MUNCHIES Presents: Persian Home Cooking
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- Опубликовано: 8 май 2017
- While traveling throughout Tehran for MUNCHIES Guide to Tehran, Gelareh Kiazand was lucky enough to sit down with the Bahmaie family to experience a home cooked meal in Tehran. During the meal, the Bahmaie family shows us what goes into making two classic Persian dishes, ghormeh sabzi and shirin polo.
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I have a Greek friend who has travelled throughout Europe and the Middle East. He said that out of *all* of the countries where he ate that Persian food was his favourite of them all. He said Persian food is absolutely delicious. 👍
Fuck you! Don't tell lie.
@@redroses6522 it's ok, hush hush now, they've left. They won't do that to you again until their next visit from space.
Persian food has nothing in common with Greek or Turkish except the koobideh kebab. All kebabs are different and served with rice and a grilled whole tomato.
I'am Cuban and I lived in Iran for nearly 10 years, and iranian food is awesome. Is right it takes plenty of time to elaborate but every spoon is worth to flavour it!!! Great job on your videos, I really miss iranian food, their people and culture. Afarin!!!
Why did you live in iran for 10 years?
No better food in the world! I Love it. Still cook it for my grandchildren, and tell them the stories of the food and the People who I love in Iran to this day. A Great Country and A Great People
I’m European and I’ve lived in Iran for 3 years now and the food is the main thing I’ll miss when I go. ITS SO SPECIAL AND NOTHING COMPARES.
I'm half cuban and Persian. Where do you live now? I could recommend a really good Persian restaurant if you are in south florida
@@anastasiaeqbali6933 is it ok for a woman to travel there alone?
the guy has great sense of humour , Seriously being with him on dinner would be fun......
@@redroses6522 it's ok, the nightmare is over, hush hush my darling. Don't look in the mirror, they might return.
True.
Politics aside, Persia/Iran is a beautiful country. I'll never forget the first time I tried persian food. Amazing stuff.
It's Iranian food, not Persian.
It's like calling Italian people Romans or Italian food, Roman food.
Persians have been grilling meat for thousands of years. They are master of butcher and grilling meat. I’m addicted to their Kebab
@@tommymai3062
I'm Persian/Iranian, since the discovery of fire, that was the first way of cooking food, so grilling the meat does not belong to any nation!!
since when it discovered there were no nation or country any where in the world
@@tommymai3062 omg i thought kebab is turkish-
Persian food and hospitality are a treasure! We were beholden when we visit a family home in Tehran. Delicious soul food and great vibes.
more home cooking please
Iranian food sooooo good! And Farsi one of the most beautiful languages i've ever heard, no wonder the best poets come from Persia...I'm hungry now....
Thank you 😊
@@Weightingtablesafter khahesh mikonam. Merci🙏 Khodafez🖐️
I appreciate your humility and his humour
Just had it today with my wife, we had a dish called “Soltani”.We were so amazed and glad we tried something new.
I'm obsessed with Persian food! great vid
I'm going to make the Saffron Rice and it'll be my first time doing so. I'm so excited. 😁
qwertylee persian food is good but bland
Oooh Ghormeh Sabzi! I love that stuff. Thankfully we have a few good Iranian places in Hamburg, Germany, even one that does delivery.
My fav food is Persian, I am indian, living in Canada, it’s so rich, in flavour and delicious. People who, never tried , must try,
What's the name of the food?
I'm Arabic and i love Persian food (very tasty and rich with flavor). we have a few quite good Persian restaurants and my favorite is chelo-kabab.
Persian food is one of the best.... Just woke up and watched this video... craving so much...yuuuumy
Fatimah Aljawi you are arab come from???
Husband was pretty funny. Great English too.
persians speak incredible english, very smart nation, just the government.... lol
well i think they live in the states
@?,?, Your comment is so dumb that I just hope you was drunk writing this shit
@?,?, That's so true. All Iranians who speak English well are freemason. Those Iranians. Oh wait...
@?,?, we have freemason all over the place in our control centre. I've worked with them for four years now. One is level 33. Loveliest guy. The others are just the same, fantastic lads. What's your point? That freemasons are bad people?
