This was wonderful Konstantin. You seem much less stressed and happier and that you are relaxing and enjoying the simple things. Uzbekistan has so much beauty. I love to learn about food from different countries, I hope you will share more Uzbek food with us.
I love this video!!! I really love seeing how other people in the world live! Love the simplicity and beauty of it all...Uzbekistan's roadside cafe's and market! I will bet NO ONE EVER responded to a McDonald's hamburger like this!!!! Thanks so much for sharing!!!
Much better to see you out in the countryside, in the fresh air, eating local foods, sharing traditions - rather than sitting at a boring table. Inhale deeply and smile...we are with you. ( south Florida )
Looked good to me! We lived for 3 years in Bulgaria so to drive out to the country and eat the wonderful breads, shishki (bbq beef, lamb) was an great experience. The people would give us all they had. Thanks for bringing back the memories. Enjoyed it very much Konstantine.
I'm glad you clarified that it was not "mador grass" because as I was watching the video I did a quick search and found that mador is "allium motor" - it's in the onion family, while the plant you showed resembled spinach, which would also be quite healthy. The samsa so resemble gozleme of Turkey, and the attire of the women is similar to villagers there, too. It's wild how far Turkic culture extends. Thanks for the video, and it's good to see you more relaxed than you've seemed in weeks.
привет from Poland! OMG "tapczan" in Polish means a type of couch or sofa made of wooden box and mattress on top. You can use it as a bed or regular sofa, inside wooden box bedclothes are usually kept. This grass resembles spinach and just like in Popeye cartoon, you'll become powerful if you eat some :) These pierogi and szaszłyki look soo tasty!
Constantine, I am so impressed. Wonderful video. Well filmed, this was just very, very, professional. Especially with everything you have been dealing with. I hope you can make more videos such as this. I enjoyed this so much!
I've wanted to travel to Usbekistan for a while now, it seems like one of the most fascinating places to me. I love how different cultures mixed, you see the clear influences from East Asia, Persia / Arab culture and Russian culture. But the outcome is something that is so unique. I'm actually learning Russian so that when I travel I will be able to get to know people better than if I just try with English.
Love this video! I’m so glad to see you getting out and doing normal things again. Just make sure to get plenty of rest. When you were talking about the green tea I suddenly had an idea. Since you don’t have your other tea with you right now, maybe I can order some and send it to you at your new place. Just to maybe give you some sense of “normalcy” and comfort.
Konstantin, I’m a fairly new subscriber from Sweden. Love your videos and informative livestreams. What an absolute gorgeous scenery at that place! Guess Uzbekistan is on my bucket list now. Stay strong! 💪🏻
Thank you for having the talent to produce a well done travel log video of your dining experience. I look forward to watching your adventures. Best wishes!
Wow I love this already! Even the first scene feels like the outskirts of my hometown Vienna photoshopped in front of the Spanish Sierra Nevada. I 've lived and traveled all over Europe, some of North and West Africa, Southeast Asia, India and Central and South America but this part of the world still remains a mystery to me. Thanks for this!
Great video. As a botanist, I was intrigued. So I had to research this. Mador grass is Allium motor and in the Alliaceae (onion) family. It wouold have slender grass-like leaves as it is a monocot. This is clearly not that as they said. It looks very much like dandelions, Taraxacum officinale, a common weedy species in the sunflower (Asteraceae ) family. It is a broadleaf dicot. I noticed the purplish roots and hollow stems characteristic of dandelion. I love dandelion leaves. Very tasty. If I am wrong someone correct me. As a Floridian, I also noticed the Florida bag hanging from the tree:)
Looks like a close relative to Allium tricoccum. Grows here in Massachusetts and is called wild leek. Is one of those "spring tonic" wild foods. Same plant is called ramps in the South. check out Allium tricoccum and see if you agree.
@@susanmaguire1503 Not possible. Allium is a monocot. The leaves are clearly a broadleaf (dicot). I suspect the Asteraceae family. Many species are cool season plants.
What an amazing journey. I liked the ending. You have to go back and show us the Mador grass. The sauce you put on the tandoori looked like yogurt. Do you know the spices they use? I would love to try the dried grapes. I am enjoying your videos.
I noticed ‘Florida’, actually double tapped (rewind 15 secs) to confirm - just near the ‘angry birds’. 😂 Nice vid Konstantin and hello from Australia good to see you enjoying what looks like very relaxing countryside.
