddy, Palmyra plant) plant whose fruit (seeds inside those fruits actually) is very tasty depending on how young they are when they are cut. For those, who haven't experienced toddy, you really need to do that as long as you can get some unadulterated sap extracted by a master-tapper. Yes, tapper and his techniques make difference in taste apparently. My family who is much more knowledgeable about this tell me. It is a very good natural alcoholic drink which has many medicinal benefits. I have had it many times and can tell you this, as long as you get it pure and early in the day, it is absolutely enjoyable.
thx for the info..
This is from Andhra Pradesh, India. No need to wash it. It have top layer, just remove and have it. Enjoy the taste :)
That looked really easy to prepare as long as you don't burn you village down. LOL
I think more words need to be superimposed over the screen. There isn't enough, I could still make out some of the video.
I always love to see a couple of husband and wife are working together to earn money for life
18:10 the guy is like dafuk you want?
Vary interesting use of the pot upside down, I wonder if they end up kind of steamed or only roasted? I was guessing roasted as I saw no liquids during un-potting, But as the bottom is open they might steam first and condensation would drip out as the cooking goes on. Anyway cool use of a pot I had not seen before TY
The deep frying sound IS REALLY ANNOYING...The video is great but 6 min of frying sound (where´s the oil??)is enough ¬¬
Tasty tuber, boiled in water, with salt and some places chilly powder. This method of baking is supperb
I didn't know they can eat? Interested culture. I just like to see how local people cooked their food. It naturally then tv show.
It is called panakighangu in Tamil
It is available during summer in South India. Full of fibre.
If I could grow high grade cannabis in India I'd already be living there man nice dark soil too such a nice place n good vegetarian livin
I tried last week during my vacation at south india. In tamil its called Panang Kilangu.. Taste nice..
Am I the only one that noticed the guy not giving the woman the money and waiting for the guy (who mind you is busy bundling the things) to take it? And then he looks at the camera like he's so proud of himself for waiting to give the money to the man.
+Ani G No you're not. Typical sexism of Indian males.
+Ani G That Idiot(Buyer) is waiting for the camera to be focused on him while he pay. As if he bought all of them and helped the seller earn a life times worth of money.
Work is divided. Her work is to take them out safely and put them in the basket. Then carry them till the selling point(Under the tree near seller). Then the man will group them and sell them. As he is the person to take care of how many sold and to whom he is selling, buyers wont disturb her and create confusion. Only cheaters do such thing.(creating confusion and take off without paying the seller.) Universally, at the end of the day they will check how much they earned and get back home. If she is working for him, he will pay her daily or monthly basis. But mostly those could be husband & Wife or Father & daughter or relatives or neighbours etc... When her work is done, she will join him and help him with binding them or collect money. There is nothing wrong happening. As there is a camera at that moment, Idiotic behaviour came out of a Idiot. If Audio was available, we would have heard what that ass was talking.
wow......... this is called tegalu in telugu. peoples sell in train's,,, this is time poss food, especially in journey's. this is very tastey like peanuts.
suresh kancherla India people are very poor. I'm glad UN support them
left mr Which country are you from...We have sent probes to Mars, there are only other 2 or 3 nations in that club. By the way, India has stopped taking grants for UN or any other country long back, get educated.
***** aww did I hurt your feeling
+left mr not as poor as your IQ level tho.
+bharath606060 lmao!
MY3 STREET FOOD After watching about 7 minutes of this movie, i know i can cut the whole thing down to 5 minutes.
No need to show 3 minutes of all steps taken^^
Some of us do prefer the whole deal...
Matte Edström how about fuck you and use the mouse to skip where you want. appreciate what he has uploaded instead of being an ungrateful jew.
didn't know such thing existed...plz post better video
Wtf? di i keep hearing water or oil frying
Hahahahahaha
The world may never know
Seems the audio track is from a different video.
Sound track oil frying Lol
Wow!!! Palm sprouts. I've never seen this before. I wonder how it tastes.
People seem to like it very much.
Also, such hard working farmers!
I wonder if the The EPA would approve of this?
That looks good for afternoon snack with cup of tea :D
I was waiting the whole time for some of these to come out, and then be dropped into a pot to be deep fried! :Pdirty subliminal background noise track....
I have seen some pretty interesting cooking techniques but never seen something like this. I wonder who or how this was thought up. This is a developed technique that some history would be something historians should attempt to track down and present it to the cooking world.
LOL. 5:41 "Yeah, yeah, fine.. I'll cook in a minute. Let me just check my facebook real quick.."
meat ban karo gae to danda hi khane ko milae ga
What is that Background sound? xD i hear it like several minutes but i dont see the Frying :3
Its tender shoots of palm tree Asian Palmyra tree, after the sowing of the seed the farmers remove the shoots when they are about a 12 to 15 inches in length. Then they bake as shown in video. The taste of the shoots are like starchy smooth like soft powdery not sour or sweeter.