Grow up.
People have a completely wrong idea about Iran, their culture and their people. I like your videos!!!
Fortunately here in Lexington, Kentucky we have several ethnic groceries where I can get most or all of the spices/herbs for cooking these dishes.
yo wtf munchies has a real episode about actual food with a good host and theres this many dislikes smh
steezus christ ikr I'm so shook
That food looked so good that instead of walking to their house, _Iran_ .
nice!!!! XD
Oh thse auto dislikes because it's Persian food. Persian food is delicious. Khoresh-e Fesenjān is my favorite dish.
Why the dislikes? No reason for that to be here :-/ Beautiful traditional food
It could have used more instructional + howto, but I suspect it has something to do with the US's contentious relationship with Iran
:) ^^ True, wish they made it more instructional but it was still weird, there was 58 dislikes and 20 likes when I opened it
parhtian iran LOL how are you getting so offended by me
Because *THIS* *IS* *SPARTA* !
Daniel AJ because Zionist Jewish Israeli runs RUclips and Google and Facebook and Yahoo! And list goes on and on. GOD BLESS Iran and Iranian.
Oh my gosh that is so universal. Everyone compares other people's food's to the dishes they knew as children
Shoutout my fellow Persians 🇮🇷
humanoid Thanks!😄
thirsty bitches in ya replies lol but ayyy i'm Persian too
:)
Dariush Ashkani hahah fucking idiot
Watching this while living by myself with not a SINGLE persian mom in sight this is torture.
Ghourmeh sabzhi is the BEST
Khorest Fesenjan!!!!
RecordCollector101 i am iranin but i hate fesenjan 😷😢
parhtian iran same goes for soms of my iranian friends. I Like most dishes very much. kheli khoshmaze!
Ugh I love it!! I’m from Afghanistan but I understand Farsi too as it’s very similar to Dari! :)
Everyone just once should experience an iranian family home cooked meal!
Persian Food is all about details... patience... deliciousness & Much ❤
Thank u so much for sharing 🥰
I love Persian's foods 😍
I love persian culture and the people! Thanks for taking in Armenians during the genocide btw
I have no idea wtf is going on, but thank you for introducing us to your home and letting us in on your recipes and customs.
The food looks amazing!!!!!!! I hope one day I have the privilege to eat that Persian rice. Thank you so much for sharing. Greetings from The Caribbean and the Netherlands
they're Soo cute and I love their home decor so beautiful and the food looks amazing
beautiful rice
That chicken n saffron rice is the best thing I’ve ever had in my entire life
I love Iranians. Amazing people, hope to visit one day
Persian culture is amazing.
I like how Gelareh is so Chill in these videos ☺️
I’m eating ghormeh Sabzi rn lol, too good 🤩
I LOVE Persian culture. One of the best cultures in the world
Loved this video. Really liked the 3 videos she did before in Tehran. Ghormeh Sabzi is my favourite Persian dish. Too bad it smells a lot and the oder stays in your house for days. Really want to see more videos of her. She's a real foodie.
This food those colors and that warm family is something that has to be appreciated!
Watched the first five seconds of cooking. Instantly googled my nearest Iranian restaurants.
3:29 | OMG, this is awesome!
You know, I can relate to this family. My parents are practically the same, although we are from Libya, we have a very similar pattern. My father loves to cook, and my mother makes the best classic mother meals. I totally spend most of the time picking and tasting food while my mum shooo's me away hehe.. Anyways, I love Persian food, and Mediterranean in general. But then again I love sushi soooo much and Mexican tacos.
Persian food and culture is completely different from Mediterranean.
@@marmary5555 my girlfriend is Neapolitan and they have lots of dishes similar to Iranian food. As for Mediterranean culture and behaviour, nothing is closer to Iranian. It's practically the same. Family orientated. Food lovers, like nothing you've ever seen before. Love a good dance, anywhere. And generally mum = big boss, mafia. People kiss when they greet. And loads more.
That goes for Greeks, Italians, Spanish and etc.
