I knew Chaudhary would LOVE this one! Brown sugar, brother; unrefined, with the molasses still more like jaggery. That is why it looks like honey. Thank you for this one! It is delightful to watch you enjoy!
Thank you, Dr. Tahir, for always teaching us about the benefits of good nutrition on the body! He's always working as a Doctor even when he's enjoying new food! He's definitely better than my primary care doctor!
Yep, barring any other serious medical conditions, it's nearly impossible to overdose on bananas (potassium poisoning). You'd need to eat like 400-500 bananas a day for a period of time to build up lethal levels of potassium.
@@susanmacmaster5804 No, Susan, he’s not a Doctor. On one video the posters even had a disclaimer not to follow his medical advice or opinions! Only saw it the one time.
@@samiam619 I am a naturapathic nutritionalist , 6 years study and except for some slight exceptions relating to climate , he is right more often than he is wrong . I can only assume many of the things he recommends are received wisdom passed down like our , old wives tales . Many of those get debunked then turn out to have had some merit after all .
@@waqasahmad4805 I'm talking about Raffique. What are you talking about? Raffique was NEVER named Tribal Thanos. I'm the person who gave Gul the nickname Tribal Thanos. Raffique was nicknamed Tribal Harrison Ford and Tribal Sean Connery from the subscribers.
My favorite comment today, not perfectly quoted is by Tahir Nawab. "If your stomach is upset, then eat a dozen bananas, chew them good". LMAO Well if you didn't have a terrible stomach ache, you will after eating a dozen bananas, constipated too. These guys are wonderful. :)
The history of this dish is fantastic. Back in the late 1940s and early 1950s, bananas began to be heavily imported into the US, but they were still seen as an unusual item at the time. Several of the fruit companies working out of New Orleans, Louisiana, wanted to improve how bananas were perceived, and commissioned the chefs at the Vieux Carré restaurant to come up with several new dishes that all featured bananas. Bananas Foster was created by restaurant owner Ella Brennan and the restaurant's chef Paul Blangé, who modified a dessert that Brennan's mother made (the original recipe called for apples rather than bananas). They named the resultant dish after Brennan's friend, Richard Foster, who at the time was the chairman of the New Orleans Crime Commission. Classic banana pudding with vanilla wafers and the classic banana split ice cream sundae were both invented for the same purpose: to increase banana consumption in the US. And they worked like a charm. Bananas are the single-most popular fruit in the USA, and have been for decades!
Thank you for the history. I remember, banana splits, banana pudding, and bananas foster were bigger than they are now. It's easier to get bananas, so they aren't "that special ingredient" like they were when I was little. And that's just the cavendish! Living in both Cuba and Southern California; we can get many other varieties as well, which I ALSO love. From a grumpy old gal who plays games!
If you must bring up that kind if history, don't forget to include the banana war. It was horrible how the "fruit companies," exploited people in that part if the world leading up to war. Its5 not as delightful as you make it out to be.
Yeah after the war on the locals killed all the competition they shipped bananas all around the word, only one banana company and they killed all the competition.
Hugs to sleepy Saba. I began watching them while I was homeless. To see such happiness, unabashed joy...and knowing they were accustomed to living with MUCH less than I had initially made me feel humble, and happy. watching them enjoy a meal that I had previously loved was almost as good as eating it again myself. I had taken many small things for granted, and I began to enjoy small things again. That little glow of joy looks good on you!
Cooked bananas have such a wonderful taste, always used to BBQ bananas in their skins with chocolate drops stuffed in them! Thank you Tahir, I had never considered sticking my bananas in the fridge so they don't go off as quickly (when ripe they last 7 days in the fridge according to google!)
Oh! Thanks for that idea! I like the fat cooking bananas with thin skins, that bake to a custard. Next time....chocolate chips!!! Oh, I think they are burros.
It’s supposed to be served with a liqueur that is ignited at your dinner table but I’m pretty sure they don’t use liquor here. My dad used to take me to a restaurant for this & seeing it light up was the fun.
