Michael Pannoni has the original of this, (Episode 2258) but he didn't seem to want to post this skit separately, shame I liked it, and I know others do. So here ya go.
I’ve been looking for this clip for YEARS!!! So happy to finally find it!!! When ever I’m cooking, in my head, I say, “Chicken, rice, peppers, onion…” I’m 51 years old and it’s stuck with me since the 70’s!!
@@lucasbishop8437 After seeing this woman make chicken soup, I could see how easy it was. I could hardly wait to try doing it myself and I've been cooking ever since!
It used toale me so hungry. I had a little crush on the girl and I always loved the garlic part. Idk why. I don't think I knew what garlic really was when I was 3, but this always made me want it. To this day I make toast with peanut butter, and crush a clove of garlic on it, spread it around. And then I eat it, because of this short! 😅😅😅😂😂
Wow this is where my cooking inspiration came from when I was so young. It all started from here. My soup was not that good back then but this got me to get my grandmother to take me to the grocery store for these ingredients. Saw a cooking show just now with someone cutting a potato and it sparked my memory to search “Sesame Street Chicken Soup” thanks for posting.
So great to be able to search RUclips and find random little skits like this one from childhood that I loved so much. I grew up in the country in Tasmania and my dad was the only person anyone knew from another country (Portugal). How cool was it for this little white girl to see a Latina family making our favourite food....SOUP! ❤️❤️❤️
"Mmm, Mami. The milk...azul." That aside, I do love this clip and so many of the slice-of-life segments from classic Sesame Street. I was just a little younger than that little girl- and being raised in Brooklyn, too- when I first saw this one.
My mom used to make chicken soup like this, but then she decided to add a lot more vegetables, and blend it all into a smooth puree. And, instead of rice, she'd put in dumplings made of flour, eggs, butter, and salt. Now, I make a big batch, divide it into 8 containers, and freeze them for when we need comfort food, or are sick. It's packed with nutrients, and essentially pre-digested, so all you have to do is slurp it down.
This is how real chicken soup should be. No chemicals. I make my soup this way, though I cut the chicken into even smaller pieces. I will never forget this clip since i was 6!
Decades ago, this clip inspired me to become a world class chef. After years of hard work, I finally scored a junior role at the Russian Tea House. I took the subway in, nodding off to sleep for just a minute. When I looked down, my chef's knives were gone. My dream ended & I never recovered from this loss. I cry every day over my lost chance, but still encourage others to pursue their dreams.
This is a traditional Latin American chicken soup, better known as Caldo de Pollo. It's delicious and much more filling that what you would have from those soup cans.
Just in her bowl though, maybe she was starting with broth before having some of the hearty part of the soup. Soup the side before SOUP the meal. The pot was chock full of ingredients.
would've been funnier if she gave the grocer a longer speech..."Hi I'm making soup today I need some chicken because last time I made a beef soup but I didn't have enough broth because I asked my husband to grab some on his way home from work but he was tired and he forgot because his boss is a dick and he worked 6 extra hours and he ended up picking up Wendy's for dinner because he forgot I was going to make soup so this time I just want to make chicken soup instead" Grocer (nonplussed): "Cheeken"
If this clip had been more widely known (like The Family Guy's Peter Griffin did with the two face silhouettes that pronounced words on the Electric Company), it could have been made into a great parody.
I saw this when I was little, and I wanted to make the soup so my mom wrote down the ingredients and we went shopping. Mom picked up some garlic, calling it "gaRlic" in our accent. I panicked and told her "you were supposed to get GAHLIC, not garlic!" It took a while before I was convinced they were the same thing.
Yep, my grandmother used to put up big batches of chicken soup and my mom later did the same. With a few differences: celery was a 'must' along with the carrots and onions, and they added egg noodles instead of rice. It was always served for colds and flu, though my grandfather liked a bowl just about every day.
Heck yeah! The ONLY soup I sometimes eat from the can is Chunky chicken noodle soup but I'll add a minced garlic clove and some shredded grilled chicken meat. But if I have all day then yeah it's made from scratch in the slow cooker.
