@@BourbonISveganThat's really cool! In the US there are still some digital TV stations that will play older things like that, but you have to look up the TV schedule. Otherwise the only other option is buying/renting.
The way he details the 'what' and the 'why' and that he has an unmistakable passion and enthusiasm about it all are the hallmarks of a true master of the craft. You don't easily get tired of watching and listening to him, with what he has to show and say.
i noticed that as well esp they way he manages the fire box. I have respect for theses guys that can read and predict temperature fluctuations through intuition. Its truly a 6th sense.
@@onetwo12onetwo526 not exactly black market but it's not something you'd find on your average supermarket shelf or your average butcher. It's mostly sold in Christian run supermarkets.
Just about the most well spoken and informative pitmasters i've seen. He's offering advice that takes years to learn for free. And as someone Lebanese also familiar with Texas BBQ, i'm telling you you have to try the Lamb. Also, 10/10 Mustache. Just an excellent episode all around.
He makes a great point about barbecue being unbalanced - it's delicious, but it's all heavy and fatty. If you add acidity and crispness in the sides, it makes a huge difference.
Depends on the people eating really some people don’t care about balance they just wanna eat, but as a food professional yes I agree with everything you have said lol
I love this guy's attitude and overall aura. You can tell he is truly down to earth. It must have taken a lot of courage to not only quit his career, but also move across the world just to pursue BBQ. I also love that he honors and respects the art and tradition of Texas Style BBQ, while being brave enough to step out of the norm and diversify his menu to his liking. Definitely will try some day!
the Texas-Egyptian fusion food we didn't know we needed! really appreciate the care, respect, and passion this guy has! best of luck with your amazing looking food
Seriously, couldn’t be more correct. Audibly said to myself the amount of free game he’s giving out is amazing. Super cool he does classes just out of passion and paying his dues. Really cool guy
@@TheSTB9 that's what struck me too. Usually BBQ masters are secretive AF. Not just things like spice and sauce mixes (which he is giving away just not increments) but he's talking about fire control and hot spots and 'the stall' and really getting into the practical day to day effort for prep they do. I feel like I took a 1 session class.
Giving back what he’s learnt and doing a killer job at it, is the most beautiful part of this video. This is how food gets passed down generation after generation, amazing people like this 👏
I've been here, and it is fantastic. They don't mention it, but the trailer is situated in the parking lot of an excellent brewery making for a really nice combo. So happy they're getting a very well deserved spotlight!
Loved this place when I tried it a few months ago, everything was great. But weirdly the biggest surprise was just how delicious their yellow rice is by itself is, magic stuff.
I spent a lot fo time in Egypt in the 70's, Kareem is just so like the locals I met traveling there, smiling, great natured and industrious... Best of luck!
I love that he’s taking Texas BBQ and putting his own spin on it. It looks amazing and I’d definitely stop there when in Austin. He’s also so personable and smart too!
This looks amazing. And without tryna sound too weird. This is what America is all about. Super cool to see an Egyptian dude blend Texan BBQ and create a whole new style. I want to try it!
He's the whole package: a butcher, a cook and a pitmaster in one + he has a unique selling point (his middle-eastern flavours and meat options). On top of that, his bread is definitely so much better than any spongy bread is mostly used in other BBQ joints.
This is what America is all about!!! This dude was motivated by his passion and brought his culture with him, mixed and integrated it into Texas BBQ, adding to its greatness. Amplify this message!
I think you meant to say “the number of *Americans* who’ve never had lamb before“. It is the least popular meet of consumption in the United States, yet it is the most popular grilled meat on the planet, and there is a reason why it is so popular. It is absolutely fantastic!
@@paulmaseman2171 you're correct; I thought lamb was ubiquitous when I was a kid, but many Americans rarely eat it. Goat is also rare, here. (I'm generalizing, bc many cultures and communities go for both)
Not exactly. In Northern parts of East Asia there's lamb. It's a classic for hotpot in China. It's common where there's pasture. Less common than chicken and pork given the cost. But super common in muslim regions. @@SafeEffective-ls2pl
Such an impressive and talented gentleman, who is very passionate about his trade! I hope he continues to have much success, while he enjoys creating amazing food!
I really like that he learned traditional bbq and really honors the craft as its done in texas! the way he brought his eastern culture and palate is super respectful, what a master! I can't wait to try this truck next time I'm in austin.