When the speaker offscreen tells them what they will be tasting they try their best to pronounce the name of the foods and you try not to laugh but you are wishing that you are eating what they are tasting and they are great testers of foods and can tell their family and friends about these foods and have them taste the foods from other countries also.😋:
I'm a New Orleans native who lives a few blocks from the French Quarter and I've never tried Banana's Foster. I should be ashamed that I'm watching ppl halfway across the world who tried it before I did! 😭
Dr Tahir .. everytime he asks "tussi khaoge" reminds me of my childhood when I was taught to ask every person "khana kha lijiye" (please have food) before I eat .. no matter if they have eaten or not .. :) .. on that they say "aap bismillah kijiye" .. slowly this art is getting extinct .. so glad to hear this again :)
Not all of it, there's always a small amount left, you'd have to cook it for hours to get all of it out. Either way there's only about as much alcohol as vinegar left, and they're perfectly fine with that so it never made sense to me.
Fun fact: During my studies in history of religions, I read up on views about the use of alcohol in after shave among muslims. And there are different views in what way alcohol is haram. For example one imam said that it's not alcohol in itself that is bad, but the actions it might make a person to do while drunk. So it might not be an issue.
@@fracturesouverte6513 What an ignorant statement from you. I have read what different imams have said on forums where you can ask about different topics.
I have learned so much since I began to watch this channel,now I understand a theme in school in the sixties,at lunch we had slogans written in the cafeteria "You are what you eat"!to bad America didn't listen.
Was going to suggest this a while back , . As I am remembering you had them try banana nut bread which ties into this around here in southern US , . A few suggestions for future related food reactions, 1, "Bananas Foster Deluxe" which is described below , . A good thing to add with bananas foster is banana nut bread which is most desirable and craving food bananas foster and banana nut bread are , also we would add this bread on the side which we do here in South US where this was created to round it out in sweetness, and the bread helps with the sauce and adds a fullness to this dessert , . There is also the habit here in the south to add strawberry which we grew in patch , blackberry witch grew wild, and even orange marmalade to cut the flavor of sweetness , we would add this fruit or presserves of fruit on the corner of the ice cream , . Which gives you a a bit of a version of a banana split, . As also add a meat of your choice and egg on the side , . When served with all this it serves as it's on meal in itself as well as a dessert which will last you thru lunch and a bit longer if you get busy or get delayed etc , . As for the fruits which we could grow here in Virginia in the summer months and made into fruit presserves with some pride as we could not grow bananas here , those were the days when we grew up with raising a garden when i was a kid . When served with all this it becomes a meal unto itself and is good in winter months also as it cheers you up , . With the this type of bananas foster is what we call "Bananas Foster Deluxe" here in Virginia , . They liked this so much , it especially Chaurdhury would like this regularly it would be unto their liking to have this version of "Bananas Foster Deluxe" as I doubt that they would complain having this served again in a more Deluxe way as it gives you a glow and good feeling most of the day , . Oh you have made me have a craving as i have not had this way in a good while, . Suggestion 2 , . The "Elvis" or "Fried Peanut Butter Banana Sandwich" which is prepared as such with each sandwich with two slices of bread spread peanut butter on one slice and butter on the other slice to your liking and add sliced banana round bits or long sliced people do it both ways here and put sliced banana on peanut butter and sometimes you add beef or turkey bacon to the buttered slice put both slices of prepared sandwich together then fry in a pan hopefully a seasoned cast iron frying pan like you would a grill cheese sandwich , you can also dip the already fried/grilled sandwich in a sweetened batter and put in a deep fryer repeat a deep fryer to have a Deluxe version which is crunchy this is usually served with a milk shake chouse your flavor etc , . Sugestion 3 The "Elvis Back In The Building" which is prepared as such you get a long loaf of home style baked bread and slice horizontaly which you will have two long slices of bread a top and bottom and spread peanut butter on bottom slice and a favorite fruit jelly or presserves on the top slice and add up to a pound of beef or turkey bacon on peanut buttered bottom slice and put together this is a large sandwich i mean Large Sandwich which you eat as a bit as a working breakfast and lasts you thru lunch and some breaks for your work day, This sandwich is not fried at all as you can eat a bit and wrap up and put down to eat a bit or finish later as you do not want any greese getting on anything you touch this is pretty good for getting you thru the week days you encounter if being a ways from home etc , . They would probably like these as well as at home or at work or long journeys etc , . Sorry for the long comment , but have Best Wishes , and Take Care , expressions we constantly say here in the south , and .. Thank You Thank You Very Much
Bananas Foster is usually prepared with alcohol. I'm curious as to this version whether they used alcohol or not. And if so, do the presenters tell the tasters about it?