All these ingredients make a good soup. Eat it all so to be kept warm on a cold day. Hot soup, hot chicken, hot onions, hot carrots hot garlic, hot rice, hot peppers hot potatoes, hot bowl of hot soup. Think it might of been a cold day when she walked in with her daughter. 🍲
Seems somebody forgot to mention the salt, the oil, and especially the corn starch, hello? You can't make a stock creamy like that without either that or dairy! It does look delicious, though... and always did. Dakari, you're awesome, thanks so much for posting this!
Well you're welcome too, but I didn't originally have this... someone else did in a FULL SS ep, but didn't seem eager to post it separately. So I took the vid and did it myself
Yes, the seasonings and thickener were missing, but were probably written off as staples in her kitchen. The fresh produce and chicken (and rice) came from the bodega, and so they were listed again twice during the cooking. They ran this segment regularly when I was a kid, and I loved it. Where I came from, nearly everyone pronounced it 'gah-lic' like the daughter.
I loved this clip and the Bilingual Spanish and English was fun here. He helps the 2 get the Chicken and the rice and the2 others get the other Vegetables that go with the Chicken that sound like fun. A basic Brooklyn or Manhattan or uptown store miss this classic clip. That Young Girl probably would be in her late 40’s to Early to mid 50’s today when this clip was done Many Years ago
She has the carrots and onions, but you need celery too. Don't necessarily need potatoes if you have rice (too much starch) but still, wouldn't mind a bowl of that soup right now.
True that. Rice or potatoes. Not and potatoes. But I am not "kicking" it, 'though, because the video has inspired days of homemade chicken soup! Hahaha. Anyway, so you think a couple stalks of celery would be good? Ok!
@@DakariKingMykan Hey, it was something I noticed, can't fault me for pointing it out, lol btw I found this clip because I was actually looking for when Oscar the Grouch made chicken soup.... Apparently the clip is called "Ze Grouchy Chef" Check it out for me and see what you think, hehehehehe
I like how in the beginning the mom said to the cashier that she's making soup while asking for chicken and rice because when I was in a market once a woman also said that she's making soup and needs some chicken where the cashier told the woman that she didn't have to tell him that she's making soup where all she had to do was say that she wants chicken, haha.
+pennypay1 I agree, it didn't sound polite for that cashier to say that to that woman. Maybe that cashier either wasn't in a good mood (they have to act like they're in a good mood while on the job even if they are in a bad mood) or he felt when that woman said she wants to buy chicken, she gave too much information saying that she's making soup where that cashier probably felt that people don't usually say what they are planning to do with the food when wanting to buy something.
+Karolyn Issup That's true. The cashier probably wasn't in a good mood that day and maybe the woman encouraged her family not to go there anymore because of that rude cashier. (Maybe the cashier felt it was too much information that the woman gave him saying that she's making soup that is, if the cashier and the woman don't know each other not being buddies telling him that she's making soup since I'm sure she wouldn't be inviting him for soup). I guess some cashier's are rude where I remember one customer in a 7-Eleven was buying a fountain drink and a little bit of his drink spilled on the counter next to the fountain drink machine and an employee came out of the "Employee's Only" room and called the customer a baby because he spilled a little and the employee even noticed that the customer poured some of the drinks down the fountain drink drain machine with the employee saying that he wasted the drinks where the customer said that the drinks were tasting watery and the employee said "no they don't taste watery" where the customer shouted "whatever happened to the customer is always right, treat your customers with respect!"
Older generations used to tell butchers what they were going to cook so that they could get a recommendation. Stew chickens are different than fryers. The cashier was from a younger generation and probably didn't know this (just a guess).
At the end when the cashier, the mom, and the daughter are all saying what ingredients are being used to make the soup, they forgot to say what kind of liquid is being used. I can only guess if it's Chicken Stock and/or Beef Stock.
+pennypay1 Well, maybe when the mom said she's making soup, the cashier probably felt he was giving enough rice which was more than enough to make soup.
