A Brit Cooking in Golden Sands Bulgaria 🇧🇬
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 28 ส.ค. 2024
- A Brit Cooking in Golden Sands Bulgaria 🇧🇬
In this video I agreed with Vagiv, The Master Kavkazi Chef, to prepare a barbacu together.
I set out to the Varna Kolkhoz Market to buy the freshest ingredients and share with you my secrets for preparing the best Hummus in the world, some Yemeni Skhug, and a Tahini dressing.
Although Vagiv is the Master at making Barbacue, I think I managed to learn enough to share it with you all one day.
If you enjoy adventure videos from the former Soviet Union and Central and Eastern Europe, then grab your vodka, some zakusky and join me as I spend the day Cooking with Master Chef Vagiv at this magnificent resort on the Black Sea coast in Golden Sands near Varna Bulgaria.
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Вагив повар от Бога. Уму непостижимо, как всё выглядит. На работу шэфа можно смотреть бесконечно. Спасибо, Джастин, что знакомиш нас с такими талантами
Vagiv looks like a very cool man, for chill and enjoy with a nice drink, nice meal.. Salute from Republic of Srpska,Bosnia for you sir and comrade Vagiv. 🇷🇸🇧🇦🇧🇬
Поздрави брате🇧🇬🇷🇸🇷🇺❤️
@@StayBasedJesus поздрав браткоо 💚🇧🇬🇷🇺🇷🇸🇧🇾💙
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Tes vidéos sont pleines de vie!
Absolute love it , the channel is great you are now followed , going there in two weeks , agree is all about food
I lived 19 years in varna and still haven’t discovered some places like this one. I definitely will go there this summer
Браво
Merci!
With fantastic fresh ingredients and a genius like Vagiv, what an amazing spread of artisan foods. I must visit Varna ! Thanks Justin
The best city in Bulgaria is Varna
@@juliahristova1996 Само Пловдив 😀
Excellent and amazing
Hi Justin I am very happy with your videos that you are constantly uploading for my hometown Varna and the surrounding area. It will be a great pleasure to meet you in your hometown, because I have lived in London for many years. You might be interested in me showing you my favorite Bulgarian and Russian shops. I guess you don't know them ...
1:33 - She said "Малко е дългичък." or "It's a bit too long." I like how you mix bulgarian and russian words and you understand each other. :)
that chef is a legend. I like how u give chefs the status they truly deserve! Often chefs unless they're famous don't get enough credit. My cousin is a chef in Nottingham if you're ever thereabouts let me know, you'll be blown away by how good his pub is!
Mouth watering. this was another great video of yours, I'm planning a trip to Bulgaria . thank you again :)
Hello mate, Thanks so much for watching and coming a long the journey with me… I hope you have a great trip! 👍👌
I go to the this market every day! in Varna we also call it, the bitaka or bit pazara or Kolkhozniat pazar
Next week I am going to Golden Sands and I will definitely try this restaurant. Again great video, Justin!
I like how ,definitely unintentionally, you say "sol" instead of "salt" :-)
What a great video! You have to visit Burgas. It is smaller than Varna but more beautiful and with fewer broken tiles :D
Hi my friend, Thank you so much for watching and commenting, it really helps support the channel. 👍👌
Too cool
Ok I'll come over if you're making all those goodies bro!
Loved the marketbprices and the bbq
Liked and subscribed like your channel so far been following bald and bankrupt jonny fd Harold b all have unique twists spot on mate love the fact your almost fluent in a couple of languages where I only have English and Russian !
Hello mate,
Thanks for the kind comment and I am happy you are enjoying the videos.
Good on you mate with the 2 languages... Time to add your next one👌
All the best and welcome to the journey👌👍
Justin is a star
@@praguetruebelievers9832 cheers mate👍👌
Such a delicious episode !!!! I guess the chef is Armenian from Baku .
Wow, you just killed me there at the market how good you are speaking in bulgarian.
Thank you so much!! 👍😃
Amazing .we waiting for more!
Mate! Loving the way you’re taking your channel! I’ve been telling my friends to check you out…hopefully you’ll get a couple of extra subs! Take care and have fun buddy!
Much enjoyed Mate! Thank you for sharing.
I have a question Justin, if 2 vegetarians have a fight, do they have a beef? 🤣Cheers
Chef Justin!
I initially thought the restaurant's name was La Vache (The Cow, in French), but towards the end I realised it was named after the bread lavash 😆.
