The woman who taught the West how to cook Indian food - BBC News
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- Опубликовано: 25 авг 2024
- Forty years ago, a ground-breaking cookery programme popularised the cooking of Indian food at home.
In fact, it proved so popular in the UK, US and Europe, supermarkets ran out of the ingredients featured on the show.
It was presented by the Indian actor turned food writer Madhur Jaffrey.
‘Madhur Jaffrey’s Indian Cookery’ was the first mainstream series about Indian food broadcast in the UK and the first to be presented by an Indian.
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What a pioneer! She helped to integrate Indian cuisine in Britain and opened the doors to many other cuisines.
sexist
i am haitian i wish i could do that for us
Is she still alive tho?
@@Red-32 what's sexist about it ???
i like pioneer tikka the best
So proud of this Lady!! Her first husband left her because she was too homely and not modern only to regret later when he saw her picture in the magazine.She's an inspiration to all the women!!
Her husband was famous actor Saeed Jaffrey, he mentioned in his biography that he regretted that decision to his last breath.
@@abhipssa24 then he has to live with the guilt no sympathy from me, far too late now, when men let go of a good women it will always bite them hard lol
Yeah. He regretted his decision to leave her. Because his next wife was not like her. And so he missed her. And he did wanted to meet her just to say sorry but she never wanted to see his face. But she allowed her children to meet him.
@@HUYI1 All these BBC Videos have an agenda. This hidden agenda can only understood by a discerning mind.
It starts with Indian flute and Sitar and in it we have a woman claiming to be Indian preparing " ROGAN JOSH". It is not an Indian dish but a Mughalai one . Thank God she avoided Haleem , Nihari etc . She doesn't look like a Indian but more like a Pakistani. Her husband ( 1st one) was a Punjabi Muslim ( Pakistan) and with AMU connection his mediocre performance in the JEWEL IN CROWN is remembered for portrayal of Hindu Rioters
Anyway these people left my Country
GOOD RIDDANCE
@@muradali1231 All these BBC Videos have an agenda. This hidden agenda can only understood by a discerning mind.
It starts with Indian flute and Sitar and in it we have a woman claiming to be Indian preparing " ROGAN JOSH". It is not an Indian dish but a Mughalai one . Thank God she avoided Haleem etc . She doesn't look like a Indian but more like a Pakistani. Her husband ( 1st one) was a Punjabi Muslim ( Pakistan) and with AMU connection his mediocre performance in the JEWEL IN CROWN is remembered for portrayal of Hindu Rioters
Anyway these people left my Country
GOOD RIDDANCE
How elegant she is, the way she speaks, the way she represents our food. I'm thankful, respect and love to you ma'am!
All these BBC Videos have an agenda. This hidden agenda can only understood by a discerning mind.
It starts with Indian flute and Sitar and in it we have a woman claiming to be Indian preparing " ROGAN JOSH". It is not an Indian dish but a Mughalai one . Thank God she avoided Haleem , Nihari etc . She doesn't look like a Indian but more like a Pakistani. Her husband ( 1st one) was a Punjabi Muslim ( Pakistan) and with AMU connection his mediocre performance in the JEWEL IN CROWN is remembered for portrayal of Hindu Rioters
Anyway these people left my Country
GOOD RIDDANCE
@@ravindrathakkar1234 about BBC hidden purpose agree but your rest of articles I do not ,so what if she was not pure Indian or her husband was a muslim? Is that harming you or anyone?why you are racist at least she gave nice idea about Indian food ,clothes and culture so she did good and I can see she is cute lady why you ate so negative and this video was really cute and nice ,for me its the 1st time I saw her and know her
@@ravindrathakkar1234 Mughlai cuisine was influenced by Turkic cuisine because the early Mughal emperors were from central asia(turkey). Originally not an Indian cuisine.
@@coconutorange7609 Look did I say anything against Muslim. I said Punjabi Muslim ( pain in a*** of the humanity today ) again it is due to primacy of philosophers like Allama Iqbal, most popular Punjabi, and his ideas championed by Punjabis today plus the AMU ( nursery of Jihadi) Connection
Yes she is cute, and talks about
" India" and pride she secured for them internationally through ROGAN JOSH smart massaging egos of Indians .
