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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 28 ส.ค. 2024
- In this episode of Soul Food, our host Kiran Deol heads over to LA’s Kosher Corridor to get wise to the ways one can keep it kosher. She gets schooled by the local butcher, and discovers that today’s kosher food and drink is much more than just matzo balls and sweet, syrupy wine. Kosher cuisine can be contemporary, or really any style of food-be it burritos or a lamb belly “bacon” sandwich with homemade sriracha-as long as one follows strict kosher guidelines. Kiran’s exploration of where the spirit meets the stomach ends with an insightful invite for a Friday night sampling of a Shabbat dinner.
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"I don't know who Michael is."
Savage
Derek Jeter haha 🤣
I scrolled down for this comment. Lmao. Tough crowd.
I don't know who wrote that, but that is unacceptable. May have been a friend or a sibling on my account.
No meat is kosher,
Its a sentient being that wants to live. With emotions and pain...
Plants are grown from God... coded to our dna...
Only death in meat.. but its ur experience to either progress or regress.
ITS MIKHEL
"It's so confusing!"
"No its very simple." Damn
@The Godless so was the nazi's
@The Godless yeah keep telling yourself that that way you don't feel much of a racist prick
The Godless Is God real? How can I know for sure that God is real?
We know that God is real because He has revealed Himself to us in three ways: in creation, in His Word, and in His Son, Jesus Christ.
The most basic proof of God's existence is simply what He has made. "For since the creation of the world God's invisible qualities"his eternal power and divine nature"have been clearly seen, being understood from what has been made, so that men are without excuse" (Romans 1:20). "The heavens declare the glory of God; the skies proclaim the work of his hands." (Psalm 19:1).
If I found a wristwatch in the middle of a field, I would not assume that it just "appeared" out of nowhere or that it had always existed. Based on the watch's design, I would assume it had a designer. But there is far greater design and precision in the world around us. Our measurement of time is not based on wristwatches, but on God's handiwork"the regular rotation of the earth (and the radioactive properties of the cesium-133 atom). The universe displays great design, and this argues for a Great Designer.
If I found an encoded message, I would seek out a cryptographer to help break the code. My assumption would be that there is an intelligent sender of the message, someone who created the code. How complex is the DNA "code" that we carry in every cell of our bodies? Does not the complexity and purpose of DNA argue for an Intelligent Writer of the code?
Not only has God made an intricate and finely tuned physical world; He has also instilled a sense of eternity in the heart of every person (Ecclesiastes 3:11). Mankind has an innate perception that there is more to life than meets the eye, that there is an existence higher than this earthly routine. Our sense of eternity manifests itself in at least two ways: law-making and worship.
Every civilization throughout history has valued certain moral laws, which are surprisingly similar from culture to culture. For example, the ideal of love is universally esteemed, while the act of lying is universally condemned. This common morality"this global understanding of right and wrong"points to a Supreme Moral Being who gave us such scruples.
In the same way, people all over the world, regardless of culture, have always cultivated a system of worship. The object of worship may vary, but the sense of a "higher power" is an undeniable part of being human. Our propensity to worship accords with the fact that God created us "in His own image" (Genesis 1:27).
God has also revealed Himself to us through His Word, the Bible. Throughout Scripture, the existence of God is treated as a self-evident fact (Genesis 1:1; Exodus 3:14). When Benjamin Franklin wrote his autobiography, he did not waste time trying to prove his own existence. Likewise, God does not spend much time proving His existence in His book. The life-changing nature of the Bible, its integrity, and the miracles which accompanied its writing should be enough to warrant a closer look.
The third way in which God revealed Himself is through His Son, Jesus Christ (John 14:6-11). "In the beginning was the Word: the Word was with God, and the Word was God. The Word became flesh and made his dwelling among us. We have seen his glory, the glory of the One and Only, who came from the Father, full of grace and truth" (John 1:1,14; see also Colossians 2:9).
In Jesus' amazing life, He kept the entire Old Testament law perfectly and fulfilled the prophecies concerning the Messiah (Matthew 5:17). He performed countless acts of compassion and public miracles to authenticate His message and bear witness to His deity (John 21:24-25). Then, three days after His crucifixion, He rose from the dead, a fact affirmed by hundreds of eyewitnesses (1 Corinthians 15:6). The historical record abounds with "proof" of who Jesus is. As the Apostle Paul said, this thing "was not done in a corner" (Acts 26:26).
