Tribal People Try Irish Dishes For The First Time
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You could do a whole series of behind the scenes the people making the dishes where they get ingredients, how prepare , cooking process etc
They do have some extended episodes and bonus content on the patreon
I think they did that with Thanksgiving
I have Irish in me and have never had a potato dish with coins or sticks... If it tasted as bad as you say, well maybe my ancestors bribed their loved ones to eat. Lol
Here's one thing, making proper corn beef is to steep it overnight to lift the salt as it's very salty and cooking or in an oven makes it dry so you boil it for about an hour or two, this will break it down and get rid of it's salt and make it nice and crumbly
This is what Irish immigrates ate in the United States. In Ireland lamb is eaten. Being in the US I fix this for dinner. I find it amazing how the potato has made it into all the way around the world. Maybe, a lesson on where the potato came from would be interesting.
@Alteño 33 i know that but do they? Do they know where many of the things the eat come from the Americas? I am surprised to see the potato used in so many places. How itvhas become a staple almost everywhere.
@@denickite they give inaccurate information all the time on this channel, I gave up hoping they’d actually be properly educated about the subjects.
@@necrogenesis1981 to be fair, lots of people don't know where potatoes come from, even in countries where they're staples, like Scotland and Ireland (or the US)
@@denickite every country has a cheap, starchy food that the poor depend on. Potatoes, corn and or beans, rice...
@@LindaC616 that’s still no excuse for poor research, they have the internet.
I'm Irish and have never heard of Irish chocalate pie in my entire life . Should of made some Soda Bread for them.
Same here, never heard of coins and sticks in potatoes either 😄
You're Irish, or Irish American?
It’s a weird selection of “Irish food” this
@@sonanderson6351 Irish American's idea of Irish food, is more likely
@@LindaC616 Irish, If it's an Irish American thing then it is American, not Irish.
Food brings us all together.
Cheers! 🇮🇪
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When you substitute meats can you be more specific and tell us what you’re using? I’d also love to see a behind the scenes of how and who is cooking all this!
I'm pretty sure they mostly use chicken
It'd be beef or chicken that's all
They've done a behind the scenes with the chef before, I believe it was with american Thanksgiving foods
@@saribbaig probably chicken cause the ladies are hindu
They wont serve pork ever in the show. Plus for those from Hindu belief, they would not serve beef to them. Chicken or lamb for them.
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love from Ireland 💚 ☘🍀
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My mom was a Scot and dad was Irish and Miami..
Mom made corned beef and cabbage for New Years Day..as I do still..I'm glad the tasters enjoyed it.
It is inaccurate to say people in Ireland wear green on St. Patrick’s Day. People in the United States do that. People do not do that in Ireland. Look it up!! It was started by Irish people who migrated to the United States.
and NOW the Irish do it. Been to both. Both do it now.
That is not correct. People do wear green on St Paddy's day here, but overall its not as celebrated as much as it is in the U.S to be honest.
I will pray that one day enough funds will be available for some of the cast to visit some of these places where the food comes from. God willing
It would be fun if they saw some pics of the country where these foods come from, when asking if they'd like to visit
Great idea, will try to do it next time❤️❤️
Where are the other ladies with their pictures on their mugs? I've missed them dearly, please bring VVIP back, tell her she's missed🥲
Kastoori is her name
Yeah, it's been a hot minute since Kastoori was on here. Miss her.
Soda bread is another traditional Irish food - flour, salt, buttermilk, and baking soda. Some put in raisins or currants. But a big chunk of slow cooked corned beef with gravy over a bowl of champ (mashed potatoes with black pepper, butter, and green onion) or colcannon really hits the spot on such cold dank days as we have in mid March. And for those that do drink alcohol, there's always Guinness.
I made some traditional soda bread for a school project in grade school. It's nice.
I'll trade your cold dank days for the hot Florida sun and humidity .
@@Dr.Westside I'll trade your gators and hurricanes for needing a coat and sun-lamp.
Only issue with some of the foods is, some of the react people are hindu, so they don't eat meat. So, you will only end up with half the panel trying foods if it tends to be meat heavy.
Mehboob and manzoor are really the best. Love their friendship and personality. Ismail seems so sweet too. And he loves his wife a lot you can tell. I hope one day they can bring their families on there. Or show their favorite foods to each other
Buddy, these people are a wonderful example to the world. Sweet, good people. I love these videos
I don't know what Irish Chocolate pie is. I'm Irish and I've never heard of it.
We dont have irish chocolate pie, we would usually have apple tart, or custard with fruit, aor blackberry tart
Bread pudding
Or crumble and custard ..