Tinctures are made to give the flavor, rather than the alcohol, as these men do not believe in drinking. Bakery shops have "rum" "brandy" and other such flavors to add the taste without the alcohol. I am 100% certain they would not serve them alcohol; that would be an abuse of faith. It is funny to see some of them act drunk even without alcohol in the beverages. The non alcoholic wine was funny! ME? I'd add the dark, spiced rum!
@Mary Reilly The 2 gentlemen who started this channel are also Pakistani and of the Muslim faith, so I'm sure they'd never serve them anything that is considered haram. ☺️
In a world filled with division by race, religion, violence everywhere, coming here is my respite. Thanks to whomever came up with channel, and similar ones. At the end of the day, we are more alike than different
@@IndigenousIndianLady65 what a weird thing to argue about and be wrong lmao. In 1951, Chef Paul created Bananas Foster. The scrumptious dessert was named for Richard Foster, who, as chairman, served with Owen on the New Orleans Crime Commission, a civic effort to clean up the French Quarter.
@Davi Clar One of my husband's favorite things to order when we go out for breakfast or brunch is Bananas Foster Belgian Waffles! I've seen it at different restaurants with pancakes, French toast (and stuffed French toast) as well as the waffles. I'm not a big fan of bananas in general, but every once in a blue moon, I do get a craving for a banana split! 😊
I wish I could buy them all a slow cooker. I think it would be one amazing gift they could receive. It has so many uses like the microwave. XXX ❤️ ❤️ ❤️
I'm American in my 40's and was born & raised in US. These gentlemen have tasted stuff I've never tried... I've been watching for 3 months. I love it, Indian / Paki food and some lifestyle is similar to Mexican. I love how the dissect ingredients but do wish they were given breakdown too.
Ashamed to say I have never had Bananas Foster. These guys are ahead of me. Love bananas, but have not gotten around to the obvious pleasure of this dish.
I just realized they haven't tried waffles with maple syrup yet, and after that they can try chicken and waffles, it's the same thing just with fried chicken, the syrup goes well with it.
Love Banana Fosters. By the way according to Taste atlas the country with the most dishes in the Top 100 is the USA with 18 and most desserts in Top 100 with 25, most cocktails with 35 and most sandwiches in the Top 100 with 40. USA together with Italy also is the country with the most dishes invented worldwide. Both countries have double/Triple the amount of the country in 3th place (Spain) with only 430 dishes invented. USA have the best and most diverse/popular food in the world by fat
Hello! Do you take requests? There is a video of taarab singer Bi Kidude performing "Muhogo wa jang'ombe" with Culture Musical Club. It is such a touching song and performance. I hope everyone can watch and enjoy it too. Thank you for these videos. My family and I love them. ❤
What is the dialect that our try guys speak? I've been trying to translate "excellent" for a while in google translate (Because I say it all the time now). Is it Punjabi or something else? Thanks! Also, obviously love these guys.
Invented in 1951 in New Orleans USA. A beautiful city of history, music, food, architecture, and tragedy. In 2005 a great storm killed over 1,800 people and caused $125 billion in damages.