I realize that there will always be skeptics who have their own ideas concerning God and will read the evidence accordingly. And there will be some whom no amount of proof will convince (Psalm 14:1). It all comes down to faith (Hebrews 11:6).
The Godless hahaha why it’s a crime against animals
The Godless where always has to be someone to hate to keep everyone together against someone, I see, hope you see too
"These are like the superheroes of Kosher"
"I wouldn't call them heroes; it has nothing to do with that."
Bruh the butcher is savage af.
The presenter is unfunny af
The Godless I can’t decide if you’re evil or just lonely. Either way, sad for you.
@The Godless GUESS WHAT? YOU ARE EVIL AND LONELY
@The Godless
That you can't find a Cock, nor hope to complete a Giur, says more about you than Jews.
I was just thinking the same thing man she just trys too hard
Yeah, her jokes are worse than dad jokes.
That butcher was straight up savage
… and I loved him for it… only wish he would've been harsher lol.
Sai k hell ya he was. He wasn’t havin that shit humor she was serving
@@chichimama7774 LOL
I know him, I have been to his house
Leave to TH-cam: you have rich, beautiful and ancient traditions with complex roots and explanations, and the people here can't appreciate it. They reach for anti-Semitism. Fuck me.
The Jewish approach to food (and in fact, the complexity to Judaism) has always fascinated me. Everything has a meaning and a reason. It's very similar to Hinduism in that regard. We eat a certain thing at a certain time, largely as a representation of some aspect of our theology. Just the way they do.
Well, there's certainly nothing *wrong* with having food fetishes. It's not rational, but then neither are many sexual desires. I don't understand it, but if some spiritually "get off" on this then "yay" for them. Whatever floats your boat.
What are you talking about? You would disturb your view of anything in your life by a youtube message board? Just ignore it, nothing on the boards matter.
The original Jews were from India.
carlosmante lol
As a journalist, or a host, it's important to frame questions in an informed and respectful way, which she has not done.
She said that she works as comedian, thats HR fault
She's a comedian. They make shitty journalist.
@@danielc608 A lot more comedians are on CNN.
+Sasha Pruss Get this, honey! I'm definitely not going to take your word for it. Everybody is a fucking journalist and working for CNN.
oh please shut the fuck up, she is being natural. everyones is not up to your standard.
Comments
90% about the host
10% the food
I like the way all the guests handled themselves and ignored her quirkiness. 😂
I am not even Jewish and I will buy Kosher stuff. Read an article once on how picky they were on the food prep and processing. 9:26... another reason why I will keep buying Kosher!
A lot of non Jewish people do the same. They will never open the packages and bleach the meat like they do with non kosher. That is for sure!
FL Biker cattle like you don’t need to buy kosher !
Chris Duane Orthodox Jews in general don’t look healthy because they don’t have much money and they cook simple with lots of oil and a bad diet, regardless regular kosher food is healthier then regular non kosher food, however grass fed or organic fed or whatever non kosher meat, is healthier then regular kosher meat
Chris Duane Kosher is not about health although science does come out with studies every now and then that show that kosher is better for you. It is about spiritual health.
My Jewish uncle owns a butcher, and tons of secular ppl come even tho there are secular butchers in the same street (that are cheaper)
i am a Muslim.. and this is very nice and insightful.. I've learnt so many things! :) very spiritual and nice
I once heard that people eat food in places other than LA and NYC. Maybe Munchies should go there...
Ha for real. Can't upvote this enough
The only two places in the USA that exist are NYC and LA. I can't even comprehend of a land or existence outside of those two cities.
They did an episode with Action Bronson in New Orleans it's pretty cool
rosenjcb
well...theres boston....
Obi Wan Cannoli
williamsburg is nyc
Yah, don't use this host anymore please. The one that did halal food was awesome, she wanted to learn. This one oozes childishness and narcissism. Cringeworthy.
So awesome to understand kosher a bit more. It's in a way similar to halal, minus the wine and chivas hehehe
Kosher is really different.
This host and her crew did a terrible job in not only interviewing but also presenting.
They didn't cover almost none details but the very basics, and even that was too heavy for the host to grasp.
Halal comes from kosher, but yea, major differences.
@deee 327 Yeah... The Chinese said it also. They don't say it now, stupid.
@deee 327 fact.
@deee 327 And it's less about believing in rules, more about implement them.
