Tribal People Try Mexican Breakfast!
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- Опубликовано: 9 фев 2025
- Tribal/Villagers try different International Food for the first time. They give pure reaction to the food/things they have never tried.
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I know many of us have said it a a lot of times, but can we all just take a moment and give the biggest applause to the chef. To be able to recreate all of these meals to the best that he can if that means substituting ingredients for ones that he has access to. Amazing work as always!
Yeah, for real!!! He must have a real love for cooking, especially when he has to substitute ingredients. I don't like swapping out stuff, I want to try the dish as intended. UNLESS it has rosemary in it; that is a no go for me.
I'm still agog that it's a single person!
He indeed does a wonderful job and in a fairly small kitchen. He could easily run a cafe here in Aussie.
That's not chilaquiles though
@@TheChunkyluver53 ok, so break the tortillas and there you go
Dear gentlemen, here is a piece of advise, since I'm mexican and I love food... Please, keep this kind of content coming, keep these lovely people participating in your channel, keep these experiences promoting other cultures and please, be very proud of your channel, your people and your culture, just as I am of my own. Thank you so much for your videos and the amount of respect and care you have for other cultures!
But get the food right!
There is nothing better in the world than good Mexican food. Traveling from state to state is like traveling to different countries with each place having amazing local dishes.
As a lover of Mexican cuisine, It's great to see people across the globe recognize the delicious food they offer.
Try Chorizo, Eggs, and Potatoes mixed and then tear off pieces of soft corn tortilla to pick it up to eat. That is my families favorite breakfast.
That's exactly what I'm making for breakfast! Lol
@@lindasanchez5079 😋 yummmmmmm!!!
And don't forget the Salsa. It would blow their minds to know how many different kinds of Salsa's there are. And how they are used.
@@pattiwhite9575 absolutely 💯 ❤️
For whatever reason my family eats it with white bread.
I’m from the West in the USA and Mexican food is indeed delicious! Tacos, tostadas, tamales-I love them all. These men are so gracious complimenting the foods of other cultures. All cultures have developed similar dishes differing by what grows where they live.
Now, I’m hungry for tostadas!
Yes me too! I love chalupas and tostadas!
Vitamina T
Huevos Rancheros (ranch-style eggs) 🤠🍳delicious weekends breakfast, your dish looks pretty good, congrats to the cheff 👏👏👏from Mexico❤
Gentlemen, you always bring a smile to my face! Mr. Rana, you are so funny! Thanks for sharing
I am an American but I would love it if you would do more Mexican food. Americans love Mexican food so I’m thinking Pakistanis would love it also.
So glad this channel is still alive and well. Such great content.
@@greghamann2099 As a former Chef I tend to agree on the food at least. but the subjects and their reactions to eating Western food are pure magic.
I don't blame them. Mexican food is one of my favorites!!! 😊
Mine too and Chinese
There is nothing better than Mexican food
I live in Texas, so Mexican food as well as TexMex is our normal food.
mexican food is very undervalue for how good it is
Pues no parece, no se donde comas comida mexicana pero te la están sirviendo mal si crees que eso es comida mexicana.
I really enjoy reading how the gentlemen share what they eat at comparable meals. It helps bridge distances and really shows we're more alike than not!
Thank you TPT, for honoring my Home Country of Mexico on your show 🇲🇽🫶🏼
This morning I enjoyed my breakfast while watching these gentlemen eat their Mexican dish. I had three fried eggs, a croissant, and a cup of cold brewed coffee with a splash of coconut milk. Although I am American, Mexican food is my favorite cuisine--there are so many styles.
These videos are the highlight of my day. I watch one during lunch and so enjoy them. It has been fun to watch how our friends have increased their knowledge of different foods and the comparisons they make. They are getting much more discerning in their reviews. Tahir and Rana both are such characters… Gul and Chaudhary are serious eaters and really get into their roles😃👍
As a mexican i love this honestly we just love food and we take our time to make it good food culture in mexico is one of the most visable factors of mexican culture.