Sweet Poison par excellence
@@ravindrathakkar1234 Not even wearing any Hindu symbols , must have had to give up all after marrying a Muslim, She seems to be a love jihad victim , For feminists In Islam marriage is not allowed with Non Muslim & its considered Zina (adultery or fornication ) punishable by stoning to death ,so no Muslim family allows it unless girl converts to Islam So there is no option of marriage without conversion
Her way of speaking is eloquent, dignified, espouses intelligence. An absolutely wonderful person and so warm, elegant and kind too.
she espouses a coconut who will never be accepted
Most Indians do not talk like her. She doesn’t even look Indian.
@@milhouse14 How does 'Indians' look. Is there a one look for all Indians?
@@mactrek2 Dark skinned and dark undereye circles
@@milhouse14 is that so? Let’s draw some assumptions for you. White, fat, sweaty, freckled skin and taking objects that doesn’t belong to you.
My late mother left me many cookbooks, including this lady's books.
Because of pioneers like Madhur Jaffrey, British cookery is along with our supermarkets, multi cultural. ❤️
Indian bang very good
@Julia Naylor , I am sad about the demise of your mother. RIP.
She's not gone as, YOU still got her cookbooks, which she must have cherished !
so keep those cookbooks & make yummy food remembering your mother always.
And hopefully u can pass on those cookbooks to ur next generation.
Sorry about your mum Julia ,Cherish her memories .I'm passionate about food and I have amazing collection of cook books as well as of Madhur Jaffery and my own recipes which I plan to pass on to my son who will start his hotel management nxt year.Tc dear and God bless your mom.Aameen 💖💖
@@babagandu All these BBC Videos have an agenda. This hidden agenda can only understood by a discerning mind.
It starts with Indian flute and Sitar and in it we have a woman claiming to be Indian preparing " ROGAN JOSH". It is not an Indian dish but a Mughalai one . Thank God she avoided Haleem , Nihari etc . She doesn't look like a Indian but more like a Pakistani. Her husband ( 1st one) was a Punjabi Muslim ( Pakistan) and with AMU connection his mediocre performance in the JEWEL IN CROWN is remembered for portrayal of Hindu Rioters
Anyway these people left my Country
GOOD RIDDANCE
I used to watch Madhur Jaffrey's programs avidly as a child and they sparked a lifelong love of cooking and eating Indian food. To me she will always be 'the coriander lady.'
I didnt know about fluid ounces till I saw her videos as a child
I grew up eating .. Chinese, Indian, and Persian food .. and I am blessed for that ..
My mum had her cookbook in our pantry .. it is full of notes .. bookmarks ... and memories kept in oil stains ..
I believe she got that book as a gift from Nan on her wedding day .. :)
That is so wonderful & the best treasure u have ❤
Bless her!! Thanks to her Curry has become a staple in UK households!
What's curry ?
Not true, people were eating curry in the UK long before she arrived, and the first Indian restaurant was opened by Sake Dean Mahomed in Marylebone in 1810!!! Then there was Salut e Hind which opened in 1911, then the Kohinoor in Roper Street in the 1920s!
Arguably, it was Edward Palmer who opened Veeraswamy in Piccadilly in 1926 that really opened up Indian cuisine to Londoners.
Madhur Jaffrey is wonderful, no doubt about it, but what she did was really open up Indian cooking to many by being on TV.
@@aosaeanor Literally every dish is called a 'curry' in u.k referring to dishes from the sub continent..🙄 when we have so many varieties and different names for them.
@@AJ-il1lm8ph7z We also obviously use specific names for the various dishes. South Asian food is very popular in the UK and we are aware of the differences between dishes. Curry is a general term, for a spiced South Asian dish comprising meat and/or vegetables and what Indians would call gravy, the term has been around for a long time and I think is Tamil in origin. We love South Asian food in the UK.
@@djstuc My sisters have been to UK, and this is the same thing they were talking about. Misunderstanding of Indian cuisines comes from days of Imperialism!
Am glad that my parents used to take me to both Chinese and Indian restaurants in Central London in the 70's. Watching this clip reminds me of how things have changed in a lifetime, some for the better. They forgot the Lychees and ice cream to finish of an Indian restaurant meal!
