@@rayadawn3535 Thanks, I did not know. Perhaps they should have touched upon that. Although the message here should be more focused on how beautiful it is, when a religion/organization is willing to feed strangers.. Than us, wondering about the cleanliness, we in Western Society, are used to.
@@rayadawn3535 -- No they don't even if they did, the ladder and whatever contraption the dude has around his leg is extremely unsanitary. This is a massive health hazard and the appropriate authorities should shut this down ASAP.
@@AgnosticFascist It's not about being poisonous, it's about adapting with time and they get enough donations for that, can't you just imagine how unhygienic it is for a man to enter the cauldron with a ladder and then serve it, slightest mistake can result in a mass food poisoning And don't try to relate it with Religious hatred
@@adityamessiah69 Based on simple Statistic & Scientific thinking of proof --> inference When 6 million people visit every year and Durgah is using same Degh - Cauldron for 6 centuries . If there is no major food poisoning happem in last 60-70 years of independent india's published history, Then certainly Durgah people taking care of Food Quality issue. You can't publically express negetive views without iota of bad action by entity. Your perception should stay in your head. Think about why ACTUAL REALITY is different than your PERCEPTION & EXPECTATION and fix your life
Here is a hot take: Not having stuff like this on a social level is why your society suffers from higher rates of auto immune diseases and weak immunity.
Instead of simply pouring something out, 5 individuals shove all their hands inside first. No matter what race, creed, religion, or color you are, that shit is nasty, absolutely unnecessary, and you all KNOW it. Just. Stop. Defending. Poor. Hygiene. You don't want to be shamed? Don't ask for it.
How is it not sanitary? The deg is cleaned before it is used for cooking. They are pouring the ingredients directly into it. Stirring food with wooden utensils is safer than using plastic or nylon which leach chemicals and BPA into hot food- heck I'd rather eat food that had a wooden ladder in it over heated plastic. The man who climbed down to get the food was wearing clean coverings over his shoes. You would be shocked at how "sanitary" many restaurants are.
Always love.. Big batches✨.. Just wanted to clear one simple thing..... You called it prashad.. N another main thing it's not temple... It's d called dargah.... Just hoping to make u understand well... N clearly... Although in our india people of every religion work hard to feed piligrims who comes for worshipping ( no matter it's any religion ...) ... ... Just love and proud to be an indian🇮🇳...
This is not temple, or prasad but tabarruk, a Durgah of Saints, who dedicated their lives to spread the word of loving God, and their doors were open to anyone who seek light, guidence, or just need their sorrows, worries sorted, they have passed away, yet People keep their memories and love for them.
The Ajmer rape case involved the serial rapes and blackmailing of girls by local gang in Ajmer, Rajasthan in 1992. It is one of sexual exploitation scandals.[2][3][1] The scandal involved young girls. The news of the scandal broke after a local paper, ‘Dainik Navajyoti’ published some nude images and a story about school students being blackmailed by local gangs.[4] 1992 Ajmer serial rape Location Ajmer, Rajasthan, India Coordinates 53.430°N 1.357°W Type Sexual abuse and blackmailing (Estimated 250 (1991-1992, according to the media report) aged approximately 11-20 Reporter Deenbandhu Chaudary and Santosh Gupta, Dainik Navajyoti. [1] Inquiries Rajasthan Police (1992-2021) Trial Rajasthan High Court and Supreme Court of India Convictions 5 of the accused convicted, including Farooq Chishtee. The investigation of the case was stalled by police under political pressure as the main accused, Farooq Chishtee, belonging to the Khadims of Ajmer Sharif Dargah, was president of the Ajmer Indian Youth Congress.[5] Eventually, 18 serial offenders were charged in court. 8 were convicted for life and 4 among them were later acquitted in 2001.[6] In 2007, a fast track court in Ajmer convicted Farooq Chishti, but in 2013, Rajasthan High Court released him on time served.[7] "The accused were in a position of influence, both socially and financially, and that made it even more difficult to persuade the girls to come forward and depose," says retired Rajasthan D.G.P. Omendra Bhardwaj, who was then posted as the Deputy Inspector General of Police, Ajmer.[8] The Supreme Court noted in this case, "Unfortunately many of the victims who appeared as witnesses turned hostile and one can appreciate the reason why they did not want to depose against the appellants as that would have exposed them as well, and would have adversely affected their future life."[8] The case has been compared to the Rotherham child sexual exploitation scandal.[citation needed]
I'm sorry , but the subtitles is so bad. What religion is this ? I heard he said buddha , but from my pov , that looks like muslim community no ? If so , good for them to feeding people even from different religions.
I’m an Indian citizen and I know that the food hygiene standards are shocking in my country. For any non-Indian please avoid these places (I do too) and visit a busy restaurant or a trusted street cart with good reviews.