Watched your stream from yesterday. Very good. You & I are kindred spirits. I lost my right eye to choroidal melanoma with retinal detachment. Which is all much better now. It is hard to tell I'm a one-eyed old man. Very moving testimonial for those viewers that have not seen it yet. Dated 4/1/22.
Hi Constantine, glad you got out of R before they shut you down....great timing! Thank you for sharing this with us. Keep safe and keep 'em coming. Bri
Comments have been cut off for me since early March but I have been a regular viewer. Thanks for your difficult work keeping us informed from your vantage point. Be very careful.
This was a great video! What a beautiful area! I would have tried the grass! The grapes looked good, too. My grandmother grew grapes and it looked just like her vibes. I hope you do go back in May and we see the real thing. Well or spring water does taste different. I'm sure it made delicious tea. Thank you Konstantin for taking us on this trip. The mountains are lovely.
You really did a great job showing us a part of this beautiful country and breath taking landscapes. Loved the cow being towed along on the road. Food looked delicious.
You look so refreshed!!! Come back for Mador grass and take video of the actual grass. Your video made me want to get some pierogi. Looking forward to more insider tours from you, Konstantin 🙂
@@INSIDERUSSIA Konstantin please what is going on is not your fault. Not that we are not sympathic but we need happiness and health for ourselves otherwise we cannot help others. You are looking happy and healthy. 😘
I love this video! It's unbelievable, but we have something very similar to that bread with grass in Italy. And also the thing where they cook meat on short skewers is very tipycal of the region where I live, we cook sheep's meat kebabs on it. The world is ONE.
Such a beautiful video! Thanks so very much for sharing this amazing culture! I believe the topping to be either sour cream or yogurt. Either would be delicious! 😋 Now I’m hungry! 😆 God bless and be safe! ❤️
Stunning landscape! Thank you for taking us off the beaten track into Uzbekistan. That lunch looked delicious and I'm sure the grass was healthy even though it was not mador.
The white sauce you put on the pierogi; would you say it was yogurt based ?? Turkish and middle eastern sauces like Tzatziki are. Between the tea, the ''grass' pierogies and the grapes I can see people living very healthy lives... oh, don't forget the beef shish kebob. They all look yummy. Do they make any wines from all those beautiful grapes? I LOVED your video but then again I am hungry for good food I have never eaten before and even hungrier for travel.
I tried to comment on your Faith video live today but was unable to do so. I love the Russian people ever since I was a young girl and still do. praying daily for the country and Ukraine. I am so thankful to God I have found your channel on You Tube. Standing with you and your family! Ruth
They are.. Uzbeks are Turkic and their ancestors are asian but most people have strong middle eastern admixture. Uzbekistan was named after the Mongol emperor Uzbek Khan who ruled over Russia and parts of central asia
What a lovely video!!! Such a beautiful place!!!!!!!!!!!! I am glad they shared the true tradition, and yes you must go back! However! It certainly was a meal I would have enjoyed as well! YUM!!!!
Wonderful little video. Looks delicious. Did they offer other types of samsa as well, or just Mador grass? Also, do you see lots of tandyr ovens in Uzbekistan, or are they becoming something that are now only seen in the less developed areas?
Hello, this reminds me of dandelion season here in Toronto, Canada. They are the best to pick in late spring until end of May. You see people in the city on the side of the road picking them.🇨🇦🇨🇦
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This was wonderful Konstantin. You seem much less stressed and happier and that you are relaxing and enjoying the simple things. Uzbekistan has so much beauty. I love to learn about food from different countries, I hope you will share more Uzbek food with us.
It's always the water quality that makes the difference in brewing tea and also coffee. Mountain spring water tea sounds amazing.
I love this video!!! I really love seeing how other people in the world live! Love the simplicity and beauty of it all...Uzbekistan's roadside cafe's and market! I will bet NO ONE EVER responded to a McDonald's hamburger like this!!!! Thanks so much for sharing!!!
Thank you Ruth ❤️
Much better to see you out in the countryside, in the
fresh air, eating local foods, sharing traditions - rather than sitting at a boring table. Inhale deeply and smile...we are with you. ( south Florida )
Looked good to me! We lived for 3 years in Bulgaria so to drive out to the country and eat the wonderful breads, shishki (bbq beef, lamb) was an great experience. The people would give us all they had. Thanks for bringing back the memories.
