Pav bhaji followed by lassi? Sounds like a perfect day! I’d give anything to have those right now. Thanks for the video; it’s got me drooling already. Cheers from Indonesia! 🍻
You have a misconception that british or Portuguese built Mumbai, British did built some buildings but for their operations not to create opportunities for locals, also Mumbai was a port city even before british came, British just amplified the trade in that port which in turn attracted marchants from Gujraat and other provinces and persecuted Zrorasters to settle down in Mumbai, before Mumbai, Thane was a big port city just near Mumbai, people their were already involved in trade. So truth is British didn't built city of Mumbai alone, but they played an important role to build the city.
Sorry if I gave that impression, but that’s not what I believe, Portugal and the Brits were discussed primarily for the impact they had on the history of the cities name. I did say that artisans and labourers came as a result of the British (which is true) but also of course a number would have pre dated the British and Portuguese, I can see how this may have given you the impression that I put emphasis on the British as the only city builders. The truth is I’m British Australian and I am very critical of the role that Britain played in Asia during this time.
@tuckereats9146 U r welcome...In India u will find a huge variety of sweets....if you go to a big sweet mart....you can make a complete 30 mins video on it.
....bhel puri is a rainbow of flavours, u have crunchy, sogy, sweet, sour, salty all in one ❤❤ it has shavings of fried chick pea flour , puffed rice , coconut, tomato, corriender leaves, onion, lemon juice, peanuts, raisins, boiled potato pieces , tamarind and mint chutney and so on.....this is the best snack❤❤
I was not knowing you like lassi otherwise I would have definitely made u try this it's nagori tea stall actually they also sell but if u want to try this officially u should try this from sweet shop
@@tuckereats9146our experts chefs are there sure bro as I told we make all the sweet desi ghee sweet and we prepare in bulk so do visit again and let me know I'll be there to assist you anshu from mathura the guy wearing blue kurta who assisted you was me
Was nice to meet you bro, I hope I will return to Mumbai one day, I will be sure to visit if and when I do. Your shop is really wonderful and the sweets are divine. I had a dobri?? from your store the day before I met you and it was amazingly delicious 🤤
😬 (don’t tell anyone 😉) Yes you are right, I release every fortnight and editing takes a long time, also I travel to film and edit back in Australia so I need a runway of episodes to ensure I can release consistently. Next episode is on Indian Independence Day for a big fat time stamp.
@@tuckereats9146 No issues, youtube recommended your video and watched it, as it was few days old, but was surprised to see rains in the video. Good luck with your channel
The true taste of india is in traditional home cooking the flavours there are way different family to family and region to region. Street food is good but its not the true taste definition.
@@tuckereats9146 As you see, they are "cooking" few dishes, they have pulav on the left (as we see your video) and pav bhaji. he puts some clarified butter (Ghee) and then some spice to mix and then puts the pav (bread buns) to soak that flavour, but then he simply takes the bhavji (the vegetables) and puts in the plate. In Butter pav bhaji, a nice thin slice of butter is put on the hot pan and the vegetables, mixed with it, and then another thin slice of butter is put on top as topping. and some shredded coriander and Mint leaves as garnish. Alternately they would put diced onion and coriander leaves mixed together on side, its adviced to add on the vegetable before eating, gives a nice flavour. We usually eat pav bhaji and order 2 extra buns, as simply cannot eat with just 2 buns, has to be 4 Hope you enjoyed your stay in Mumbai, Take care, be good.
@@tuckereats9146 Mumbai was original habitat to local fisherman community . Try out koli agri fish cuisine / malwani fish cuisine and Bombay duck fry ( fried fish ) .Ask recommendation from locals .
There are half baked half cooked things world wide the thoughts of foreigners are similar half knowledge half witted stories about India. They think India never existed before brits Portuguese visited to india. India that is and was always Bharat.
Thanks for the intel Luffy, my first India vlog was not popular and I thought maybe it was the language barrier so I hard subbed this one (and the next two 🫣). Can I ask, I used Ai to auto translate, were the subtitles ok or was the translation confusing?
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By the way nice take on the history section 👍
भारत माता की जय❤❤❤❤❤
Pav bhaji followed by lassi? Sounds like a perfect day! I’d give anything to have those right now. Thanks for the video; it’s got me drooling already. Cheers from Indonesia! 🍻
Cheers Kilan. The pav bhaji was particularly good 👍
You have a misconception that british or Portuguese built Mumbai, British did built some buildings but for their operations not to create opportunities for locals, also Mumbai was a port city even before british came, British just amplified the trade in that port which in turn attracted marchants from Gujraat and other provinces and persecuted Zrorasters to settle down in Mumbai, before Mumbai, Thane was a big port city just near Mumbai, people their were already involved in trade. So truth is British didn't built city of Mumbai alone, but they played an important role to build the city.