Ras malaise man lol
That's true
She is a wonderful lady
God bless her
It was Bangladeshi Tommy Mia who who single handedly made South Asian or Mughlai Cuisine famous all over the world & in England. Indian foods are nothing but some vegis literally like hospital food with no flavour at all which is fine as most of the indians are vegetarians. .. it's Bangladeshi & Pakistani food or "MUGHLAI CUISINE" ( Mughlai cuisine consists of dishes developed in the medieval Ganges Delta civilization AKA present day Bangladesh with Persian cultural centres of the Mughal Empire since 600AD - to the present time) which you guys call so called indian food & which is painfully wrong. .. like this place Jackson Heights, which is occupied by mostly Bangladeshi descent or immigrants & the business but still people call it little india. . not only that, all those so called Indian restaurants all over the World are run by Bangladeshi people with their distinct taste of food choice & menus. .. would be great if people from The Western Hemisphere quit calling & quit associate everything "INDIAN!! .. INDIAN!!!!" from "SOUTH ASIAN SUBCONTINENT".
There was no such a thing called india before 15th August 1947.
@@akhanddbangladesh8274 valo, khub valo
But yet she deserves some credits
@@akhanddbangladesh8274 , you clearly have not been to India. Yes the restaurant food in the UK may be cooked by Bangladeshi’s but still is more Indian than Bangladeshi . Indian cuisine is so wide that it’s hard to call one dish as Indian . Yes there was no india prior to 1947. But all the princely states were still a part of the Indian subcontinent . So the food still echoes to India .
@@marvic76 .. "SOUTH ASIAN" Subcontinent. & "echoes" don't fill your stomach, you know.
@@akhanddbangladesh8274 , then don’t eat at Indian restaurants.
The way Indians preserve their culture is just respect!
Hmm not really. They also preserve some backward parts of the culture too and this certainly helps justify the dislike towards Indians by other communities. Yes, preserving certain cultural values gives edge on other communities but if you are educated enough and well travelled then you being to realise the need for cultural values to be more dynamic.
@@longdragon3 I agree with you, however I've also seen such behaviour not just from the part of Indians but other cultures and communities as well.
@@longdragon3 It's so easy to talk about other country's drawbacks while being a troll online.
@@longdragon3 dislike towards Indians itself shows your prejudice!Indian civilization was a very advanced civilization and all the darkness you see came after the invasions on our land by the so called cultured people!
@@raining_houseplants2646 What stopping you to introspect now since there is now invasion now?? Stop beating the drums of history, you are free since 75yrs and reform. Start with abolition of Caste System if you can.
What an elegant and eloquent role model - and she triumphed during a period which must have offered more than a few challenges. Brava! Inspiring!
Her cookbook helped me make lovely Indian food. Thank you Madhur Jaffrey!
Shout out to the Indians they never get enough respect the small amount of Indian people I've met are really down to earth I tried Hindu Krishna food banging food amazing.
Hindu krishna food? The Indian lady speaking on this video is muslim. What a racist comment. Your parents must be proud of you 😬😂
That's very kind of you and speaks well of your community as well
I still remember when you taught us how to make chicken tikka masala and butter chicken and many Indian restaurants copied it here in uk and Scotland and started claiming that they have found that dish 😂😂they don't even know in 1940s there was a restaurant in delhi india which started making it and is still present there
Moti Mahal restaurant in Delhi first started making Butter Chicken.
@@newsjunkieish yup you are right
All these BBC Videos have an agenda. This hidden agenda can only understood by a discerning mind.
It starts with Indian flute and Sitar and in it we have a woman claiming to be Indian preparing " ROGAN JOSH". It is not an Indian dish but a Mughalai one . Thank God she avoided Haleem etc . She doesn't look like a Indian but more like a Pakistani. Her husband ( 1st one) was a Punjabi Muslim ( Pakistan) and with AMU connection his mediocre performance in the JEWEL IN CROWN is remembered for portrayal of Hindu Rioters
Anyway these people left my Country
GOOD RIDDANCE
@@ravindrathakkar1234 Sir, Madhur Jaffrey is very old and famous. She literally took Indian cooking to British living rooms. I don't understand what agenda could be there in this. I agree that agenda may exist where foreign editions are involved. But when Indian journalists are involved, they don't really play any agenda.
@@newsjunkieish
Sir,
1. "Madhur Jaffrey is very old and famous" OK, But she is not very famous in India.
2. She literally took Indian cooking to British living rooms.
Now, Listen Rogan Josh is not an Indian dish but a Persian one though very popular in Kashmir for obvious reasons. I am against forcing Hindu Nationalism in food but clubbing non-Indian dish as Indian is going a bit too far.
3. I don't understand what agenda could be there in this. I agree that agenda may exist where foreign editions are involved. But when Indian journalists are involved, they don't really play any agenda
Who is Indian and who is not ? We are very well aware of British view of India as a "geographical expression".