And it's less than 4000. About 3500.
But the gentiles have rules since Noah.
And you idiots busy being smartasses, meanwhile centuries passed, and you still hasn't learn a thing or two.
Fun fact if I'm not mistaken the women in the ending were wearing wigs, because like other religions they have to cover their hair.. But they cover their hair with wigs.. I always found that a little bit funny.
Yes, the wig is called a sheitel, it's very common among observant women after they're married
Yes I always found that odd. I mean I get women who cover their hair with wraps because they don't want to show it to the opposite gender because you don't want to seduce any man. But what is the point of wearing a wig?! Your showing hair that looks better than your own to the opposite gender which is worse than showing your actual hair lol.
Viking2Go The Satmar women (ultra-ultra orthodox) shave their head after they get married. It is their custom. Weird but to each their own I guess...
Not everyone agrees with the wigs
The womens real hair is only supposed to be seen by her husband, and anything that covers the hair is acceptable, such as a wig, turban, scarf, Oprah visited an Orthodox Jewish community.
She tries too hard to be funny and it's annoying. That gets in the way in trying to learn and understand the segment.
Exactly! "yummm.. " I was like.. Bitch, pls..!
yh very annoying
+Beri Drachma lmaooooo...i no i was like jesus does she have to stick that liver shit in her mouth & have running sound FX the whole time
She acts and speaks stupid.
Agreeed stupid try hard
"We can't have protruding hair" Mustache hanging out, half of Kiren's hair is falling out of the hair net...
Her nose is also protruding
@@nilamsharma3706 ?
No
@minny Coo stop digging up history.i literally meant the hosts nose.your the type who wont let go of the past .make peace with your past. Your the type who twist things and start wars.get a life
@@nilamsharma3706 You know that this is a "sensitive" slur that designated to make fun on Jewish people for centuries (even tho obviously other nations have a much uglier facial attributes).
But don't act so naive!
This is really interesting!! I grew up in a city (Savannah, GA) that had a large, vibrant Jewish community, and even though I am not Jewish, many of my friends are/were. I have always admired the Jewish culture so much and this has explained even more to me, which I have thoroughly enjoyed!! Thank you for posting this!!! Mazel Tov!!!
as a mexican I can say im inpressed on how they managed a mexican restaurant without pork... theres a lot of pork in taquerias! haha
No carnitas, chorizo or al pastor. :/
watisdis84 yeah, haha that's the downside... well more for us!
Albert Reyes I wish there is a Mexikosher in Chicago... there's a growing Latino Jewish/Muslim population and this would b great as a Muslim.!
Ameerah AlZbi What? Jewish/muslim latino population? Thats really weird, not trying to be dismissive, but that is just weird, never seen that in México. But latinos or to be more specific mexicans?
Well not true, Jewish Mexicans yeah, but Muslim mexican no
It would be better if they change the host lol
I feel like she doesn’t take this seriously 😐 😅
She is just trying to be funny, she said she is a comedian
@@aakarshchaudhary7359 racist
@bojack sheepmen no Being a Jew is a nationality if you are too ignorant to understand that, we are the 12 tribes of Israel... The religion is call Judaism.. educate yourself so you don't make a fool of yourself
jesus , you take life too serious, lighten up.
All of you complaining about the host should get a life
Shes is not funny. She is trying to be. But she isnt. Anyone who introduces themselves as "A Stand up comedian" usually isnt funny.
Nailed it👍
I love this comment
SouthBeach Myami totally agree with you. . she is fucking annoying and she is not Jewish
She has a Jezebel spirit and was trying to hit on every man that was trying to teach her something actually interesting.
and you are mean as f
- IT'S SO CONFUSING!
No, it's very simple.
Haha, love him. Deadpan and knowledgeable :)
SushiPineapple I laughed at that too. no nonsense
I know this guy, I've been to his house before
this interviewer seems so concentrated on pulling out a joke she veers into disrespectful
Eh, didn't get that vibe.
you sound like you would be a blast at parties...
Very annoying n over acting presenter. As a muslim, it was very informative. I knew Kosher and Halal were sort of similar but never knew kosher was a bit more in detail. Jews also don't eat pig was also very surprising. Thank you Munshies.