While you it seems like every pit master or BBQ’er has some mild variations in their creations, I love that this guy throws out all the rules and basically just brings his homes flavors to freaking Texas of all places! I hope that this guy is wildly successful, definitely seems like an intuitive hard worker and just overall pleasant person, cheers mate!
And if you pay attention, you can clearly see that he is not “throwing out all the rules“. He trims a brisket as Aaron Franklin would, and basically uses a Dalmatian rub, very traditional for Texas brisket cooking.
OMG that lamb shoulder... I freakin love reframing existing american traditions with new cultures .. diversity in culture and thought makes everything better. I can't wait to try swing by and try it out!
Excellent docu. Humility is his best asset, as someone before me said. the best part of the video? When he flicked the plastic cup over his head! Priceless!
I just discovered Egyptian food by chance about a week ago. Ended up doing homemade Baba Ganoush and Hawawshi last night and both turned out excellent. It's amazing to see a guy with such passion, as well as creativity to meld two very different food cultures.
Very informative. Love how professional and generous he was with his knowledge. It's awesome how he embraced the Texas BBQ culture while also finding a way to honor his heritage.
BBQ really is an art. I just got my smoker this summer and gave brisket a try. You can’t just follow a recipe like most other cooking, you really need to feel the meat and understand when it’s ready. Just takes time and experience. It’s also very complicated and a long process lol totally worth it tho
My mother was born in Mexico and my MIL born in Taiwan. They both have cowboy boots and embrace Texas culture while honoring their foreign roots. This gentleman makes my heart swell with pride that he is both honoring Texas traditions while incorporating his own background. I am proud to call him a fellow Texan.
I love Mediterranean food. All of them are similar but different. All I know, no matter if you’re Egyptian, Lebanese, Greek, Turkish, etc.. they know how to cook lamb! 🤤
I love this dude. I know a lot of people who've migrated to the US but this guy has fully embraced the culture to the next level 😂 love it 👏 even the style on point. Will definitely go to his spot next time I'm in Texas
@@bonaface It is obvious in his passion and consideration of others. He doesn't just care about himself. He's smart too, a sure give away that he's a democrat!
this is really beautiful im egyptian and you made me proud to be one. i really like the food. it looks delicious. the chef seems nice with his lovely personality and egyptian accent. i hope you're donig great now😊
I just LOVED this video! Kareem is such a likeable guy and i appreciate all his teaching moments. I'm in SE Texas and don't get to Austin much, but the next time I do, I'm definitely eating as his bbq joint! Congratulations, Kareem, on such a successful business!
Absolutely nice to see somebody given an international twist to Texan BBQ. Love the passion the pitmaster has and how he indeed make refreshing sides rather than the boring traditional sides by all the other joints. Well done habibi (y)
He makes me want to travel to Texas and learn his Egyptian style of BBQ. Not to mention try everything on the menu. Your setup and menu combinations are amazing. Thank you for the video.
As an unproud Egyptian i am very proud of you. And you make me feel proud we have something in common.
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Although I live in Dubai, I am not a massive lover of Middle Eastern food (including lamb), but: - It is great to see all the knowledge, expertise and passion the chef has - It is great to see someone innovating such a traditional cuisine (American bbq) Kudos to the chef!
I love how he perfectly balances the new approach he brings while also respecting the traditional aspect of Texas BBQ. Bravo sir, humble and informative. I can’t wait to go back to Austin and visit
There is a lot to be said when you follow your dreams, this is an awesome article. As an Aussie I don't really get the Texas BBQ thing (that's why I'm here) but the use of lamb and light sides ... well let's say I would eat Kareem's BBQ any day of the week! Thank you for sharing!
I've never wanted to try something so badly. LOVE mediterranean food and especially lamb, and also love southern barbecue. This is an incredible fusion that I would love to taste.
He has a real authentic presence about him. Very humble, respectful and enjoyable to watch. Thanks, I really thoroughly enjoyed watching this one.
Came here to say this exact thing.
im super suprised he hasnt been hate crimed down there. lots of racists and sundown towns down there in texas a very awful place full of trumpers
+1
Its because every immigrant to this country strive for the best
Nicely said.💪🏼
As a lifelong Texan and lover of BBQ, I can definitely appreciate the fact he put his own twist on BBQ while still keeping the traditional essence.
