Egyptian Pizza?
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- Опубликовано: 25 апр 2024
- Ahmed learned to make Egyptian Feteer as a child in his family's restaurant in Alexandria and has brought those traditions with him to Steinway Street in Queens. His love and passion for the dish are evident from the moment you walk through the doors at @Mum.Feteer
Originating in Ancient Egypt thousands of years ago, Feteer is a dish steeped in tradition that predates modern pizza (thought to have been created between the 16th and 18th centuries) by millennia.
Check out Ahmed's restaurant in Astoria:
📍Mum Feteer
25-48 Steinway St, Queens, NY 11103
He looks like a Nintendo Wii character but sounds like an East Coast 80s rapper..
RIP DMX
Accurate.
😂
Lol
😂
My man sounds like Big Smoke from GTA San Andreas 😂
Bro he hella does wtf😂
He kinda looks like him too
🤣🤣
@@NikoBellaKhouf2 BetizoFellini
That’s damage from throating dudes
Voice of a gangster, body of an accountant
Why torture 😕
Accountant my ass thats a Chinese delivery man
How do you think gangs manage their money? Regular accountants? 😜
😂 why you have to kill that man with that rip tho lol😅😅😅
You shouldnt throw rocks in a Glass house
Not gonna lie, that looks delicious.
It's bout to be dry af there ain't no sauce
@@smurfie8412do you eat your pizza with a bucket of sauce?
@@muzoshI don’t
@@smurfie8412You're right, meat and vegetables don't have any moisture, especially when cooked in a dough casing.
@@muzosh no, I like just the right amount of sauce, No sauce is nasty like this Egypt pizza
I wonder what this guy's real voice is
Fronting
People like him are the reason NYC feels more like a destination people come from all over the world just to roleplay being from NYC rather than a place people actually go to enjoy
Thanks for your comment cause I wanted to point it out in much different way
😂😂
He thinks hes Batman
vaCHINA
Stop fronting bro that ain't your real voice 😂😂😂
For sure lol
The hell is fronting
@@alihordaLying lol being full of shit.
@@alihorda ruclips.net/video/wy0RNxSDYpM/видео.htmlsi=L8dwQmUmjcB1NCcE
Came looking for a comment like this
I was not expecting my man's to sound like he's been slanging since 89
Bless this man, I hope he is having a great life in America. Good luck to his business as well. 👍🏼🇪🇬
👍👍👍👍👍
Just to let you in on. Some politics
The reasons he came to America is bcuz Egypt is f*cked
Cuz Sisi the president is dictator & your country supports him & gives him money
How is that dish 7000 years old? world's oldest cheese, dating to approximately 1200 BCE (3200 years before present), Peppers are native to Mexico, Central America, the Caribbean and northern South America. Pepper seeds were imported to Spain in 1493 and then spread through Europe and Asia. The mild bell pepper cultivar was developed in the 1920s, in Szeged, Hungary. tomato start spreading in the Arab world A period in which the tomato found particularly fertile soil in the Middle East occurred thanks to John Barker, British consul in Aleppo between 1799 and 1825. and you can clearly see he’s using cherry tomatoes as one of the ingredients. cherry tomatoes that we enjoy today. Rather, in the 1970s, Israeli scientists genetically engineered a new cherry tomato. That’s not pizza and the ingredients used to make that dish it’s not 7000 years old sorry to disappoint you.
@@JewishAtheistIn fact, the original version has no cheese,he Americanized the plate…
My man’s been practicing his RZA voice for quite some time now
The rizah, the jizah, ol dirty bastard, inspektah deck, raekwon the chef, u-guard, ghostface killah and the METHOD MAN
Where's ODB
@@starksvenskgot myself hyped just reading it out loud lmao
@@ipheclekennedy my bad
in Indonesia we call it Martabak Mesir. Egyptian Muttabaq
I am Egyptian and I didn't know that this was known in Indonesia and Malaysia.