Great video and I'm glad that you helped out with the salads.
I haven't sat on a table like that one in a while.
And it’s very interesting that the bread is lavach is Armenian bread
Justin, next time you are in North-East Bulgaria, you should really go to Balchik. It is a pretty unique place. It is both a historical town and a seaside resort. It has a castle and botanical gardens. It is also nicknamed the White City because it is surrounded by white hills. It is a pretty unique town that has a very unique vibe to it. Check it out online. Should definitely be on your list. You could also definitely make several videos on it since there will be plenty of content.
cool mate, good video
omg legendary
what a treat
Just wanted to ask have you been to Nesebar I'm visiting next year
Hi Justin, I've come across your videos by chance, im an aussie with bulgarian background, and I must say for a Brit that you are, your bulgarian is very good
I see you love varna alot, do you do any of the other cities as well
Love watching your videos
What time of the year do you go there normally, im hopeing to be there next yr summer time, or as summer ends, would be great to meet up with you, take care, keep them videos rolling
never saw theses type of cooking it looks really tasty
good stuff
Amazing bbq. That would be half of my garden, not that I mind :)
wow! 🤤
I don't recognize the words he's saying. Coriander is кориандър and parsley is магданоз
A true Master,,,wowww
Ahh ja Veggies look amazing at the market. Me so hungry for those beautiful lamb and potatoe kebabs with that nice wrapper and your sauces. I have not made Humus since I moved back to Europe 15 years ago. I used to make it all the time in the US because the stuff you bought in the stores WAS CRAP...I can pick up some decent ones here in Praha. We used to get the Marks and Spencers one from the grocery store there, but since Brexit we can't get fresh foods no more :-( I miss those Bangers from there, they were perfect for breakfast. I got to go and eat at that place when we go to Bulgaria,,,,prob will be August Me so hungry. Thanks for the Video Dude!
you have to go in Rodopi mountains
I coming in golden sands and varna 17 august i want to visit this man i am also a chef
great video justin hummus thaini and zhug i eat all the time great tasty food in israel is the basic :)
You are from Israel ,but have englisch sitizenship its clear To me
Justin is the Chef Armenian from origin? He has that Armenian eyes and look...perhaps Armenian from Baku? Looks delicious...that potato lule kebab might be seen more in azerbadjan, but in Armenian in Sevan we have lule kebab of sweet water lobster tails...no else to get!!! Hope you tried it buddy!
Yes probably Armenian from Baku, that's what I thought too since he speaks about pork recipes too.
Keep watching you :D
Cheers mate...
I appreciate the support, that is what keeps the channel going 🙏
@@J.E.E Mate, you are so defenseless. Maybe that makes you safe from thugs.
@@mikeeasthampton Thankfully they tend to stay away👌👍
That's an impressive bbq 4 sure b.t w!
It really was... like a shrine of some sort
@@J.E.E lol 😆 yup
You should add the name and location of the place
Bulgarians are Christians, a greeting "salaam alaikum" is not appropriate !!
The owner of that shop where I buy the thing is from Syria... I speak to him in Arabic!!!
@@J.E.E Justin you speak Arabic and Bulgarian?
Are you planning on going to Sofia?
Hummus only lemon salt garlic olivoil and little water
Grilled food sell our supermarket too. Better to visit real restaurant.
where did you study encryption?
Didn't know bulgarians listened to Dhurata dora.
The best city in Bulgaria is Varna
Burgas*
Plovdiv*
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paying alot of attention to the girls not coming over so good sadly, poor place Bulgaria good luck
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looked beautyfull jk
Oh no, you didn't!!! Here I am commenting before seeing the entire video, but, dude, fresh coriander? Not sure if you found "kinza", this devil weed we call cilantro here in North America. I. HATE. THAT. $#!%. As does a large proportion of Bulgarians... so I kind of hope you did not succeed.
Long story short, it's genetic, and that's why you don't see the green stuff for sale in Central and Eastern Europe (we do use the coriander seeds, they are totally different): too big a percentage of the population hates it. The aldehydes that people like me find so incredibly offensive are related to those stinkbugs emit. You know, Mother Nature's way of saying "Danger! Poison! Run for your life". You mutants with your defective taste buds go "Yummmm".
I forgive you though, and will finally hit "Subscribe".
Edit: Drat, you found it. Notice she had to go to the back to get you some. Ain't nobody buying that stuff.