Busy restaurant are especially the one who neglect the most because they were busy so they don't care the hygiene anymore. What they care is all about the money. Especially those food cart are.. Every where we look we can see a spill food here and there. With only one piece of clothes the cook will survive the day without changing to clean his hand etc maybe that's the secret of the food😅😅😅
There is video of a poor guy falling back into a much smaller cauldron. People could not pull him out, till they finally dumped the entire thing over, but it was too late for the gentlemen. Something tells me that they don't wash the latter or the ropes after each use, nevermind people throwing in money and other junk before the cook, I'd pass, there's gotta be a better way.
Great video thanks for sharing it ❤ and educating the world about these traditions and customs and cultures very touching. Sharing is caring it symbolizes peace in the world ☪️🇵🇰
I admire people who would dare eat from that cauldron. Just seeing the guy standing on it is a no already. But I do respect other traditions and I guess this may be a way of life to some of them.
@@sidv4615 I think nobody is saying the whole of India is like this, so I hope you won’t take offense in comments like mine. Stuff like this happen in different countries of the world, so there is no generalization in my comment, just for clarification. :)
The Indian tradition of cooking in big batches is a wonderful way to help the less fortunate and promote equality. However, they should also consider the safety of the cooks involved. With such large pots, there's a risk of someone accidentally falling in and getting cooked even before he was pulled out😮💨 To prevent this, they could atleast make the lids higher or have the cooks wear aprons with secure ties.
@@gajendrakumar9166 Yeah thousands of other community members visit too.. Also, dargahs are not part of Islam anyway. More like an inspiration from temples.
The Prophet (blessings and peace of Allah be upon him) told us that: “Every innovation is going astray, and every going astray will be in the Fire.” Narrated by Muslim (867) and an-Nasaa’i (1578)
@@abinjoseph9808 GoFundMe and similar websites exist, Greenpeace and similar organisations exist, schools here literally teach you about helping others and community work, and much more. I am from a third world country and I've seen more compassion in the West than most other places.
Very well said,🇮🇳🕉️ Sanatana Dharma 🕉️🇮🇳 is the oldest on the earth 🌍. This is copy of Sanatana Dharma There are places in India 🇮🇳 All Gurudwara All temples ( Lord Venkatesh Tirupati, Lord Jagannath Puri, Lord Annapurneswari Horanadu, Lord Manjunath Dharmasthala, Maata Vaushnodevi Shrine Katra, Jammu, Temples in Bhopal, Temples in Andhra Tamilnadu across India Lord Sri Rama Ayodhya etc where they follow culture of worshipping kitchen , rice which is called Annadaana mahadaana Annaprasadam. Lot more to tell about the history This channel is like half cooked or half baked Well said madam 🇮🇳🕉️
Dude its a very famous dargah they should perhaps use some new tech rather than just send a guy in to get food out muslim waqf board is 3rd largest land owning body in india only after indian army and indian railway still no progress casue some maulvis just corrupt all the 💰
Did you see any Muslim going to temple by heartful not at all. They have destroyed all our monuments and sculpture and statues have not you seen in historical places. Open your mind and eyes bro
I remember talking to a gentleman, an Uber driver in Leicester who had family in India. He told me that if you ever visit you need to book an extra week to get over the food poisoning you WILL get, so your body has time to get used to it.
This was mainly for a specific community but others are also welcome. Usually food in large quantities like this does call for hygiene concerns but we all go by a mutual trust for those who want to have this. People who can't stand this, just ignore and move on
They literally mentioned that the big pot is not used daily, and is substituted for a relatively smaller one unless they need the capacity. It was probably a showcase by the management on the day of the shoot.
Lot of incorrect information in this video. This is not a temple but a Islamic shrine of a Sufi Invader. The word prasad means the offering you get from Hindu gods and temples. The Narrator is calling it a temple and the rice as Prasad. It's either ignorance or sinister propaganda.
Its specific to only this place. Therr are many religious institutions around India who cook very healthy and hygieninc food. Watch the documentary series called Mega Kitchens by National Geographic to know about that.
Yes brother I do know many great kitchens in India like Golden Temple, Akshay Patra etc.... But this ? isn't even an proper kitchen then why showcase this ? What so special about this place ? even some youtubers make this amount of food maintaining hygiene too.
@@muhammadtaaseenmirza2242 ajmer dargah is not a small place of pilgrimage Its one of the biggest place for muslims in indian subcontinet and it having such old tech only tells the sheer mismanagement sone by waqt board and tolerated by muslims
It is not a temple but Hazrat Khawaja Moinuddin Chisti (R.A) Dargah in Ajmer. Please make necessary changes to the voiceover. Also. it is not Prasad but Niyaaz which can be consumed by people of every religion.
