Sahag’s Basturma in Little Armenia
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 21 ก.ย. 2024
- Harout Tashjian has run Sahag's Basturma sandwich shop in Little Armenia, Los Angeles, for over thirty years.
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Production: Charlie Weber, Daniel Sheehy
Story and editing: Hannah Luc
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Shame the only Armenians we know are the Kardashians. THIS is the kind of people I want to meet. Down to earth, humble, beautiful and welcoming. So much culture. Love from Sudan.
Kardashian is armenian on her fathers side, her mother is not armenian thats why she has no armenian culture.
I love pasturma. My grandmother used to make it every year. The best beef tenderloin pasturma is made by Armenian butchers. In Greece where I live, you can find good and not overpriced Armenian pasturma.
I’m from Los Angeles and love the culture. The Basrurum has the fenugreek that makes up the flavor
Greetings from Turkey Boss looks lovely. Hope to eat your Basturma there :)
This is amazing and heart warming, respect to you sir and to your family too.
Dont panic, eat pastirma 🇹🇷🇦🇲 🕊
Always wanted to try it.
Pastırma, Kayseri 🇹🇷🇬🇷🇦🇲
Parev harout from France, my grand mother's name was tensif Tashdjian.... Best wishes for you, if I go to California I 'll meet you.. A' ex boghossian
Beirutsi make the best food. Mashallah!
4:33 the best
Basturma Usta Haroud Tashjian NO 1.
Nice video!
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Ben kayseriliyim pastırma bizim
Astvats pahi ian
But basturma or pastırma is not Armenian it is Turkish food , old very old before ottoman Turkish food
Armenians have been natives to these lands thousands of years before Turks showed up, quit your stupid sounding propaganda garbage, lol
Agree, the turks like to rewrite history haha
@@bobsibert1968 If you dont believe just go deeper into etymology of Basdirma.It is even Turkish loan word rofl.Claiming something Armenian with Turkish name is stupid just like dolma and duduk :D Oh wait you are Armenian,you will completely bury your head in the sand by just saying we were here 1852743715 years before stuff.
it is delicious anyway. I would eat both versions of it as a Turkish guy. Greetings to Armenian brothers and sisters from Turkey.
@DutchOttoman03 If it is delicious why not. Lots of people drinks alcohol ,having extramarital sex or lies to eachother ,these are haram too. Why it does not bother you as much as eating pork ?.
He's from Rome.
Now this guy is REAL AUTHENTIC ARMENIAN!! Not this " I'm Armenian/Lebanese/Syrian/Iranian"..... rare to see these days.. here in Australia the Armenian community is ACTUALLY from Armenia.. not Beirutsi like 90% of the LA Armenians
You wrong. 90% percent of LA Armenians ar hayastanci the rest are not from Iran and Syria and other places. Majority of Armenians from LA come from Armenia. Not that it matters, we are all one.
All armenians are one nations dont doesnt matter where they were born or live ;-) And all of us should be living on our mother lands that has been invaded by the evil satanic donmehs
Nice ma sha allah
Wowww Türkish pastırma
Armenian*
@@TigranHakobyan-jh8ue Yes turkish Word from Central Asia but its Armenian xD
@@TigranHakobyan-jh8ue this guy lived in Kayseri, Turkey LOL
@@Onurozirmak Gyotveran
Oğrular. Basdırma nə vaxt erməni yeməyi oldu?
Didn’t know Caracum was literally Armenian for “city”!
Its Qakhaqum ;-)
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Bastirma means marinating in Azerbaijani. No offence, just a correct reference. Enjoy your meal.
No its not! azerbadjan has no language its called turkish. Turm is in armenian and means to marinate. You just use armenian words and everything armenian and you believe in the lies donmeh aliev tells you. Read history! Armenian Kingdom has been existing since the times of Shumer and you can find it on wordls oldest Babylonian map. But you cant find azerbadjan because there is no such country it was made up by bolshevik joos 100 years ago. Everybody knows it except you people couse you keep listening to donmeh aliev and hate armenians for no reason!