Here in Egypt, it's has always been popular, we also have another type of it made traditionally in the countryside in traditional mud ovens
Muttabaq is different it contains eggs, veggies, and other stuffs with no cheese. And it is popular dish in Saudi Arabia
@@abdullahalzahrani6195you can fill the feteer with anything
Mutton murtabak is delicious
@@ahmody7500 dawg you would be surprised it's even known here in Bangladesh 🤌🤌
His voice is for camera only😂
Modern pizza * created in Naples in 16th Century *
This dude "pizza is what, like 100 years old?"
How is that dish 7000 years old? world's oldest cheese, dating to approximately 1200 BCE (3200 years before present), Peppers are native to Mexico, Central America, the Caribbean and northern South America. Pepper seeds were imported to Spain in 1493 and then spread through Europe and Asia. The mild bell pepper cultivar was developed in the 1920s, in Szeged, Hungary. tomato start spreading in the Arab world A period in which the tomato found particularly fertile soil in the Middle East occurred thanks to John Barker, British consul in Aleppo between 1799 and 1825. and you can clearly see he’s using cherry tomatoes as one of the ingredients. cherry tomatoes that we enjoy today. Rather, in the 1970s, Israeli scientists genetically engineered a new cherry tomato. That’s not pizza and the ingredients used to make that dish it’s not 7000 years old sorry to disappoint you.
I know for a fact his voice doesn't sound like that 😂
😂
You don't
@@franklinauguste415 my bad
Evidence brought to you by "Source: me"
@@franklinauguste415 No you didn't.
The DMX voiceover was too funny 😂😂😂
That looks so good and delicious
How is that dish 7000 years old? world's oldest cheese, dating to approximately 1200 BCE (3200 years before present), Peppers are native to Mexico, Central America, the Caribbean and northern South America. Pepper seeds were imported to Spain in 1493 and then spread through Europe and Asia. The mild bell pepper cultivar was developed in the 1920s, in Szeged, Hungary. tomato start spreading in the Arab world A period in which the tomato found particularly fertile soil in the Middle East occurred thanks to John Barker, British consul in Aleppo between 1799 and 1825. and you can clearly see he’s using cherry tomatoes as one of the ingredients. cherry tomatoes that we enjoy today. Rather, in the 1970s, Israeli scientists genetically engineered a new cherry tomato. That’s not pizza and the ingredients used to make that dish it’s not 7000 years old sorry to disappoint you.
Love watching small businesses with big passion. ❤
How is that dish 7000 years old? world's oldest cheese, dating to approximately 1200 BCE (3200 years before present), Peppers are native to Mexico, Central America, the Caribbean and northern South America. Pepper seeds were imported to Spain in 1493 and then spread through Europe and Asia. The mild bell pepper cultivar was developed in the 1920s, in Szeged, Hungary. tomato start spreading in the Arab world A period in which the tomato found particularly fertile soil in the Middle East occurred thanks to John Barker, British consul in Aleppo between 1799 and 1825. and you can clearly see he’s using cherry tomatoes as one of the ingredients. cherry tomatoes that we enjoy today. Rather, in the 1970s, Israeli scientists genetically engineered a new cherry tomato. That’s not pizza and the ingredients used to make that dish it’s not 7000 years old sorry to disappoint you.
A man with discipline 🙏✨️الله معك اخي
هذا حووشي؟؟؟
Yes it's the same @thesunshine9681
@@thesunshine9681 and do you know how to make it?? 🙏✨️
@@mohirech4582 easy peasy just type how to make Egyptian hawawshi ( pizza)😅
@@mohirech4582 you will find the recipe on RUclips 🥰
I love fiteer; tried it in Egypt back in '91. It also reminds me of mutabbaq. I tried that in Saudi Arabia back in '89.
come visit saudi now, its very different than how it was in 89 you will be surprised 😆 food is still bussin
How is that dish 7000 years old? world's oldest cheese, dating to approximately 1200 BCE (3200 years before present), Peppers are native to Mexico, Central America, the Caribbean and northern South America. Pepper seeds were imported to Spain in 1493 and then spread through Europe and Asia. The mild bell pepper cultivar was developed in the 1920s, in Szeged, Hungary. tomato start spreading in the Arab world A period in which the tomato found particularly fertile soil in the Middle East occurred thanks to John Barker, British consul in Aleppo between 1799 and 1825. and you can clearly see he’s using cherry tomatoes as one of the ingredients. cherry tomatoes that we enjoy today. Rather, in the 1970s, Israeli scientists genetically engineered a new cherry tomato. That’s not pizza and the ingredients used to make that dish it’s not 7000 years old sorry to disappoint you.