Moreover food , Sport, dresses etc have a tendency of cross border transmission. You really can't have Passport or Visa for them . It sometimes seems bizarre also. But one has to be very careful that the real identity of India doesn't get diluted or confused. What is foreign is foreign no matter how much you like it .
There are lots of recipe books many of which are poorly tested. Her recipes are excellent - it's the achievement of the layering of flavour that is really outstanding.
Yes, that is the basis of real Indian cooking.
Im smilling throughout video eventhough Indian food isnt popular in my country, Indonesia they still influenced our cuisine greatly. Bless the delicious food.
What a nostalgia, I recollect those days when our tv had just 2 channels and one of them was BBC, my mom used to avidly watch her program and take notes in a diary.
The paratha being prepared here was one of the episodes we watched and I recollect my mom having prepared that in my school box.
Even certain spices were never that commonplace as how it is now.
Very happy to have seen this appear on my feed.
All these BBC Videos have an agenda. This hidden agenda can only understood by a discerning mind.
It starts with Indian flute and Sitar and in it we have a woman claiming to be Indian preparing " ROGAN JOSH". It is not an Indian dish but a Mughalai one . Thank God she avoided Haleem etc . She doesn't look like a Indian but more like a Pakistani. Her husband ( 1st one) was a Punjabi Muslim ( Pakistan) and with AMU connection his mediocre performance in the JEWEL IN CROWN is remembered for portrayal of Hindu Rioters
Anyway these people left my Country
GOOD RIDDANCE
@@ravindrathakkar1234 truth spoken. Where do you live, bro?
@@ravindrathakkar1234 mughalai dishes are not indian? Are u kidding or u have really lost ur mind? These dishes are what most people eat in north indian restaurants lmao
@@sarthakjain5929 Even Samosa is not Indian, the samosa u eat in India is greatly modified version of what u eat in its native area
@@ravindrathakkar1234 most North indian food is inspired by Mughlai and Persian food, because North india received a lot of immigrants from central Asia and Persia, during the middle Ages, but if you have any idea about history you would know that central Asian and persian have been coming to North india long before middle Ages even long before Islamic conquest of those area and that is why North indians have a huge central Asian and persian ancestry, and therefore the food is the representation of that history, secondly the lady looks like North indian, not really sure how pakisatani looks different
I remember watching her show with my mom when I was a kid, everyday on TLC. What a nice woman! when I saw her name in this video, it brought so many memories. Thank you Madhur Jaffery ji for all the wonderful wonderful recipes. :)
How old are you btw? Yes these kinds of TV shows do bring memories back to the fore. Bitter sweet feelings of nostalgia of spicy food in your case! 👌😃
All these BBC Videos have an agenda. This hidden agenda can only understood by a discerning mind.
It starts with Indian flute and Sitar and in it we have a woman claiming to be Indian preparing " ROGAN JOSH". It is not an Indian dish but a Mughalai one . Thank God she avoided Haleem , Nihari etc . She doesn't look like a Indian but more like a Pakistani. Her husband ( 1st one) was a Punjabi Muslim ( Pakistan) and with AMU connection his mediocre performance in the JEWEL IN CROWN is remembered for portrayal of Hindu Rioters
Anyway these people left my Country
GOOD RIDDANCE
@@ravindrathakkar1234 🧂🧂🧂
@@ravindrathakkar1234 Oh my god what an obvious bigot you are mughalai is indian you absolute idiot.
What only 4 minutes, This could be an entire documentary. Thanks BBC for this marvelous piece!
Wow. I bought my first cookbook by her in the early 90s, never knew she had a show. I doubt it was ever on the air where I lived in the US. Thanks for the recipes!
Used to be on PBS years ago. Must be before your time.
I still have her recipe book from the 80s..which my father used when he cooked in London. I used it to learn how to cook. It was such a wonderful book of tasty recipes.
I remember when her show appeared in New Zealand. Absolutely loved it. TV2 - 1985.
'2:16' had me smile so much. She's so eloquent and graceful with how she speaks about her experiences. Thank you really for this insightful video, 🙂
Indian food has had such a big infuelnce on British food, everywhere you go you'll see somaosas or curry and I'm grateful for such delicious food.
Thank you for bringing food from your amazing culture to everyone and for making them amazing spices more popular for them to be everywhere today
My most favourite and very first Indian cook whose tv cookery programs i watched on British television and even recorded and kept on watching again and again, made so many delicious dishes too following her recipe. Feeling extremely happy to see her after long time on this you tube video. God bless her.