Jajajaja que mexicano vas a ser si esto te pareció comida mexicana.
no Mms deja tu el desayuno, en la vida he comido una tostada asi, realmente parece mas una pizza con esa base de tomate, antes de abrir el video crei que eran chilaquiles, si tanto querian usar tomate que preparen una tinga o unos huevos revueltos con chorizo
As a Mexican, I’m glad that you liked this Tostada Breakfast! 😉👍🏻🙏🏻🥰🤗
I grew up around Mexican people in California.When I first started experimenting with curries I noticed that some of the same spices are commonly used.The varieties of Mexican dishes are numberless,every state in Mexico has it's own dish.One common dish rarely seen in fast food or restaurants is tamales,a very ancient dish in Mexico.I love Black Beans ,they have much more flavor than common white beans from more European cuisine.Many families have their own Mole recipe.Chicken is common ,also seafood and beef.Domesticated Turkeys actually originated in Mexico.Until they were imported Americans had to hunt wild turkeys.
I was told as a mexican that spaniards came here with Moorish traditions that eventually influenced what we know as mexican cuisine so yeah there is some overlap still
I absolutely love these men!!!!! So happy, joyful.....wish I could meet them and give each a big hug!!!!!!! ❤😊
I think that these gentlemen are so sincere and entertaining! Thanks for all your hard work and greetings from the State of Oklahoma, USA ❤️🎉🇺🇸🙏
You fellows are the BEST!. Much love to the CREW, CHEF, and FAMILIES as well! You may not think about it often, but you make make so many people happy. I hope you are all well.
Sincere Regards,
Bret
Guacamole with chips or as a compliment to other dishes. Also, street tacos of any kind.
Rana is looking nice and warm. They all are in fact. And everyone here should see this and feel great as everyone here has helped with that. Even if you can't afford to help, your good wishes and support buoy us all.
That's a breakfast tostada not a chilaquile.
@@greghamann2099maybe they can’t get the right ingredients there. Don’t be hard on them because where i live in the US we just started getting more mexican products in the last 10 years.
It's actually called Huevos Rancheros.
@@heasm3x251 No, eso no se asimila a unos chilaquiles en lo mas mínimo, si no lo tienen mejor que no lo hagan, no es tan difícil.
Eso de tostada de desayuno no existe, jaja.
@@SarahLynn-h6s bueno bueno eso es a base de preferencia, no necesariamente tiene que ser blanda, a mucha gente le gusta que su tortilla de maiz este bien doradita para los huevos rancheros
Yes, Mexican cuisine has LOTS of Middle-Eastern flavors, especially your herbs, spices, and we put lime juice on everything. Actually, we owe the Lebanese our tacos al pastor.
And thank Españoles for bringing those middle eastern spices
@@Andomalo yup yup... can't thank them enough
@@Andomalojust like today a lot of muslim countries traded and migrated to spain. But Spain sucks as a country. So they deterred a lot of middle eastern folks to New Spain a place full of silver and gold. But luckily we as mexican people got the better end from all that history. And why the mexican people are a deep blend of many culture’s through out the country today.
@@thiccbaby2967 nah, Spain doesn’t suck. Not sure what sort of experience you had in Spain? But you’re welcome to share your experience. But Spain is loaded with culture and the cuisine is off the charts. In fact it’s on another level. But what happened hundreds of ago, Spain cannot be judged for
@@Andomalo im Mexican. And they can. And never been to Spain. It sucks.
Im Mexican and I always thought India would like our food since it has so many similarities. Super cool to see them enjoy diff taste from around the world.
They are from Pakistan, not from India!
