A brilliant food video. Wonderful of you to show us those yummilious street foods found in the medina of Meknes. Truly appreciate your sharing and thank you very much, Sir.
Good to see u back with the kids! Pastilla is 100% Moroccan it originated in Morocco and made it to Indaluz thanks to Moroccans who moved there like many things but now you only find it in Morocco with some bad tries from Algerians to copy it. The rice plate is called Moroccan rice not many Moroccans make it cuz they prefer couscous but its popular in America you can find recipe by googling Moroccan Rice you’re welcome 🇲🇦🇲🇦🇲🇦🇲🇦
CHAW 294, you are a faithful follower for many years, since the family were first in Penang, and Olive was a baby. Wish the whole family many happy times in their travels.
@chaw294.. me too.. I've seen OLIVE since she's 1 or 2 year old.. and till now I really like her.. she's lovely lil girl.. I do love her like my own daughter... anyway.. yeah... hai Olive.. love you sweetie
@@yvesthesleeve it’s a derived word from “pastela” pastilla does not mean any thing.. it was called so for it’s sugary touch, the fishy one is a recent version
It is a bit tricky as most people do not want you to film them... or it is difficult to know which ones. that is why I am a bit reluctant but I do want to film people more and also talk with them.
Having children play with dolls is much better than having them spend the whole day staring at a tablet screen. These classic toys develop the imagination of children. Your daughter and her doll added a lot of value to this video, especially when she was feeding the doll. Very cool.
I love very much you and family the way you travelling entire world and showing the reality of the life each and every point in the world ...bless you brother ...
Hey, moonshine, Bastella does exist only in morocco and is a pure moroccan dish it may have some old andalusian influence, but this is a pure dish from the moroccan cuisine, but please please 🙏 don't call it a north African dish 😅 and never compare moroccan traditions and cuisine to the neighbours as it's like insulting the morrocan legacy 😂
since you are in Morocco, take a tour of Western Sahara occupied by Morocco and see the suffering of the Sahrawis, while the Moroccan occupiers are stealing the wealth of Western Sahara.🇪🇭
@adhanfi9995 The Treaty of Madrid illegally allowed Spain to cede Western Sahara to Mauritania and Morocco, who shared it between them illegally and against international law, and until now Spain manages the skies of Western Sahara. Morocco had promised to hold a referendum for the Sahrawi people and has not kept its promises and continues to bend the wealth of Western Sahara, such as phosphate, which is the primary source of income in Morocco.
Instead of making only food vlogs just meet localpeople ask about their culture and history so that vlog will make more people to get engaged just my advice , also make good thumbnails that make people to watch the video
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انتم أسرة لطيفة ومبتسمة للحياة ربنا يحفظكم ويسعدكم ويبارك فيكم نتمنى لكم رحلة ممتعة
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A brilliant food video. Wonderful of you to show us those yummilious street foods found in the medina of Meknes. Truly appreciate your sharing and thank you very much, Sir.
my pleasure
Welcome to Morocco, from Tangier to Lagouira, I like your fantastic videos, enjoy your holiday
Many thanks, we will be in Tangier soon
@@yvesthesleeve sure you will enjoy Tangier, have an amazing stay , bro with your lovely kids. Of course, I will follow your awesome videos
Good to see u back with the kids! Pastilla is 100% Moroccan it originated in Morocco and made it to Indaluz thanks to Moroccans who moved there like many things but now you only find it in Morocco with some bad tries from Algerians to copy it. The rice plate is called Moroccan rice not many Moroccans make it cuz they prefer couscous but its popular in America you can find recipe by googling Moroccan Rice you’re welcome 🇲🇦🇲🇦🇲🇦🇲🇦
Thanks for the info!
CHAW 294, you are a faithful follower for many years, since the family were first in Penang, and Olive was a baby. Wish the whole family many happy times in their travels.
Many thanks
You are right, Gaik Cheng. (Hope l address you correctly) I'm an avid fan of this Swiss family. Yeah, may God bless them abundantly 🙏🙏🙏
Wonderful.. Give my love to your kids a love from their uncle All blessings and love to them
Sure thing, I will, cheers
Marruecos es un bonito país
Buena comida y gente amable.
Buen viaje que te lo pases bien
muchas gracias
Allah bendiga a está bella familia
Amín
Lovely fam! Keep it coming pls!!
I would like that, so I hope views will increase. ...
Thank you for visiting Meknes. It doesn't get much hype lately with all construction and attractions closed.
Yes I can see that
Haha...good intro by our lovely Olive.... she's such a sweet girl...love her so much.
😂😂😂😂
@chaw294.. me too.. I've seen OLIVE since she's 1 or 2 year old.. and till now I really like her.. she's lovely lil girl.. I do love her like my own daughter...
anyway.. yeah... hai Olive.. love you sweetie
Thanks good you expended little extra money for food after long time
Local cusine looks delicious 😋
Amazing footage.great work🎉🎉🎉
Thanks a lot!
Street food seems to be yummy love to see your kids enjoying 🎉❤
They are!
Another great video buddy 👍, totally enjoyed it!
Many thanks
Morocco food wow
yes very good
Yummy!! Love to try those food
So good!
The magical soup❤ harirraaa
That really is magical
Love this food video 😍😍Bessaha
I am glad
Pastilla is a pure Moroccan dish 🇲🇦
Alright, duly noted
Happy for you and children enjoying street food. Just for info, commonly Harira is served with dates and Shabbakiya .
Alright, I hope they give me next time, sounds good
Looks great!
It really was
Very interesting insights 😊
Thank you!