Years ago Gourmet magazine had an article about her and her recipes, one complete meal. I brought it home and next day bought all the ingredients, over the next 2 days i made all the recipes, what a feast. Then i bought all her books, wonderful lady.
Love her. Imperialism is a dark past that colors everything. But dark pasts are impossible to avoid once you’re invested in studying them. What people do is beautiful. Never forget.
All these BBC Videos have an agenda. This hidden agenda can only understood by a discerning mind.
It starts with Indian flute and Sitar and in it we have a woman claiming to be Indian preparing " ROGAN JOSH". It is not an Indian dish but a Mughalai one . Thank God she avoided Haleem , Nihari etc . She doesn't look like a Indian but more like a Pakistani. Her husband ( 1st one) was a Punjabi Muslim ( Pakistan) and with AMU connection his mediocre performance in the JEWEL IN CROWN is remembered for portrayal of Hindu Rioters
Anyway these people left my Country
GOOD RIDDANCE
Carnism has a dark past. And a dark present. The animal holocaust is ongoing, and preparing "rogan josh" in the name of my culture is an act of normalizing violence and slavery under the garb of multiculturalism and plurality. #NotInMyName
@@bhavikasicka7871 As a matter of strategy Indian chefs should focus more on vegetarian cuisine if it needs greater recognition world wide. WHY ? Meat is liked and cooked by all countries. Lebanon, Africans,Europeans, East Asians ( someone told me snake tastes like Chicken).Meat is staple diet in many societies...so there is much more competition so Indian chefs should focus more on vegetarian food in future as world is getting more calorie conscious, wants less cholesterol and there are Corona and disease transmission fears. So we must see our Global positioning in Vegetarian cuisine as a matter of policy, though non vegetarian food should not be ignored but Indian cuisine should immediately mean Vegetarian cuisine. Just like the reference of Hindu means vegetarianism though many if not most like me are non vegetarian.
@@ravindrathakkar1234 Half of Indian dishes have Persian influence and are Persian mixture.
It is an Indian dish
Maybe you are vegetarian or something, that's why you are saying that .
@@ravindrathakkar1234 Only 30% of Indians are vegetarians and rest 60-70% exists as non-veg.
You are vegetrain does not mean anything non-veg becomes non Indian
“What I started has not died” what a great lesson for everyone to aspire for! Anything we do today has an impact tomorrow.
As an American, I immediately thought of her with this video clip. An amazing woman.
I'm so glad I found this video, I didn't know who she was or of her indelible impact on the cultural integration of Indian cuisine into Western culture!! (my age might be showing here 😅😅) all the kudos to her, the absolute certified legend
I remember watching her when younger. So classy
This woman is a gem 💎 of a human ❤ I adore you!!
Love you ma’am. Pure class …
Padachonee
Thank you, Madhur Jaffrey🙂
There’s so much satisfaction inside her, when she is detailing about how she did that and how it impacted that land and people!!! Huge respect 💚💚
❤89 years and still going strong .
My inspiring women
Madhur Jaffrey
Sophia Loren &
Tina Louise .❤
Indian foods are nothing but some vegis literally like hospital food with no flavour at all which is fine as most of the indians are vegetarians. .. it's Bangladeshi & Pakistani food or "MUGHLAI CUISINE" ( Mughlai cuisine consists of dishes developed in the medieval Ganges Delta civilization AKA present day Bangladesh with Persian cultural centres of the Mughal Empire since 600AD - to the present time) which you guys call so called indian food & which is painfully wrong. .. like this place Jackson Heights, which is occupied by mostly Bangladeshi descent or immigrants & the business but still people call it little india. . not only that, all those so called Indian restaurants all over the World are run by Bangladeshi people with their distinct taste of food choice & menus. .. would be great if people from The Western Hemisphere quit calling & quit associate everything "INDIAN!! .. INDIAN!!!!" from "SOUTH ASIAN SUBCONTINENT".
There was no such a thing called india before 15th August 1947.
That was some good garbage...Maybe, if youre that upset with ppl calling it Indianfood, you should stop creating restaurants with the title "Indian?" Go label your shops "pk or bangla cruisine"
India and its rich culture has existed long before 1947 or mughal period...I guess your mughal ancestor invented spices an bought them over to India from the desert?
@@nehakulkarni5009 "India and its rich culture has existed long before 1947" ... when was that period?