They're pakistani but ur right I'm indian I love Mexican food it's very similar to our cuisine
True. Used to be India. Plus Pakistan is still on the Indian sub- continent. Many different yet similar culture exist in the continent. Just like here in the Americas. We are as diverse as India, and as India many have added their cultures to our land. The one thing that united us is we are all of the human race, and should bring what we have to the table. 👍🏽
ive got to get every salsa recipe from my mom so you guys can try them all. ill start working on that
2:10 - funny thing is, my brother researched our name lineage and found out that on my moms side (Mexican) we have Indian blood and on my fathers side (Venezuelan) we have German blood. not only do you all look like family but i feel like you are family.
Omg! They are so nice, I love how they express their taste❤I want to cook for them so bad 😅
Mexico and the middle east countries have a lot in common talking about food, as a Mexican I do love a lot of your food, the spice, the heat, the desserts are delicious ❤
So glad they loved the food!! It would make my grandma happy !!
Actually, there are similar aspects to both cultures in the food 🥘
Interesting
Jajajajajajajaja este canal está haciendo que sus seguidores sean super ignorantes sobre la comida.
I like how they can relate the dishes to familiar ones they prepare at home.
I love the way Mr. Tahir estimates it to be 6 to satisfy a person and Mr. Chaudhary estimates it to be 12 ☺
I always look forward to seeing Gull Sher's turbans. Balochi stores have some wonderful ones. I did a Google search.
I just purchased your ramadan cookbook and I must say it looks beautiful and I can’t wait to try these foods!
Your chef knocked it out of the park again❣️ How does he always make them so beautiful?
I'm a Mexican from South Texas my friend I never eaten one of those things whatever it is
So your standard of evaluating a dish is by the way it looks without tasting it?
@goransatle the thimb nail says its Chilaquiles and the thumbnail is correct. But the chef "made a Tostada" which is 180-degrees from Chilaquiles. It doesn't even look the same. Chilaquiles is soft like overcooked enchiladas. Tostadas were served and they are tortillas toasted so
much that they could used as roofing shingles.
@@josephsoto9933 how do you over toast a tortilla? I know how to undercook almost anything but not a tortilla.
@@josephsoto9933 I'm not sure why you're replying to me and what your comment has to do with mine. If you're replying to AC-ni4gt, your comment has no reference to that either.
Burritos and tacos and tamales and sopias with refried beans and Spanish rice , Mexican rice foods are delicious and healthy ❤
I loved how beautifully and respectfully they expressed their opinions about our food.
Ceviche a fish dish is wonderful. Chopped fish or shrimp is "cooked" in lemon or lime juice and combined with hot peppers, tomatoes, onion. DELICIOUS.
Apaches have a similar dish. Ground beef cooked the same way, and at room temp for four hours. Four hours? Eeeee yeah. I'll take the ceviche.
I love you guys greetings from Costa Rica! try our traditional dish: Gallo Pinto en hoja de palma con huevo, queso salchichon y maduro and of course don't forget the coffee cup! some day I would love to send you some traditional candies from our small country I'm pretty sure that Chaudary will love those.
Where will they get those ingredients?
@@RM-fb6sj those are regular food ingredients I’m pretty sure they will not have any issues to find similar things, i know they are going to google about it, not like othersss…
Mr. Tahir becomes a philosopher when he really enjoys a food. He should write a book or become a poet!
You're Chilaquiles we're actually Huevos Rancheros. Chilaquiles have a kind of a warm enchilada sauce, rather than actual salsa on them that makes the tortilla go soft, almost like an Enchilada. (Which is another traditional Mexican dish they would probably enjoy.) Huevos Rancheros are made with salsa on a crispy tortilla.
I think Tamales would be a really fun Mexican dish that you would like to try. And that's the kind of dish that could turn into a wonderful Staple in your villages if you grow Dent and sweet corn.
Elote is one of my favorite Mexican street foods made from corn on the cob with all kinds of wonderful toppings. If you do elote you also have to serve it with a nice refreshing Mexican drink called Horchata.
But my very favorite Mexican dish of all time is Chili Rellenos which is a cheesy stuffed poblano chili pepper.
