CHILEAN COOKING CLASS | Ceviche, Pisco Sour, Sopapillas!
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My favorite part of this vlog is when the cooking instructor takes a deep breath and then helps Kara shake the mixer harder! He was very intense, lol.
“i don’t have that much anger” kara is so sweet i can’t 😂❤️ love y’all watching from the beginning
You know it's going to be a good day when Kara is surrounded by delicious food
Hahaha so true! :)
I’m hooked! Watching your playlist from the beginning. Sad to be half way through- bu5 excited to still have the trans Siberian trip ahead- that’s what go5 me hooked
It's fabulous to see fresh local produce and then to cook them in front of you, that's magnificent. The finished product looked absolutely yummy ! well done guys.
Love your constant enthusiasm for everything guys! It's always good to see positivity for the world, especially at the moment! 👍🏻😁
I cannot get over how genuine and sweet Nate and Kara are. They so enjoy life and appreciate other cultures. They are so nice
Hi K&N!! Just a clarification, Ceviche and Pisco Sour are originally from Peru.
If you guys go to Perú please do something like this. Peruvian food is some of the best in the world
Facundo Manquehue Todos son latinoamericanos...RESPETO Y MÁS AMOR! ✌🏼
Yes like fried rat and frog juice i also forgot to mention citypigdes one of the most notorious dish from Peru.
Everything you guys cooked looked absolutely scrumptious. I LOVE when you guys participate in cooking classes. I always learn so much about the country's cuisine that way.
And those instructors were hysterical! They were so much fun!
You guys are amazing! I'm Chilean but grew up in USA. Thank you for taking me back to my birth country through your videos. I see a lot of negative comments from the neighboring country. Pisco has been in Chile since the 1800. We make it a little different than Peru but it's a drink that it's part of both countries. Actually Chile made it famous by importing it to Europe for many years and our neighbors saw the success we were having and became a little jealous ☺. Ceviche is claimed by Peru and Ecuador but it's really a famous dish in all of Latin America. We are neighboring countries therefore we are going to have similar dishes. No need to be hostile and envious. Every country has their own special culture. Enjoy Chile 👍🇨🇱. Greetings from FL USA 🇺🇸.
Maria ller In 1800 Pisco only existed in Peru, Chile changed the name to a town in 1936 to steal the NAME PISCO, but the Chilean brandy is not pisco, it's very so lower. Peru made famous the true pisco in the world, in Hollywood they made films where Charlon Heston, James Cagney, drank the true pisco, in 1935 the film Frisco Kid set in San Francisco of the year 1850 was released where James Cagney drink pisco https : //videopress.com/v/cZHtGlEK
In 1954 in a famous movie in the minute 23:14 Charlon Heston, Nicole Murray, and Thomas Mitchell drink pisco sour ruclips.net/video/gjdgj04FzR0/видео.html In the 1800s many celebrities like Thomas W. Knox, Herbert Asbury, and begin 1900 Harold Ross, Rudyard Kipling they made tributes to the true pisco, that's why the eternal envy of Chile. Ceviche has its origin in Peru, it's not a Chilean dish nor ecuadorian, in Chile they have nothing of their own they are dedicated to copying.
So much fun. We need to do one of these cooking classes. I would love it.:)-Ash
You definitely should!
Wow guys... not sure if its just me but in 2017 your Vlogs got like 100% better... and they were already awesome before!!
Can't wait to see what your Patagonia visit will be like...
Keep up the good work :)
Cheers.
Awww thanks!!! Glad you are enjoying them!
Kara & Nate your videos have been fantastic until I watched this one and discovered you've been fooled around. Unfortunately, Chileans tend to copy many things from our Peruvian culture and sell it as their own. You already know what I'm talking about, don't you? The ceviche and pisco sour are Peruvian. Sorry!
love the slow-mo action with the food prep..lemon squeeze...stirring...lol! As always looks like you guys are happy and having an amazing time.
Thank you :)
The instructor seemed real cool! I loved this episode. The cook classes are my favorite!!! Keep it up guys. #staysafe
Hi Kara and Nate,
You are fantastic I enjoy so much your videos. Just a clarification, ceviche and pisco sour are originally from Peru, belong to Peru. Chile does not have such a rich culture. Pisco is a Inca's word meaning birds and there is a town down south of Lima calls Pisco where this spirit owes its name, it is like champagne comes from Champagne in France.
Perú tiene su versión de ceviche y pisco, Chile tiene su versión de ambos. El gusto de apropiarse de las cosas cuando en realidad se pueden compartir.