Thank you for sharing traditional foods of Iran!!! Peace comes through sharing common interests!!! Let's start with food and go forward! Long live the nation of Iran!
Great effort MUNCHIES. Presentation is awesome.There is not a single reason to dislike this Persian food vide.... but haters will always hate.
Would love to travel to Iran some day and taste the food...
Best food in the world. Signed, a Canadian guy.
Josh Kennedy I'd still prefer a poutine to be honest! 😂
What a wonderful family.
Iranians are the best dinner hosts. Iranians in general have a great humor and pride themselves in being great hosts. Foreigners are treated exceptionally. It’s such a shame that the tourism is pretty dead. The food is incredible and the country itself is so so so beautiful. You’d experience thing you can’t find anywhere else 😭. The food especially 😁.
👌🏼💕🌷im in love with this lovely family 😇
That sing-songy accent takes me back to my childhood. Hanging out with my dad & his friends, eating delicious food cooked with love.
Persian food is some of the best food i have ever had. Thank God i have Iranian friends because it is so complicated to make haha!
She the cooks mind is soooo good she is an Angel sent from heaven….to be his wife……❤❤❤❤❤❤
She is an amazing cook. I would love to be able to travel there and enjoy this wonderful food.
Plz we want more of this! 😀❤️
Love your channel! Thanks for sharing such amazing content.
That guy is so much like my dad, same accent, same humour, and he likes fesenjoon too
Love that gorgeous house. Food looks excellent. When it comes to the household and feeding a family Persian mothers are first class homemakers.
She is so tall and pretty :D
چقدر عالی
thank you for sharing
Beautiful warm house & people!
Delicious! More vids like these please!
Damn this is an awesome video! Love the candidness, should definitely do more home cooking videos.
Persian food is interesting. I've had these dishes before and Mnnn Good.
Excellent girl, True Persian girl. NOT like some Iranian girl which copy western culture, she look very authentic and original must be from a good linage family of Iranian background.
What a great couple. This is the Iran I want to see. Love it!!!!!
This just made me hungry. Was hoping to see the recipe🌺
All these dishes are phenomenal. Especially the green one.
All the table setting stuff is so traditional...my mom used to have things like that...
Thumbs up to the host 'girl'. She is very pleasant and they way she said 'she always compares others food with her mom', its shows her love for mother. In the end only love remains.
I love Iran.
Shame on America for antagonising such a beautiful country.
The Republican side of America which I am a supporter of, does not get along with the islamic republic system in Iran for all its good reasons. It has nothing to do with the people, and has everything to do with the devil heads who are hiding in the religious uniforms. It's all about that.
@Eyre Borne Without the politicians, there'll be no ordinary life for the regular people to live in. Every country or even small tribes have certain rules and laws that have been set by the politicians of those countries and tribes that the ordinary civilians follow. Some countries like the U.S have better laws and regulations than the religious clerics in Iran who force their people to follow sharia laws for example. But politicians are the absolute must of a functioning society. And it's been like this since the dawn of the first human civilizations going back thousands of years ago.
@@pedddler I watched a television documentary about a couple's road trip with their two young daughters across Europe and much of Asia. They recorded it on reel-to-reel tape. I was astonished to see how the women in the streets of Tehran were wearing mini, miniskirts, revealing plunging necklines, heavy Liz Taylor-ish eye makeup, etc. They could have been in New York City at the time. Early 1970's, I think. It made me curious.
It's eye opening to read back in history a little bit. (It's been a while, so check out the history yourself.) I read that Iran voted in the first democratically elected government in that part of the world. The Brits (their oil company BP), the US (maybe Standard Oil?), and the Dutch (their oil company Shell), with the skilled efforts of Teddy Roosevelt's grandson, managed to foment a coup to overthrow their government and install the Shah of Iran. Which led to the overthrow of the Shah, and the institution of the Ayatollah Homeini, or Sharia (or close to it).
There is a lot of ill will and mistrust dating back to our involvement in that long time of repression, division, and turmoil. So today's conflict has a backstory.
@@grovermartin6874 The Shah of Iran was not only not a dictator, but he was a servant to his people and his country.