Watching Chaudhary's face light up at 0:27 when ice cream is mentioned is just the best moment...pure joy.
Chaudry's face when he found out it was a sweet dish is priceless !
I love the way Mr Chaudhary's face always lights up when he finds out he's having something sweet.
Where’s the love button just for the pure look of joy in Mr Chaudhary’s eyes when he learnt he was getting dessert❣️
I found myself smiling through this entire video. I love when chaudhary gets something sweet to eat. Missed Rana, though.
Being from Louisiana where Banana's Foster was invented, we salute you.
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I knew Chaudhary would LOVE this one! Brown sugar, brother; unrefined, with the molasses still more like jaggery. That is why it looks like honey. Thank you for this one! It is delightful to watch you enjoy!
i love it when gul sher giggles-makes my day.
Seriously cracks me up 😂
Every time. 😊❤
Tahir is very funny. If you had a meal with him, your meal would go cold listening to him explaining things. All lovely men ☺️
Haha true!
And you would let it, because he’s so interesting.
Thank you, Dr. Tahir, for always teaching us about the benefits of good nutrition on the body! He's always working as a Doctor even when he's enjoying new food! He's definitely better than my primary care doctor!
Yep, barring any other serious medical conditions, it's nearly impossible to overdose on bananas (potassium poisoning). You'd need to eat like 400-500 bananas a day for a period of time to build up lethal levels of potassium.
Is he a doctor? I was wondering if he was, or a scientist the way he analyzes everything when he eats. 😂
He doesn’t know shit lol
@@susanmacmaster5804 No, Susan, he’s not a Doctor. On one video the posters even had a disclaimer not to follow his medical advice or opinions! Only saw it the one time.
@@samiam619
I am a naturapathic nutritionalist , 6 years study and except for some slight exceptions relating to climate , he is right more often than he is wrong .
I can only assume many of the things he recommends are received wisdom passed down like our , old wives tales .
Many of those get debunked then turn out to have had some merit after all .
"Just serve it. You don't need to explain it." Haha! As honest a statement as one can make about this dessert ;)
I love Bananas Foster. Created in New Orleans. One of my favorite desserts. Potassium and Calcium. What’s not to love.
When Tribal Harrison Ford shakes his head and smacks while eating, you know he's in pure heavenly bliss! 😁 Now I want bananas foster french toast! 😋😋
You missed old videos then. He was named tribal thanos by viewers 😂😂😂😂
@@waqasahmad4805 I'm talking about Raffique. What are you talking about? Raffique was NEVER named Tribal Thanos. I'm the person who gave Gul the nickname Tribal Thanos. Raffique was nicknamed Tribal Harrison Ford and Tribal Sean Connery from the subscribers.
Tribal Harrison Ford 🤣💀
I just want to spend a day eating and talking, laughing with all of them!
I always watch these videos with a goofy smile on my face. It's so wholesome.
Awe their smilies when they hear what they are about to eat is sweet love these gentlemen 💜💜
My favorite comment today, not perfectly quoted is by Tahir Nawab. "If your stomach is upset, then eat a dozen bananas, chew them good". LMAO Well if you didn't have a terrible stomach ache, you will after eating a dozen bananas, constipated too. These guys are wonderful. :)
Maybe by "upset stomach" he meant "having diarrhea", and then a dozen bananas might just help with that!
@@alanbridgewater3739 youd go right back to constipation 😭
this channel was randomly suggested to me and I love it. it's somehow very wholesome
Chaudhary loves anything sweet! Like a little kid. Love him. 👍
Im from New Orleans where this dish is famous from, and its one of the best desserts you will ever eat, right after bread pudding !
FACTS!!