As this was the early 1970s, it is very likely no premade broth was needed, as the chickens sold were not today's fast growing Cornish/Plymouth Rock hybrid chickens which are slaughtered between 4 and 7 weeks of age, but they grew much more slowly, allowing it to be more flavorful. The best we can do today is to use spent hens, or chickens that were used for egg laying, and slaughtered once they stop. What the mother and daughter used probably would have tasted really good with slow cooking and just the carrots, onions, peppers and garlic for flavoring. The potatoes and rice would simply be to add more solids, and make the soup more hearty. This soup is actually easy to make, just throw all the ingredients in your crock pot along with a spent hen, or maybe a stewing hen if you can get one, and let it cook when you either sleep, or work. Salt to taste, you will likely not need other flavors, but some celery and parsley will likely make it even better.
+DakariKingMykan true but then again there lots old markets that still exist. It's probably has different owner like one of his kids or even grad kids. That little girl right probably has kids of own are in my guess in high school
Markets, yes... but buildings... I'm still upset by what's happened to all the Pizza Huts. (They've all moved to tiny corner shops like takeouts. No more buffets, no more sitdowns)
When I was a child I thought they were making some type of Spanish soup because of the music and the fact that they were Latino, then I grew up and realized it was just chicken soup! 😂
I bet that when she was buying her groceries, she 'd never have guessed that 40 years later toilet paper and hand sanitizer would be the new major currency..
I’ve been looking for this clip for YEARS!!! So happy to finally find it!!! When ever I’m cooking, in my head, I say, “Chicken, rice, peppers, onion…” I’m 51 years old and it’s stuck with me since the 70’s!!
You forgot the carrots & garlic. Lol!!
Me too. Always say those words, just made it this morning a pot lasts several days 😊
This is the skit that inspired me to cook. Today, I'm a licensed chef. I haven't seen this skit since the early 1980s.
@FairyGardens TV
Thanks!
Yeah sure lol
Good for you I can’t believe the Sesame Street inspired you to become a chef
@@lucasbishop8437
After seeing this woman make chicken soup, I could see how easy it was. I could hardly wait to try doing it myself and I've been cooking ever since!
That's great! My son a retired cop cooks a lot for his family and loves this recipe, its a family favorite we've all been using for years.
This is my favourite old segment from Sesame Street from when I was a kid. I loved hearing the Spanish up in suburban Ontario. :)
Yes yes yes!!
Si, si, si!
It used toale me so hungry. I had a little crush on the girl and I always loved the garlic part. Idk why. I don't think I knew what garlic really was when I was 3, but this always made me want it. To this day I make toast with peanut butter, and crush a clove of garlic on it, spread it around. And then I eat it, because of this short! 😅😅😅😂😂
Wow this is where my cooking inspiration came from when I was so young. It all started from here. My soup was not that good back then but this got me to get my grandmother to take me to the grocery store for these ingredients. Saw a cooking show just now with someone cutting a potato and it sparked my memory to search “Sesame Street Chicken Soup” thanks for posting.
Well don't thank me directly... read what it says int he description.
Okay now I want to make this soup! This is when Sesame Street was the best for kids.
I agree. It has changed drastically through the years
Where did it go wrong?
@@thejoshsings9280and what exactly where did it go wrong?! Can you explain?
I wrote down this recipe before my daughter was born in 1983. It still holds up.
What seasonings do you use?
OMG, it has been eons, since I last saw this one. And I agree with some, that it does give one a craving for homemade chicken soup!
Or beef stu with beef gravy... mmm-mm
Such a great segment.
Cheeken. 👍
It is great!!!
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"Gahhhhhlic!"🌱
❤🌃🍎🗽🚖
New Yawk!
@@XI_Daisy_XI
Ok. Now I’m hungry again. And I just had pizza for supper tonight
@@thejoshsings894
✨😄I had pizza tonight too!
**Cheers**
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So great to be able to search RUclips and find random little skits like this one from childhood that I loved so much. I grew up in the country in Tasmania and my dad was the only person anyone knew from another country (Portugal). How cool was it for this little white girl to see a Latina family making our favourite food....SOUP! ❤️❤️❤️
"Mmm, Mami. The milk...azul." That aside, I do love this clip and so many of the slice-of-life segments from classic Sesame Street. I was just a little younger than that little girl- and being raised in Brooklyn, too- when I first saw this one.