Thank you...
Mohammed Aslam Similar in taste/texture to yuca (also known as cassava or tapioca)? If you know that taste. I know I will likely never try it, but I'm trying to find a comparison. It looks like a nice healthy snack. Thank you if you can reply.
Samidella idella Exactly YUCA but you know in our Indian life some time in noon hours sitting beneth the banyan or tamarind tree and if you have this we called it GAINGUL its so tasty, it has some sweetness too, if you visit India you should taste but I sure because its tender it tastes very good after properly roasting. Thank you and all the best.
Mohammed Aslam
Thank you for replying back. Much appreciated....and yes, India looks like a wonderful place to visit.
Yes, Samidella, its a strange place! why I am an Indian but to know India my whole life is not enough. Just to see monuments, scenery that is not India. It will take many years to know the life of the people and cultures etc. Its a wonderful country with diverse cultures with thousands of years history.
ok ok ok.....how do you call this a "street" food video cuz i am NOT seeing ANY street around and im not blind, wow these people really.....like REALLY NEED to SHOWERS 2 i mean 3 times a day with FRESH FRESH REALLY FRESH water cuz the reason why im saying alot of "FRESH" water is because they use "river" water (the water had a very strong color) to shower....... ok bye
first I tried to figure out what did they digging out from the ground, I thought they were digging the Casava's root, but when I realize I seen there alot of coconut has been burried and layed them on the top of the ground,& those roots was came out from those coconuts..so that's means that those are the young new shoots of the coconuts roots just came out...are they good to eat?
+Area45 Zodiac They are not coconuts, they are another specie of palm trees.
i thought it was carrots😂😂
tegalu ki like kottandi babu.....jai tega
+Ravi Kiran lol..like kottali khadha?? Like the way you said it..
jai tega.. jai jai tega
I'm from Andhra Pradesh, born and brought up there ... of course in Vijayawada, a city life....till now I never knew that this cheapest, healthy food undergoes this much of process !! Thanks for the video ... this generation children especially city dwelling, may don't know about this food ... really you've good patience !! Keep it up !!
Wow! As rustic as it gets...Amazing!! And this couple EARN their living in every sense of the word. Wonder how long it takes for the roots to mature. There obviously is demand as we could see. The question is if they could match supply. More justice could have been done to this video had they put out such information.
Great video that brings sweet memories of our simple, healthy and organic snacks we used to eat. I remember my grandfather bringing a bunch of them from the village when he visited us. Its been years since i've had them. Love the earthly flavor It has, its an acquired taste though. Never thought it was this much work. These people need to be paid a lot. But we city people exploit them by paying less or bargaining with them. I wish the camera man at least tipped them some good money. I would buy everything and give them a huge tip. They look so sincere, innocent and hardworking. Thanks for the great video. Make more videos like these. Our spoiled McDonald generation will be able to see our old time healthy snack.
That's some work from ground to table... Look at that a few bundles and still change back and no American Express card with double point reward... Priceless... Let's go India hoo-hoo-hoo.
Really interesting. Which place is this? Number plate suggests its in Andhra Pradesh. Beautiful videography. Must be delicious to eat. Thanks for uploading
never saw dis in my life...its taste like sweet potatoes? or what?
+Dont Panga no it doesn't taste like a sweet potato but it is like almost tasteless fibrous cane to which some smokey flavour is added
I really want fried chicken now and I don't know why. Nice video about something most of us would never see. Not that I'm complaining, but what's up with the fried chicken sound track?
know palm seeds grow to the bottom first........now is the season for palm sprouts..........November - December......Known as 'Panang Kizhangu' in Tamil language.......
i was wondering do people actually buy this stuff and i was surprised when it sold like "hot Cakes" haha, i love this country and its people.
Looks like a interesting food and I can see this being harnessed for other innovative products like perhaps eco-friendly packaging or fertilization or nutritional food sources. Need more R&D and some automation for scaling.
I have never seen this before. Looks very tempting. Would love to try it if I see it the next time I visit India.
The video would be more interesting if not dubbed with the background sound, but let us hear the original recording.
oh my goodness i had never seen this kung of food it is verry strange in my eyes...i dnt know what would be the taste of that...but i think they wont sell it..n no one will will buy it if that food is not delicious......but i am really amazed...from phillippines
That was so interesting to watch. I wonder what the palm shoots taste like? I would love to try some. Those people work hard. I hope they can make a good living from this.
This is sold in cities also like Hyderabad, mostly in the month of January. Tnks whoever has posted this, was wondering from where it comes.
Interesting ....never seen before.
Well guess they tried to make food in a different way not to mention the fact that they also tried to choose another sound for the video. Like oil, frying oil? Holy shit, you guys are indeed very special
wow! back to nature cycling . Ashes return to the soil. Healthy diet . Wise. From food we can tell how long and deep their culture is