I honestly would love to meet these people and share a meal of THEIR choosing. I watch the channels of the guys doing their recipe's as well as Reactistan. I'm a cook of many different culture's food and enjoy it immensely. But, nothing comes close to enjoying food prepared by a person of that particular culture and the way they do it.
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Mustafa giving a rare thumbs up after eating carrot boiled in water
"If it's natural, it must be healthy"....
Mustafa
If you make it to Ireland folks I'd love to meet with youu!
food makes all happy...love all you guys!♥
The meat is a bit brown compared to corned beef. As corned is a preservative technique it should be possible with lamb or halal beef preserved in brine as well.
I think it’s because they’re afraid of medium rare there for some reason, I’ve never seen meat below well done on this channel.
@@necrogenesis1981 people here think of raw meat as unclean or they think that eating it will make you sick that's why people are not used to of eating anything less than a well done meat, this is especially true for tribal people.
It looks like they made brisket, not corned beef. My Irish grandmother always made ham with cabbage - not corned beef. The colcannon should have cabbage and potatoes but it looks like they used green onion if I'm seeing it right. Also, I've never had chocolate pie in Ireland. A bread pudding or fruit cobber type of dessert seems more on the mark.
@@nabeegh8766 Why would they make something they're afraid of? They don't have to worry about corned beef especially, it's basically pickled so you don't have to worry about anything. Just go to a good butcher and it'll be fine.
Corned beef that’s red is from supermarkets and is full of added nitrites to keep it that way. Natural, home made or from a good local butcher it is brown or gray. There’s no such thing as rare corned beef, you have to cook it for hours until it’s tender.
Potatoes kulche is so funny, because culchie (sp?) Is the word irish people use for "country bumpkin"
Love that you put a disclaimer at the bottom of the video so new viewers don't have to ask or wonder or think the worst :-)
We don not put couns or sticks in our colcannon, its a way to use up leftover mashed potato and cooked cabbage the potatoes are mashed with real butter and cow milk and the cabbage is cooked in the stock of the corned beef or bacon or ham, untill it is very soft, then it is chopped up very finely, with a sharp knife and butter
here here, never heard of this rubbish before
Dont worry, there is every kind of food in ireland from every continent of the world, and plenty of curry too, irish people are very welcoming, but it might be too cold and wet for u guys, we get very little heat or sun , God bless and protect u all ☘️🇮🇪☘️🇮🇪☘️🇮🇪☘️
I want to try that chocolate pie thing.... so flat, and dark, looked good!
I have never heard of Irish Chocolate Pie, looks delicious!
Great video, thank you!
I'm from Ireland and I have never in my life heard of Irish chocolate pie, we don't pinch people if they don't wear green on Paddy's day (Lol)....never ever eat corned beef, lamb yes corned beef...never
It's American style paddywhackery. The Colcannon I've made alright but never heard of a coin or a stick in it. Maybe in a Barmbrack at Halloween.
I love colcannon made with cabbage. YUM. Ireland is a beautiful island. We spent time in the SW part with its sweeping landscapes of the Dingle peninsula. I would love to return for another visit at any time.
Tender?????? You must make meat, potatoes and carrots in a crockpot…. EVERYTHING is so tender, even the meat melts in your mouth….🤤🤤🤤🤤
SLAINTE! 🍻
I've been waiting for this episode for so long! Thank you, reactistan!
I think in the next Irish video, you should give the people soda bread, boxty, and maybe some Guinness if anybody drinks alcohol?
Also maybe some Salmon thrown in? one of our most popular folk tales is called "the Salmon of knowledge". I think tribal people would enjoy the story. Folklore is so important to Irish culture.
If you would like to make a video with more Irish food, maybe I could send you some typical Irish food and sweets? Let me know please and I can help:)
So the fact they got everything wrong that they gave them hasn't put you off. Or are you an "Irish American"?
I like all the food on today's video and I love al the people in the video, they are so pure in heart and their outlook.
Congratulations to Marvi! She wore all of the colors of Ireland’s flag ! 🇮🇪
The old guy is very set in his ways--we have a name for them in the USA as I’m sure they do in every country. He won’t even bend a little. Black-- white no grey, weather he is right or wrong. May God bless him to have a happier life.
If you watch both channels, you will see he is extremely happy.
But you are right in some aspects, he is very picky about food. He believes nothing is as good as what comes from his village.
But he has opened up A LOT!! He actually likes things he tries now.
try turkish food
Thank you so much for the suggestion. We will try to make an episode❤️. We have done an episode on Turkish Snacks here is the link: th-cam.com/video/l--v3sSC9pk/w-d-xo.html
Hi from Texas love ya blessings
I always find a smile on my face at the end of one of your videos, but especially this time! Erin go bragh!
Hi you guys great to see you all again
Never had irish food. But I love the brave people of Ierland.