Yaar, everyone they said the shoes are covered with washed cloth each time.....usually all these utensils, the couldron and the cloth would be kept separate and cleaned after each use. Just because they are not using plastic coverings doesn't mean it's not clean.....
they have wrapped the man from toe to knee with cleaned shoes. I think because the cloth is black that many people think its not clean. Please dont have that misconception. Also the ladder would have definitely been kept in a clean place and washed after every use. People then carry it on their shoulders so that it doesnt touch the ground.
It looks delicious but I’m amazed no one gets food poisoning. 1: Cauldron doesn’t look like food grade metal, and the welds aren’t flushed back. 2: How do they clean it once they remove all the donations? 3: Rope and wooden objects in there, that I’m guessing aren’t single use. 4 Some dude climbs down into it and gets his feet in it… Looks like he has his shoes on with no bags over them or anything.
I just want to say this isnt a temple ,a temple is a term for sikh hindu parsi religious sites and so is the term prasad ,this is simply a mosque or masjid.
Am guessing that the video has not been checked by a Hindu/Muslim. As far as I know, that's not called Prasad, because Prasad is a Hindu offering, at Hindu temples.
I am not sure about this site in particular but many Sufi places use the term prasad too. Especially if they have many hindu followers. In general prasad/langar/bhadara are used by Dharmic religions…
A small section of people in India eat at these kind of places, yes it is unsanitary but a lot of people in India prefer hygienic food, but all these videos of these unsanitary practices make it seem like everyone indulges in that type of thing
Sometimes it feels like the western media intentionally highlights the worst of the worst in India, some our cities are just as modern as any western cities, why don't you show some highly rated restaurants from those cities.
TBH, most Indian people will not fall ill if they eat prasadam/bhandara from religious sites. Many temples in my state (Uttarakhand) host grand feasts cooked in smaller batches over many days but not even the 'white devotees' from many Western countries (especially the US and the UK) face any issues. On the flip side, my cousins from the USA fall ill even after eating home-cooked food and drinking filtered water in India.
Really boils down to what the dish is (cooked/semi-cooked) and the cleanliness of the storage/delivery councils for the larger temples...but at the end it is also about the immunity of the person. Many Indians are vaccinated/exposed to diseases that are almost non-existent in the western world. Also children are more vulnerable than adults. But painting everything as dirty is wrong...imo
This shrine is a notorious shrine. Few years ago, clerics of this shrine had sexually molested hundreds of poor Hindu girls and women. I think it was 1992 case. Recently extremist Muslims were staying in this shrine.
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So good to see so many hands literally going into this dish.
Its a tradition, when they all have diarria at the same time it flushes out the sewers clearing blockages.
Hygiene is just on another level.
It's what gives the taste
lol it gives a extra flavor wdym
Ladder is the key ingredient and it's delicious!!
No..its those boot and spit by maulvi, sweat and fart makes is little more spicy
So much propaganda by hindOs@@ashes1895
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Big Batches is the BEST!!!!! Thanks! And we LOVE Claudia, her narration is amazing, I want her to narrate while I cook supper every day :)
I'm sure the food is very tasty, but the whole process is a hygienic nightmare XD
People who usually eat from temple mosque and church are poor or orphan last thing they worry in life is hygiene
South asians have strong immune systems lol
That’s sums up the entirety of india honestly. Lol
India isa hygienic nightmare
Well it's hard to please everyone especially the germaphobes.
So before cooking the Rice, do they "Sanitize" the inside? Due to the amount of microbes, money carry? Not to mention other elements.
Of course they do, this is a holy site
@@rayadawn3535 Thanks, I did not know. Perhaps they should have touched upon that. Although the message here should be more focused on how beautiful it is, when a religion/organization is willing to feed strangers.. Than us, wondering about the cleanliness, we in Western Society, are used to.
@@rayadawn3535 -- No they don't even if they did, the ladder and whatever contraption the dude has around his leg is extremely unsanitary. This is a massive health hazard and the appropriate authorities should shut this down ASAP.
@@rayadawn3535holy is not synonymous to sanitary lol. Just take a look at river ganges for example
@@thesquire2980 It seems from the evidence, that the locals do not get sick. You know, evidence. That would be remedial science.
"Everyone is equal and noone leaves on an empty stomach." what a wonderful idea.
*Throws the "worker" in* it's food anyway.
-Food Industry
Someone wrote a song about that, some guy from Liverpool, he is not around anymore sadly. His wife and two sons are, though.
@@cristsan4171 I don't understand what you're trying to say? It looks like a very horizontally structured work force if you ask me.
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If only this philosophy would be more common in America
India. Where food safety is a mere suggestion.
Ok yt clean your @$$ , first then talk
It is safe than you think. That's the largest pot I have ever seen. In India mega kitchens and utensils are needed to treat all the people.