Looks delicious. The feteer he made looks incredible too.
How is that dish 7000 years old? world's oldest cheese, dating to approximately 1200 BCE (3200 years before present), Peppers are native to Mexico, Central America, the Caribbean and northern South America. Pepper seeds were imported to Spain in 1493 and then spread through Europe and Asia. The mild bell pepper cultivar was developed in the 1920s, in Szeged, Hungary. tomato start spreading in the Arab world A period in which the tomato found particularly fertile soil in the Middle East occurred thanks to John Barker, British consul in Aleppo between 1799 and 1825. and you can clearly see he’s using cherry tomatoes as one of the ingredients. cherry tomatoes that we enjoy today. Rather, in the 1970s, Israeli scientists genetically engineered a new cherry tomato. That’s not pizza and the ingredients used to make that dish it’s not 7000 years old sorry to disappoint you.
That's just straight Newport throat bass sound , pizza looks good
How is that dish 7000 years old? world's oldest cheese, dating to approximately 1200 BCE (3200 years before present), Peppers are native to Mexico, Central America, the Caribbean and northern South America. Pepper seeds were imported to Spain in 1493 and then spread through Europe and Asia. The mild bell pepper cultivar was developed in the 1920s, in Szeged, Hungary. tomato start spreading in the Arab world A period in which the tomato found particularly fertile soil in the Middle East occurred thanks to John Barker, British consul in Aleppo between 1799 and 1825. and you can clearly see he’s using cherry tomatoes as one of the ingredients. cherry tomatoes that we enjoy today. Rather, in the 1970s, Israeli scientists genetically engineered a new cherry tomato. That’s not pizza and the ingredients used to make that dish it’s not 7000 years old sorry to disappoint you.
If a cigarettes could talk, this is what it would sound like
Hahahaha
😂🤣😆💀💥🎓🏆
😂😂😂😂
He’s a fuckin clown with this fake ass voice
I read this while smoking a cigarette 😂
Love from Egypt ❤
How is that dish 7000 years old? world's oldest cheese, dating to approximately 1200 BCE (3200 years before present), Peppers are native to Mexico, Central America, the Caribbean and northern South America. Pepper seeds were imported to Spain in 1493 and then spread through Europe and Asia. The mild bell pepper cultivar was developed in the 1920s, in Szeged, Hungary. tomato start spreading in the Arab world A period in which the tomato found particularly fertile soil in the Middle East occurred thanks to John Barker, British consul in Aleppo between 1799 and 1825. and you can clearly see he’s using cherry tomatoes as one of the ingredients. cherry tomatoes that we enjoy today. Rather, in the 1970s, Israeli scientists genetically engineered a new cherry tomato. That’s not pizza and the ingredients used to make that dish it’s not 7000 years old sorry to disappoint you.
His voice!!! And that pizza looks incredible- all my favourite fillings 😊😍
You've got to stop cosplaying gangsters lmao
😂😂😂😂
In Malaysia we called it "MURTABAK"
Same! Even in Saudi we call it Mutabak, which I think originally came from Yemen.
yeah mutabbak originates from yemen i think, spreadable cheese, mined beef and eggs all the way, hardest combo ever
it's pronounced as "martabak" in Indonesia
It's originates from singapore. Everyone stole it
@@grapefruitsyrup8185 its called murtabak in malay and its literally derived from the arabic word mutabbak, which means plate shaped
I want to eat that. It looks absolutely awesome.