For dessert you absolutely have to have Flan which is a baked caramel egg custard. And you can't have dessert in Mexico without a steaming mug of Abuelita which is Mexican hot chocolate. Mexico invented hot chocolate and it's different from hot chocolate anywhere else in the world because it has cinnamon in it. Delicious sweet and warming because of the cinnamon.
Mexicans CAN COOK!
Now im hungry lol
There's crispy chilaquiles though. And I actually prefer then that way. The problem with this video is that this looks more like a tostada eater chilaquiles
I always say that chilaquiles are just enchiladas for lazy people (including me, I make them all the time). This is definitely not chilaquiles, and it's not really much like huevos rancheros either (but definitely closer to that).
@@flingonberChilaquiles are very different from enchiladas, the salsa is usually quite different and also, it's made with fried chips, and sometimes served with eggs and is eaten as a breakfast in many parts of Mexico, it shares some similarities with enchiladas but overall I don't think they taste the same. Chilaquiles are also way more versatile than enchiladas
As a Mexican who loves chilaquiles, that’s a tostada 😂
One of my go too happy places...time spent with these gentlemen! Love love love this channel. Regards from pirtugal
Mr.Rana would fit in perfectly in Mexico, he would most definitely eat every dish that is served to him ! ❤
I ADORE THE MAN WITH THE GRAY BEARD -- HE'S SO NICE, POLITE -- AS IS THE MAN WITH THE HEAVY TURBAN AND BIG, SEXY MUSTACHE!
The gentleman with a grey beard is Mr Chaundry and the sexy mustached gentleman with a beautiful turban is Gul Sher Khan (I might spell his name wrong).
@@HensOnlyyou spelled it correctly
I LOOKED FOR THEIR NAMES BUT GOES BUY SO QUCKLY AND HATED TO RISK THE MISSPELL @@HensOnly
Gul Sher Khan is a very handsome man with his big mustache!
YES HE IS, AND MR. CHAUDHARY IS HANDSOME TOO@@sneezymonkey
I hope you get to learn more about the Mexican Cuisine, it is wonderful 😋
They are all so gracious and complimentary!
they should really try hungarian goulash. its amazing. can be made without modern appliances just over open fire. its a core memory from visiting hungary .
They had some a while back and it started some crazy arguments in the comments because just about every family has their own recipe for Hungarian Goulash! LOL Some have noodles, some have dumplings and some have neither. I've seen at least a dozen recipes that all vary slightly from one to the other. If they tried it again, I think they'd have to call it a "version of Hungarian Goulash". 😊
@@bobbiejojackson9448Goulash is a meat soup or a stew, noodles and dumplings have no place in it! It is a failry simple meal so I can understand why people feel comfortable adding their own touches. They are not traditional however.
Chili, eggs, crispy tortilla, yummy.
Estos si me sorprendieron, mira que hacer comida Mexicana por esos lugares, que original.
Y ademas, esa tostada con huevo yo no la conocia.
I love that these guys never have a rude word to say about anyone, even if they try something they don’t care for. They always praise the people of the country when they try their food. We could all take a lesson from them.
Superb, don't forget the tea! x
@@greghamann2099 Cheech might.....
We don't drink tea with huevos rancheros, 😂
@@marlimartin8321 me neither, by the time I can pronounce it, it's gone cold! Big love, x
Carne asada fries. Taco, burrito, enchilada, sample plate with the works. Just look it up lol. Almost all Mexican food is really good. Specially if homemade.
In the American southwest, Mexican food is as popular as any "American" food.
food is food,what matter is does it taste good.
@@runeingebretsen8378You've never been to England.
@@donnaschmitz5025never been out of the country,to be honest england has some nasty dishes though,then again my country does also,like sheep head,never eaten BTW.
I grew up mostly in California's Great Central Valley. There, Mexican food is just "Food" Asian food bringing up a close second.