Furqan Ahmed except for the wine which is forbidden for us muslims, this video explains well why it is allowed for us muslims to eat kosher if halal is not available, because they are even more strict than us "they eat no sea food for example"
I'm actually relieved to see that they still hold on to their religion, so if i ever go somewhere halal is not available, no problem :)
Sara Hidour but I know Muslims who drink date wine. These are Moroccans who ferment Palm dates .....they say the prohibition in the Holy Quran only covers alcohol made from grapes & grain
Greg F. Nazi ?!. Any type of alcohol is forbidden in islam
I'm Jewish but don't keep Kosher and I live in the southeastern region of the US and my city has a very large Kurdish Muslim population. They have opened so many wonderful stores and restaurants in the city that are all Halal, and my family always goes to some of the markets for Jewish holidays because we always find what we need like dates, pomegranates, pastries, etc. It's the best!
halal is a copy of kosher
"Idk who Michael is"
"miccchhhel"!!!
😂
...I loved that part. So funny.
Semetic tongue
I get the interviewer must ask basic questions, but I have the feeling the producers found her by chance and send it to work on her first day.
she is an aweful host but ... the rest of people made the video worth a watch
She tried to be appealing and friendly. If she didn't succeed at that for you, what more can be said?
schmatever...and quite the very big nose, dang!! As Joey and Chandler said on Friends
on the one with the prom video, about Rachel's big nose, Joey...what's up with your
nose? Chandler...Oh I thought that was what they used to cover connecticut when it rains!!
@@ps6474 that's in refrence to Monica's swimsuit. Not Rachel's nose.
Laura Williams...true, but Chandler also said..."Okay, I was wrong. That's what they used to cover Connecticut" referring to Rachel's nose, lol!!
anyone else notice the "hehehehehehehehhehehe" or was it just me
The slang and laughing - I would ask her to leave my beautiful Shabbat meal.
I loved keeping a kosher home for 12 years in a marriage. I learned everything I could. I still cook kosher recipes fairly often. Uprated.
From a Muslim, I can say I really liked how clean they are with their meat and prepping, also how they make sure their veggies are just as clean!
Basically everything that's kosher is also considered halal but but not the opposite, both are very close in terms of meat quality (cleaning, trimming fat, removing blood, specific cutting etc.) Except kosher takes a few extra steps and adding requirements such as not eating a hurt or ill animal, even if a cow is lame or has a wound, however I a bull got shot it can still become halal if it's being prepared right away. The main idea is the same tho, and that is being humane and making sure to minimize animal sufferings
She's like what my inner voice sounds like that I continually suppress
i LOVE THAT "You remind me of the professor in Jurrasic Park" answer "I don't know who he was" Mega!
The presenter presented herself as a stand up comedian....then she sucked at presenting and sucked at being funny.
Look what she was working with.. Cringe
The host was cringe but... overall this episode was fun.
Women can't be funny
indian
that laugh though HEE HEE HEE HEE HEE
pretty interesting how serious they take being kosher! what the fuck is up with the comments, like what the fuck?
but i dont know if the host knows much about food which may have made it sorta weird
agreed...pathetic, i just wanna learn about food and culture
The host was really annoying and inappropriate. Great video otherwise
Cee Cee B. How?
Greetings from Jordan to all of our Jewish cousins, God bless you all. God bless all Semites.
@O G now that's not a very nice thing to say about yourself
3:02-3:05
Trying too hard to be quirky.
The host keeps forcing the Indian point even though she's probably never set foot on that country.
Lady, you're American.
Whiskey_Doc actually she is an Indian Kiran Deol
@@aakarshchaudhary7359
You keep posting that, over and over. I think we all get the point.
Emperor Franz Joseph I right 💆🏻♀️💆🏻♀️🙄
I can't think of any reason why people gave this video a thumbs down aside from being anti-semitic. I loved how respectful Kiran was interacting with a different culture and religion. That's how we all should be when we interact with people who are different than us! Love this!
Good comment. We should all be as enlightened as you
i didnt give a dislike because of the jews i gave it because the indian girl was annoying as fuck
Why isn't your hair in the hair net?
I like this episode, very impressive how they keep their food as clean as possible to avoid cross contamination. I like how religion and food meet together to create something that is routine as feeding yourself so meaningful.
Nice Vid. i'm a muslim and i find the Kosher are hard to follow. it's a very strict set of rules. but in the end i can eat kosher food without worrying about anything.
Muslims sbould only eat halal food that follow the Islamic guidelines. You know that right?