Enjoy it
Many thanks
A yummy and delicious food vlog. I enjoyed watching this vlog a lot
Thank you so much 🙂
In Morocco you can have a lovely meal for as little as 2 dollars with a drink, enjoy your stay in Morocco
Many thanks
@@yvesthesleeve you’re welcome 🙏
تحياتي ليك أخي شكرا على هدا الفيديو الجميل على مدينة مكناس التاريخية
Nice video and maroco foods like tunisia foods you can try many good foods in maroco good luck
sure thing
Welcome to Meknes I am Meknes ❤❤❤
Many thanks
Meal looks yummy ❤
It was
Correct, CHAW. Thank you.
cheers
The second briwa you ate was made with chicken not ground beef . I knew it from the inside colour
I okay, thanks
That has to be a record number of
'ummm's ( with that astonished look on your face) each time you shovel a spoonful of nosh in your gob!😂😂😂😂😂😂🎉😂
Well, it is pretty awesome so those ummms are coming easily
Meknes is the most archaeological city, but it is not marketed and when tourists come, they are surprised by a happy holiday.❤❤
I can see that
Meknes is a beautiful city❤
Yes absolutely
Pastilla😍😍😍😍😍
Love that
Bastila is from Fès, Morocco! Nice video ❤
Duly noted, we will go there from Meknes
We call it Rouze (rice) can't miss that :D , we usually consomme it paela-style (andalusian way) , sometimes as porridge .
very good
Welcome to rococo
Many thanks
Good
thanks
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🙏🙏🙏🙏
تعال إلى مصر يا أخي قريبا
ياعمري أين اختفيتم يااصدقاء، 😢💚🇲🇦
نحن هنا وسعداء
i feel hungry too, i ll Go to the kitchen
😂😂😂😂
bon appetit
Merci
Welcome to moroco 😊😅
Many thanks
Pastela is a Spanish word for “cake” and it’s purely Moroccan.. no way you can find it anywhere else
Sure but it's called pastilla...
@@yvesthesleeve it’s a derived word from “pastela” pastilla does not mean any thing.. it was called so for it’s sugary touch, the fishy one is a recent version
Maybe you can make video on how the food vendor prepare their foods.
It is a bit tricky as most people do not want you to film them... or it is difficult to know which ones. that is why I am a bit reluctant but I do want to film people more and also talk with them.
😃😋 you ar good men 😂
Thanks 😅
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Moroccan food is more “spiced” Tunisian food is more spicy 🌶️
Yes that's it
❤😂 compared to western food it is spicy❤ tunisiz is like india spice 😉
Having children play with dolls is much better than having them spend the whole day staring at a tablet screen. These classic toys develop the imagination of children. Your daughter and her doll added a lot of value to this video, especially when she was feeding the doll. Very cool.
I completely agree, it's a sad state the world is in with the kids staring at screens all the time
I love very much you and family the way you travelling entire world and showing the reality of the life each and every point in the world ...bless you brother ...
Many thanks bother
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يا ريت من والي مدينة مكناس ينضم هاد الاسواق هاد العشواءية مشكل خصوصا المونديال جاي
سلام عليكم ورحمة الله وبركاته مساء الخير أخي
Welcome Morocco Bastilla is dish only in Morocco not pastiya
Thanks, noted
Is sugar cane grown in Morocco?
It certainly seems so
We dont have pastilla in Tunisia
I never saw it there but Wikipedia says so.. False again.
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Are all the streets food halal?
All the foods in Morocco is halal
مرحبا
Hey, moonshine, Bastella does exist only in morocco and is a pure moroccan dish it may have some old andalusian influence, but this is a pure dish from the moroccan cuisine, but please please 🙏 don't call it a north African dish 😅 and never compare moroccan traditions and cuisine to the neighbours as it's like insulting the morrocan legacy 😂
Yes. Many people say that, I acknowledge this, it's just that the internet is such a big place and there are so many wrong things obviously...
@yvesthesleeve never trust Wikipedia, any monkey can put his BS there, sometimes in order to confuse people ...
Bastilla is a purely Moroccan dish and has no relation to any North African country. The name also has no relation to Andalusia. Please correct this.
When you read the internet then you see its not true. Even the name is a clear indication of where it's from. Please correct this.
I dont think morrocans eat bread with rice like u did 😅
They do, much more than me, and they even eat fries with it.
Bastilla is a purely Moroccan dish. There is a country with no history that can steal everything that is Moroccan.
I see ...
since you are in Morocco, take a tour of Western Sahara occupied by Morocco and see the suffering of the Sahrawis, while the Moroccan occupiers are stealing the wealth of Western Sahara.🇪🇭
Travelled extensively there before the kids, all the way into Mauritania and then Senegal, Burkina, Mali.. Was a good trip. Maybe we will again
Occupied by Morocco? That’s our land, and those people are moroccan. And if you have any problem with that, we can sort it out
@adhanfi9995 nah
@adhanfi9995 The Treaty of Madrid illegally allowed Spain to cede Western Sahara to Mauritania and Morocco, who shared it between them illegally and against international law, and until now Spain manages the skies of Western Sahara. Morocco had promised to hold a referendum for the Sahrawi people and has not kept its promises and continues to bend the wealth of Western Sahara, such as phosphate, which is the primary source of income in Morocco.
Instead of making only food vlogs just meet localpeople ask about their culture and history so that vlog will make more people to get engaged just my advice , also make good thumbnails that make people to watch the video
In this country it's very difficult to film people, I don't only make food vlogs, but I will stop soon anyway
well haha