Indias culture is over 10,000 years old...So, youre saying your muga hal ancestors invented the roti? Ladoos? I had no idea spices originated in the desert...Did babar, and timur bring them to India on horseback in 7th century? Did akbar create samosas?
It is of no small consequence that Indian cuisine became the prime 'take out' dish for many British people - Jaffrey merely consolidated a love for the more exotic & cosmoplitan foodstuffs from around the globe. As Norfolk212 asserts, this lady became a cultural pioneer for a more adventurous way of life, in terms of dining...a legacy that (on the whole) has become a default for many households across the UK. As an individual who loves to cook for my family, the inroads that she made for the preparation of wonderful & exciting dishes has not been lost on me - this made de facto thru' mine & my son's love of Asian food....dear lady, I salute you with a spatula in hand .... 🙂
I have never seen this programme before but I can’t wait to watch some and learn how to cook real Indian food rather than from a jar!!
She has at least one cookbook, and maybe more, which is reasonably well written.
@@AndyCutright It's so easy now, you don't need cookbooks.
There are so many youtube channels and chefs who make equally good indian food.. You may follow RB, RKK.. they have english subtitles to hrlp you guys.. Or you can write here.. I will also be pleased to help you, if you have any query related to Indian Food..
She is the real Indian cooking diva with some aithentic recipes. I learned cooking from her books and tv shows.
All these BBC Videos have an agenda. This hidden agenda can only understood by a discerning mind.
It starts with Indian flute and Sitar and in it we have a woman claiming to be Indian preparing " ROGAN JOSH". It is not an Indian dish but a Mughalai one . Thank God she avoided Haleem , Nihari etc . She doesn't look like a Indian but more like a Pakistani. Her husband ( 1st one) was a Punjabi Muslim ( Pakistan) and with AMU connection his mediocre performance in the JEWEL IN CROWN is remembered for portrayal of Hindu Rioters
Anyway these people left my Country
GOOD RIDDANCE
@@ravindrathakkar1234my mistake, I thought Muslims are part of India, too.
@@mandiraraksit2444 Good, you regard them as Indians Do Muslims regard themselves as Indians too ? In 1947, they demanded a separate nation. And Do they respect India more then the Mughals from Uzbekistan who ruled Indians ?
Tell me
I would love to here from Bongs like you, who despite getting kicked around by majority Bengali community and seek / beg shelter in other states of India e.g. Assam still preach other on being liberal and broad minded.
As a foreigner, Indian cooking is so far the Real Cooking of step by step process with patience, which includes Frying, sautéing, steaming, boiling, Roasting - all at the same period of time in a single dish 👌🏻..
I wouldn’t even believe making pizza or burger is cooking as it’s just sprinkling stuffs on it and throwing it into the oven or stuffing in middle of 2 buns 😅
making pizza dough isnt just sprinkling stuff.
@@eezekiel07 - we are talking about cooking, NOT Preparation 😅
Yeah we should cook real not fake cancle the pizza burger cooking fake
You are not a "foreigner", you are an Indian. You mentioning pizza and burger confirms the fact that you are pretending to be a foreigner.
Every food has its challenges, with the likes of Chinese foods which is extremely difficult for anyone who has never done that as it has no margin of error, similarly Italian or Mexican. For me Chinese food is probably the most difficult food to make for an amateur chef as it needs to be cooked really fast and not possible to correct error after tasting.
APPRECIATED
Madhur Jaffery is such a Pioneer💓 i loved watching her shows in TLC during my childhood. I mean she was and is legendary 💯
We are more open that we imagine ourselves to be. Video media has really helped to see what a spice looks like, what a finished dish should look like, un a way recipe books could never. And then availability of ingredients help in whether we try to make a dish at home or not.
Thanks to these pioneers for sharing their cultures.
I love a strong Indian woman , the representation I like to see and need as an indian woman myself.
Absolute respect. 🙏She seems like such a wonderful lady!
Just wonderful 🥰
I'm Bangladeshi and currently studying abroad. After eating non desi food for 3 years, I've decided recently to start cooking our traditional dishes. Needless to say how much I missed Bengali food. South Asian cuisines are so versatile yet they all have something in common.. the soul ingredients, "spices". Incorporating the spices in different ratios make our food distinct and special ❤️
Bangladeshi game dev here too x)
If you have to stay off desi food for too long, something dies inside you 😋
@@newsjunkieish what exactly?
@@ShatabdaRoy115 everything man, from Dal Bhaat, to Paratha, to Biryani.