Ceviche is found in all the Pacific coast. Peruvians love to say it's theirs but it is a South American classic.
The original ceviche in south america is from Peru. The most ancient archaeological records are from the north of Peru, from the Caral and the Moche culture, between the II - V century. They used to cooked it with tumbo, a regional fruit. The pisco Sour was created in Lima, Peru by Víctor V. Morris in 1920.
love this! your cooking instructor is hilarious! love how you both just enjoy whatever you are doing! amazing couple!
You guys have truly inspired me to get out and travel the world and do these fun things!
That looked so fun cooking you two. All that food looked yummy too. Awesome cooking class. 🤗😋💟
That was so much fun! Instructor was very engaging. The Ceviche looked amazing!!!!
Filipe was the best! And so was the ceviche!!!!
The first documentary references to the expression "pisco sour" and the preparation of this cocktail have been found in Peru, in two articles published in Lima magazines Hogar, in September 1920, and in World, 1921.6 To them Is added an advertisement published in Chile, in the weekly The South Pacific Mail of Valparaiso, in July 1924, which promotes the Morris Bar located in Lima, Peru.
PISCO AND PISCO SOUR ARE FROM PERU .
Enjoyed that. The cooking instructor was cute. He made me hungry 😂
That looked so much fun and the food looked delicious . .. You need to do a Kara and Nate's kitchen and tell us what ingredients were used and how things were put together, we would love to try what was made.
ceviche???? but the ceviche is fron the coast and is fromPerú and chile has AGUA ARDIENTE no pisco.
You forgot about chilean tacos and chilean ramen soup .
Queee? no conozco eso
Origin
According to the Peruvian geographer and historian Javier Pulgar Vidal, the name "seviche" comes from the Quechua word siwichi, whose meaning would be 'fresh fish' or 'tender fish'. One hypothesis proposes that the words Siwichi and Sikba were confused during the conquest of the Inca Empire by the Spaniards..............................CEVICHE IS PERU.
Hi guys, another great video thanks!
Any chance you can share the recipes that you used in the vlog?
"I don't have that much anger." Kara 😂😂
+Vonda Lennon I tried! 😡😂
@@KaraandNate ..didn't like the way he implied stuff about sweet Kara..
@@aleta5873 What did he imply? The instructor? He was awesome.
Everywhere you guys go should including cooking class, so when you stop vlogging, you guys can incorporate cooking recipes in your book. Your first book “Love in LEAF, Lounge, Eat And Fly”… lol
Hahaha that is SO clever! Love it!
Now picture the art work of leafs dropping in the cover. lolo...Hope this happen in years to come. Keep up the good works guys!!
That cooking instructor was hilarious. I would love to have been there.
ceviche and pisco are peruvian food . pisco ist a peruvian city,
I´m waiting for Patagonia vd. congrats for your job, you are spend a wonderful time in Chile
OMG! I SO loved this! Your instructor was superb!😃
I never thought to take a cooking class in my travels.
We hadn't either until last year! They are our favorite now!
And food tours, they have all looked good.
Next time traveling a cooking class and a food tour is on the agenda. Preferably a walking tour also. :D That looked sooo good. :)
It's true - like attracts like! What a beautiful and fun video. You GUYS!!!
Pisco Sour is peruvian!
Get los
The ceviche and pisco from peruvian
Then tequila is from Chile too?
Ceviche ? Pisco Sour ? Is from Peru.
y chileno también, anda a hueviar a tu país no más, viven pendientes de Chile como si a nosotros nos importaran un carajo
Yes, every culture share some culinary stuff in the south and caribbean
exactly ''share'' , chile has some shared traditional food :V
That cooking class looked really good
CEVICHE & PISCO SOUR ARE ORIGINALLY FROM PERU
Cooking class looks so fun. Definitely want to do that!
+Teresa Anderson you should! I feel like they are pretty much everywhere!
7:56 Ronaldo high fives Diego Costa 😃😂😄
Or...Sergio Agüero
What a cute chef!!!
You'll need to try a Pisco sour when you go to Peru. There's a rivalry between Chile and Peru over Pisco. Personally, while I like Chilean Pisco (& sours), I do think the Peruvian Pisco is a step up but you should judge for yourselves.
What camera were you guys using today? Seems a little less crisp than usual.