How is that dish 7000 years old? world's oldest cheese, dating to approximately 1200 BCE (3200 years before present), Peppers are native to Mexico, Central America, the Caribbean and northern South America. Pepper seeds were imported to Spain in 1493 and then spread through Europe and Asia. The mild bell pepper cultivar was developed in the 1920s, in Szeged, Hungary. tomato start spreading in the Arab world A period in which the tomato found particularly fertile soil in the Middle East occurred thanks to John Barker, British consul in Aleppo between 1799 and 1825. and you can clearly see he’s using cherry tomatoes as one of the ingredients. cherry tomatoes that we enjoy today. Rather, in the 1970s, Israeli scientists genetically engineered a new cherry tomato. That’s not pizza and the ingredients used to make that dish it’s not 7000 years old sorry to disappoint you.
7,000 years old, Wow! I would love to know the details like how it was invented, how long it taked to make back then, etc.
Looks really good btw.
Egyptians like to brag that everything is 7000 years old. In likelihood it is a bit newer than that, but if something is probably 5000 years old, would it be wrong to assume an iteration was invented 2000 years prior to that?
I swear, anyone who hasn't tried feteer yet, is really missing something. It's sooooo delicious, and I'm not just saying this because I'm an Egyptian myself, I say this because of how heavenly it tastes. I went to Egypt this year with my family during easter break (I live in europe) and there we ate feteer. You can eat it with just cheese and vegetables or sausages or basterma and basterma is something that kinda looks like bacon but comes from a cow and is completely halal in Egypt and if youre craving something sweet, you can eat feteer stuffed with crushed nuts and something called 9eshta in Arabic (it also tastes so so good). Anyways I got so addicted to it that I legit just ate all the leftovers (they come in pizza boxes btw) and we bought like 10 boxes or so (theyre were like 2 boxes left and YES i ate all of it). I'm never forgetting the taste omg😭
If you ever get the chance to visit Egypt you NEED to try feteer🇪🇬❤
And I also wanna add something, I can relate to him when he said that there are more opportunities in America and that it's easier to chase your dreams there. That also counts for me. As I said, I live in Europe and the reason is that my parents immigrated from Egypt to Europe so we can have a better future, it's hard most of the time but I'm grateful I can now follow my dreams
Buddy needs to drop the fake deep voice.
Yeah
Truly.
but it's not fake though
@@lubnaatari9009 cope it’s extremely fake and corny
@@JiggerjoggernoHGeryou sound like a hater ngl. Who the hell says ‘cope’ to someone saying, “Bro, that’s his real voice.” Like WTF?😂
Looks delicious 😋
How is that dish 7000 years old? world's oldest cheese, dating to approximately 1200 BCE (3200 years before present), Peppers are native to Mexico, Central America, the Caribbean and northern South America. Pepper seeds were imported to Spain in 1493 and then spread through Europe and Asia. The mild bell pepper cultivar was developed in the 1920s, in Szeged, Hungary. tomato start spreading in the Arab world A period in which the tomato found particularly fertile soil in the Middle East occurred thanks to John Barker, British consul in Aleppo between 1799 and 1825. and you can clearly see he’s using cherry tomatoes as one of the ingredients. cherry tomatoes that we enjoy today. Rather, in the 1970s, Israeli scientists genetically engineered a new cherry tomato. That’s not pizza and the ingredients used to make that dish it’s not 7000 years old sorry to disappoint you.
Looks insanely good ❤
Asian dude with a black man’s voice.
Never knew this was a combo we needed
I thought i was the only one that noticed it😂😂
He has his own voice. 😂😂 it’s not a black man’s. Please read a book. Or travel. 🤔. Maybe not.
Lol one of my youth leader at church spoke straight ebonics and would have to try so hard to speak normally. His first language is korean but when he move to America he lived near anglewood in Chicago. People in the neighborhood actually loved him and he got accepted into the community. I asked him why he spoke the way he did (ignorant middle schooler) and he said the people who first showed love to him in this country taught him how to speak English so to him its more comfortable to speak that way.
Just sounds like a Queens accent to me
@@rightweaponry908nah that is definitely not queens.. that’s an older black man’s voice..
Looks amazing!!!