A definite welcomed addition to Texas!
what would you know about tradition lol, esclavo
@@aparker9216false it's Austin full of liberals and geh boys
This guy should get the Magnum PI award for Mustche Excellence. The smoked lamb is next level
Magnum PI is still shown daily in the UK on ITV4, today had Sharon Stone guesting, before she was mega famous
@@BourbonISvegan wait until the Muder She Wrote crossover
@@BourbonISveganThat's really cool! In the US there are still some digital TV stations that will play older things like that, but you have to look up the TV schedule. Otherwise the only other option is buying/renting.
Mutton is not for human consumption
@@jbusta8548tell that to the millions and millions who eat it every single day and have for millenia
As a native texan born and raised, how humble he is and how much he truly just LOVES BBQ, i honestly can't get enough of him. He's fr a pitmaster.
The way he details the 'what' and the 'why' and that he has an unmistakable passion and enthusiasm about it all are the hallmarks of a true master of the craft. You don't easily get tired of watching and listening to him, with what he has to show and say.
i noticed that as well esp they way he manages the fire box. I have respect for theses guys that can read and predict temperature fluctuations through intuition. Its truly a 6th sense.
Could not be more proud of what this guy is doing, as a fellow Egyptian. The food looks absolutely incredible. Way to go Kareem!
ye. dude knows his meat
As a fellow Egyptian can you attest to Pork being sold on the black market in Egypt?
@@onetwo12onetwo526 not exactly black market but it's not something you'd find on your average supermarket shelf or your average butcher. It's mostly sold in Christian run supermarkets.
@@ahmedsabbour885 gotcha
@@onetwo12onetwo526 egypt has a huge christian community...
As one of his former culinary instructor I am very proud of all his accomplishments.
Plus he is cheeked up
@@StevenSills-e1e😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
Dude works so clean
You must be very proud, I love to see people who love what they do for a living as much as I love what I do
@@StevenSills-e1e tf
The US is lucky to have people like you live, learn, prosper, teach, and share here. Thank you.
Just about the most well spoken and informative pitmasters i've seen. He's offering advice that takes years to learn for free.
And as someone Lebanese also familiar with Texas BBQ, i'm telling you you have to try the Lamb.
Also, 10/10 Mustache. Just an excellent episode all around.
He is an Arab. You are American. You are not supposed to say anything positive about Arabs.
I agree!!!!
As an Egyptian this made me so proud and happy. Bravo Kareem! 🇪🇬
Specially about that pork 🤣
@@matrixofdeath truly couldnt care less what people eat. Live and let live
as Palestinian i totally agree ,people in the west think we force people to our lifestyle@@ohmsdotbox
Hahaha what a joke you definitely do @suleimanhussien1559
@@matrixofdeathI’d prefer lamb to pork. Lamb is healthier for you.
He makes a great point about barbecue being unbalanced - it's delicious, but it's all heavy and fatty. If you add acidity and crispness in the sides, it makes a huge difference.
Ya, can’t have bbq without pickles union and green chilies!
Depends on the people eating really some people don’t care about balance they just wanna eat, but as a food professional yes I agree with everything you have said lol
@@RojasRaymundo Also coleslaw
I am definitely someone who does not need as much balance in what I’m eating or find my balance in a different way
cole slaw
potato salad
pickle foods
I love this guy's attitude and overall aura. You can tell he is truly down to earth. It must have taken a lot of courage to not only quit his career, but also move across the world just to pursue BBQ. I also love that he honors and respects the art and tradition of Texas Style BBQ, while being brave enough to step out of the norm and diversify his menu to his liking. Definitely will try some day!
This guy is a Boss !!! He honors the tradition of Texas BBQ without being confined by the ingredients. A great chef.
Mad, mad respect to this gentleman to drop everything and pursue your calling/dream. His passion and excitement for his craft is intoxicating.
I suspect that he made his retirement money in banking and then decided to do what he wanted to do for the rest of his life.
the Texas-Egyptian fusion food we didn't know we needed! really appreciate the care, respect, and passion this guy has! best of luck with your amazing looking food
Kareem is as genuine as they come. He truly loves what he does.
Fantastically informative, knowledgeable, and practical. I learned more about BBQ in this one video than I have in years of watching cooking shows.
I was thinking this as I was watching as well.