Not representative of all places in India.
You whites let your dogs walk outside and then hop in straight to bed…
Who cares? Everyone gets fed and that is special.
no matter the race, cast, or religion no one leaves with an empty stomach...amazing
though when they arrive at home they empty their stomachs because the food rockets out of their ass
@@Hans.Dewitt Talking from experience
@@junctionballito2813 Found the white boy. (him, not you)
@@AngelusNielsonand every single time, the white boy is correct. Stfu
@@AngelusNielsonanybody who speaks like you is the real racist and the real problem.
I never imagined a cooker so big that you needed to use a ladder to climb down to get the food.
Only muslims use such unhealthy methods, other religions like Sikhs and Hindus also cook such big batches but we use modern techniques
@@adityamessiah69
Why so poisonous
@@AgnosticFascist It's not about being poisonous, it's about adapting with time and they get enough donations for that, can't you just imagine how unhygienic it is for a man to enter the cauldron with a ladder and then serve it, slightest mistake can result in a mass food poisoning
And don't try to relate it with Religious hatred
@@adityamessiah69
Based on simple Statistic & Scientific thinking of proof --> inference
When 6 million people visit every year and Durgah is using same Degh - Cauldron for 6 centuries .
If there is no major food poisoning happem in last 60-70 years of independent india's published history, Then certainly Durgah people taking care of Food Quality issue.
You can't publically express negetive views without iota of bad action by entity. Your perception should stay in your head.
Think about why ACTUAL REALITY is different than your PERCEPTION & EXPECTATION and fix your life
@@adityamessiah69 We know how you hindus hygenic 🤢
After decades of learning the hard way... unfortunately my immune system would not survive this. But I wish it was as strong as theirs.💕
Here is a hot take: Not having stuff like this on a social level is why your society suffers from higher rates of auto immune diseases and weak immunity.
@@rutvikrs thats not a hot take , thats the complete true , people that are too worry about microbes usually are weaker
Turmeric has antimicrobial properties, same with heat 🔥
Because you are weak. Bacteria lives on and in everything, alive and dead. Destroying and avoiding it has made western societies sicker.
@@lagartinho95 you go live in filth if you want to, someday you'll become civilised
Absolutely love Big Batches!!!
Sure it might not be that sanitary but bringing the community together is probably the more important thing of this cauldron
The heat makes it sanitary.
And I mean it's India. Their gut bacteria are well trained.
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Instead of simply pouring something out, 5 individuals shove all their hands inside first.
No matter what race, creed, religion, or color you are, that shit is nasty, absolutely unnecessary, and you all KNOW it.
Just. Stop. Defending. Poor. Hygiene.
You don't want to be shamed? Don't ask for it.
How is it not sanitary? The deg is cleaned before it is used for cooking. They are pouring the ingredients directly into it. Stirring food with wooden utensils is safer than using plastic or nylon which leach chemicals and BPA into hot food- heck I'd rather eat food that had a wooden ladder in it over heated plastic. The man who climbed down to get the food was wearing clean coverings over his shoes. You would be shocked at how "sanitary" many restaurants are.
Cooking in such a large pot is really challenging. Kudos for feeding all visitors
there is something i love the way she says batches
Ikr
Me too
Same
1:00 for everyone that wants to hear it multiple times
It sounds like Claudia Romeo, she has her own YT channel now. Really great host and presenter, episodes are really well thought out and informative.
Always love.. Big batches✨.. Just wanted to clear one simple thing..... You called it prashad.. N another main thing it's not temple... It's d called dargah....
Just hoping to make u understand well... N clearly...
Although in our india people of every religion work hard to feed piligrims who comes for worshipping ( no matter it's any religion ...) ...
... Just love and proud to be an indian🇮🇳...
Such a fantastic series. It's absolutely fascinating to see how they prepare such a large amount of food!
You Def didn't watch the whole video
@@supatx1399 Maybe he meant was actually see to it in person.
@@supatx1399 Probably. That comment is so generic you could use it on every big batches video.
It would be cool to see this in person! How incredible
Imagine the heavenly smell all that hot food is giving off too
This is not temple, or prasad but tabarruk, a Durgah of Saints, who dedicated their lives to spread the word of loving God, and their doors were open to anyone who seek light, guidence, or just need their sorrows, worries sorted, they have passed away, yet People keep their memories and love for them.