Incredible humans😊🧡They bring so much joy to my life!
I am part irish and probably would enjoy all of those foods.
Corned beef and cabbage is American. Made by Irish immigrants from beef purchased from Jewish butchers that had businesses in the area of New York city that the Irish people settled.
The love is great to see and the funny
We need a bloopers reel please
Double yes from me on colcannon, but it would need the customary bacon, which wouldn't fly with these folks. I can see why they liked the corned beef (and chicken?) so much.
Also, I miss Kastoori.
The ladies are Hindus so beef is out for them.
Me too. I hope she's doing ok.
VIP🙏🙏🙏
Yes you need the Bacon
Control ! 🤣 Control !
More American than Irish, except the colcannon, which should have bacon in it but doesn't for obvious reasons. Pleasant watch anyway, keep them coming!
Our corned beef and cabbage includes carrots and potatoes all cooked together, so the fat and salt from the beef enhances vegetables.
Mustafa is correct. Homemade pasta is the best
A slightly belated happy St. Patrick's Day to you guys! I'm not well acquainted with Irish food myself, but all of it looked delightful. Marvi is even wearing the country's colors! I'm glad things were well received by the villagers, though it might have lacked spice for some of them. Bless all the cast and the crew. Greetings from Germany!
You should have also had them listen to Irish music
Great video! Curious if you can tell us how old Mama Mustafa is? I have a guess, but it is based on American people and I think he may be wiser than Americans his same age. He has a strong stance on most everything. I love it!
Cheat! No green beer!? Laughing . sending everyone joy and blessings for the great entertainment you provide 😂
This more than an American interpretation of what we eat because I've never heard of an Irish version of Chocolate Cake (whatever it's supposed to be), Coins being in Spuds. Plus these people seem to be great craic (fun) to be around.
Irish stew...
Brown bread
Soda bread
Chowder
Smoked salmon
Spiced beef
Applied tart
Apple crumble
Custard
But
Still love ye..
Happy birthday 🎉🎈💐 Happy St. Patrick's Day! Happy Holi!
That's also pundies not colcannon. Pundies is mashed potato with spring/green onions. Colcannon is made with kayle or cabbage mixed through the mash. Some people here will fry it in the pan after you remove the bacon, so you end up with little cakes.
it,s champ never heard it called pundies here in ireland
Green… it’s like Pakistan Independence Day 🇵🇰
Corned Beef is Irish American, not really Ireland Irish. When people in the US refer to themselves as "Irish", they actually mean Irish American, often without realizing it so much. Irish Americans have a bit of a different history and traditions than the Irish.
They are all do cute !! Love !
I Love Colcannon mash with Beef x
We eat bacon and cabbage (not corned beef) and flowery spuds (potatoes boiled in there skins until soft and skin splits, put on a bit of salt and butter,mmmmm)
Never seen corned beef look like that.That looked more like a brisket or pot roast. Corned beef is always pink because of the nitrates in it. That just looks like a normal roast beef. Still good though.
Proper corned beef has no nitrates at all, just salt and spices, sometimes with a little bit of sugar. Only the processed stuff has nitrates but at least here in Ireland that's usully not what sells in butchers. It's possible to get canned stuff that's ready cooked, usually from a can, that has nitrates.
we boil many potatos, leave the uneaten ones to cool, cut them and fry them in butter with salt for breakfast, i think they'd love it.
I am Irish and I have never heard of corned beef and cabbage.
Bacon and cabbage yes.
Corned beef and cabbage is an old English recipe.
I never tried Irish dishes but I'm curious now😁😁
Tbf St. Patrick's day as a celebration is more popular in the US
Not really... Every small town and village in Ireland, has some sort of celebration or parade. It might not be lavish or spectacular, but it means something to the locals 💚
it's not, patricks day is a national holiday in ireland
Make a series where they make mustafa's village dishes.
Irish chocolate cake???? As an irishman I've never heard of such a thing....
Corned beef and cabbage is more of an Irish-American thing. Irish immigrants lived near the same neighborhoods that the Jewish immigrants did, and they both bought food from the same stores. Lamb is more authentic, but corned beef is cheaper.
"It look like it is made with sugar..." Now, I know how Iron Man felt talking to Captain America. "It seems to run on some type of electricity".
Please tried indonesian food, snack
or dishes , cuz beside they had plenty delicious food they also a muslim country, so your people not gonna be hard finding a good food to eat 😆
Happy St. Patrick's Day everyone!
“Tastes like boiled water”
"God, please save me from my wife!" ... belongs on a mug.
