Hasidic ad || Can men ever cook???
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- Опубликовано: 5 дек 2023
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Another Chanukah ad from @OnTimeStudios. These guys have a very serious latke cooking competition. Between the amount of donuts they eat, and the deep fried, oversalted latkes too, no wonder they stopped publishing! Maybe they're all banned from making ads by their cardiologists!
Happy chanukah everyone! Hearty appetite :)
#yiddish #yiddishad #jewishholidays
All commercials should be so fun. ( I of course related to the scraped fingers on the grater).
me too
Thankfully ALL the men in my family are awesome cooks! In our family we see knowing how to cook as a survival skill.🙂 And females in our family have to know how to chop and split wood for heat in the winter. We live in the California Sierras where we get snow up to the roofline.
a family after my own heart...
Yes the advertising industry needs to relearn how to make commercials that we stay to watch vs turning off volume and/or off the channel. By learning from the Hasidic communities' style and frequent humor
This is so hilarious yet so wholesome! I love it! Also, I felt really sorry for the poor guy with the salt.
I like the guy who mixes the eggs with his finger!! Haha. All good!
This made me laugh. Thank you for sharing
Such fun! Happy Chanukah! 🕎
Cute and humorous ad!
That's exactly why I buy my latkes at Sainsbury's...
This was awesome thanks
Haha! amazing!Happy Hanukkah! ; ),
I loved it. Encore!
Basically having a man , any man, in your kitchen is like having a bull in your china closet. My husband has no concept of how to close a drawer. When he cooks every drawer in the kitchen is open , making it easy to drop all manner of “stuff” into the drawers, turn around and run into the drawers , etc etc etc..
The sheer number of professional male cooks/chefs/households where the man does the majority of the cooking say you’re wrong. Perhaps it’s a cultural thing, perhaps it’s a control issue that you have or maybe it’s weaponized incompetence. Either way you’re just flat out incorrect madam.
There is a Male concept: if you mess up, better if you mess up big time you will never be asked to do it again
Betty you gave me a real laugh!!
My husband also has not the vaguest idea of how to close a drawer. It is am unsolved mystery to him.
Still edible? Incredible!
I know!
Too funny!
Cool! Usually i flip my crepe this way, never flipped latke like this. I'm gonna try this technique tomorrow. Happy Hanukkah!
how do you usually flip latkes?
I usually flip latkes with a fork to me it's the most convenient way to flip any kind of pancake. I tried to flip my latke by throwing it in the air, but as i anticipated it wasn't such a good idea, but i had to do it in the name of science. Maybe i need more practice...actually, i even failed to throw the latke in the air i only spilled the oil on the stove. Don't get me wrong i know how to cook latkes ). @@FriedaVizelBrooklyn
@@yuribliman8999 ha ha sounds like a proper scientific experiment!
I'm not a professional and i did this at home )). Of course, not everything could be justified in the name of science only if it's safe and funny. @@FriedaVizelBrooklyn
Poor guys. They are so funny with their
non know how.
What are they trying to cook? It's a traditional plate? I'm sorry of my lack of knowledge about jewish cuisine. Thanks for the video. 😅
They're attempting to fry potato pancakes. In Jewish known as potato latkes. Eaten anytime of the year. But is more commonly eaten on chanukah. Since the miracle of chanukah involved oil, it's traditional to prepare foods made with oil, like fried foods and donuts that are actually fried before baking.
Excellent answer, thanks!@@lesaym5871
@@lesaym5871 Thank you very much.
Hysterical. Maybe because I’m a Christian without Jewish food traditions, I use shredded potatoes and reddi egg. Been making these forever. My grandmother was Pennsylvania Dutch and I use her 100 yr old recipe. Tried cuisinart for potatoes, too much clean up and they turn brown too fast.
This is very comical! I would hope all are married ( maybe not the youngest). If you had to rely on what they could cook, that would be 1 reason to lose weight.
I bet they have wives that can whip up a latke during the time it takes them to peel a potato.
In English they say: White men can't jump.
In Hebrew we say:
Buzbuzim* can't cook.
*Buzbuz is a slang term for Ashkenazic Jew.
Right aknazim should learn from you just throw hunny and hot pepper on everything and call it food.
My Sephardic uncle tells everyone including his half Ashkenazi wife that vuzvuzim eat cardboard instead of food because they're afraid of scary flavour
Sounds like I'm a vuzvuz@@ariellaryner7740
I’m going to make my potatoes mashed first and I like to add green onions or leeks to mine then fry them into patties. Grating potatoes is not for me.
Nowadays there's something called a food processor 😂😂. If the potatoes are precooked, the are called chremslach instead of latkes
@@beans4853 whatever you want to call them. This is the way that I will make mine. I like them my way best.
this version where you mash it first is called "chremzlach"
😂😂 sehr lustige
😂😂😂😂😂
but where is the smetene?
Hasidim don't usually do smetene because they serve latkes with fleishigs.
That makes sense, thank you! A bit sad, though. I hope they can at least have applesauce.
@@fgerlits yes, applesauce is fine!
😆
I’m a little bit shocked that they’re not glassing their eggs.
I've never heard of glassing eggs.
Cracking eggs into a glass to check for blood spots?
@@nusbacher Ah I didn't know that's what it was called. Maybe they did look?
i guess this means no
I think so
What no onion or oil, I call fake news
I saw one of them wiping his eyes and thought that was onion related? 😄 Yeah, need onions. 😊👍 And applesauce for topping.
Hasidic potato latka and potato kugel recipes usually don't call for onions.
@@FriedaVizelBrooklyn I would like to see a blind taste test of kugel (yes with and with out an onion)
brilliant idea but personally I could tell if there are onions in a second. Onions make it feel very unhasidic.@@cohenlabe1
Of course! It's not a rocket science.
rocket science is easier
funny :), but: are they really such bad cooks ? Appear to be potato pancakes or in Switzerland I would say Rösti, not so complicated a man writes....
Nah, this is meant to be comedic. Most men cook quite well, the cleaning up after (or not making the entire house and every dish owned dirty) is where they usually struggle
You don't call it kartufel puffa?
I love this. My sister in law is Jewish and my brother does all the cooking. He’s also 20 years older than her ❤ he takes after our father who was always cooking or bbq ing something delicious ❤
The straights are not okay. I'm a gay man and I can cook. The stereotype of men being useless humans at home is trite. It's a narrative that add producers love and lap up.