Even the head guy was calling it prasad
@@shesh32 he said because here not only muslim come
All community comes here and Normally Indians called PRASAAD
The Ajmer rape case involved the serial rapes and blackmailing of girls by local gang in Ajmer, Rajasthan in 1992. It is one of sexual exploitation scandals.[2][3][1] The scandal involved young girls. The news of the scandal broke after a local paper, ‘Dainik Navajyoti’ published some nude images and a story about school students being blackmailed by local gangs.[4]
1992 Ajmer serial rape
Location
Ajmer, Rajasthan, India
Coordinates
53.430°N 1.357°W
Type
Sexual abuse and blackmailing (Estimated 250 (1991-1992, according to the media report) aged approximately 11-20
Reporter
Deenbandhu Chaudary and Santosh Gupta, Dainik Navajyoti. [1]
Inquiries
Rajasthan Police (1992-2021)
Trial
Rajasthan High Court and Supreme Court of India
Convictions
5 of the accused convicted, including Farooq Chishtee.
The investigation of the case was stalled by police under political pressure as the main accused, Farooq Chishtee, belonging to the Khadims of Ajmer Sharif Dargah, was president of the Ajmer Indian Youth Congress.[5] Eventually, 18 serial offenders were charged in court. 8 were convicted for life and 4 among them were later acquitted in 2001.[6] In 2007, a fast track court in Ajmer convicted Farooq Chishti, but in 2013, Rajasthan High Court released him on time served.[7]
"The accused were in a position of influence, both socially and financially, and that made it even more difficult to persuade the girls to come forward and depose," says retired Rajasthan D.G.P. Omendra Bhardwaj, who was then posted as the Deputy Inspector General of Police, Ajmer.[8] The Supreme Court noted in this case, "Unfortunately many of the victims who appeared as witnesses turned hostile and one can appreciate the reason why they did not want to depose against the appellants as that would have exposed them as well, and would have adversely affected their future life."[8] The case has been compared to the Rotherham child sexual exploitation scandal.[citation needed]
Pagan this not of God... folks serving idols
I'm sorry , but the subtitles is so bad. What religion is this ? I heard he said buddha , but from my pov , that looks like muslim community no ? If so , good for them to feeding people even from different religions.
I’m an Indian citizen and I know that the food hygiene standards are shocking in my country.
For any non-Indian please avoid these places (I do too) and visit a busy restaurant or a trusted street cart with good reviews.
Thought the same. Is it really necessary to touch the ingredients?
Busy restaurant are especially the one who neglect the most because they were busy so they don't care the hygiene anymore. What they care is all about the money. Especially those food cart are.. Every where we look we can see a spill food here and there. With only one piece of clothes the cook will survive the day without changing to clean his hand etc maybe that's the secret of the food😅😅😅
I am Indian and I would proudly eat this
Lol
6:20 I like how the guy on the right is throwing somebody's leftovers back in the pot xD
Incredible. That Deg is almost four times older than my country!
My grand mother is older than your country
That pot can’t be that old because that look like that electrical arc welding that was only invented in the 1930s
@@stilespoole6520 It was probably fixed
@@stilespoole6520 I mean medieval castles around the world also have electrical wiring so surely they were also built recently right?
@@HamAndCheesePuristsOfAmerica "electrical arc welding" read it twice next time.
Hope no accidents happened while in the process of cooking it. Like the chef fell on that cauldron and cooked alive.
😭😭😭😂😂😂😂😂😂😂 my god! Can't stop laughing
That would add flavour to the soup
There is video of a poor guy falling back into a much smaller cauldron. People could not pull him out, till they finally dumped the entire thing over, but it was too late for the gentlemen.
Something tells me that they don't wash the latter or the ropes after each use, nevermind people throwing in money and other junk before the cook, I'd pass, there's gotta be a better way.
Tasty
That's not 37 ft wide, there's no way. Love the amazing thought behind it all though! Makes me smile.
Yeah I agree, I wonder if they mean circumference which would give it a diameter of roughly 11 feet 10 inches which, visually, makes a lot more sense.
Barring these people being dwarfs or giants, I'd say the width is around 18-20 ft.
Great video thanks for sharing it ❤ and educating the world about these traditions and customs and cultures very touching. Sharing is caring it symbolizes peace in the world ☪️🇵🇰
my grandma lives in Ajmer. I am happy that our city is getting represented.
represented in such filthy way ??? 🤮
@@tarunpatra1394 So smelly odiya temples should be featured?
They spit in it to make it Halala 😢
@@tarunpatra1394sweet😬
@1:10 how is it cleaned though?
It looks like fun. Everyone passing around the jugs was goofy.
This is awesome but I'd have rather not known about the feet part before I ate it 😂😆. Looks yummy other than the toe jam
😂😂😂
1:05 That is the tastiest looking garbage I have ever seen!!!
5 Yelp Stars!
Where is the health and safety officer and food standards agency?
its india, it doesn't exist
paid off to look the other way...
If India had health inspectors, the whole country would have to be shut down.
Enjoying the tasty pudding daily for free and gets 3 extra to take home.
4:26 oh Lord . We are already living in Modern society but why that's the only option you guys had..
I admire people who would dare eat from that cauldron. Just seeing the guy standing on it is a no already.