Enjoyed it very much Konstantine.
I'm glad you clarified that it was not "mador grass" because as I was watching the video I did a quick search and found that mador is "allium motor" - it's in the onion family, while the plant you showed resembled spinach, which would also be quite healthy. The samsa so resemble gozleme of Turkey, and the attire of the women is similar to villagers there, too. It's wild how far Turkic culture extends. Thanks for the video, and it's good to see you more relaxed than you've seemed in weeks.
yes Samsa! I thought it looked just like spinach too, right? Love those.
привет from Poland!
OMG "tapczan" in Polish means a type of couch or sofa made of wooden box and mattress on top. You can use it as a bed or regular sofa, inside wooden box bedclothes are usually kept.
This grass resembles spinach and just like in Popeye cartoon, you'll become powerful if you eat some :) These pierogi and szaszłyki look soo tasty!
Constantine, I am so impressed. Wonderful video. Well filmed, this was just very, very, professional. Especially with everything you have been dealing with. I hope you can make more videos such as this. I enjoyed this so much!
I've wanted to travel to Usbekistan for a while now, it seems like one of the most fascinating places to me. I love how different cultures mixed, you see the clear influences from East Asia, Persia / Arab culture and Russian culture. But the outcome is something that is so unique. I'm actually learning Russian so that when I travel I will be able to get to know people better than if I just try with English.
That looks so beautiful Konstantin. Gorgeous mountains. Love from Australia 🇦🇺❤️
Wow it’s beautiful there✨ look at those mountains 🏔
What a tonic, K. This video really restores our strength.
My man, adapt improvise and overcome!!! It’s great to see you living life!!
you should do more of this type of videos that shows the life styles of these areas of eurasia.
Love this video! I’m so glad to see you getting out and doing normal things again. Just make sure to get plenty of rest. When you were talking about the green tea I suddenly had an idea. Since you don’t have your other tea with you right now, maybe I can order some and send it to you at your new place. Just to maybe give you some sense of “normalcy” and comfort.
Konstantin, I’m a fairly new subscriber from Sweden. Love your videos and informative livestreams.
What an absolute gorgeous scenery at that place! Guess Uzbekistan is on my bucket list now.
Stay strong! 💪🏻
Thank you for having the talent to produce a well done travel log video of your dining experience. I look
forward to watching your adventures. Best wishes!
Wow I love this already! Even the first scene feels like the outskirts of my hometown Vienna photoshopped in front of the Spanish Sierra Nevada. I 've lived and traveled all over Europe, some of North and West Africa, Southeast Asia, India and Central and South America but this part of the world still remains a mystery to me. Thanks for this!
I don't know if this is something you usually do on your channel but I'd love to see some interviews with the locals there
Very enjoyable tour. So glad to see you out in the sunlight with a smile.
Yes it was therapeutic
Great video. As a botanist, I was intrigued. So I had to research this. Mador grass is Allium motor and in the Alliaceae (onion) family. It wouold have slender grass-like leaves as it is a monocot.
This is clearly not that as they said. It looks very much like dandelions, Taraxacum officinale, a common weedy species in the sunflower (Asteraceae ) family. It is a broadleaf dicot. I noticed the purplish roots and hollow stems characteristic of dandelion.
I love dandelion leaves. Very tasty. If I am wrong someone correct me.
As a Floridian, I also noticed the Florida bag hanging from the tree:)
Looks like a close relative to Allium tricoccum. Grows here in Massachusetts and is called wild leek. Is one of those "spring tonic" wild foods. Same plant is called ramps in the South.
check out Allium tricoccum and see if you agree.
@@susanmaguire1503 Not possible. Allium is a monocot. The leaves are clearly a broadleaf (dicot). I suspect the Asteraceae family. Many species are cool season plants.
Thank you for taking us along with you! What a great story! You'll have to tell us in May how the real one tastes!!! Much love! 😄
What an amazing journey. I liked the ending. You have to go back and show us the Mador grass. The sauce you put on the tandoori looked like yogurt. Do you know the spices they use? I would love to try the dried grapes. I am enjoying your videos.
Thank you so much. Really enjoyed this video.
Awesome video! I love seeing other cultures specialties from all around the world. What fantastic beauty !
Love this. I have missed these videos. Beautiful mountains, grapes and trees. Food looks delicious.