@@newsjunkieish ok my bangali bro! :))
A true icon, and probably the reason my mum's spice cabinet was so varied - Jaffrey's cookbook was sitting on our kitchen shelf spilling over with bookmarks and annotations since before I was born!
Oh it's so lovely to see her in the interview after a long time..I remember watching her show with my grandmother
So good to see such an humble and graceful lady ❤️
The funny thing is that there’s really no item you can name as American Food. Lol. Maybe hotdogs 😂
The funny thing is America is the melting pot of the world and nobody else can say that! So we culturally brought the world together because I guarantee there's no other place you can go to get everything from all over in one country.
@@kikibann32 This isn’t even your country. But your colonizer mindset would have you to believe it was gods will for you gentile sinners to take this country. America is mystery Babylon in which is under judgment. Same with the fake Israelites in Israel. Amos 9 verse 7 kjv says who the real Israelites are 💡
@@kikibann32 Lol that is literally not true. There are cities all over the world that are meeting places of immigrants that existed before America did i.e London.This is a case of American self-importance. It is true America has welcomed immigrants from all over the world but many other places have too
You ever heard of cheeseburgers hot dogs baby back ribs any kind of meat with salsa on it really that's you can barbecue I mean yes America America has culture and they have food culture
And if anybody else gets on here and and try to say that this is wrong when America didn't create the yes American didn't create that they're f****** stupid they need a little bit of research
I just love her.her way of talking about food is mesmerising. And her cooking style is so familiar, homely and elegant. One of my favourite chef.
What a great combination she had.
She's the British bob ross of cooking. She's an ICON, and we shall treat her as such.
When I moved to the US more than 20 years ago from India, I knew basic Indian Vegetarian cooking. Her book taught me how to make several dishes that were Indian non-vegetarian and also regular recipes for everyday cooking! Thanks!!!
All these BBC Videos have an agenda. This hidden agenda can only understood by a discerning mind.
It starts with Indian flute and Sitar and in it we have a woman claiming to be Indian preparing " ROGAN JOSH". It is not an Indian dish but a Mughalai one . Thank God she avoided Haleem , Nihari etc . She doesn't look like a Indian but more like a Pakistani. Her husband ( 1st one) was a Punjabi Muslim ( Pakistan) and with AMU connection his mediocre performance in the JEWEL IN CROWN is remembered for portrayal of Hindu Rioters
Anyway these people left my Country
GOOD RIDDANCE
@@ravindrathakkar1234
U forgot BBC's favorite exotic tourist attractions in India are dharavi and paharganj. It's correspondents will feel suffocated and breathless in gurugram, noida, Bangalore, Pune, chandigarh etc.
I am from the Netherlands, but even for me she is a treasure. I love this lady.
South Asian cuisine are now part of everyday English household cooking
I love her accent. She reminds me of my favorite philosopher, who has a very very similar speech pattern. I would watch her do anything on TV ❤️
This is the first time BBC uploaded something nice about india.
Her accent is purely British and here attire is so indian lovely
Iam really proud to be an indian,belive me Indian food is really tasty 😋 spicy 🥵
All these BBC Videos have an agenda. This hidden agenda can only understood by a discerning mind.
It starts with Indian flute and Sitar and in it we have a woman claiming to be Indian preparing " ROGAN JOSH". It is not an Indian dish but a Mughalai one . Thank God she avoided Haleem , Nihari etc . She doesn't look like a Indian but more like a Pakistani. Her husband ( 1st one) was a Punjabi Muslim ( Pakistan) and with AMU connection his mediocre performance in the JEWEL IN CROWN is remembered for portrayal of Hindu Rioters
Anyway these people left my Country
GOOD RIDDANCE
I used to watch this mam shows with my parents 🥺 it was a good show where we eagerly waited for it air on television god bless u mam 🧿🧿
I love 💕💕 Indian food!
Its food from the sub continent not just Indian. Even in India North Indian cuisine differs to South Indian. Then you have Bangladesh and Pakistan and ironically many of the restaurants in uk are owned by Pakistanis and Bangladeshis yet called Indian..🥴
@@AJ-il1lm8ph7z and where from pakistan and bangladesh originated? Genius.
@@Ati-Maharathi lol exactly
@@AJ-il1lm8ph7z it's Indic food. Just like Bengali and Urdu are Indo-Aryan languages, food too is Indic with Arabic, Persian, Chinese, Western influences
@@AJ-il1lm8ph7z Bangladesh and Pakistan were parts of India hence all foods are called India, India is pioneer land of spices.