Seriously, couldn’t be more correct. Audibly said to myself the amount of free game he’s giving out is amazing. Super cool he does classes just out of passion and paying his dues. Really cool guy
@@TheSTB9 that's what struck me too. Usually BBQ masters are secretive AF. Not just things like spice and sauce mixes (which he is giving away just not increments) but he's talking about fire control and hot spots and 'the stall' and really getting into the practical day to day effort for prep they do. I feel like I took a 1 session class.
Cooking shows helped me but I learned a lot by just trying new stuff.
This guy deserves a medal for taking that risk and following his dream no matter where it took him! Well done with your BBQ dream come true!
Giving back what he’s learnt and doing a killer job at it, is the most beautiful part of this video. This is how food gets passed down generation after generation, amazing people like this 👏
I've been here, and it is fantastic. They don't mention it, but the trailer is situated in the parking lot of an excellent brewery making for a really nice combo.
So happy they're getting a very well deserved spotlight!
Dope! Thanks for the info! I'd def check it out.
Never heard of it or the brewery but I’m so down!
Loved this place when I tried it a few months ago, everything was great. But weirdly the biggest surprise was just how delicious their yellow rice is by itself is, magic stuff.
I spent a lot fo time in Egypt in the 70's, Kareem is just so like the locals I met traveling there, smiling, great natured and industrious... Best of luck!
I love that he’s taking Texas BBQ and putting his own spin on it. It looks amazing and I’d definitely stop there when in Austin. He’s also so personable and smart too!
He's one of those guys that doesn't have to try to be cool at all. He's got that natural swagger and charm.
It's the mustache!!!
@@gbae636 Its definately the mustache lol
@@gbae636it’s because he’s Egyptian. 😉
@@RoxwinsEgyptians are one of the most uncool arabs... but this guy is different lol
This looks amazing. And without tryna sound too weird. This is what America is all about. Super cool to see an Egyptian dude blend Texan BBQ and create a whole new style. I want to try it!
Couldn’t agree more. This is the spirit of America.
Thinking the same thing. Immigrants, come one come all, respect American culture and assimilate yours into ours.
He's the whole package: a butcher, a cook and a pitmaster in one + he has a unique selling point (his middle-eastern flavours and meat options).
On top of that, his bread is definitely so much better than any spongy bread is mostly used in other BBQ joints.
This is officially one of my favorite BA mini-doc videos! Absolutely love this guy.
This is what America is all about!!! This dude was motivated by his passion and brought his culture with him, mixed and integrated it into Texas BBQ, adding to its greatness. Amplify this message!
This guy's marketing must be A+. I've seen this place spotlighted on about 4 different popular food vlog RUclips pages now.
I swear I thought I was tweaking cuz I could of sworn I seen this already 😂
Didn’t Best Ever Food Review Show do something on this guy too?
@@Sniperboy5551 and I think Mike Chen as well.
If he worked in banking, then relationship-building for mutual gain is his bread & butter.
@@Chris.4345 "Relationship-building for mutual gain" is certainly one way to put it
I have nothing but respect for ppl like him the dedication to their craft is inspiring
This guy is really great. Humble and informative and not as off putting as some other featured chefs.
Burger Boy was awful
This guy is a legend. I’ve never heard someone take the time to explain how important the fire / smoke is. He’s so knowledgeable! Salamat habibi
You've never bbq'd before?
I grew up on a sheep farm in upstate New York; the number of people who have never had lamb before is always wild to me. Super underrated meat.
I think you meant to say “the number of *Americans* who’ve never had lamb before“. It is the least popular meet of consumption in the United States, yet it is the most popular grilled meat on the planet, and there is a reason why it is so popular. It is absolutely fantastic!
@@paulmaseman2171 you're correct; I thought lamb was ubiquitous when I was a kid, but many Americans rarely eat it. Goat is also rare, here. (I'm generalizing, bc many cultures and communities go for both)
@paulmaseman2171 lamb is very uncommon in East Asia and Latin America.
Not exactly. In Northern parts of East Asia there's lamb. It's a classic for hotpot in China. It's common where there's pasture. Less common than chicken and pork given the cost. But super common in muslim regions. @@SafeEffective-ls2pl
The lamb is next level. After watching this, I want to return simply for his humility and love for the craft.
Such an impressive and talented gentleman, who is very passionate about his trade! I hope he continues to have much success, while he enjoys creating amazing food!