Can only *
+princessaishi007 regarding the meat, i think they are similar. we are not allowed to eat animals with tusks or claw or any meat eaters. generally our list are bigger than thiers so i dont think there are a problem in eating kosher.
+princessaishi007 No Muslims can eat Kosher it is in the Qur'an go ask a Sheikh. "This day are (all) good things made lawful for you. The food of those who have received the Scripture is lawful for you, and your food is lawful for them. And so are the virtuous women of the believers and the virtuous women of those who received the Scripture before you (lawful for you) when ye give them their marriage portions and live with them in honour, not in fornication, nor taking them as secret concubines. Whoso denieth the faith, his work is vain and he will be among the losers in the Hereafter." - (Noble Qur'an 5:5)
+princessaishi007 Not true. According to all opinions on Islamic Law that I have heard, it is permissible for Muslims to eat food prepared the Jewish way aka Kosher
The food looks so good. Thank you for generously sharing your faith, traditions and ceremonies with us.
Sadly I have to agree that the presenter is getting in the way of way would have been an even better documentary...she's irritating and doing the most🙄🙄🙄 other than that great video I've Learned allot!!!😊
How surprising, out of all the munchies episodes, this one has the most hateful comments...antisemitism is something I will never understand. God bless all cultures, they are beautiful and above all, they all have crazy good foods I want to try :)
Pretty accurate presentation - the lovely 'Sabbath' meal was not actually filmed on the Sabbath itself ( you can tell because even though it's the 'night meal', it's still daylight outside)..but the details were quite on the mark. I wish they had sung some of the songs and recited the blessings that come after the meal recognizing how G-d is in charge and how grateful we are for everything..but I'm very glad Michoel stated how it was done early - the world gets to share and the sacredness of the actual Sabbath was not breached.
I'm a muslim, and I eat kosher if I can't find halal
And your point is??
@@h.4rry_192 it's an education that's the point 🤦🤦🤦
@@femme434 Well jews wont eat halal if they cant find kosher. Its always muslims trying to show how they are accepting. Iv never heard a jew say anything good about islam despite the similarities.
H.4RRY _ jewish kosher laws are more strict. Just like a vegetarian can eat vegan food. But a vegan can’t eat vegetarian. Nothing to do with acceptance just the religious laws. This is nothing to do with bigotry or ‘non acceptance’. I as a Jew would break bread with a Muslim at a kosher meal anytime. Love ❤️ from Israel. #themoreyouknow
@@h.4rry_192 its not about accepting u moron. Its about the concept. Certainly there are similaritied between halal and kosher food so if im in a non Muslim country where it is difficult to find a Muslim produce, ill definitely will find the Kosher store.
The host is so cringy
So were all those hairy Jews, and that wife. Cringe is it!
Dude stop hating on the host. She's gorgeous!
Pranav Gandhi No, she’s disrespectful
@@pranavgandhi6382 You can be beautiful and bad at your job, they're not mutually exclusive.
She's an annoying bitch
Why is this lady so rude? Put ALL of your hair in that hair net. She nauseates me....
Stop hating michelle she is pretty you not.
@@marccalizaire8848 Omg you are very stupid.
Marc Calizaire this host is just really dumb dude...
Seriously, the kosher butcher's moustache is showing? He should cover all his hair.
She’s not rude she’s just light heartedly ignorant. The whole point is that she’s learning. Get over yourself,
For some reason the host was not pleasing to watch.
I’d have a go on it 🤤
wow.. full cup of wine, symbolize of abundance, more than enough, amazing.. thank you for sharing with us
I found it odd how in the halal one you made sure to show how they slaughtered the meat so "cruel" but not here.
Paul P yes why they didn't show the slaughter process
+muchamad iman Because she didn't visit a slaughter house?
In Judaism they slaughter meat the same way that Muslims do a quick slice to the jugular so that way the animal shouldn't feel any pain.
+Mark Warren and windpipe with a super sharp knife
+Andrew Wisz but captive bolt is not kosher. The animal is still alive when it's neck is being cut. I would consider that to be cruel .
“OMG there’s a Spanish speaking worker here alone. Let’s spray pork juice everywhere”
If the owner was Chinese, they'd do the same, nothing to do with their nationality
"Constantly looking to fill up the emptiness inside..", Jesus
What?
stunacw1 that’s a sex joke
I am muslim and i love jews
we love you too ❤
Burg ❤️
I love learning more about the Jewish culture/ Judaism. The video could’ve been better if they had a different hosts. She interrupted the people with her unfunny comments.