How is that dish 7000 years old? world's oldest cheese, dating to approximately 1200 BCE (3200 years before present), Peppers are native to Mexico, Central America, the Caribbean and northern South America. Pepper seeds were imported to Spain in 1493 and then spread through Europe and Asia. The mild bell pepper cultivar was developed in the 1920s, in Szeged, Hungary. tomato start spreading in the Arab world A period in which the tomato found particularly fertile soil in the Middle East occurred thanks to John Barker, British consul in Aleppo between 1799 and 1825. and you can clearly see he’s using cherry tomatoes as one of the ingredients. cherry tomatoes that we enjoy today. Rather, in the 1970s, Israeli scientists genetically engineered a new cherry tomato. That’s not pizza and the ingredients used to make that dish it’s not 7000 years old sorry to disappoint you.
"Pizza is like new! This is 7000 years old!"
"green pepper and tomato"
Lol I thought the same, it's historically incorrect
Its "pizza" because of the popular local, "modern" ingredients. The Fetteer actually is old af, since the pharaohs. But it was just the simple bread. Then with salt, then butter or ghee and so on.
u could make the same argument with pizza and say pizza originated from a dish which was only bread with oil and herbs ontop (which it was) and it was only wayyyy after that they added cheese and tomato sauce so the fateer is still older
He is talking about the doah it self or the way it's made not the stuffed you are into nothing sir
@@sajamal20 Pizza literally came from flat bread but it wasnt known as pizza, since its origin fetteer is known as fetteer, the cultural difference is clear, stop being stubborn
Omg that's looks so good, now I want one
I love the vibes!
That looks so good
He sounds like he want to follow a goddamn train
That looks AMAZING ❤❤❤
Nah I fuck with your voice heavy bro dont listen to the haters ong.
You can like it, but it ain't real. Ask anybody he grew up with. None of them talk like that in his section. And there's plenty videos of him with different tone and voice. He never sounded like that when we saw him. It's mad annoying to be honest.
Lmao his voice is 100% an act bro. Hahaha this shxt is distracting. Look at his oldest videos. His voice is differant
I came to say “why would anyone dog on his voice” then I’m like oh the great deniers are on every post. “Everyone’s fake!” People have unique voices. I think he’s more committed to this work he’s created than secretly throwing his voice 24/7.
@@meganbailey6511 you are one of those people that are easily scammed cos you’re trying to be nice.
@@BigWrangler no I just live in the world. I always wonder about people who immediately work to discredit anyone that’s actually DOING something in this world.
When it arrived in Indonesia (have no clue which nation brought it first, though), a simplified version of it is what we now call "martabak Mesir (Egyptian martabak)". the filling is a mix of chicken/duck eggs, ground cooked & seasoned beef, green onions, onions, and some also mix spices in it as well. it is served with a light sauce of vinegar-soy sauce-chopped small chilli-chopped shallots, or with lamb/beef/chicken curry.
My family loves fateer but I make it plain so they can dip it in honey. Egyptian food is delicious
How is that dish 7000 years old? world's oldest cheese, dating to approximately 1200 BCE (3200 years before present), Peppers are native to Mexico, Central America, the Caribbean and northern South America. Pepper seeds were imported to Spain in 1493 and then spread through Europe and Asia. The mild bell pepper cultivar was developed in the 1920s, in Szeged, Hungary. tomato start spreading in the Arab world A period in which the tomato found particularly fertile soil in the Middle East occurred thanks to John Barker, British consul in Aleppo between 1799 and 1825. and you can clearly see he’s using cherry tomatoes as one of the ingredients. cherry tomatoes that we enjoy today. Rather, in the 1970s, Israeli scientists genetically engineered a new cherry tomato. That’s not pizza and the ingredients used to make that dish it’s not 7000 years old sorry to disappoint you.
Pizza was first documented by name in Italy in 997 CE. So it definitely is much older than what he said and than when it was documented.
Focaccia was definitely around. If you put cheese, capers and garlic on it(tomatoes weren't around). You've got something like a pizza.