This is why Iran under the Pahlavi dynasty between 1925 and 1979 had a giant leap in every category imaginable and had become a good country.
This is why those achieved successes by Iran made countries like Great Britain, West Germany, France, the Soviet union and the U.S Democrats very nervous, and through the Guadeloupe conference in early 1979, pulled their support from the Shah and in favor of the mullas.
So 54 years of hard work and great achievements in Iran by the Pahlavi dynasty came to a heart braking end, and darkness in a from of religious dictatorship made its nasty presence felt in that ancient country which still is in power today.
I’m drooling 🤤.. good food, good ppl, good vibes. Love ❤️ it
Dominicans and Puerto ricans love the crunchy bottom part of the rice. Dominicans call it concon and Puerto ricans call it pegao. It's cool just to know we all like it.
the most beautiful episode of munchies!
We call it" bun bun" here in Trinidad; a colloliquial pronounciation of the word "burn".I absolutely like it , especially when we make a one pot meal with chicken peas and rice and it sticks to the bottom.I
Food culture around the world is amazing. By far the blandest is American (pilgrim) food culture. Chicano bro here that loves Persian food. om nom nom nom
God protect Iran and her beautiful people and foods. Love from Pakistani brother.
I'm just happy to see that Persian food is also eaten with a spoon and fork, along with Filipino food. It just came to me a couple years ago that the fork and knife is usually standard at a meal.
I am from india and someday I would like to visit Iran . Just for food and music . its sad that such a beautiful country is entangled in war and conflict.
Iran isnt in war ...iran is num 1 power in me
I love this home cooking video and it was nice to learn about these Iranian dishes. I hope you guys make more from different countries, as well.
Awesome ppl.....👍👍👍
Looks amazing, but I just can't imagine how it would taste... Hope to visit Iran someday...
Finally. Finally. Finally Vice does an accurate representation of Iranian food.
The crusty part of the rice is the tastiest. In Malay its called kerak. How do you spell it in Farsi?
syed firdaus it is tahdig, ته دیگ
The lady cooking is so angelic. I want to cuddle her.
I love munchies.😀
Omg that rice!! 😍
شما فوق العاده هستید ، سلام از صربستان
I am glad to have seen this food channel
pretty girl , great food
This footage is old. I wonder why it took so long to release.
brings back good memories of meals with my friend's family when I was a kid. loved the rice from the bottom of the pot. it was a good contrast to the hamburger chain they started in California and did quite well with :)
Levant cuisine is my new obsession.
Persian food is the emperor of all food
This video makes me miss my parents' house :(
try tahchin it is very good
Hey its just food! why so many dislikes?? More home cooked meals! I wish they showed more of the eating process
what about isis? There is no mention of religion nor political message in the video you triggered snowflake dip head
Me too. The spoon and fork thing was neat, reminded me of Thais and Filipinos. (I'd go old school and use the fingertips of the right hand for dry dishes and flatbread for wet ones.) :)
Robert Corbell yea thai people and persians all eat their meals w a spoon and fork
Watching these videos make me miss my wife and family! Thank you.
Love the dude's dry humour haha
Persians remind me of American Southerners because for all their religiosity, customs, and everything, they do know one thing and that's food. Their rice dishes like tahdig and other casseroles they make are amazing!!! (Also, the lady in the video is really pretty like so many Middle Eastern and Indian women are.) :)
Robert Corbell Persians are really really secular. Islamic laws are enforced and the Persians have a modest mindset, yet most are very secular and liberal
Hamza Tahir Absolutely. Behind closed doors, it's quite true and many in spite of the law are still able to find things like secular music, active sex lives both straight and gay, and alcoholic beverages as a number of Iranians have told me as well as people I've known from the UAE and other sharia-ruled nations. Were it not for the revolution as seen from all the old photos, Iran could very well have been like Turkey and Lebanon today treating the Islamic faith the way many Christians in the western world take a more easy approach to theirs and having a very progressive society when compared to Saudi Arabia, Algeria, and other places (including Iran) that hand out executions and whippings for the things I've mentioned. If only more understood that most people in these places would rather think like they do in more open societies.