From Ireland, then you need the baked potato
Perhaps strangely, baked potatoes aren't madly popular in Ireland
@@nateman10 You know all those swirly patterns on Celtic designs? Well thet's what happens when you have roast potatoes garnished with shrooms from the local woods. Boxty is also a favourite for puttin' hair on yer chest. The French stole dauphinoise potatoes from us but we forgave them because they kicked the shit out of the English for 100 years in return. The Belgians stole chips from us but we also forgave them because they sent us so many forms to fill out when we asked them to pay that we gave up and we all went to the pub instead. The humble spud, queen of tubers, a bringer of creativity, nourishment and diplomacy. 😉
If only people read disclaimers. Not all of them eat the same meat. Some eat beef, some eat chicken, lamb, camel, etc. I could be wrong, but none of them eat pork.
Chocolate pie doesn't appear in my book of Irish sweets
Semi-sweet or dark chocolate is a lot healthier than milk chocolate…yet lot of people don’t like bittersweet chocolate. More for me!
That was a sad looking plate of corned beef and cabbage, personally I slow roast it instead of boiling. I'll take the corned beef brisket and thinly coat it with mustard and horseradish and put it in my porcelain baking dish with chunks of carrot, celery, onion, cabbage, and potato (sometimes I use sweet potatoes which works surprisingly well). After a couple hours in the oven you get moist and pink beef with soft veggies that have all been steaming in each other's flavors.
I've only tried Irish Stew.
Only one of these dishes was Irish, and that was not what it was named as during the video. The pundies should have been with the meat and veg. Nobody sits down to a plate of pundies by itself. Any wonder they weren't keen on it. There should have been good butter and plenty of fresh black pepper as well.
That doesn't look like Corned Beef! Corned beef is usually pinkish in color. The chefs overcooked the meat
Loved these people's reactions, but American Irish version of foods nah
On your decision for substituting meats; i have a question....so everyone in pakistan does not eat beef??
It's on basis of religion Hindus don't eat beef as it's sacred to them. In the same way Muslims only eat a few animals and don't eat meats like pork.
@@---qn1nw I already know that Muslims don't eat Pork.But the dish that was served was 'corned beef' that's what led me to questioning this.
@@459_nilavratbera4 the ladies don't eat beef, and the gentlemen don't eat pork
The women on this channel are not Muslims, they are Hindus. Hindus dont eat beef. Otherwise beef is quite popular amongst Pakistani Muslims, Christians and others.
I dont think they made cornbeef and cabbage correctly. The beef not suppose to be dry.
I have a galaxy s9 each time i watch videos on landscape some caption text becomes hidden because the display hide too much of the margins. I will never buy Samsung phones again
respect to the TRY not the "nibblers"
This is definitely "Irish" food through an American lens. Not one of the dishes looks like the genuine article. If I found a stick or a coin in my colcannon I'd smack the cook for trying to choke me.. And what in tne world is Irish chocolate pie?
Greetings from Dublin.
Was the first dish corned beef? It looked like brisket
The women were given chicken coz they are Hindus.
@@furqanahmad9149 Still didn't look like corned beef....
@@Lassisvulgaris and its cooked to perfection. Its not medium or rare. Pakistani people consider even slightly raw meat to be inedible. They wouldn't have eaten pink meat.
@@furqanahmad9149 A matter of taste. A perfect steak shall be (almost) rare. The taste is in the juice, so a well done steak, is practically destroyed.....
If religion forbids you some kinds of food, or it must be prepared in a spescial way, so be it. Many can eat everything, and as a Norewigian, I eat whale, and I eat horse, foods that many will regard as political uncorrect.....
Finally, to me, corned beef is gminced meat, and coocked, mainly in tin cans. Known to many soldiers as "Bully Beef"....
Corned beef is made from beef brisket. Corned is the term used for brining, spicing and aging the brisket. Tinned or canned Corned beef is made from overcooked and finely chopped Corned beef and is suitable only for sandwiches and hash where a whole Corned beef is the star of the meal.
I'm Irish and have never eaten corned beef and cabbage. Nor do I know anybody in 48yrs to talk about eating it. It must be some American thing made up to sell more corned beef and cabbage.
What you will find is cabbage, pundies and either pork or lamb. In this case, lamb or beef would have been fine, but definitely no corned beef. That is a mock Irish dish, that simply is not eaten here in Ireland. Maybe if you're very poor.
Where are all these people from specifically?
Spices!!??
Should chose much better Irish dishes.. Irish stew. Irish fry. Roast dinner etc
Where is VIP lady? Is she fine?
Being Irish and seeing this makes me question all the other videos never heard of putting coins or sticks in food or Irish chocolate pies it’s not Irish at all Beef stew is eaten more traditionaly than any of these things
Ireland is awesome!
These are all American Irish meals, not Irish. Two very different things altogether.
No one.. lol no pinching if not wearing green.