SO VERY GOOD TO SEE YOU LAUGHING AND NOT SO STRESSED. THE GRASS LOOKS LIKE SPINACHE. LOVE YOUR CHANNEL!
This might be the new direction of your channel Inside Food. Its great to see food from other countries.
Well hey, at least they were honest with you and you enjoyed it anyway! Sending love and prayers from Wilsonville Oregon USA.
You look so much more relaxed. I'm very happy for you. The food looks delicious!
My QUESTION OF THE DAY: Did you notice FLORIDA in this video? 😂
YES. The carry bag had FLORIDA on it where the lady was selling. Small bazaar. Souvenirs? But American tote or carry bag. 😂💜
yes i saw it, i am in florida. i would rather have a pierogi or tandoor bread filled with anything than a you know what burger
I noticed ‘Florida’, actually double tapped (rewind 15 secs) to confirm - just near the ‘angry birds’. 😂 Nice vid Konstantin and hello from Australia good to see you enjoying what looks like very relaxing countryside.
Haha. I saw it.
Had to rewatch to catch it, was too focused on local atmosphere the first time.
I am so happy to see you SMILE and laugh. This is great.
AWESOME VIDEO! THANK YOU FOR TAKING US ALONG 🪁🪁🪁
Watched your stream from yesterday. Very good. You & I are kindred spirits. I lost my right eye to choroidal melanoma with retinal detachment. Which is all much better now. It is hard to tell I'm a one-eyed old man. Very moving testimonial for those viewers that have not seen it yet. Dated 4/1/22.
Thank you for taking us with you.
Great video! It's gorgeous there. The end of the video gave me a good laugh, 😂. You have to wait until May to become Superman 😂
Yeap! Plan on going back in May
Hi Constantine, glad you got out of R before they shut you down....great timing!
Thank you for sharing this with us.
Keep safe and keep 'em coming.
Bri
GREAT video! Learning so much from you! Thank you! You look so happy!
Thank you for sharing your visit here KONSTANTIN. It was very interesting!
Comments have been cut off for me since early March but I have been a regular viewer. Thanks for your difficult work keeping us informed from your vantage point. Be very careful.
Great video! Thanks 😊
It looks so delicious!! I agree that green tea would compliment the bread and greens. The views alone would beware the drive to visit here!
Thanks for showing us this!
Nice calming video and I’m sure it was a great break for you. Very interesting ovens to bake the dough. Tasty treat!
This was so great. You looked so much happier doing this tour and I love the scenery. Blessings and love from Nova Scotia,Canada. ❤❤❤
Nice to see another Nova Scotian here! 😊
This was a great film. It was lovely to see your true personality without the stress you have been under and your true enthusiastic attitude
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This was a great video! What a beautiful area! I would have tried the grass! The grapes looked good, too. My grandmother grew grapes and it looked just like her vibes. I hope you do go back in May and we see the real thing.
Well or spring water does taste different. I'm sure it made delicious tea.
Thank you Konstantin for taking us on this trip. The mountains are lovely.
You really did a great job showing us a part of this beautiful country and breath taking landscapes. Loved the cow being towed along on the road. Food looked delicious.
You look so refreshed!!! Come back for Mador grass and take video of the actual grass. Your video made me want to get some pierogi. Looking forward to more insider tours from you, Konstantin 🙂
Great video. Thanks.
Yes man Thanx again !
Thank you for sharing. For those of us can no longer travel due to the current world situation this is a wonderful treat!
Thank you❤️
Beautiful! wish I was here! Nature and fresh air and green tea. and some shashlik and homemade madoor pirozhki. I need a nature hike...
Looks like you had fun! You needed a nice break.
This speaks to me. Thank you for sharing!
Thank you. It is interesting to see some aspects of Uzbek culture.
thanks for new tours videos of Uzbekistan. Wonderful
You are getting closer and closer to 50,000 subscribers!
very cool video , please keep them coming.
I'm a new subscriber and I love your channel. Really love that you show us everything ! Greeting from Canada
I love that you're showing us such a beautiful country, their traditions, foods..... Appreciated❤ And you look so much more relaxed and less stressed.
I start feeling guilty for that
Moscow is a pressure cooker right now. Not YOUR fault!
