VLOGMAS DAY 3 & 4: WE TRIED INDIAN FOOD FOR THE FIRST TIME !! *WAS AMAZING*
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- čas přidán 25. 07. 2024
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The CHICKEN PAKORAS / CHICKEN FRITTERS are rolled in a batter made of powdered chickpea that has been spruced up with salt and other spices.
So british brought so many Indian labourers and spices from India to all over the world but specially in caribbeans ..thats why you will find Indian food influence on caribbean cuisine particularly ROTI, GOAT CURRY AND CHANA all that .
i love the feedback . i can definitely tell the similarities !
INDIAN BIRYANI'S (Vegetables, Chicken, Mutton or Shrimp/Prawn Biryanis) are usually paired with the so-called potato salad --- RAITA (a yogurt condiment that are mixed with carrots, tomato, onions and cilantro). It is not only a food enhancer but also helps tone down the spiciness of biryani's.
The white sauce is called a raita & is usually eaten with the biryani rice
appreciate the feedback will definitely try next time !
@@sleekmob748 I hope you enjoy
So biryani going to mild, not spicy anymore
Hey Happy folks !!!
The white Potato salad you guys referred to is actually called a RAITA - a yogurt condiment that is usually blended with carrots, cucumber, onion, tomatoes etc. that is usually paired with Biryani to bring down its spiciness if any.
The Green one is usually tangier and spicy and the Brown one is sweeter and spicy with cinnamon.....
Happy that you guys could enjoy the Indian food... There are so many food items you need to try....
Love from India 🇮🇳⚫❤️⚫🇮🇳
Edit: the white stuff is called raita and we use it along with the biryani rice ....
we appreciate the feedback! Definitely will try again and explore more options!
@@sleekmob748 next time, do some research with the restaurants yall get the food from. look for a place that predominantly has brown customers. if the customer base is mostly white, dont go there. Also, use the sauces, they change so much about the taste. dont be afraid to ask questions to the staff either, generally theyre more than willing to help
Hey Folks HI !!!
Usually Indian starters (SAMOSAS - Vege, Chicken, Mutton) or Other Indian Street Food dishes are served with 2 condiments ---- a Green Sauce (Mint & Cilantro Chutney topped with spices) and a Brown Sauce (Tamarind & Dates Chutney topped with spices). ---- Paddy
The food item you called POTATO Salad us actually a 'RAITA'. A dish usually eaten with Biryani to mellow down their spiciness, if any...
Raita (white sauce) goes with the curries and biryani rice.
very interesting appreciate the feedback !
Indian food look so good
it was amazing ! if you haven’t tried give it a chance.
So much love from india ❤❤
sending love back 🤍🤍
Lamb samosa is crazy
insane how good it is!
16:56 // i wasnt gon say it, so im glad he did😋🤤
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You can dunk the Japanese wet towels into water mixed with Eau De Cologne, to enjoy being used as a great wet wipe.
Paddy...
appreciate all the tips !!!!!
After watching this video I understand that you have not yet fully learned how to eat Indian food, Naan is a dish that goes perfectly with Butter Chicken ,Chicken 65 other chicken recipes. While eating naan with any chicken item, dip the naan completely with the gravy of that chicken recipe and then taste the naan and see how it taste.
appreciate the insight ! we tried it with shrimp tikka marsala and it was really good !
Bro literally looks like kanye west 😂😂
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So it’s pronounced…. Naaaaan. No crazy phonetic sounds…. Just naan!
thank you !!
Naan bread was long before flat bread, looks like they stole it from Indian naan.
i hear you !