He is right if he talks about a modern recipe, tomatoes are quite new in Europe. Still, it applies to Egypt too, there were no tomatoes some thousands years ago and he doesn't cook it the old way
They didn't even have tomatoes until around the 1500-1600s, so I'm hesitant to call whatever they had before that as "pizza"
@@DaSquydpizza can exist without tomatoes
@@andreius3336 tomato sauce is what makes it "pizza" as opposed to any other flatbread. The word had been used before prior to the discovery of tomatoes, but only in the 1700s was the definition of "pizza" that we have today invented. Pizza without tomato is just a different kind of flatbread, like focaccia, which has been around for significantly longer.
Wow, looks delicious!
That looks insanely good.. bravo 👏🏻
Is this guy is the voice for Big Smoke in GTA
Homie study every interview of RZA, Rakim & Nas. Then combined them into 1 bootleg dollar store voice.
I really enjoyed this segment and liked how he even let the guy try to make it .😊
It looks super delicious ♥️
i appreciate your genuine interest in the people & restaurants you focus on. this is cool content. ✌️
If you haven't been to Egypt I seriously recommend that you visit. But befriend an Egyptian first and visit the country with them
Egypt is a nightmare to visit as a tourist.
Its officials are totally corrupt & its hawkers are scamming lying thieves.
How do you avoid the leechy people trying to sell stuff and give you tours? That's gotta be the worst part of going to some places like the Pyramids.
@@FRANK45CASTLE
that's a downside not only in Egypt, any country has it's good and bad and many other countries have the same "leechers", but the only thing that bothers me is that no action is taken on them as far as I know, that's why op said he should befriend a native.
@Giga1Muslim I've been to countries with people like that before so I'd like to think I can handle it. But tourists have no clue what's going on and don't want to be rude. Some people don't leave much of a choice honestly. I know it's a small part of the population. Every country has weird people, that's just how it goes lol.
@@FRANK45CASTLE Yeah I agree I hated going to the pyramids. Because of those people I found horrible and outside of the tourist pathway it's all filled with the horrible stench of horse shit and flies. But will I go back to the pyramids? Yeah of course, but next time I will try as much as I can to befriend someone there and try to convince them to go with me. And befriending an Egyptian is an easy thing. Trusting an Egyptian? I don't know.. that's up to you to gauge whether you see them as trust worthy or not
Everybody making fun of his voice but after checking out this channel this is one of the realest food channels. It's as much about the food as it's about the people
I just saw a video yesterday of a woman who made a dough, split it up into 12 balls. She rolled out each one super thing like this, cut it twice put ground meat mixture into one part, cheese another folded them onto each other on the top, and baked! Just beautiful!
Someone ask him to say, ''What would I be without my baby?
The thought alone might break me
And I don't wanna go crazy
But every thug needs a lady''
If he can do the voice 24-7 it’s all good.
Sincerely hope the best for this Man
Bro wtf is that voice 😂 That ain’t his real voice just makes the video hilarious
That voice aint it 😂😂
It's nice
Really jarring from someone that looks like he serves chow mein
@@DZB666 LMAO
Because of wu tang clan aesthetic, I can now even imagine Chinese being gangsta lol @@DZB666
guy is badass ngl
That’s not his voice!!!
Nor accent!!!!!
@@ChinaxxlGreen-hq2eqi meant the chef but he’s cool too
That pizza looks 🔥. Much respect.
Looks delicious!
Zegroundbeef
Yo that looks good
Whenever this guy talks I'm looking for the black guy behind him 😂❤
Hope I can find a place to try this, looks delicious.
Food and music connect people better than anything else.
Flatbread with toppings, which is essentially pizza is over 10k years old
How is that dish 7000 years old? world's oldest cheese, dating to approximately 1200 BCE (3200 years before present), Peppers are native to Mexico, Central America, the Caribbean and northern South America. Pepper seeds were imported to Spain in 1493 and then spread through Europe and Asia. The mild bell pepper cultivar was developed in the 1920s, in Szeged, Hungary. tomato start spreading in the Arab world A period in which the tomato found particularly fertile soil in the Middle East occurred thanks to John Barker, British consul in Aleppo between 1799 and 1825. and you can clearly see he’s using cherry tomatoes as one of the ingredients. cherry tomatoes that we enjoy today. Rather, in the 1970s, Israeli scientists genetically engineered a new cherry tomato. That’s not pizza and the ingredients used to make that dish it’s not 7000 years old sorry to disappoint you.