Lady Madhur Jaffrey, you are amazing pioneering Bharatiya...Such an inspiration to all us Indian women to wear our Indian ness proudly
I think Indian food has a good secret, because this lady looks so graceful and healthy.
Don't use too much gravied spices and oil even in Indian food .
It's turmeric
Interesting dishes indeed
here before people fill the comments with anti Indian sentiment
That's a pioneer in Indian cooking on British tv. She is the Julia Child of Indian cooking. When you cook something that is foreign to Western palates, they will taste delicious dishes. Look at her now. A tv host, cookbook author and a pioneer of Indian cooking to the international media.
i'm Indian and i enjoy Indian food everyday...😋👌🏼
😁😁
fantastic report!
She's a perfect example of modern progressive Indian woman keeping her culture alive.
Omg the way she carry herself at this age
The way she speak is so poised and calm.
And not to forget BBC Two for the recognition given to this wonderful lady to showcase her talents.
Shes so lovely. I would love see her getting a cooking show now💐
Very beautiful, talented and classy lady 🌹♥️
Awesome. Indian cuisine ❤️
One of my favourite cooks ever 🙏 so grateful for her lessons in spice 🙏beautiful and elegant 🙏
To all the people complaining about societies becoming more multicultural, as well as to all the people complaining about cultural appropriation: let's have lunch, and let's live in peace and harmony.
she's a legend. what a beautiful personality 🙏
All these BBC Videos have an agenda. This hidden agenda can only understood by a discerning mind.
It starts with Indian flute and Sitar and in it we have a woman claiming to be Indian preparing " ROGAN JOSH". It is not an Indian dish but a Mughalai one . Thank God she avoided Haleem , Nihari etc . She doesn't look like a Indian but more like a Pakistani. Her husband ( 1st one) was a Punjabi Muslim ( Pakistan) and with AMU connection his mediocre performance in the JEWEL IN CROWN is remembered for portrayal of Hindu Rioters
Anyway these people left my Country
GOOD RIDDANCE
One of the greatest cultural ambassadors of our times! Much respect and admiration to a true legend 👏
I was little, when I would watch her. Fantastic food 😊👍
Her books are my desi version of The Joy of Cooking....something to always have if you love to cook.
What's the "desi version" of The Joy of Sex? Actually never mind, I know the answer to that! 😊
As a kid, I loved her programmes. I was and am a fussy eater, however I have sampled and enjoy Madhur's creations.
Her accent and intonation are warm, loving and reassuring.
Unassuming, like Farmhouse Kitchen or Delia Smith, broadening and encouraging the audience to cook. And if the viewer bungles it, so what, no matter.
Thank you
Does anybody know where I can see full episodes of her original show? I love watching reruns of the French chef, it looks like she was Indian cookings equivalent of Julia Child in Great Britain.
Cheers Darling Madhur, you are the best I have been cooking your recipes ever since your1st book🙏💖
My blunder is what I encountered this topic because I just was about to eat dinner!
I heard this on Radio New Zealand a couple of months ago. While I was prepping my kitchen for dinner service.
The special that night was a curry 🤘
I must say we have come a long way. I have to say RUclips has been vital in helping make amazing dishes from all over the world.
Huge respect to you,
Indian cuisine introduce in west 🙏🙏
Can we have these episodes released as a playlist please!
All these BBC Videos have an agenda. This hidden agenda can only understood by a discerning mind.
It starts with Indian flute and Sitar and in it we have a woman claiming to be Indian preparing " ROGAN JOSH". It is not an Indian dish but a Mughalai one . Thank God she avoided Haleem , Nihari etc . She doesn't look like a Indian but more like a Pakistani. Her husband ( 1st one) was a Punjabi Muslim ( Pakistan) and with AMU connection his mediocre performance in the JEWEL IN CROWN is remembered for portrayal of Hindu Rioters
Anyway these people left my Country
GOOD RIDDANCE
Tank you BBC💓
What a wonderful lady❤
She is more indian than indian themselves :v
So true. The diaspora Indians are always more Indian than the Indians themselves!
One I get paid!
IM BOUT TO TRY ONE OF THESE RECIPES 🥘
This was marvelous to watch 🥰
I’m indian from Britain I never heard of her
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Oh the Nostalgia watching this!!!
Thank you BBC. Thank you Madhur Ji!
She's the G.O.A.T the reason why a non Indian person buys garam masala and eats curry, roti and washes it down with Lassi