But I do respect other traditions and I guess this may be a way of life to some of them.
trust me, only a few of us are like those people not everyone.
@@sidv4615 I think nobody is saying the whole of India is like this, so I hope you won’t take offense in comments like mine. Stuff like this happen in different countries of the world, so there is no generalization in my comment, just for clarification. :)
@@mischa6688 all of india IS like this.
How is the kichup you poor on the hot dog made? 🌭
@@farhadsaahi1658 by machines
i can see there are lot of wealthy muslims in and outside of india .. i wish you all make this free for all (it is 100% possible)
The Indian tradition of cooking in big batches is a wonderful way to help the less fortunate and promote equality. However, they should also consider the safety of the cooks involved. With such large pots, there's a risk of someone accidentally falling in and getting cooked even before he was pulled out😮💨 To prevent this, they could atleast make the lids higher or have the cooks wear aprons with secure ties.
ya'll want some feet rice?💀
Wow that guy and ladder in that pot. The lack of sanitation practices. Why they collecting donations in same pot.
Peaceful community
@@gajendrakumar9166 Yeah thousands of other community members visit too.. Also, dargahs are not part of Islam anyway. More like an inspiration from temples.
@@aliza__shah this is a conversion centre not a temple
The heat should kill most bacteria
Did they wash this massive cauldron first?
How come nobody is talking about the foot on top of the sweet rice pot @5:07. CMON!!!!! And they mentioned that the special shoes are clean. 🤔🤔🤔🤔🤔
The Prophet (blessings and peace of Allah be upon him) told us that: “Every innovation is going astray, and every going astray will be in the Fire.” Narrated by Muslim (867) and an-Nasaa’i (1578)
I love seeing the community participation in this event. Something that is missing in western cultures.
You do know that Western countries donate and try to help poorer countries more than those living in them do, right?
@@degstoll help? Western countries exploit poorer countries more like.
@@degstollyea thatst not a comunity event, its more like donate in this box event
@@abinjoseph9808 GoFundMe and similar websites exist, Greenpeace and similar organisations exist, schools here literally teach you about helping others and community work, and much more. I am from a third world country and I've seen more compassion in the West than most other places.
@@degstoll exactly
This channel should know the difference between Dargha ,and temple.
Very well said,🇮🇳🕉️
Sanatana Dharma 🕉️🇮🇳 is the oldest on the earth 🌍.
This is copy of Sanatana Dharma
There are places in India 🇮🇳
All Gurudwara
All temples ( Lord Venkatesh Tirupati, Lord Jagannath Puri, Lord Annapurneswari Horanadu, Lord Manjunath Dharmasthala, Maata Vaushnodevi Shrine Katra, Jammu, Temples in Bhopal, Temples in Andhra Tamilnadu across India Lord Sri Rama Ayodhya etc where they follow culture of worshipping kitchen , rice which is called Annadaana mahadaana Annaprasadam.
Lot more to tell about the history
This channel is like half cooked or half baked
Well said madam 🇮🇳🕉️
I LOVE THIS SERIES! Glad I somehow stumbled on it!
This is not a Hindu temple but it's a Islamic shrine. Food in temples are prepared in much hygienic way because we offer that food to God first.
Load of bollocks
They spit in it to make it Halala 😢
Looks very hygienic every one should accept this holi prasad
It is dargah event of muslims holi is a hindu festival
@@Rajivsince2002 He meant Holy not Holi
Dude its a very famous dargah they should perhaps use some new tech rather than just send a guy in to get food out muslim waqf board is 3rd largest land owning body in india only after indian army and indian railway still no progress casue some maulvis just corrupt all the 💰
Did you see any Muslim going to temple by heartful not at all. They have destroyed all our monuments and sculpture and statues have not you seen in historical places.
Open your mind and eyes bro
They spit in it to make it Halala 😢
Bless whoever eats.
30k everyday
Imagine making *Biryani* or *Paella* in this ? 🤤
Who's fighting for the crispy bottom? 😢
@@dorcasmalahlela2805 Me 😃
I remember talking to a gentleman, an Uber driver in Leicester who had family in India. He told me that if you ever visit you need to book an extra week to get over the food poisoning you WILL get, so your body has time to get used to it.
Man, if this is the way of cooking in my country. The place will get shut down because of hygiene concerns.
But it is not your country. It is India, where they do things the way they see fit.
Same. Health inspections must not be a thing in India.
This was mainly for a specific community but others are also welcome. Usually food in large quantities like this does call for hygiene concerns but we all go by a mutual trust for those who want to have this. People who can't stand this, just ignore and move on
I can't imagine if someone falls into the cauldron. 0:28 3:38
It's a community thing, because half of the community is inside the dish.
😂😂😂
Does this cauldron get washed or it's been years of preserving flavour of past dishes and money?