Though a lot of people may say Kosher is kind of similar to Halal, I feel like the Kosher requirements are stricter than the halal ones.
Yeah I'm a Muslim I agree with you
Ary Berry but it makes the food extremely clean you have to say thst
Fatima Ismail
Judaism allows alcohol but islam doesnt
Halal is a little bit stricter
Kosher is considerably stricter than halal, in fact for most muslims kosher is halal, but halal is never kosher.
can you afford a better host?
-"idk who Michael is"
-"MiCHCHCHoel"
-"Oooh" 😂
Seriously the presenter was not funny, she was just trying to make the whole thing about herself.
Exactly, she kept inserting that she was Indian, but no one cared lol
Yeah, and all those Jews were not funny either, nor were they cool looking or sounding. So go figure.
Surprise. Millenial.
The host reminds me of Cathy Griffith. She tries to be entertaining, dead pan funny. Full fail. She’ interrupts and doesn’t really seem to be listening.
The chick is rude and detatched. Superheroes of kosher? Its very apparent that she thinks she is hot...so full of herself she cant listen/respond properly in an interview.
Agreed fucking ignorant hag she is
@tajrulzify sure you would
@@aakarshchaudhary7359 why do you watch videos about Jewish tradition if you hate them?
HE WAS WAY SALTY ABOUT HIM NOT BEING ABLE TO ENTER HIS OWN PLACE WITHOUT THE RABBI LMAO
Im a Muslim and I love kosher meat😍
Mimi que both similar I guess
Sorry but the owner of mexikosher seemed upset he didn’t have access to his own restaurant.
Seems like a ridiculous situation
He doesn’t have to open a kosher restaurant. If he does he knows he has do abide by jewish law which is to have a Jewish supervisor and main controller. This isn’t a matter of having control. It’s a matter of keeping kosher. #themoreyouknow
steven Lamar exactly! why didn't the owner just open a regular Mexican restaurant??
@@goldengirl617 exactly ,but kosher has many rules even opening doors
@@raymondanderson5775 yes you can tell they are good friends and he is just messing with his boy
Mmmm. Chopped liver. It's gout on a spoon.
After watching this, I'm getting a handle on why my more religious Jewish friends tend to be neurotic germophobes.
A great friend of mine, who deals in graffiti supplies for a living, will not discuss business of any kind during the sabbath. It's incredibly frustrating for me, but I deeply respect his convictions as a religious business owner. It can't be easy to shut down during peak hours and must take tremendous mental fortitude.
Check out B and H Photo, they shut down both their store and online site on sabbath. There are stories of people trying to buy on saturday, but coming back on sunday bc of how impressed they were with their religious observance.
Rabbi Lapin does the same thing. If it wasn’t for Orthodox Jews g-d would wipe us all out.
4:15..."I don't know who Michael is..."👊🤣
Aside from her uncomfortable nature in the beginning, I eventually learned a great deal when she centered in on what was really going on instead of trying to be funny. There is a real family nature to that Friday dinner. Other cultures could learn a lot.
He’s always checking the meat 😂
Well this is going to be a shit comment section in a few hours.
Very informative episode about the jewish tradition..I'm muslim but I always look for kosher meat if I couldn't find halal.
9:27 Face of a chef that's dead inside 😅
An ancient and beautiful tradition.
Not down with this host...the CHEESE is real
go fuck yourself with some kosher cheese
She's a bit annoying
also just ignorant and rude...so cringe
@@CoffeeattheBeach Of course she is ignorant, that's is why she is there, to learn...
Haha you took the words out of my mouth!
The host is not funny...
She is not funny , she is plain pathetic .
I always wondered how Jewish traditions, like kosher foods, and the sabbath worked. I just never bothered to look them up, but i was always interested in it to an extent. Something that took away from the video however was the host. She reminded me of Elaine from Seinfeld when she made jokes. The annoying Elaine that tries to be funny but fails at it. Other than that, it was an interest production. It a shame that the blatant ignorant bigots had to dislike it because it was about Jews.
Completely agree in regards to the host (y).