The history of this dish is fantastic. Back in the late 1940s and early 1950s, bananas began to be heavily imported into the US, but they were still seen as an unusual item at the time. Several of the fruit companies working out of New Orleans, Louisiana, wanted to improve how bananas were perceived, and commissioned the chefs at the Vieux Carré restaurant to come up with several new dishes that all featured bananas. Bananas Foster was created by restaurant owner Ella Brennan and the restaurant's chef Paul Blangé, who modified a dessert that Brennan's mother made (the original recipe called for apples rather than bananas). They named the resultant dish after Brennan's friend, Richard Foster, who at the time was the chairman of the New Orleans Crime Commission.
Classic banana pudding with vanilla wafers and the classic banana split ice cream sundae were both invented for the same purpose: to increase banana consumption in the US. And they worked like a charm. Bananas are the single-most popular fruit in the USA, and have been for decades!
Thank you for the history. I remember, banana splits, banana pudding, and bananas foster were bigger than they are now. It's easier to get bananas, so they aren't "that special ingredient" like they were when I was little. And that's just the cavendish! Living in both Cuba and Southern California; we can get many other varieties as well, which I ALSO love. From a grumpy old gal who plays games!
Really. Huh.
If you must bring up that kind if history, don't forget to include the banana war. It was horrible how the "fruit companies," exploited people in that part if the world leading up to war. Its5 not as delightful as you make it out to be.
I've never had Banana's Foster but New Orleans is the only place I want to try it since it originated there. ^.~
Yeah after the war on the locals killed all the competition they shipped bananas all around the word, only one banana company and they killed all the competition.
,,They perform many arts with bananas these days“ damn this dude knows what’s up
Just what i need as a pick me up in my sad lonely life!! amazing keep it up, defo going to sponsor for something!
Awww, hope I feel happiness and bliss soon.
Hugs to sleepy Saba. I began watching them while I was homeless. To see such happiness, unabashed joy...and knowing they were accustomed to living with MUCH less than I had initially made me feel humble, and happy. watching them enjoy a meal that I had previously loved was almost as good as eating it again myself. I had taken many small things for granted, and I began to enjoy small things again. That little glow of joy looks good on you!
Cooked bananas have such a wonderful taste, always used to BBQ bananas in their skins with chocolate drops stuffed in them! Thank you Tahir, I had never considered sticking my bananas in the fridge so they don't go off as quickly (when ripe they last 7 days in the fridge according to google!)
Your recipe sounds AMAZING!
Good idea, I'll do that at the next bbq.
@@Woozlewuzzleable wrap them in foil first though and also sprinkle a little brown sugar on the top!
@@julzmunckton Will do, thank you.
Oh! Thanks for that idea! I like the fat cooking bananas with thin skins, that bake to a custard. Next time....chocolate chips!!! Oh, I think they are burros.
How Chaudhoury got so excited when he was told it contains brown sugar and vanilla icecream 🤣
Love the way Chadhury's eyes light up with joy
It’s supposed to be served with a liqueur that is ignited at your dinner table but I’m pretty sure they don’t use liquor here. My dad used to take me to a restaurant for this & seeing it light up was the fun.
My grandmother made it at home for us like that....
So glad you all are back. I am so sorry about the flood of 1/3 of the country. I hope all is well with your families.
When bananas were first introduced into England (1600’s or1700’s)you had to have a prescription to get them because they cured so many ailments.
This channel has helped me destress a lot from life. Thank you.
When the speaker offscreen tells them what they will be tasting
they try their best to pronounce the name of the foods and you
try not to laugh but you are wishing that you are eating what they
are tasting and they are great testers of foods and can tell their
family and friends about these foods and have them taste the
foods from other countries also.😋:
Earliest comment of mine on this amazing channel. ❤️ from SF Bay area.
I adore their curiosity!
I enjoyed this one as well. Always brightens the day after watching these guys.
Fantastic dessert! At 67 only had it twice, but I remember the fun of watching the alcohol burn off in preparing 😃😃❤️
Yes! I make with strawberry liquor and toasted almonds. 😬, and the other usual suspects, bananas cooked in clarified butter, etc.