I really like that he learned traditional bbq and really honors the craft as its done in texas! the way he brought his eastern culture and palate is super respectful, what a master! I can't wait to try this truck next time I'm in austin.
While you it seems like every pit master or BBQ’er has some mild variations in their creations, I love that this guy throws out all the rules and basically just brings his homes flavors to freaking Texas of all places! I hope that this guy is wildly successful, definitely seems like an intuitive hard worker and just overall pleasant person, cheers mate!
There are huge Middle Eastern, African, Indian, and East Asian communities in Texas. This isn't the 1970's anymore.
And if you pay attention, you can clearly see that he is not “throwing out all the rules“. He trims a brisket as Aaron Franklin would, and basically uses a Dalmatian rub, very traditional for Texas brisket cooking.
You can just tell he loves his craft, no ego explains every step in the process and the why.
13:48 🤣😂🤣 That bowl flip and that laugh
Kareem is a huge sweetheart. I try to go to Oddwood and KG every quarter. It's worth it every time
He is an Arab. You are American. You are not supposed to say nice things about an Arab. You are supposed to be hateful and fearful. Use racial slurs.
We just went today and the food was absolutely incredible. My new favorite BBQ place in Austin
OMG that lamb shoulder... I freakin love reframing existing american traditions with new cultures .. diversity in culture and thought makes everything better. I can't wait to try swing by and try it out!
After 11 mins into the video , it hit me that he is such a genuine person who really loves what he does for the people.
Excellent docu. Humility is his best asset, as someone before me said. the best part of the video? When he flicked the plastic cup over his head! Priceless!
Hi
I just discovered Egyptian food by chance about a week ago. Ended up doing homemade Baba Ganoush and Hawawshi last night and both turned out excellent. It's amazing to see a guy with such passion, as well as creativity to meld two very different food cultures.
Very informative. Love how professional and generous he was with his knowledge. It's awesome how he embraced the Texas BBQ culture while also finding a way to honor his heritage.
BBQ really is an art. I just got my smoker this summer and gave brisket a try. You can’t just follow a recipe like most other cooking, you really need to feel the meat and understand when it’s ready. Just takes time and experience. It’s also very complicated and a long process lol totally worth it tho
as Franklin bbq has said, your first brisket will be horrible. keep on trying. experiment. it's all about the journey
Kareem is a star. Knowledgeable about classics but innovative. This is exactly the place I would love to spend my money at.
My mother was born in Mexico and my MIL born in Taiwan. They both have cowboy boots and embrace Texas culture while honoring their foreign roots. This gentleman makes my heart swell with pride that he is both honoring Texas traditions while incorporating his own background. I am proud to call him a fellow Texan.
I love Mediterranean food. All of them are similar but different. All I know, no matter if you’re Egyptian, Lebanese, Greek, Turkish, etc.. they know how to cook lamb! 🤤
I’m Mexican and Mediterranean is my second favorite cuisine. Some of their dishes look identical to Mexican food (not Tex Mex)
They sure do. Its so much better for you.. thats why the u.s dont farm them lol
@@ghernandez2263 Same here, especially because they even have their own tortilla (pita bread) lol.
The more light you allow within you, the brighter the world you live in will be.
Kareem has such an amazing smile ❤❤❤ you can clearly see on it how passionate and proud he is about his cooking
Kareem is so knowledgeable and fun to watch, he knows his meats inside out. I would definitely stop by whenever I’m in Austin
I love this dude. I know a lot of people who've migrated to the US but this guy has fully embraced the culture to the next level 😂 love it 👏 even the style on point. Will definitely go to his spot next time I'm in Texas
he's a democrat calm down
@@bonaface People will always find a way to bring politics into it
US doesn’t have a culture it has filth now.
@@bonaface It is obvious in his passion and consideration of others. He doesn't just care about himself. He's smart too, a sure give away that he's a democrat!
@@jamessandman3708Republicans can be that too lol
Bro that stash is on point!
I love how he has respect for the Texas traditions and yet pulls in his culture.
This guys needs his own RUclips channel, brilliant insights.
This gave me such a sense of pride and joy as an Egyptian. Kudos, Kareem!
this is really beautiful im egyptian and you made me proud to be one. i really like the food. it looks delicious. the chef seems nice with his lovely personality and egyptian accent. i hope you're donig great now😊
One of the best food chef, well explained on his process, thoughts, and how he envisioned things.