@@INSIDERUSSIA Konstantin please what is going on is not your fault. Not that we are not sympathic but we need happiness and health for ourselves otherwise we cannot help others. You are looking happy and healthy. 😘
I just had a good laugh about the grass secret...lovely video, thanx. Stay safe. Regards from South Africa🙂
Loved the video. Thank you and have a blessed day.
I love this video! It's unbelievable, but we have something very similar to that bread with grass in Italy. And also the thing where they cook meat on short skewers is very tipycal of the region where I live, we cook sheep's meat kebabs on it. The world is ONE.
That's the way! Thanks! Beautiful!
Glad to see you smile again Koni!
Great video!
Such a beautiful video! Thanks so very much for sharing this amazing culture! I believe the topping to be either sour cream or yogurt. Either would be delicious! 😋 Now I’m hungry! 😆 God bless and be safe! ❤️
Stunning landscape! Thank you for taking us off the beaten track into Uzbekistan. That lunch looked delicious and I'm sure the grass was healthy even though it was not mador.
I can't believe I'm the second one to see this. Hope you and your family will find the answers soon. 🙏🌾🙏 The bread looks delicious.
What a cool place to have lunch and just chill. Glad you enjoyed it and I hope your eyes are feeling better.
Great video, K!
I love this video!!
Thank you
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So nice to see you out and about enjoying good healthy food. It looked amazing.. I got strong just looking at it.lol😊👍👍👍lovely country
Thank you Constantine for this deeply relaxing and refreshing video of a country I had never paid attention to before.
Thank you 🙏 from the old lady setting on my couch on a Friday nite 😃
Thank you for sharing this country, its food and customs with us !
Thank you for the landscape shots!
Love love love this video. Every moment of it; funny twist! Hope your eye surgery recovery is going well.
Awesome to see. Very beautiful!
So interesting. Beautiful countryside. Thanks for sharing Konstantin.
Glad to see you enjoying yourself and laughing. Maybe one day we will see _Inside Russia_ inside America again 😃
So nice to see you smile and laugh again! I enjoyed this video very much! Uzbekistan looks like a lovely place to visit.
Thank you,..God Bless !😁
The white sauce you put on the pierogi; would you say it was yogurt based ?? Turkish and middle eastern sauces like Tzatziki are. Between the tea, the ''grass' pierogies and the grapes I can see people living very healthy lives... oh, don't forget the beef shish kebob. They all look yummy. Do they make any wines from all those beautiful grapes? I LOVED your video but then again I am hungry for good food I have never eaten before and even hungrier for travel.
Fun video! I hope you do go back in Madrid grass season!
The view is fantastic.
Tell me about mador grass, cannot find mention anywhere
Because it is a secret! Google mador somsa
I tried to comment on your Faith video live today but was unable to do so. I love the Russian people ever since I was a young girl and still do. praying daily for the country and Ukraine. I am so thankful to God I have found your channel on You Tube. Standing with you and your family! Ruth
Thank you ❤️🙏🌹
Thanks for posting this Konstantin. I notice that the people have slight Asian facial features. Nice video.
They are.. Uzbeks are Turkic and their ancestors are asian but most people have strong middle eastern admixture. Uzbekistan was named after the Mongol emperor Uzbek Khan who ruled over Russia and parts of central asia
@@Чулпан-ч8й I thought the lady putting the bread in the oven was very attractive.
WOW...just amazing ..thanks ✌
That really looks awesome
What a great place!
How do they get them to stick on the sides of the oven? Especially staying put throughout the baking process.
Great video! Of course now I want to know what the sauce is called in English! Thanks for sharing 💞
That grass looks a lot like mustard or collard greens
spinach?
What a lovely video!!! Such a beautiful place!!!!!!!!!!!! I am glad they shared the true tradition, and yes you must go back! However! It certainly was a meal I would have enjoyed as well! YUM!!!!
Wonderful little video. Looks delicious. Did they offer other types of samsa as well, or just Mador grass? Also, do you see lots of tandyr ovens in Uzbekistan, or are they becoming something that are now only seen in the less developed areas?
thanks for sharing something peaceful big guy.
How beautiful. I want this grass sandwich
Hello, this reminds me of dandelion season here in Toronto, Canada. They are the best to pick in late spring until end of May. You see people in the city on the side of the road picking them.🇨🇦🇨🇦
CBC in Canada used some of your video on the news today. They credit your channel.
Wow! Which one?
Thats great!
@@INSIDERUSSIA The one where you show KFC and Burger King were still open.