I love how the shop keeper says "Hasta la vista!" before Terminator movie made it so popular
You know that line was inspired by Jody Watley in her song Looking For A New Love.
Made some today with my wife: Chicken (whole later shredded), chopped potatoes (skin on), chopped carrots, chopped celery, garlic (real cloves), basil (home grown), sea salt, cracked black pepper, paprika. AMAZING!
Yum 🎉❤
My mom used to make chicken soup like this, but then she decided to add a lot more vegetables, and blend it all into a smooth puree. And, instead of rice, she'd put in dumplings made of flour, eggs, butter, and salt.
Now, I make a big batch, divide it into 8 containers, and freeze them for when we need comfort food, or are sick. It's packed with nutrients, and essentially pre-digested, so all you have to do is slurp it down.
This makes me want chicken soup in the worst way.
You and me BOTH... I'd like to try and MAKE it, but... it takes several hours
This is how real chicken soup should be. No chemicals. I make my soup this way, though I cut the chicken into even smaller pieces. I will never forget this clip since i was 6!
Decades ago, this clip inspired me to become a world class chef. After years of hard work, I finally scored a junior role at the Russian Tea House. I took the subway in, nodding off to sleep for just a minute. When I looked down, my chef's knives were gone. My dream ended & I never recovered from this loss. I cry every day over my lost chance, but still encourage others to pursue their dreams.
That is REAL soup there. Have a big bowl with some nice fresh bread and you have a meal.
And some freshly grated parmesan. Omg.
@@LeeLooface yeah now you're talkin'.
This segment was 1 of my favorites when I was a child
I love that she adds garlic. I imagined tasting that soup all those years ago. I still long for that chicken soup.
I've added Garlic to my soup... it gives it a nice zing, but don't add too much, you're be on RED ALERT bathroom Emergency
Or on bad breath emergency....unless you intend to kill vampires.
I actually made this exact recipe last week after stumbling on this gem of a video. It was outstanding! 🍲🍗😻
This is a traditional Latin American chicken soup, better known as Caldo de Pollo. It's delicious and much more filling that what you would have from those soup cans.
So you don't have to cook the chicken before you throw into the pot?
I remember watching this when I was a kid and thinking back then that that soup looked watery as hell! 🤣
Just in her bowl though, maybe she was starting with broth before having some of the hearty part of the soup. Soup the side before SOUP the meal. The pot was chock full of ingredients.
would've been funnier if she gave the grocer a longer speech..."Hi I'm making soup today I need some chicken because last time I made a beef soup but I didn't have enough broth because I asked my husband to grab some on his way home from work but he was tired and he forgot because his boss is a dick and he worked 6 extra hours and he ended up picking up Wendy's for dinner because he forgot I was going to make soup so this time I just want to make chicken soup instead"
Grocer (nonplussed): "Cheeken"
If this clip had been more widely known (like The Family Guy's Peter Griffin did with the two face silhouettes that pronounced words on the Electric Company), it could have been made into a great parody.
🤣😂🤣😂🤣👏👏👏
@@pennypay1 Lol I was thinking Family guy when I read that long speech too!
Hey mom I can't wait to see you again Sunday an please make Chicken Soup.
Making soup with Mom is the best!!
si lo es me encanta la sopa 🍲 😋
I like chicken soup better with rice than with noodles! And all those fresh vegetables! 🥰😋😋🥰
This always made me want chicken soup so bad. Now I’m like wait, peppers? Potatoes? Nevermind lol
The vintage Pepsi cans on the shelves and other items in the cooler behind the counter.
YES!!!
& The religious/spiritual candles by the cashier. 🕯🕯🕯🕯🕯
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I remember this so vividly. Sesame Street in the seventies was like this - real city scenes, Fania records and everyday people talking to puppets.
I saw this when I was little, and I wanted to make the soup so my mom wrote down the ingredients and we went shopping. Mom picked up some garlic, calling it "gaRlic" in our accent. I panicked and told her "you were supposed to get GAHLIC, not garlic!" It took a while before I was convinced they were the same thing.
It's known in my family as "Jewish penicillin".If you have a cold,this is a great bowl of medicine,due to its healing properties.