Patrick, are you by any chance a relative of Frodo Baggins?
Awesome you guys are all great!
Haven't even seen the video yet but Chaudhary is going to have a huge beaming smile I know it.
I'm a New Orleans native who lives a few blocks from the French Quarter and I've never tried Banana's Foster. I should be ashamed that I'm watching ppl halfway across the world who tried it before I did! 😭
Dr Tahir .. everytime he asks "tussi khaoge" reminds me of my childhood when I was taught to ask every person "khana kha lijiye" (please have food) before I eat .. no matter if they have eaten or not .. :) .. on that they say "aap bismillah kijiye" .. slowly this art is getting extinct .. so glad to hear this again :)
Looks like a banana split from America. Looks delicious though!! These gentlemen brighten my day as sure as the sun coming up tomorrow morning❤️🙏😎
That's not how banana splits look...
I'm sure they left out the dark rum. Even though the alcohol is boiled off anyway, it improves the flavor.
It's my absolute favorite!
Not all of it, there's always a small amount left, you'd have to cook it for hours to get all of it out. Either way there's only about as much alcohol as vinegar left, and they're perfectly fine with that so it never made sense to me.
Fun fact: During my studies in history of religions, I read up on views about the use of alcohol in after shave among muslims. And there are different views in what way alcohol is haram. For example one imam said that it's not alcohol in itself that is bad, but the actions it might make a person to do while drunk. So it might not be an issue.
@@00Kuja00 No way ! im muslim you are not. stay in your case please and i stay in mine .
@@fracturesouverte6513 Relax!
@@fracturesouverte6513 What an ignorant statement from you. I have read what different imams have said on forums where you can ask about different topics.
The Best Banana's Foster is at Brennan's in New Orleans. Its will blow your mind🤯🤯🤯
Dr.Tahir The Great WOW 😃👍👍
Chaudhary is my favorite person in the group...he's soo personable!
I love this channel ❤
I have learned so much since I began to watch this channel,now I understand a theme in school in the sixties,at lunch we had slogans written in the cafeteria "You are what you eat"!to bad America didn't listen.
Love these dudes, are they in the states or over seas? If they were in the states I would want to cook for them and show them the Real American Food.
I hope you serve them American Thanksgiving meal sometime around Thanksgiving!
Show them a video of how it's made!! They would love it!
Awesome as always guys well done 👍
Why is there no link to his cooking channel under the description of all the videos?
Oh, you lucky, lucky people. I love bananas foster, but haven’t eaten it in a very long time. Yummy! ❤
They need to try chocolate lava cake with ice cream!
Part of the fun with Bananas Foster is the show you get watching it made.
In all my years, I don't think I have ever had this. I don't know how I missed it. Have to try it now for sure.
What did you use as a substitute for the rum?