Sorry if I gave that impression, but that’s not what I believe, Portugal and the Brits were discussed primarily for the impact they had on the history of the cities name. I did say that artisans and labourers came as a result of the British (which is true) but also of course a number would have pre dated the British and Portuguese, I can see how this may have given you the impression that I put emphasis on the British as the only city builders.
The truth is I’m British Australian and I am very critical of the role that Britain played in Asia during this time.
now looter justifying they deeds😂@@tuckereats9146
Mark you are very brave, trying the street food.
Hi Tucker looking forward to see you eat your way through the little lanes of Shillong one day 😊
A fine vlog. One of your best.
Thanks dad 🫶🏻
At 13:29 the reduced milk delicacy you tried is not DOBRI....it is called RABRI
Rabri, thankyou for the correction. I googled Dobri…… it means nothing 🫣
@tuckereats9146 U r welcome...In India u will find a huge variety of sweets....if you go to a big sweet mart....you can make a complete 30 mins video on it.
Hi @Tucker bro. Awesome Eating extravaganza. Love from Guwahati, Assam. Do visit the Northeastern part of India. It's beautiful 💕💕🩷🩷🎄🎄
Thankyou Rahul. I’d love to visit Assam one day. What’s the most delicious regional food of Assam?
Love from Mumbai
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You should have tried that Samosa in d sweet Shop. Most Westerners like it🎉
Damn, I wish I did
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....bhel puri is a rainbow of flavours, u have crunchy, sogy, sweet, sour, salty all in one ❤❤ it has shavings of fried chick pea flour , puffed rice , coconut, tomato, corriender leaves, onion, lemon juice, peanuts, raisins, boiled potato pieces , tamarind and mint chutney and so on.....this is the best snack❤❤
Nice passionate description of Bhel Puri, King of street stall snacks!
Love the vids keep up the good work 💯
Thanks mate ☺️🙏🏼
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I was not knowing you like lassi otherwise I would have definitely made u try this it's nagori tea stall actually they also sell but if u want to try this officially u should try this from sweet shop
@@crazyhuman9594so you make lassi at the sweet shop? I would like to try, I bet it’s good
@@tuckereats9146our experts chefs are there sure bro as I told we make all the sweet desi ghee sweet and we prepare in bulk so do visit again and let me know I'll be there to assist you anshu from mathura the guy wearing blue kurta who assisted you was me
Was nice to meet you bro, I hope I will return to Mumbai one day, I will be sure to visit if and when I do. Your shop is really wonderful and the sweets are divine. I had a dobri?? from your store the day before I met you and it was amazingly delicious 🤤
I guess thats Rabri & not Dobri
0:47 when did this become the youtube gun show? 💪
Matty, just giving the fans what they want 😜
I guess Pilaf is Persian & Pulao is Indian.
seems like this might be at least a few month old video, at least from October or before,
😬 (don’t tell anyone 😉) Yes you are right, I release every fortnight and editing takes a long time, also I travel to film and edit back in Australia so I need a runway of episodes to ensure I can release consistently.
Next episode is on Indian Independence Day for a big fat time stamp.
@@tuckereats9146 No issues, youtube recommended your video and watched it, as it was few days old, but was surprised to see rains in the video.
Good luck with your channel
The true taste of india is in traditional home cooking the flavours there are way different family to family and region to region. Street food is good but its not the true taste definition.
Yes I bet, I would love to experience that
he did not add butter to it
Butter Pav Bhaji minus butter 😱
@@tuckereats9146 As you see, they are "cooking" few dishes, they have pulav on the left (as we see your video) and pav bhaji. he puts some clarified butter (Ghee) and then some spice to mix and then puts the pav (bread buns) to soak that flavour, but then he simply takes the bhavji (the vegetables) and puts in the plate. In Butter pav bhaji, a nice thin slice of butter is put on the hot pan and the vegetables, mixed with it, and then another thin slice of butter is put on top as topping.
and some shredded coriander and Mint leaves as garnish. Alternately they would put diced onion and coriander leaves mixed together on side, its adviced to add on the vegetable before eating, gives a nice flavour. We usually eat pav bhaji and order 2 extra buns, as simply cannot eat with just 2 buns, has to be 4
Hope you enjoyed your stay in Mumbai, Take care, be good.
That’s a great description of the proper way to have butter pav bhaji. It really is a delicious dish.
@@tuckereats9146 Mumbai was original habitat to local fisherman community . Try out koli agri fish cuisine / malwani fish cuisine and Bombay duck fry ( fried fish ) .Ask recommendation from locals .
There are half baked half cooked things world wide the thoughts of foreigners are similar half knowledge half witted stories about India. They think India never existed before brits Portuguese visited to india. India that is and was always Bharat.
Ok I didn’t say it was called Mumbadevi and under the influence of the Sultanate of Gujarat. My bad
You dont need hindi subs bro most people in india can understand english properly
Thanks for the intel Luffy, my first India vlog was not popular and I thought maybe it was the language barrier so I hard subbed this one (and the next two 🫣).
Can I ask, I used Ai to auto translate, were the subtitles ok or was the translation confusing?