I really enjoy your channel, especially the way you cover it. I noticed a few areas where I could help optimize your videos to reach a larger audience. Would you be open to discussing this further?
Thanks for your input- My grandmother who immigrated from Lebanon in 1913 taught me how to make Mujadara- so this is in fact an authentic Lebanese recipe- If you watch the video I explain how this particular iteration is different including the thickness- Best- Cat
There are myriad ways of making things, often differing in each region or even family. This may not be your way, but that isn't relevant to others' versions.
@@catsvegankitchenI was just talking today about how even a small country like Denmark has different recipes from region to region. People have asked me since I’m half Danish if I’ve had æbleskivers, a sort of pancake ball, and are shocked when I say no because it just wasn’t prevalent in my mother’s town.
Great video! Thanks for sharing this family recipe. I've never had Lebanese food, but this sounds particularly tasty.
Lebanese food is in general very healthy :)
My wife just made this for dinner, she substituted potatoes for the rice, it tastes wonderful. Perfect for a freezing cold upstate NY evening!
So glad you liked it- I love adding potatoes 😊- stay warm!
I really enjoy your channel, especially the way you cover it.
I noticed a few areas where I could help optimize your videos to reach a larger audience. Would you be open to discussing this further?
Thanks - appreciate the offer and have many similar offers - currently it is not something I can do
@ okay!
There is no soup called mujadara. It's a rice and lentils meal. Not watery.
However this soup is a good idea but don't call it mujaddara
Thanks for your input- My grandmother who immigrated from Lebanon in 1913 taught me how to make Mujadara- so this is in fact an authentic Lebanese recipe- If you watch the video I explain how this particular iteration is different including the thickness- Best- Cat
There are myriad ways of making things, often differing in each region or even family. This may not be your way, but that isn't relevant to others' versions.
@SheliaR.08- yes agree- I was just speaking to another Lebanese friend about how her family recipes differ from mine :)
@@catsvegankitchenI was just talking today about how even a small country like Denmark has different recipes from region to region.
People have asked me since I’m half Danish if I’ve had æbleskivers, a sort of pancake ball, and are shocked when I say no because it just wasn’t prevalent in my mother’s town.