I knew everyone would like this dish👍👍
Was going to suggest this a while back , . As I am remembering you had them try banana nut bread which ties into this around here in southern US , . A few suggestions for future related food reactions, 1, "Bananas Foster Deluxe" which is described below , . A good thing to add with bananas foster is banana nut bread which is most desirable and craving food bananas foster and banana nut bread are , also we would add this bread on the side which we do here in South US where this was created to round it out in sweetness, and the bread helps with the sauce and adds a fullness to this dessert , . There is also the habit here in the south to add strawberry which we grew in patch , blackberry witch grew wild, and even orange marmalade to cut the flavor of sweetness , we would add this fruit or presserves of fruit on the corner of the ice cream , . Which gives you a a bit of a version of a banana split, . As also add a meat of your choice and egg on the side , . When served with all this it serves as it's on meal in itself as well as a dessert which will last you thru lunch and a bit longer if you get busy or get delayed etc , . As for the fruits which we could grow here in Virginia in the summer months and made into fruit presserves with some pride as we could not grow bananas here , those were the days when we grew up with raising a garden when i was a kid . When served with all this it becomes a meal unto itself and is good in winter months also as it cheers you up , . With the this type of bananas foster is what we call "Bananas Foster Deluxe" here in Virginia , . They liked this so much , it especially Chaurdhury would like this regularly it would be unto their liking to have this version of "Bananas Foster Deluxe" as I doubt that they would complain having this served again in a more Deluxe way as it gives you a glow and good feeling most of the day , . Oh you have made me have a craving as i have not had this way in a good while, . Suggestion 2 , . The "Elvis" or "Fried Peanut Butter Banana Sandwich" which is prepared as such with each sandwich with two slices of bread spread peanut butter on one slice and butter on the other slice to your liking and add sliced banana round bits or long sliced people do it both ways here and put sliced banana on peanut butter and sometimes you add beef or turkey bacon to the buttered slice put both slices of prepared sandwich together then fry in a pan hopefully a seasoned cast iron frying pan like you would a grill cheese sandwich , you can also dip the already fried/grilled sandwich in a sweetened batter and put in a deep fryer repeat a deep fryer to have a Deluxe version which is crunchy this is usually served with a milk shake chouse your flavor etc , . Sugestion 3 The "Elvis Back In The Building" which is prepared as such you get a long loaf of home style baked bread and slice horizontaly which you will have two long slices of bread a top and bottom and spread peanut butter on bottom slice and a favorite fruit jelly or presserves on the top slice and add up to a pound of beef or turkey bacon on peanut buttered bottom slice and put together this is a large sandwich i mean Large Sandwich which you eat as a bit as a working breakfast and lasts you thru lunch and some breaks for your work day, This sandwich is not fried at all as you can eat a bit and wrap up and put down to eat a bit or finish later as you do not want any greese getting on anything you touch this is pretty good for getting you thru the week days you encounter if being a ways from home etc , . They would probably like these as well as at home or at work or long journeys etc , . Sorry for the long comment , but have Best Wishes , and Take Care , expressions we constantly say here in the south , and .. Thank You Thank You Very Much
Mr. Chaudhury is my spirit animal when it comes to desserts. 😃
A power amalgam it surely is sir
Gul Sher always tries to relate the taste to something he knows.
Such pleasures, seem to make them happy. Too, bad others cant see what they do.
Bananas Foster is usually prepared with alcohol. I'm curious as to this version whether they used alcohol or not. And if so, do the presenters tell the tasters about it?
Tinctures are made to give the flavor, rather than the alcohol, as these men do not believe in drinking. Bakery shops have "rum" "brandy" and other such flavors to add the taste without the alcohol. I am 100% certain they would not serve them alcohol; that would be an abuse of faith. It is funny to see some of them act drunk even without alcohol in the beverages. The non alcoholic wine was funny! ME? I'd add the dark, spiced rum!
@Mary Reilly The 2 gentlemen who started this channel are also Pakistani and of the Muslim faith, so I'm sure they'd never serve them anything that is considered haram. ☺️
@@valkyrie1066 Yes, I'd say you're right. Banana Foster is usually made with rum so they have probably used rum essence, which has no alcohol.
In a world filled with division by race, religion, violence everywhere, coming here is my respite. Thanks to whomever came up with channel, and similar ones. At the end of the day, we are more alike than different
LOL @ " if your stomach is hurt, then eat a dozen bananas" :-)
Choudry was happy with this dish ❤😄
YUM.
I just love you guys
I’ve never heard of this dish. Looks good.
its a new orleans local dish
@@Voo504Doo 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣Keep believing that lie...
@@IndigenousIndianLady65 what a weird thing to argue about and be wrong lmao.
In 1951, Chef Paul created Bananas Foster. The scrumptious dessert was named for Richard Foster, who, as chairman, served with Owen on the New Orleans Crime Commission, a civic effort to clean up the French Quarter.
That would be good with a side of pancakes. 😋
Great idea
pancakes, waffles, french toast.....yum!
