Dining Etiquette Part 5 Emerald Heights Capt BJ Singh
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- Опубликовано: 28 сен 2024
- Eating an Indian Parotha, both by using the cut and lift function of the knife and fork as well as the Indian adaptation of using your fingers to break bread and use fork for a support function.
This is the 5th such video in the series created by Capt BJ Singh, CEO of Absolute Training Solutions through its embedded Finishing School at Emerald Heights International School.
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i don't like keeping both hands under the tableau while eating with hand... it suggests something funny going on underneath
Ash Joseph one has two options... one to keep your hands on the table with only wrists on the table. which is a little difficult.. other is in your lap... and It is while chewing food and not while eating as you have said... it seems your imagination is very fertile. .use it constructively...
Very informative video...... Thanks sir.... Please tell same method is used to eat sambhar dosa????? ........ Many restaurants it is served wid fork n knife
Anita a dosa is eaten in the same way as any cut and lift food ..
@@absolutetrainingsolutionsa6306 Thanx for replying n clearing my doubt actually I forgot it at all after asking😇😇😇😇
Sir please make a video on how to eat bread and chicken with bone with fork and knife
Sir, thanks for teaching !!! Salute you
Thanks for your feedback Vineet. Were you a part of the batch at Emeralds?
Best video ever thanks for this,some people will fill so big to eat the food which I heat it,i want to watch so I can learn but in a situation where the person is only talking without eat piss me off, thanks once again
use your right hand to hav Indian food. that's all
Senthil what happens to people who are South paw? Nothing to do with a South Indian though...hahah. South paw means left handed.If your master hand is left, you have to do the cut and lift function using the left hand...
fuck your Indian culture mate you can use any hand
Please see my comment above, that should answer your query as well. Thanks for asking.
because people like you are animals...
Background sound is very mesmerising.... Ek pyar ka nagma hai.. Moujo ki rawani hai... Zindagi aur kuch bhi nahi teri meri kahani hai ❤
Sir how to peal boiled egg when sitting down for eating? And is their any other plate to put the egg shell?
Sham, peeling of a boiled egg has to be done with your fingers.The egg shell can be kept in the side plate, there is no need for a separate plate.
Tell me your true feeling . you feel happy eating with hands much or with fork . Hands se khane mein man bharta hai
It is not about comfort. Sometimes you attend some formal meetings or foreign meetings where you cannot eat with hands. So it is important to learn how to eat with cutlery
@@harshithag8836 yes ,you are right. But now the time has come when other people or foreigners follow our tradition.they learn about our culture.so many examples are there .like, yoga,singing,dance , vegetarianism. Right. Some time modern and some time desi that our life.
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Pls make a video on how to mix curry and rice
Can you give me online classes plz
Yes Kanika. We do a lot of online sessions including for audience in the US.
Please connect on 8225962773
Hey sir , how about one with meat specifically bone on meat
I have one done at YPS Patiala...let me upload that ...
why should the fork and knife are placed cross (like X) any explaination
There is a silent service code that indicates to the serving staff that you are now ready to be served. Plus the cross placement while eating makes it convenient for the diner to hold knife or spoon with the master hand and fork for support function with the non master hand.
@@captbjsingh367 thank you for your quick replay, Appreciate that
@@captbjsingh367 yeah I saw a video on this topic that explains alot👍
Sir please explain clock style plating...
Are you referring to opening and closing the plate in terms of the clock ray or do you wish to know what to put where on the plate
Habibi come to india
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idiotic indeed
Pour yoghurt over Paratha n have it by hand. That's the real taste 🤤
amazing demonstration sir loved it... Sir plz make one demonstration how to take cappuccino
eating indian bread with cutlery!!!! hmmmmm....i'll pass being this fancy
Ash Joseph I have shown two methods of eating a parontha.. one cut and lift function and the other support function... you must be used to the popular method of eating with out any cutlery... that is fine too... that you already know... why not learn other methods too... I wonder if you have travelled abroad... these techniques would fall handy... you have a choice in any case...
Nice video and thanks sir
Indians are used to eating food with their right hand. So, even when using fork and knife, you don't have to use the left hand to take food to your mouth. Just like American and continental way, it is good to teach Indian etiquette
When we talk of Indian traditional methods of eating,then we do not use cutlery, strictly speaking. In most cultures right hand is considered auspicious, but that is unfortunate. There are so many people who are South paw or left handed. We possibly can not leave them out from the main stream. Therefore, the emphasis should be on the use of the Master hand rather than get into the controversy of left or right.
Aise pet bharne mei Kitna time waste Hoga 🙄
Dear Ankush, Fine dining is an experience and not meant only for filling in the stomach as soon as possible. If that is the need, then there are a lot of other options, like fast food or you may like to roll a parontha with some sabzi and hold it in your hand and eat it while on the move.
@@captbjsingh367 So nice of you Sir :-) And I came to look for same learning purpose...The "Etiquette" that you taught very perfectly :-)
Apart that ..I was trying to be funny please excuse that 🤗
@@captbjsingh367 Along with that ..I learned how to respond to people like you do Sir..as I went through your decent replies on 'gussa dilaane wale comments' of faltu people..😊
@@ankushsrivastava2919 fun is always welcome...I hope you got some learning that you came for...all the best to you.