Yep, my grandmother used to put up big batches of chicken soup and my mom later did the same. With a few differences: celery was a 'must' along with the carrots and onions, and they added egg noodles instead of rice. It was always served for colds and flu, though my grandfather liked a bowl just about every day.
It may not be the same, but right now I’m having baked chicken and rice on a plate as I’m watching this. XD
Well, you could drink some hot broth in a mug like people with a cold do... but I don't think that's tasty
I've been looking for this one for months! Now if only I could find the one about Chinese noodles. 🍜
Weird... I'm sure it was loaded.
ruclips.net/video/xdpom8_AMao/видео.html
Here you go!
Yay .. my Sister have Searched for this!! WHEW. ~ Oh Mommy the soup is buena".. 💕💕💕💕💕😡😡😡
I knew loading this skit would satisfy long starving appetites for this vid...
Personally I would've added celery, green beans, corn and peas!
I love those veggies too.
Whenever something doesn’t go right I say to myself, ooh mommy the soup is not bueno 🤣 funny how things stay with you
The natural food and paper bags look familiar the old way is the best way full circle love Pease and joy ❤
Scratch made soup is always better than canned soup
Heck yeah! The ONLY soup I sometimes eat from the can is Chunky chicken noodle soup but I'll add a minced garlic clove and some shredded grilled chicken meat. But if I have all day then yeah it's made from scratch in the slow cooker.
All these ingredients make a good soup. Eat it all so to be kept warm on a cold day. Hot soup, hot chicken, hot onions, hot carrots hot garlic, hot rice, hot peppers hot potatoes, hot bowl of hot soup. Think it might of been a cold day when she walked in with her daughter. 🍲
Now I want some chicken soup.
Chicken soup...MMM! 🍗🍲
I was hoping to see this again...which episode is this from?
+John Lee
2258
ruclips.net/video/GavB7XNUd-A/видео.html
Leave out the peppers. They overpower the rest of the ingredients.
@Director HFerreira yes! Celery goes so well with chicken. It’s a must!
Seems somebody forgot to mention the salt, the oil, and especially the corn starch, hello? You can't make a stock creamy like that without either that or dairy! It does look delicious, though... and always did. Dakari, you're awesome, thanks so much for posting this!
So that's how you do it, eh?
Well you're welcome too, but I didn't originally have this... someone else did in a FULL SS ep, but didn't seem eager to post it separately. So I took the vid and did it myself
Yes, the seasonings and thickener were missing, but were probably written off as staples in her kitchen. The fresh produce and chicken (and rice) came from the bodega, and so they were listed again twice during the cooking. They ran this segment regularly when I was a kid, and I loved it. Where I came from, nearly everyone pronounced it 'gah-lic' like the daughter.
@Director HFerreira Yes, you're right. A delicious soup and childhood memory too.
I loved this clip and the Bilingual Spanish and English was fun here. He helps the 2 get the Chicken and the rice and the2 others get the other Vegetables that go with the Chicken that sound like fun. A basic Brooklyn or Manhattan or uptown store miss this classic clip. That Young Girl probably would be in her late 40’s to Early to mid 50’s today when this clip was done Many Years ago
This used to be my favortie segment.
USED to be? What happened?
Look no plastic and styrofoam wrappers. That's green. Mom needs to sharpen her knife.
BRUCE JEANDUC I agree with all!
I LOVED THIS SKIT ❤ 53 years later
so 70s nuyorican
@Director HFerreira me too:)
That soup really looks yummy!
Man: "Chicken","Rice".
Defforest Robinson
She has the carrots and onions, but you need celery too.
Don't necessarily need potatoes if you have rice (too much starch) but still, wouldn't mind a bowl of that soup right now.
What she needs is Noodles
True that. Rice or potatoes. Not and potatoes. But I am not "kicking" it, 'though, because the video has inspired days of homemade chicken soup! Hahaha. Anyway, so you think a couple stalks of celery would be good? Ok!
Of course, canned soups I eat have cooked celery in them.
cheeken
Don’t be racist 😠
@@DisneyPro664 Oh, calm down you. I'm Latino and we make fun of ourselves all the time.