Its’s called hawawshi
No, that's different, Hawawshi was invented in 1971 by Ahmed al-Hawawsh.
Hawawshi is a meat sandwich with the meat is stuffed and partially cooked in a pitta bread.
Feteer is made in a similar way to pizza where toppings are added to the dough to be baked. Main difference between it and the Pizza invented in Italy is that feteer is that it is stuffings rather than toppings.
I don't even care if this is his real voice, bro is the most chill and i dig it
This man has more appreciation for the U.S. than most college students do.
Tomatoes are from Andes mountains in South America, so it is not originally part of that dish 7,000 years ago.
Actually Chinese had them 😮
Ok? Lol a lot of current ingredients weren’t originally part of Pizza but Pizza is still Italian. This is still Egyptian and 7000 years old
Cultural Appropriation Alert 🚨🚨🚨
PSA - Only South Americans from the Andes region are allowed to use tomatoes. Do not ever use tomatoes if you are from another part of the world.
@@anubis8586 What evidence is there that this Egyptian pizza is 7000 years old?
The original recipe is plain without any stuffings, but like everything else in the world it evolves and people add stuff to it.
7000 years ago there were no tomatoes in Egypt, dude
He didn't claimed he was making the OG recipe.
@@SkyRied1well yeah but on those standards italian pizza is 2000+ as well, they have flatbread with toppings in paintings recovered from pompei
Ancient Greece also had it way before that as well if you wanna be technical... As well as other territories in the area so the 200 year comment was just goofy lol
@@user-fp2fl9ul2eyou do know tomatoes come from the american continent right?😂
@user-fp2fl9ul2e Feteer meshaltet dates back to ancient Egypt, where it was known as "feteer maltoot". It was left at temples as an offering to the gods it came from Egypt not Syria or palatine
after so many year of looking for it , i finally found it , feteer , i tried it once when i was a kid fell in love and forgot that taste, mine didn't have any cheese nor peperoni more like onion, short parsley and ground beef , best thing i'e ever tasted , than you for making this video.
We have something similar in Indonesia called Martabak telur, but since bell peppers and cheese are not native foods here we exchange it with scallions and eggs, I guess someone from Egypt came a few hundred years ago and taught us the recipes. It has been a favorite snack since but we usually buy it from a street vendor instead of making it since it's quite hard to make.
Never give up til you die (gave up)
Fyi i watched documentry on NG that said even pizza is originally came from arab and updated by italy like burger is originally from germany
Come from Arab hahaha nah bro it’s not that it’s Arab Greek or any of these things pizza in itself it’s just a flat piece of bread like pita with the toppings on it staying flat not being rolled pizza isint an Italian invention but more an Italian version of flat bread with toppings hope that helps
Pizza is not Arabic and this isn’t pizza ffs
@@uhohstinky148 thank u so much for nothing but it's not my opinion , it's a historian's opinion and was in documentary , fact is fact boy
@@louisn1368you people are uneducated. Since forever civilization and groups of people have spread foods, methods of cooking foods and spices everywhere. Everywhere has influence from another place or group of people. Pizza is from Italy but it could very much have been inspired by some Egyptian or Greek dish. We are all humans and more connected than not
First of all, that's not a pizza. You could stretch it and call it a calzone.
But just because it has bread-like carbohydrates and added ingredients, doesn't make it a pizza. There are tons of combinations of these 2 elements in recepies all around the world, but they aren't all called pizza.
Secondly, at Pompei there are frescoes showing actual ancient pizza.
Why do you feel the need to bring down my culture to hype up yours? 🤔
Looks delicious 😊
I love it, it looks delicious
😂my guy really putting in the work into deepening his voice
Been seeing your 🔥 content for a while. Respect.
Im gonna need you to drop a vid of you and an old classmate from 4th grade, holding up a year book for proof, and the classmate confirming that you always talked like that. Thanks man pin this
I'd like to try that. It looks really good.