I like both
Yes! I've tried both and it really depends on who is preparing it more than if you are in Chile or Peru, Pisco it's from Peru (there is a Peruvian city called Pisco) also is Ceviche wich I had once from a street vendor in Peru and that was much better than anything I've had in Chile, in fact in South America the last places I want to go back to eat are in Chile, that's why I was intrigued with this video, my experience is the exact opposite
well you havent tried real chilean food then.....chilean food is much more than completos and street food....real chilean food is wonderful specially seafood and southern food....not fair when some ppl say chilean food is not good when you havent been enough time to try the real deal.
Most people with prejudice toward Chile are from Peru or bolivia....
I've been many times, I've got family in Conce and friends in Santiago but I've been also traveling in the north, so I'm not talking from preconceptions and despite my experience my mind still open otherwise I wouldn't click on this video. I apologize if I offended some locals, not everyone can agree with your taste guys.
I'm not a hater, Peruvian or Bolivian, so it looks like I'm not the one with the "prejudice" problem haha just kidding dont feel bad, there are a lot of haters and that's sad but there are also different opinions and that's good ;)
amigos, ustedes son una pareja adorable, no consideren los malos comentarios de algunas personas, felicidades!
Please more more video !
Can you post the recipes inverted description box? I would love to try. Thanks for the awesome videos.
another great and fun video!!! you guys amazing!!
Hey Kara and Nate!!!!!!!! ☺️☺️☺️
I won't be watching any videos during the night again it make me hungry every time I watch your blog, guys :-)
Hehe sorry about that :)
Have a good day
Hello Guys. Ceviche and pisco sour are peruvian recipes. Even Pisco is a peruvian liquor. Just one recommendation: change the title.
I'm disappointed because I've caught up to your latest vlog...I can't watch more than one now. 😒
Love your vlog.
Sad day! I know the feeling ;)
Sad day! I know the feeling ;)
Ceviche isn't a dish from Chile. Ceviche is from Perú. Yo have to review a lot of bibliography before...
Ceviche isn't peruvian. It's a dish from all Latin America and Caribe. Even mexicans have their own version of ceviche. The original dish comes from moorish people in Granada.
@@wagnar Ceviche has Peruvian origin, the same word ceviche was documented as a peruvian.
El estofado es Chileno? El pisco sour no es chileno y el pisco tampoco, por denominación de origen esta bebida es típica de Perú ya que existe una ciudad llamada Pisco y es donde nace la bebida. Se que se preparan ceviches en todos lados, pero el premiado y reconocido en el mundo es el peruano, es comprensible que otros países quieran colgarse de esta fama lograda.
Eso es lo que pasa cuando alguien lo inventa y otro se lo apropia.
Amigo el pisco se produce tanto en Perú como en Chile, por lo tanto es una estupidez darle un origen a algo que se da e condiciones naturales (uva) en toda una zona geográfica ( que abarca Chile y Perú)
Además el ceviche es una comida que siempre se ha consumido en todo el norte de Chile, obviamente es una preparación que se extendió hacia es resto del territorio.
"I don't have that much anger!" Yep I'm pretty sure that any time Kara is truly angry, there's a very good reason, and it doesn't happen often. And definitely doesn't happen when she's learning to cook good food!
That looks so good!!
So god of chilian ceviche and pisco nice brilliant
Should have thrown a salt bae impersonation in.
I love your top!! You look so cute!!
Sorry to tell you guys who don't that Ceviche and Pisco sour are from Peru. All you gotta do is look it up. It makes absolutely no sense that they would have this in a Chilean cooking class.
It was such a fascinating video I watched twice. So much content in 11 minutes plus.
Nice!!! Glad you liked it ;)
Your guide was super cute!! ^_^
do you ever ship things home (like this gift apron?)
I'm so hungry! Cool vid!
How are there 90 dislikes on this video?? It's great! I'm inspired to go take a cooking class now!
Those are from people who actually know where this Ceviche and Pisco are actually from
hi kara and nate let me tell you something ceviche and pisco are traditional products from Peru, ceviche is seafood commom in Peru come to Peru here we have several types of ceviche: ceviche,ceviche mixto,ceviche frito,ceviche de conchas negras, leche de tigre,leche de pantera,tiraditos, jaelas,parihuelas uffff and more sea dishes, Pisco is a drink common made from grapes and it´s called like this because it is from PISCO sea port city at southern of Lima city in Peru , it was made in XVI its name is based from a word quechua PISHCUS that its mean LITTLE BIRD o pajarillo because first habitants saw a lot of common birds in that place , Pisco sour is drink made from Pisco in some Hotel from Lima in 1950´s , Chile is great country but always its people show products not originals from them
That food looks delicious...