@Davi Clar One of my husband's favorite things to order when we go out for breakfast or brunch is Bananas Foster Belgian Waffles!
I've seen it at different restaurants with pancakes, French toast (and stuffed French toast) as well as the waffles.
I'm not a big fan of bananas in general, but every once in a blue moon, I do get a craving for a banana split! 😊
@@bobbiejojackson9448 😋
We put it on French toast
Let's have Maple Taffy next! A little treat from Quebec that they are sure to enjoy
I wish I could buy them all a slow cooker. I think it would be one amazing gift they could receive. It has so many uses like the microwave. XXX ❤️ ❤️ ❤️
My absolute favorite dessert! ❤
I'm American in my 40's and was born & raised in US. These gentlemen have tasted stuff I've never tried... I've been watching for 3 months. I love it, Indian / Paki food and some lifestyle is similar to Mexican. I love how the dissect ingredients but do wish they were given breakdown too.
Come on, let us go out there and eat and drink and taste EVERYTHING!!!
One of my favorites ☺️
Gul Sher looks so handsome today! Greetings to you all. Tahir is still my favorite.
@susanlyn2 He really is a handsome gentleman, isn't he? There's a certain sparkle in his eyes and that little giggle he has is downright adorable! 💛
Bananas have besieged the ice cream. Classic! 😄😄😄
From the 70+ year old Brennan's Restaurant in New Orleans.
Looking forward to Chaudhury’s cooking channel!
Ashamed to say I have never had Bananas Foster. These guys are ahead of me. Love bananas, but have not gotten around to the obvious pleasure of this dish.
Me either, looks delicious 😊
I love you guys!
I don’t know if it’s traditional but I’d throw some walnuts on top for some extra texture and flavor.
I just realized they haven't tried waffles with maple syrup yet, and after that they can try chicken and waffles, it's the same thing just with fried chicken, the syrup goes well with it.
Banana Hostel was my nickname in high school.
My man said to eat a dozen bananas if you have an upset stomach?
I eat a half, and my stomach is rumbling..
HE STARTED SMILING NO SOON AS HE HEAR SUGAR
Yesssss!!! the sauce is what makes the dish. Its my second favorite dessert.
What's your first?
Yes, tell us the favourite??
chocolate cake with a chocolate fudge frosting. lol OMG my mouth is watering.
@@damedamsel3300 sounds yummy!!
I thought Dr. Tahir was going to say bananas foster is good for cough.😮💨😮💨😮💨😂🤣
Chaudhary is so sweet.
I just wonder how they made it without the liqour in it. We served this at the fine dining place I used to work at.
Mr Chaudhery Happy Happy.
Love Banana Fosters. By the way according to Taste atlas the country with the most dishes in the Top 100 is the USA with 18 and most desserts in Top 100 with 25, most cocktails with 35 and most sandwiches in the Top 100 with 40. USA together with Italy also is the country with the most dishes invented worldwide. Both countries have double/Triple the amount of the country in 3th place (Spain) with only 430 dishes invented. USA have the best and most diverse/popular food in the world by fat
Now I'd like to see them try a banana split. 😁
"It's a sweet dish."
Chaudry: *_grabby hands_*
Hello! Do you take requests? There is a video of taarab singer Bi Kidude performing "Muhogo wa jang'ombe" with Culture Musical Club. It is such a touching song and performance. I hope everyone can watch and enjoy it too.
Thank you for these videos. My family and I love them. ❤
Try strawberry short cake with whip cream. Or strawberry pie
Eat up while the banana and sauce is warm to get the right experience.
What is the dialect that our try guys speak? I've been trying to translate "excellent" for a while in google translate (Because I say it all the time now). Is it Punjabi or something else? Thanks! Also, obviously love these guys.
Invented in 1951 in New Orleans USA. A beautiful city of history, music, food, architecture, and tragedy. In 2005 a great storm killed over 1,800 people and caused $125 billion in damages.
Ice cream with hot fruit is one of the best things ever!