Looks Delicious 😋
He’s not making Egyptian Pizza. We have been making Italian Feteer.
😂😂
هذه الفطير نصنعها منذ عصر المصريين القدماء
فقط تعلمها الايطاليين اللذين كانوا يعملون في مصر في عهد الملك فؤاد
@@konz.maktoba2023that’s false it came from Yemen the ancient Egyptians didn’t eat Arab food
@@stanleydouge2803 اليمن ومصر واحد يا رجل كلنا عرب لا احب التفرقه في الكلام هذه عنصريه
اسمعني حضاره المصريين القدماء موجوده في كتب جلد ومحفوره علي جدران المعابد
الفطير المشلتت هذا اسمه
وكانوا يحشونه جبن قديم نسميها الان (مش)
حسنا حسب ثقافتي هي اكله تاربخيه توارثتها الاجيال
تماما كالفسيخ والعشوره
نرجع لفكره وجودها في اليمن هذا وارد جدا
بلاد اليمن كانت بلاد مزدهره ذات حضاره عريقه وكانت لديكم حقول وانهار تماما كمصر والعراق القديمه
النقطه الحضارية المشتركه في كل البلاد القديمه
هي تشابه الاطعمه بيننا بسبب أن مواسم الزروع والحصاد هي التي تصنع طعام الموائد
فمثلا نحن لدينا أكله سمك مملح اسمها الفسيخ نأكلها في الربيع فقط
ودوله السودان لديهم أكله تشبهها تماما يصنعونها من السمك المملح وتؤكل في نفس التوقيت الربيع
و ذلك لان نوع السمك موجود بكثره في حاله فضيان النيل لذلك هي اكله شعبين طوال فصل كامل بسبب فيضان النيل
لا يوجد سرقه ولا يوجد تقليد
انها تشابه ثقافات ✌
@@konz.maktoba2023he’s talking about the ancient Egyptians here. They were not Arabic you guys invaded and grape them and made them Arab like you did with the whole Middle East and North Africa.
i just found this channel...obviously this is probably redundant now..but pffffff that voice got me lol.i saw dude and i was like oh hes fly af...then i paid attention and realized that voice was coming from him. i think i fell in love immediately 😳 hahaha
It looks delicious 🤤
That looks really good. 😮
I loved Egypt, people are too nice!😊
I instantly know that he is a beginner in mixed martial arts when he said "i used to do UFC", but im sure he's making good foods
That looks delicious! Do you use the same type of dough? I’d love to try it.
Thanks for the knowledge
Love your reviews, love your voice, dont listen to the haters br
@user-sw9gwhaving a deep voice isn’t cultural appropriation
@user-sw9gw what cultural appropriation?
@user-sw9gw😂😂 American moment
"Cultural appropriation"
Go to sleep man
@@varunpallamreddy6075 He’s faking it dufis..
“You mind if I put this mic 🎤 on you?” AY-YOOO 😂😂😂
His voice reminds me of someone hmm: oh yeah i’ll have two number 9s, a number 9 large, a number 6 with extra dip, a number 7, two number 45s, one with cheese, and a large soda.
Thank you for the history lesson
Now that’s the kind of American I’m proud to share a nation with. I’ve never had feteer, now I want to try it!!
Just the addy my guy.
Unless this is food reviews meets Witness Protection
People need to know where things are at..😉
It's in the description!
..it is? You mean the name that's on the screen, or? Cuz I am not alone in saying I need the physical address at a glance before I will be bothered to go anywhere.@@MishkaMakesFood
@@vnyanforjwhen u hold down on ur screen, it gives u an option to look at the description. He adds the social media accs, address, and name of the restaurant! Wish there was a easier way to access it :/ it took me a while to figure it out
In his best pop smoke voice..
"Yo, pop smoke? Never heard of him.."
Whoa! Looks yummy 😋
Looks delicious 😋😋😋
Asian gangster 😂
Lmao 😂🤣
That needs to be my favourite pizza. Just need to find a shop here that sells them