@@rcaive0875 now why would you wanna do such a thing like that?
@@DisneyPro664 Don't you watch any comedy? All races joke about themselves once in a while, that's what makes racism irrelevant.
@@rcaive0875 Well duh, but I still find it unacceptable
Ayer fue Viernes, 30/3/18. Fue una tarde lluviosa. Fui a trabajar, al banco y la tienda. Hice sopa de pollo para la cena. La sopa estaba delicioso.
Pero, fue Viernes Santo, muchos de nosotros no podíamos comer carne o aves de corral
I remember seeing this clip, i like this one and seeing the food clips from Sesame Street makes me hungry. Lol what year is this one from?
I'm guessing Season 5 (1973-74).
I’m making this tomorrow! 😍
Senor Vasquez looked like a good guy for whom to work. He's my kind of guy! I dig the Hispanic bodegas.
I think this segment was in season 10 which would've been 1979 from memory!!
thank you so much!!
+Brinah You should thank +Michael Pannoni, he had the original.
+DakariKingMykan yeah ok.
Every time I see this I want to make my chicken stew with my niece.
Yummy! Yummy!
I love Chicken soup
sue!
Did.... did she not pay for her groceries? That guy is generous, lol 😝
Ah come on, she obviously paid off screen and then left with her groceries...
@@DakariKingMykan Hey, it was something I noticed, can't fault me for pointing it out, lol
btw I found this clip because I was actually looking for when Oscar the Grouch made chicken soup.... Apparently the clip is called "Ze Grouchy Chef"
Check it out for me and see what you think, hehehehehe
@@danielleking262
🙂Good observation, perhaps she had a tab to put it on as familiar "mom & pop" establishments would do that kinda thing till payday.
😊☺😋🍲🍵 Me encanta la sopa con pollo y arroz
Muchas gracias!
Kaspar would love this, I can tell.
Chicken 🍗🍗🍗
I like how in the beginning the mom said to the cashier that she's making soup while asking for chicken and rice because when I was in a market once a woman also said that she's making soup and needs some chicken where the cashier told the woman that she didn't have to tell him that she's making soup where all she had to do was say that she wants chicken, haha.
Not a very friendly cashier, then! Give me a nice bodega cashier like Senor Vasquez here...
+pennypay1 I agree, it didn't sound polite for that cashier to say that to that woman. Maybe that cashier either wasn't in a good mood (they have to act like they're in a good mood while on the job even if they are in a bad mood) or he felt when that woman said she wants to buy chicken, she gave too much information saying that she's making soup where that cashier probably felt that people don't usually say what they are planning to do with the food when wanting to buy something.
Kind of rude. He might have lost a customer that day.
+Karolyn Issup That's true. The cashier probably wasn't in a good mood that day and maybe the woman encouraged her family not to go there anymore because of that rude cashier. (Maybe the cashier felt it was too much information that the woman gave him saying that she's making soup that is, if the cashier and the woman don't know each other not being buddies telling him that she's making soup since I'm sure she wouldn't be inviting him for soup). I guess some cashier's are rude where I remember one customer in a 7-Eleven was buying a fountain drink and a little bit of his drink spilled on the counter next to the fountain drink machine and an employee came out of the "Employee's Only" room and called the customer a baby because he spilled a little and the employee even noticed that the customer poured some of the drinks down the fountain drink drain machine with the employee saying that he wasted the drinks where the customer said that the drinks were tasting watery and the employee said "no they don't taste watery" where the customer shouted "whatever happened to the customer is always right, treat your customers with respect!"
Older generations used to tell butchers what they were going to cook so that they could get a recommendation. Stew chickens are different than fryers. The cashier was from a younger generation and probably didn't know this (just a guess).
I wondered why there was no beef noodle soup mini movie after this one was made.
I've never heard of Beef and Noodles before
@@DakariKingMykan When your Grandpa does the cooking, things get creative.
@@DakariKingMykanYou haven't heard of the Vietnamese phó?
I like chicken sup 😄
That kitchen knife seems crazy dull. It took forever for them to cut through that pepper and onion
A dull knife is far more dangerous than a well-sharpened one.
I'm actually going to make this tomorrow night.