This is brilliant. Informative, authentic and innovative. Very interesting combination of spices. More of this, please.
I love how he explained absolutely everything he was doing. Much respect
I wish this chef all the best. Blown away.
I just LOVED this video! Kareem is such a likeable guy and i appreciate all his teaching moments. I'm in SE Texas and don't get to Austin much, but the next time I do, I'm definitely eating as his bbq joint! Congratulations, Kareem, on such a successful business!
This guy is a Texan, through and through. Hats off to you sir, can't wait to try your BBQ!
I love this guy’s story, attitude and passion. Welcome to Texas!
Absolutely nice to see somebody given an international twist to Texan BBQ. Love the passion the pitmaster has and how he indeed make refreshing sides rather than the boring traditional sides by all the other joints. Well done habibi (y)
Very generous with his information. A true teacher ❤
Thank you
Love this guy. I wish we could all harmonize the best of two cultures like this more often.
He makes me want to travel to Texas and learn his Egyptian style of BBQ. Not to mention try everything on the menu. Your setup and menu combinations are amazing. Thank you for the video.
This is what makes America great
Exactly what I thought
I live in San Antonio and KG Barbecue is my next destination for some great food.
Thanks for moving to Texas and bringing your food approach.
Absolutely incredible looking. Love the blend of flavors and am dying to try. This is what becoming American is about!
This Guy!
Smart, Creative, Dedicated and a real Sweetpeach. Go ahead Kareem, keep giving to the World! 🧡
I love this dude! Amazing when he says “y’all” 😂😂😂 AMAZING piece of videography!
Videography lol cringeworthy comment
His story is soooo cool!! He found something he loved and went head first for it. Love this!!!!
What an awesome guy. Thanks for sharing his story and business.
WOW! Looks amazing! Also loads of respect for this guy. Jumping into the deep end in Austin BBQ scene is NOT easy. And the food looks amazing!
The passion is visible. That makes the food even better. I'll have to stop by next time I get to Texas.
As an unproud Egyptian i am very proud of you. And you make me feel proud we have something in common.
Although I live in Dubai, I am not a massive lover of Middle Eastern food (including lamb), but:
- It is great to see all the knowledge, expertise and passion the chef has
- It is great to see someone innovating such a traditional cuisine (American bbq)
Kudos to the chef!
Best thing about “social “ is the free expression of guys like this. Brilliant!
Bros more grateful to be here than 99% of people born in the USA. May your health and business prosper sir.
What a fusion! Can’t wait to try this place. I lived in Dubai for over three years and Middle Eastern food is one of my favorites. 🙌🏼
This guys mustache is a perfect blend of Texas and Egypt.
He looks like a texan bhorat 😂
Not only does the food look absolutely incredible, but I love this guy's energy and passion! Truly inspirational story.
I love how he perfectly balances the new approach he brings while also respecting the traditional aspect of Texas BBQ. Bravo sir, humble and informative. I can’t wait to go back to Austin and visit
Best part of Texas is the mixing of cultures, we're glad to have him!
This guy has a 3rd degree black belt in mustache!
Can we get a own bbq show to this lad, 21min flew by when I watched this! Truly a passioned what he is doing and love to see that!
There is a lot to be said when you follow your dreams, this is an awesome article. As an Aussie I don't really get the Texas BBQ thing (that's why I'm here) but the use of lamb and light sides ... well let's say I would eat Kareem's BBQ any day of the week! Thank you for sharing!
Where there is great love, there are always miracles.
You are the American Dream! Followed your heart to Texas because of brisket. Amazing.
Love it. The diversity , the why’s, the how’s. The process, mouthwatering.
The way he shares his techniques and knowledge is phenomenal.
I appreciate this man's culinary vision. That food looks amazing, i wish him and his business great success!
Love this guy! Welcome to America! You represent what this country is all about. Be well.
this is the pure definition of, If you find something you’re passionate about, pursue it
I've never wanted to try something so badly. LOVE mediterranean food and especially lamb, and also love southern barbecue. This is an incredible fusion that I would love to taste.
The Egyptian cowboy is in season 3 of netflix's Barbecue Showdown !
Loving the flavors and middle eastern take on barbecue. Looks so delicious
Cairo, Egypt to Austin, Texas is wild! Amazing story 🤎