If u could buy mexican food for the cost of American food, it would be more popular than mcdonalds
I’m Mexican and I have never seen a Breakfast like that!
Yo tampoco 🤷🏻♀️
Food brings us together. ❤
I ordered your cookbook ❤❤❤❤
What you cooked for the gentlemen looks very delicious!! I would quickly devour two of them!! :D And I love how Rana wanted the recipe to make it for his family!
Oh gosh...i too love mexican food, even though i am german! Lol. Burritos which can be made in a variety of ways. Enchiladas, beef, chicken or cheese. Quacamole, but thats just a side dish. Refried beans with cheese and rice. Chimichangas. Nachos...which has a variety of toppings. Tacos...there is a huge variety of tacos, beef, chicken, fish, shrimp, birria, carne asada...oh my!
FAQUITAS!
Seeing the gentlemen enjoy new foods is a joyful blessing to me as well. I'm surprised that all of the men ranked this dish as their top breakfast, but it is certainly a dish I also greatly enjoy and often order at Mexican restaurants.
Beef fajitas! They are wonderful. So are chicken ones.
And shrimp.
Nothing wrong with eating leftovers for breakfast
Wow: Mexican Food Level UNLOCKED.
Good men with good view at the world, God Bless their souls
Not sure if it's the lighting but these folks seems like a bunch of happy people. awesome.
At last they gave Tahir Sahib a cup of tea! They all really enjoyed this, and GSK positively waxed lyrical over it! Now I have to try making it at home.
so excited for this! :)
Real Mexican food is pretty different from what's considered Mexican food north of the border.
Very true
Indeed
Ohhhh Tex-Mex food is soooo good. Beans in everything...lol Chili rellenos, huveos rancheros,
I love watching y'all experience new things... I wish I could send your cook a kitchen full of spices and herbs from the Americas... You can make anything good if you have the right spices and herbs...
God bless you and your families gentlemen..
I grew up in Wisconsin and never had Mexican food. When we moved to Arizona I now love it.
@@greghamann2099 We moved to Arizona when I was 16 (many moons ago). I don't miss the snow or the mosquitos.
They should try cafe de oalla, caldo de huevo, flautas, enchiladas de pollo, mole, pozole de pollo. Tepache
Are we "EVER" gonna get an interview with the chef? Come On! He deserves the love.
I would love to meet the chef too! Great idea.
I also wish someone with the cash would send them a big map of the world so that they can see where all of these places are. Too many times they're saying they've never heard of this place or that place and don't have any idea where it is. And teaching them about the foods of different cultures without teaching them where these things come from is kind of silly.
These Afghani men are pros at this world cuisine food game.
I always thought that I was Mexican-American through and through, because I took a Ancestry DNA, my result came out mostly from Mexico but about 30% South East Asian from Pakistan. I confronted my parents, Turns out I have a Pakistani Grandfather that passed away when my mom was younger. I didn't know about him, but I am trying to learn about my newly found culture. His last name was Niazi. I am still trying to find out who my biological grandfather was.
Chilaquiles are truly the crown of and pinnacle of all breakfast foods.
Excellent video! Looks so good while I really enjoyed the gentlemen's feedback on Mexican cuisine. I can't wait for the chef to have them try different Mexican dishes. Burria tacos, pico de gallo with corn tortillas, refried beans with queso (if it can be found in their country), taquitos, carne asada (beef or chicken), nacho cheese dip, seafood tacos, burritos, so many to try! AND Mr Chaundry would LOVE the fried ice cream!!!!!!!!
I would love to see them on a food trip to Mexico 😍
Could've given them a glass of Abuela / Mexican chocolate. They could do pozole since its beef & a soup. Funniest part, 10yrs ago. I was enlightened by an Indian woman. She made them claim how we Mexicans were similar to indians, who are close to Pakistans. So i do see this when they get that loving feeling.
This is a Tostada, definitely not Chilaquiles.