Looks cool but how sanitary can that be??
I see mega kitchens of hindus and sikhs and look at this...mentality matters..😢
We have seen your people eating from the floor and eat panchgavya 😂
But 98% of the well is empty. They could have made same amount with smaller container
not the point. the point is giant pot
Have you ever seen searing any pan filled with food?
They literally mentioned that the big pot is not used daily, and is substituted for a relatively smaller one unless they need the capacity. It was probably a showcase by the management on the day of the shoot.
Culture and traditions are wonderful but there must be a better, safer, cleanlier way now.
Lot of incorrect information in this video. This is not a temple but a Islamic shrine of a Sufi Invader. The word prasad means the offering you get from Hindu gods and temples. The Narrator is calling it a temple and the rice as Prasad. It's either ignorance or sinister propaganda.
Never seen an Indian food video pass the hygiene test
Imagine falling into it at high heat.
i was saying the same thing. even if you manage to get out you'd still end up half cooked 😱😁
@@ninja.saywhat your sacrifice won't go in vain, they will eat you.
@@martinregular5003 🤣🤣
Being an Indian it is terrific to see this level of hygiene 😢
Its specific to only this place. Therr are many religious institutions around India who cook very healthy and hygieninc food. Watch the documentary series called Mega Kitchens by National Geographic to know about that.
Yes brother I do know many great kitchens in India like Golden Temple, Akshay Patra etc.... But this ? isn't even an proper kitchen then why showcase this ?
What so special about this place ? even some youtubers make this amount of food maintaining hygiene too.
At no point did they say if they wash the cauldron after emptying the donations. 💀
Yeah seriously, how do they clean this thing?
They don’t
They clean this after taking the all things
This is my favourite traditional Indian dish, love from Pakistan 🇵🇰🇵🇰🇵🇰😘💚🥰😍
Fun fact: the main ingredient in this dish is Thook (Spit)
That was on point and correct. And look at the way they are cooking. Rascals
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100% , because in tëmplès we get tastier drinks and food, apple juice (cøw úrínë) and chocolate muffins (cöw dúng càkës) 😋, people relish it 😍
@@charlie00711 At least temple prasaad is much hygienic than this, check Brahma kumaris for ex.
@@YashSharma-iv7ok people have been eating this for years , nobody has fallen sick yet still you are speaking about hygiene
Title should be: How food is disrespected in the World's Largest Cauldron
nice, really wondering what the practical use for this sort of thing is
You literally just watched a video about that
@@Ss-fy9ez not really this is tooo big for practical use, the pressure at the bottom would crush lentiil and rice,
Absolutely 😂 , you could easily use small multiple vessels to cook , but you have to use this unhygienic way
😮 does that cauldron get cleaned and sanitized??? GOD IS VERY CLEAN 👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽
No. It just waits to be cleansed by krishna😊
@@muhammadtaaseenmirza2242 dude but it needs to be upgraded with time that's what happens when all funds of waqf board gets eaten by few molanas
@@prateeksharma6706 true say...
@@muhammadtaaseenmirza2242 ajmer dargah is not a small place of pilgrimage Its one of the biggest place for muslims in indian subcontinet and it having such old tech only tells the sheer mismanagement sone by waqt board and tolerated by muslims
@@prateeksharma6706 them "muslims" are what we call a "bidati". Theres no such pilgramage in india according to muslim teachings
👍👌👏 Impressive and amazing!
"How many filthy hands and feet can we have touch as many ingredients as possible?"
"Yes."
Insider, u're amazing
It is not a temple but Hazrat Khawaja Moinuddin Chisti (R.A) Dargah in Ajmer. Please make necessary changes to the voiceover. Also. it is not Prasad but Niyaaz which can be consumed by people of every religion.
Why are u people so obsesed with vocabulary temple dargah church same thing place of worship
Prasad langar niyazz same thing consumed by all 🤷
Yaar, everyone they said the shoes are covered with washed cloth each time.....usually all these utensils, the couldron and the cloth would be kept separate and cleaned after each use. Just because they are not using plastic coverings doesn't mean it's not clean.....
they have wrapped the man from toe to knee with cleaned shoes. I think because the cloth is black that many people think its not clean. Please dont have that misconception. Also the ladder would have definitely been kept in a clean place and washed after every use. People then carry it on their shoulders so that it doesnt touch the ground.
Cloth can not be kept sanitary for multiple uses.
@@rashgyl25 No its because cloth is not sanitary after the first use. Also you aren't completely sanitizing an unfinished wooden ladder.
the dude literally was walking on the same ground everyone else was with those boots before climbing onto the ladder. u are remedial
the hygiene is truly in a league of its own
I like big foody batches
I used to have faith like this. I hope I get it back.😔
It will my brother
Ex muslim?