I'm so early it's still at 360p lol
Nice...thx.👍🏻👍🏻
Es comida tradicional de Chile o comida tradicional de Perú?
cesar alfaro Perú, los chilnos no tienen nada Rico y lo roban de otros
El ceviche, el pisco y el pisco sour son peruanos.
Ceviche and Pisco are peruvian food . Pisco ist a peruvian city,
It’s funny how everyone says pisco sour and ceviche is Peru when it’s also from Chile. Remember the same coast.
Hello Kate and Nate. Pisco is the name of a Peruvian Port, located South of Lima, the Capital of Perú. Pisco is the national drink in Perú. Ceviche is a peruvian quechua word and it was taken (again) by Chile.
Adivina que, en Chile también hay población Quechua, en todo el norte de Chile siempre se consumió el ceviche, mis abuelos son nortinos y siempre lo consumieron, solo que después esta preparación se expandió hacia el sur por todo el territorio. En cuanto al Pisco Chile también es productor, entonces es tonto darle una exclusividad a un solo país siendo que es algo que da forma natural en todo un territorio, es un tema geográfico no de limites de países.
Eso de ceviche solo tiene el nombre, en realidad lo que han preparado en el vídeo es una ensalada de verduras con pescado!!
Ceviche and pisco is Peruvian !!
Did anyone else find the chef guy a bit too touchy towards kara?
this is Peruvian food!!! so bad the chileans lie to this people . only the sopapilla is from Chile
2:36
147% cheaper?
I'm no math whiz, but I think that means the shops would owe YOU money -lol!
(100% cheaper is free!)
Great video, more cooking classes!
Kara you are so cute. I love you guys vlogs.
Pisco is a word quechua from Perú... also Chile...
Ceviche, Pisco sour Chilean? jajajaajajajaja It's Peruvian, please :V
damm dude !!, ceviche and pisco sour is from PERU !!! that really suck.
😂😂😂. La Patagonia también? Que chistoso.
omar rodriguez brioso solo el ceviche es peruano.
CEVICHE, PISCO ,ARICA, EL HUASCAR, LA QUINUA, CHIRIMOYA
. =)
omar rodriguez brioso no querido , el pisco es Chileno , Arica es de Chile y el huascar es nuestro trofeo. La quinua es boliviana y la chirimoya es de Chile, Perú, Ecuador y Colombia.
y si te tapa el mar , que te ayuden los ingleses a nadar =) =) =) =) . f.u and have a nice day =P
Need the recipes 😘🇨🇦
Every single one of this recipes are peruvian, ha ha ha ha. It should be called Peruvian cooking class with a chilean twist.
Me dio Hambre, que rico
mexicans eat sopapillas. chileans eat sopaipillas (slightly different spelling & pronunciation, as chileans add an extra "i" in there).
Looked like fun. How's Nate's toe doing?
+peepercoco it is sooo much better! Thanks for asking :)
Wtf, ceviche and pisco sour are from Peru, they're not part of chilean "cuisine".
My friends pisco is the national drink from peru! You can review information, history, reports, articles etc.
you can watch this for example ruclips.net/video/JjB6VE2f5VU/видео.html
In other words the same old poeple who live in that town of chile say that pisco was always a peruvian drink.
Pisco is a word in "quechua", idiom from the incas, which means bird. Because there was many birds in the coast of pisco in peru because is close to the sea.(pacific ocean).
Even one old chilean historian man says that the word "pisco" of the "chilean liquor" was copied from one peruvian drink called Pisco.
Finally PISCO SOUR obviously the peruvian drink has the designation of origin recognized around the world.
I LOVE YOU GUYS
I'm afraid you guys were fooled by that so called "local chef", ask the average chilean and they will tell you ceviche is not their dish, they don't even eat it unless it's on a peruvian restaurant (like many now in Santiago). As for what they call pisco sour...well I will just remind you the words from Anthony Bourdain "ohh the pisco sour (chilean), next time I'll have a beer" !!
FAKE pisco sour, because was made with pisco from chile (bad quality). The ORIGINAL is from PERU
147% cheaper means store pays you to take food. 100% off anything is zero cost.
This people is so damn ignorant ...Pisco sour and ceviche is from Peru...so far i know..
Am I the only one who noticed that 143% cheaper is not possible unless they're paying you to take it.
How can something be 147% cheaper than something else?