No kidding,@GeeksOasis! She calls herself a comedian but she has no sense of spontaneity or even a semblance of humor. Nothing she said was funny. Her repartée sucked. And she even made silly mistakes, like calling the dinner entrée Brisket, when in fact Mr. Bloom explained in detail that it was Prime Rib (and why)! She missed opportunities that a smarter, funnier host would've said, like drawing parallels between her Indian culture and Judaism; their Diwali and our Channukah--they're both festivals of lights--and so on. And if she was REALLY on the ball, she could've asked some such authority about why wigs for religious Jewish women who wear them, are NEVER made out of Indian hair!
***** If Desecrate was a Jew it would have been "I worry therefore I am"
4:13, that guy was so done with her.
I’m not sure why people are giving the host such a hard time in the comments. I thought she did a fine job.
jews are sensitive people
@@darkg35 the majority of the people here aren't even Jewish🤦♂️
fun show...but, man...the host for this episode needs to go back to the training class.
I was interested in the premise of the episode but the host really put me off, she was just annoying.
12:17 - I made that so Indian - with the head bob - LMAO!!!
this was really great, keep up the killer work munchies.
If you're so obsessed with keeping meat, fish, and dairy products separate that you're buying redundant appliances and dishes - do you ever contemplate the fact that all that food ends up together in your stomach at the same time...?
They dont eat milk and meat at the same time. And they wait a certain amount of hours for the stomach to digest before eating something else.
Our kosher tradition is to wait 6 hours between eating meat and dairy and a half hour between dairy and meat as dairy digests quicker.
@@Hostman68 6 hours
It’s different with each family. Some are more well off than others and can afford to buy doubles of every appliance ( just like how some non-jews insist on having a chefs kitchen when they can’t make a sandwhich) but there are ways to keep a kosher kitchen with just a single of each appliance.
I believe in God, but I think all these religions are a way of controlling people. I will eat pork, shellfish, beef, and anything else that God has blessed us with. With CHEESE too!
Lol @ 8:56 'its like having a health department in your restaurant 24/7'
Great video! I've always found Jewish people and the Jewish culture to be so fascinating.
Thanks for the video.. such a privilege to eat with this beautiful family.. it’s totally my dream to participate in a dinner like that..
Her expression with the sample taste of mashed liver was priceless.
“I don’t know who Michael is.”
* turns off video. *
I enjoyed learning a little bit about Jewish culture.
Thank you for taking us inside a Shabbat Dinner with "Michael" and his family. Loved the Chopped Liver sample, you didn't look too thrilled about it, LOL! My Mom used to cooked liver I learned early in life to get over it, is like Mushrooms you don't like at first, you just acquired the taste. Kiran, Loved it, your interview, you did great.
I'm originally from the LA area. This episode makes me miss "home." I wish I was back there right this minute. Could definitely go for some grub at Canter's after watching this.
Hmm I wonder where u at now?
I usually enjoy watching the hosts from MUNCHIES (Charlet, Ben, Tarik, Kavita, Dawn, Gelareh, etc..) because producers actually pick the right ones BUT this girl, I don't like. I did not even finish watching this. She's annoyingly pretentious.
so no one is gonna talk about the way she laughs ?!
No thanks....The show seems way too scripted/cued/marked, compared to the other shows. I don't know whether its the host or the directing/editing, but something was amiss with the delivery.
Beautiful Healthy Tradition.
Shabat Shalom
As a Catholic Christian,I'm amazed with how the Jews prepared for Shabat and the cleanliness on how they prepare the meat and other stuff.I remembered one phrase in the old testament Bible said that "Don't cook a lamb in its mother's milk." And from that I noticed it was the phrase that the Jewish follow to make sure that everything is Kosher.This same goes the same with Seventh-Day Adventist Christian where eating some animals without Kosher characteristics is forbidden.
This was an eye opener for me
She is just not funny! Great video but ughh please stop with the jokes
she single handedly ruined the entire video. i mean she has to be self aware to some degree. Absolute turn off !!
Atleast she was respectful of the fact that they are eating beef (something that is forbidden in Hinduism) and she even went out of her way to try a small slice of the brisket. Give her some credit. The thing with pointing fingers is that three of your own fingers are pointed back at you.
She is cute and you not. Indian women the best sweet brown sugar. Chukuria. Namaste.
The host is the WORST host ever....she is catastrophe of a biblical proportions!!
catastrophe of biblical proportions! omg that cracked me up!!!
the host was worth a shot, but don't bring her back.
Lmao