@@dgasrana9157 ex jew
Ex hindo @@dgasrana9157
Everyone wants to touch the spices with their hands
It was Yaammmyyy back then in 1750 bc now its super delicious
1:16 narrator said it is a temple, it is not a temple.Well done to them for preparing such large quantities of sweet rice.
So all I need for a great Indian dish is ladder, paint bucket, foot and rope. Just add rice
It looks delicious but I’m amazed no one gets food poisoning. 1: Cauldron doesn’t look like food grade metal, and the welds aren’t flushed back. 2: How do they clean it once they remove all the donations? 3: Rope and wooden objects in there, that I’m guessing aren’t single use. 4 Some dude climbs down into it and gets his feet in it… Looks like he has his shoes on with no bags over them or anything.
6:20 pretty sure the guy on the right threw somebody's leftovers back in the pot. 🥲
Well, if they die from food poisoning, allah dont love them. If they live allah bless them, thats the point of their pilgrimage
So prissy about hygiene. It's literally cooked for 5 hours.
@@turboleggy it's cooked for hours and contaminated AFTERWARDS
I just want to say this isnt a temple ,a temple is a term for sikh hindu parsi religious sites and so is the term prasad ,this is simply a mosque or masjid.
Boisar aise Hindu temple hai jahan per Kisi bhi jyada food distribution hota hai
Instead of this you should see golden Temple langar preparation❤❤❤
Standing on food defines everything about them
Good food 🍱
I think they could use a food grade pump instead of climbing down the degh
Very cool Video! Well done!
Poor hygiene is what scares me
Let's get some facts straight..... this is NOT a temple but a 'DARGAH' - the tomb or shrine of a Muslim saint. & Muslims do not eat 'prasad'
HAS ANYONE GOT GIVEN SWEAT RICE BEFORE?
Me: Grandama, I`m hunrgy.
Grandma: Enough talk.
Am guessing that the video has not been checked by a Hindu/Muslim. As far as I know, that's not called Prasad, because Prasad is a Hindu offering, at Hindu temples.
I am not sure about this site in particular but many Sufi places use the term prasad too. Especially if they have many hindu followers. In general prasad/langar/bhadara are used by Dharmic religions…
@@DB-me7ol so, is Sufism a dharmic religion then? But I didn't know that about your earlier point
A small section of people in India eat at these kind of places, yes it is unsanitary but a lot of people in India prefer hygienic food, but all these videos of these unsanitary practices make it seem like everyone indulges in that type of thing
Sometimes it feels like the western media intentionally highlights the worst of the worst in India, some our cities are just as modern as any western cities, why don't you show some highly rated restaurants from those cities.
I didn’t get this from the video. It was presented that people only eat this for religious purposes, or out of necessity.
@@sasankreddy1345 Western media likes to portray everyone that isn't them as lowly
@@awesomeyeahroxs Cause living standards are high in western countries so can't blame them.
@@awesomeyeahroxsnah, i have seen enough American bad at geography and answering wrong easy questions too many times gotten popular.
Dude, i’m gonna type as sober as possible
0:13 The rice from his foot must taste extra delicious....
4:30 check again
TBH, most Indian people will not fall ill if they eat prasadam/bhandara from religious sites. Many temples in my state (Uttarakhand) host grand feasts cooked in smaller batches over many days but not even the 'white devotees' from many Western countries (especially the US and the UK) face any issues. On the flip side, my cousins from the USA fall ill even after eating home-cooked food and drinking filtered water in India.
Really boils down to what the dish is (cooked/semi-cooked) and the cleanliness of the storage/delivery councils for the larger temples...but at the end it is also about the immunity of the person. Many Indians are vaccinated/exposed to diseases that are almost non-existent in the western world. Also children are more vulnerable than adults. But painting everything as dirty is wrong...imo
Weird flex there buddy
True. It could be related to our gut microbiome, who knows!
I am indian even i would avoid eating from that place it look very bad 😶
@@braq9775 for real. Some indian guy trying to justify the unsanitary practices 😂 fooking delusional
I remember day bahliding fell into de cauldron he yell he scream and sadly get cooked up, but it was best tasty curry and meat ever have
Even bacteria gets sick
Whether Muslim or Christian, one thing stands out; God/Allah embraces humanity.
lungurs are way more hygenic than this please try to make it more hygenic after all it's about reputation also.
This shrine is a notorious shrine. Few years ago, clerics of this shrine had sexually molested hundreds of poor Hindu girls and women. I think it was 1992 case. Recently extremist Muslims were staying in this shrine.
First of all it's a mosque not a temple
Second of all cleanliness left the chat
Disgusting
its a shrine of a pious muslim sage..
Not a mosque but a shrine. Get your fact right
@@fidelcatsro6948 I don't give a fuk