Paper bags. Don't see those anymore.
We do but not as much as anymore
@:15 as a kid, I always thought the guy said, "Blick!" Then he bent down to spit up.
Gahlic
Short day in the neighborhood...
Yep, time goes fast when you're having fun... Cooking
The lady looks a bit like a young Rita Moreno
Cheeken
Spanish New Yorkese "Gawlic!" 😉😁
At the end when the cashier, the mom, and the daughter are all saying what ingredients are being used to make the soup, they forgot to say what kind of liquid is being used. I can only guess if it's Chicken Stock and/or Beef Stock.
She didn't specify the amount of rice she needed, either. Nice friendly corner store, though.
+pennypay1 Well, maybe when the mom said she's making soup, the cashier probably felt he was giving enough rice which was more than enough to make soup.
Well, the clip sure makes me hungry for soup :)
+pennypay1 I agree, it makes me hungry too.
As this was the early 1970s, it is very likely no premade broth was needed, as the chickens sold were not today's fast growing Cornish/Plymouth Rock hybrid chickens which are slaughtered between 4 and 7 weeks of age, but they grew much more slowly, allowing it to be more flavorful. The best we can do today is to use spent hens, or chickens that were used for egg laying, and slaughtered once they stop.
What the mother and daughter used probably would have tasted really good with slow cooking and just the carrots, onions, peppers and garlic for flavoring. The potatoes and rice would simply be to add more solids, and make the soup more hearty. This soup is actually easy to make, just throw all the ingredients in your crock pot along with a spent hen, or maybe a stewing hen if you can get one, and let it cook when you either sleep, or work. Salt to taste, you will likely not need other flavors, but some celery and parsley will likely make it even better.
huh. so maybe this is why I think of making food whenever I hear salsa music
Well, music itself is a kind of food
@@DakariKingMykan you're not wrong
Flashback
Circa 1974
It looks like Filipino soup we called Tinola with green papaya fruit except without carrots and potatoes 🤔🤔🤔🤔
SOUP KITCHEN
I love this video along with the music, What year was this done? I remember seeing this one as a child.
According to Muppet Wiki, this skit first appeared in episode 515, in 1972
So New York
It didn’t seem familiar until the last line.
I wonder does that market still exist anymore?
I SINCERELY doubt it, this skit was first aired in 70s.
+DakariKingMykan true but then again there lots old markets that still exist. It's probably has different owner like one of his kids or even grad kids. That little girl right probably has kids of own are in my guess in high school
Markets, yes... but buildings...
I'm still upset by what's happened to all the Pizza Huts. (They've all moved to tiny corner shops like takeouts. No more buffets, no more sitdowns)
It's hard to find markets like this today. That soup looks good 😋. I like the girl wearing overalls.
When I was a child I thought they were making some type of Spanish soup because of the music and the fact that they were Latino, then I grew up and realized it was just chicken soup! 😂
iris shalurhad it’s Spanish chicken soup . My títí makes this .
@@cristinamarierosado10 My friend's mom made it too when we were kids (light on the onions though) it was AMAZING!
Look how robust those carrots are!!!
I swear there was another one that had the Spanish words for rice and chicken. That's why I know rice is arroz and chicken is pollo.
It was a Spanish market song. I know it had those two along with other foods.
mandela effect or this didnt play in our country
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Hey Mykan, have you seen the show Steven Universe?
+Bobby Lambert
Just a little... and SOOOO not fond of it
I dislike it as well. I won't go into why.
To be honest, I can't understand WHAT people LIKE about that show
No celery?
That soup's got enough veggies already...
@@DakariKingMykan usually people put celery for flavoring. More the merrier!😎
I bet that when she was buying her groceries, she 'd never have guessed that 40 years later toilet paper and hand sanitizer would be the new major currency..
...Covid-19?
I'm guessing at the end the mom was holding the camera since the girl was looking at the camera saying "mommy, the soup buena" from 1:47-1:50.
Circa 1976
Sbe cant cook. You dont put the potatoes in while the chicken is raw. The chicken needs more time to cook than the potatoes
Dude she is not cooking at some five star restaurant just cooking at home