It is tho
@@arturofromtucson6262 Someone from tucson doesn't know what Mexican food is 😁
I think they created a tostada with chilaquiles toppings for the presentation. It’s still a tortilla but not in wedges.
As a mexican born and raised on México i agree with you, that is a tostada
@@SilverStirling-vl5td dude go to Mexico and ask for chilaquiles. What you think is chilaquiles has been watered down for Americans. Ask your grandma
As a Mexican, I'm really happy to see our cuisine being praised by people from a very different culture. They were so kind and respectful! It would be awesome to see them trying more Mexican dishes.
Un orgullo cada que los veo disfrutar comida mexicana 🥺
Dios los bendiga.
As a Mexican I can say that Pakistanis look very Mexican, with different clothes it would be difficult for me to differentiate them.
Was Pakistan a country with a lot of migration?
Oh i want them to visit mexico some day and try more of the delicious food! ❤
As a Hispanic who works with middle eastern folks this brings joy to me and a huge smile to my face ❤❤
Try Zatar. They spread it on pita. You'll love it.
At what point does the video mention Hispanics? The title clearly says Mexican breakfast chilaquiles are from Mexico not Hispanic from Mexico only.
@@lykndeltoro who threw you a bone?
@@NoxEr.est2010 why don't you just answer the question at what point does the video mention Hispanics? Cause the title says Mexican.
@@NoxEr.est2010 who threw Hispanics a bone? Chilaquiles are from Mexico the title says Mexican why are you trying to make Mexican culture about Hispanics?
Chilaquiles is thee best but often hard to find. Had it for the first time in East LA. Muy Bueno
I could never find that in E L A. But on the Mescalero Reservation I had the best huevos rancheros at the E L A Restaurant. Their food is great.
I love how passionate they are with their words. They give the best compliments!
It's on a tostada that's not chilequilles lol
Yes tostada or chalupa is flat corn, Tortillas are soft for wrapping food in made of mostly made with flour.
@@pattiwhite9575 wtf you telling? I'm Mexican pendejo 🤣
Its huevos rancheros
These guys always make my day!!! I love how engaged they are in the tasting
Thats Is " huevos rancheros" not chilaquiles.
I didn't see where they told them that it was called anything in particular. In the captions, they told them that the "roti" was called tortillas and then they said that the sauce was called salsa. Where did they say that it was "chilaquiles"??
@@bobbiejojackson9448 You didn't see the thumbnail where it says "Chilaquiles"?
@@PWOOD-vp9vc No. Not until you mentioned it and I went to their channel page. I don't always see what's written in the thumbnail "up close" when I'm going right to the video from my notifications.
I would love to meet other people in the world like this ❤ Love and food can bring anyone together in the world
Great series!
I love the way Mr. Gul Sher approaches new foods with gusto and without hesitation. I would love to cook for him.
Thanks guys; God bless.
I agree with the idea of having a background map of the world to highlight where the food they are testing.
That looks good and it's probably tasty too, but that's not what chilaquiles are like.
And I say this with all due respect. The cover image of the video is actually correct, but what they ate is something different, just with similar ingredients.
Saludos desde México. 😊
You guys should travel to Nogales, Mexico. You will be amazed how similar to Pakistan it is!
They’re all just adorable ❤and thanks for the beautiful and kind words to my Mexican people ❤❤❤❤❤
Eggs and salsa are a winning combination.
Love to see how they identify the similarities in their own foods. Glad to see they enjoyed it!
They should try Shakshuka.
I'm pretty sure they tried it a while back. If you go to the main channel page and click on the "videos" tab. I'm sure you could find it by scrolling through their catalog on videos. 😊
Ooh! The original huevos rancheros. I forgot about those. I like the green ones. Yummy!!!
👍!!!!
Let them try burritos; Mexican beans & rice (don't forget to give them a side of salsa, sour cream, guacamole and hot sauce); and, Mexican wedding soup, as well as Tortilla soup.