@@gidemnas There are many similar sounding words in number of languages. In this case it means food, which can be confusing for you. However in Turkish/Azerbaijani bastirma directly means pressing / marinating. You decide which language is closer to the dish name...
When you are commenting the etymology, it should be based on meaning and references, not similarly sounding words. There are dozens of words that sound similar and with the same logic we can say pastor, pasture and pasturma are the same :)
P.S. One of the oldest turkic scripts, Diwan Lughat al-Turk (year 1072) which is btw, literally a language book, demonstrates bastirma as a Turkic dish. Without any meaning twists.
u dont even have a language ..there is no azerbaijani language..u speak turkish..u dont even have ur own alfhabet..😂
@@gidemnas Based on your logic, turks did not eat anything and did not have language before meeting armenians. 😃 Is there anything you took from turks in return or you only prefer teaching the nation who has built the empire how to eat? 😃 For some reason I have never heard of armenians speaking about something in their daily usage that belongs to other nations, especially turks. Maybe this is the inferiority complex and hatred? Oh sorry, how can a holy nation can be described with these words?! 😃😃
I don't hate armenians, I just know your nature. I live next to Armenia (I mean temporary Azerbaijani lands that will return to its owner), so I have heard enough of your stories for over 40 years. And another armenian - "great historian, amazing storyteller, sharp linguist" who just came in to prove his/their worth does not change the picture. Until this point I tried to remain within respect boundaries, but thanks for mentioning about Stalin and an exact date of creation of one nation 🤦🏻♂️ This another time demonstrates that your personal level of stupidity is no different than your fellas. While You could have avoided this by minor critical thinking and research. Well, but its only good that you are so stupid to ignore the truth about your enemy.
Keep dreaming, its only good for us and enjoy multicultural cuisine. I don't expect a respect from you in return.
@@gidemnas BRAVO!
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Pastirma is turkish .
Nah mate nah
And Adana kebap is armenian too right?
Yok Arif Ermeniler in sucuk pastırma tarzı şeyler biz onlardan öğrenmişiz rahmetli dedem anlatırdı. Ama hepsi ortak Anadolu kültürü artık
Boy, what are you doing in comments of videos for Armenian?
Yeeees yes, and lavash is turkish, mgm (idiot)
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Bastırma is literary a TURKIC word. LOL
It’s not “bastirma” it’s basturma. The original way
@@TigranHakobyan-jh8ue The origin ist Turk. You can change the P with b but its still turkic xD
@@ismailaksoy6173 wow ur propaganda and lies are incredible. Basturma is Armenian.
@@TigranHakobyan-jh8ue Google it😁 If you want I can share the link.
Pastirma is known as pastirma, from the balkan to the wall of china. How can it be armenian? Turks came from with that wall with pastirma
Armenian where/are master in pastirma making, thats different. Many pastirma masters in the past in kayseri where armenians. Benyamin Toker for example.
Bast@rma Harut …
No turkey food
Basturma onli Armenian foods
No turkey food
Let me guess you didnt know that the word is turkish and Pastirma belongs to central asia food :D
@@ismailaksoy6173 turk yemeyi
it seem to me, armenians are not much different from turks, almost the same people
Yes because they stole our traditions and culture many years ago.
@@TigranHakobyan-jh8ue no because you stole their traditions and culture many years ago. your ''traditional foods'' have turkish names. why? you forgot to name tham? pastirma, khapama, khurut etc all turkish names.
@@cetcelpen2451 Because when your forefathers migrated from Central Asia and conquered Asia Minor, they forbade people from speaking in their native language in many places. Basturma is called "abukhd" in Armenian, which few people used because they lived in the Ottoman Empire where there was forced conversion and forced assimilation for 600 years. By your same stupid logic, Istanbul should belong to the Greeks because it's a Greek phrase "eis tan polin". What happened, you forgot to name it?
@@cetcelpen2451 Armenians were not allowed to speak, write communicate with each other in Armenian language. It was forbitten to use their native tongue, language. Why do you think a lot of Armenians have Turkish last names and a lot of them don't know or speak Armenian?
No, they are not.