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But i think most Asian mom have made this meal for their family atleast once, since my mom always make this meal and i live in Indonesia, they probably consume this soup alot in Malaysia and that's why he said its iconic i think i typed too much ;-;
ABC soup is one of my most memorable dishes from my life. It represents all the time I've spent with my Grandma, all the meals with families and all the warmth I got from them. Thank you for spreading this classic
Puting rice in your soup is the ultimate Asian move, well done brother Edit: Nice. Side note puting rice into soups isnt exclusive to anyone or any nationality so lets all do what we like. I like to put rice in leftover instant ramen soup and crack an egg into it then microwave it a bit to make “porridge” that is both budget friendly and filling.
Hispanic ppl call it caldo de pollo. We had this dish so much growing up because of how affordable and delicious it was! I now make it for my own family ❤️
Thank you for sharing this. Bless you and your lovely parents. I appreciate your acknowledgement of the effort your parents made to keep you healthy and fed.
I’m Mexican and been having this soup my whole life it’s perfect in the winter or for colds or just because. I like to be heavy with the potatoes and my moms leftover rice is what I use to cool down the soup when it’s Piping hot 😊
Oh my gosh, ABC soup is still one of my favourites to this day but I never knew anything about it. Thank you for giving so much info about one of my favourite childhood food.
I appreciate the fact you have overcome the hardships in your life and doing great now, keep on striving forward and never back down. Send my regards to your Mum and Dad and keep a good care of them. -Prayas love from Darjeeling
You content is popular because you are authentic. I'm an ang moh but my wife is Chinese and I get to appreciate your approach. I have also spent my life cooking and can still impress the inlaws which makes me happy. I will make your lemon chicken recipe next week
Sometimes life is hard. I remember those times too. It's hard to think about it sometimes because you never realized you were poor until you do. Dishes like this would take that pain away.
Here in the Philippines, it's called Sinabawan (literally mean Dish of Soup) a basic Traditional Tagalog Dish which is just composed of 3 pallet of Ingredients, The Greens(usually Vegetables but can be Fruits) , The Flavoring Herbs/ Spices(commonly salt,pepper or any citrus). and then the Protein Meats as an common Upgraded Version(where Either one or combination of Pork, Beef, Poultry, Fish or Seafood). The dish is very flexible and the Starter based Cooking Soup for any further Upgraded and Improved Soup Dishes.
I’m sure your parents and love ones are proud of you and your success, I happy to see how well your doing in life, congrats on your success, blessings 😎
Reminds me so much of caldo de pollo we make - sometimes we put rice but most times we toast some noodles & add to the soup. Garnish with cilantro & lime & its perfect. Soup is very comforting.
My mom had recipes like this one. Her favorite answer when we told her we were hungry between meals was always "Make yourself a fried egg sandwich." and we did.
You are so blessed to have such wonderful memories and to be able to pass it on and I like it that you realize that there are times when people's lives that they aren't able to have food like they should and just do the best they can with what they have and be blessed God bless you and have a Jesus filled life I enjoy watching you I'm 71 years old❤
My mum and I had a difficult relationship growing up. She had grown up with a lot of trauma and moving to New Zealand, she then had to deal with with the stress of being a new migrant with young kids. Despite all the difficulties we had, she made this soup for us all the time. Our relationship has improved. We’ve both grown a lot. One thing I learned from her is how to provide for a family despite being incredibly busy. I make this soup for my son and he loves it. It’s basically a gift from his grandma. She doesn’t have money or connections to pass on, but at least we have love and ABC soup.
Comfort food! Parents and grandparents always made my brothers and I. They also worked long hours. My dad would do 12 - 18hrs 6 days a week, mom would do 12hrs 5 days a week while still going to school for her undergrad as well.
Our parents who came over as older people and learning English to give us a better life - amazing sacrifice for their kids. Humbling and that is why we are contributing members of society and appreciate what we have. My father always said that America was the greatest country- he worked hard 7 days a week and yet still made time for us to enjoy our childhood. Never knew we weren’t without cuz everything was done with love. Totally can relate- appreciate u and all that u do!!❤
Your story is one of hope... I'm.. happy you turned out so well. You look healthy and I bet your parents are proud of you. Keep up the good work and keep striving for greatness!! Lastly... *Never forget your roots.....*
I very much enjoy your wonderful story! You made me fall.in love with your dear parents! They are/were good folks!...I'm so glad to hear that you appreciate them! I hope your children/ grandchildren/ etc will speak the same of you!...So very beautiful!
You just hit home to every asian in the world. For a start you remind me of my cousin. I love your cooking! Huge love from the UK my brother. Keep doing what your doing. I hope this message gets to you.
Heart warming to know Chinese from all over the continents are doing the same thing. Brings back a lot of memories. Miss my grandma who did cooked like that. Thanks for sharing . And the rice into the soup , can so relate too 😂
thank you so much for reminding me of my childhood meals. You right, its not easy to bring food to the table. I love my parents for always have food ready for me. love from Malaysia.
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My grandma makes this soup a lot and she always packs me some when I visit her. It’s the best, most comforting meal
Same
I cant take this serious after reading your name "Mister Smegma" lol
@@user-72648xz was this earlier?
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@@_divinityyy chill there are food other than burger and fries
My mom still makes us this soup 28 years later. Tastes so good with lime
Wrd
Yo same
Where there's lime there's cilantro
@@jjs8426 interesting
@@jjs8426 No. Leave the soap out.
This is just exactly what my mom and dad usually cook for us when we were children. So much memories!
As a Malaysian, this is one of our childhood iconic soups, thanks for reminding us how simple food tastes best👌
Haha this is my comfort food during fever
that's wassupp
There's really nothing Asian about it, it looks like an English persons idea of flavour.
@@BillBlazejowski No one said its Asian but okay.. thanks for the info though
But i think most Asian mom have made this meal for their family atleast once, since my mom always make this meal and i live in Indonesia, they probably consume this soup alot in Malaysia and that's why he said its iconic
i think i typed too much ;-;
ABC soup is one of my most memorable dishes from my life. It represents all the time I've spent with my Grandma, all the meals with families and all the warmth I got from them. Thank you for spreading this classic
not enough seasoning
Wouldn't the chicken be vitamin b?
@@setalight7290🙄
@@setalight7290 blind
@@MQretrolite no I'm pretty sure I saw the water broth
Puting rice in your soup is the ultimate Asian move, well done brother
Edit: Nice. Side note puting rice into soups isnt exclusive to anyone or any nationality so lets all do what we like. I like to put rice in leftover instant ramen soup and crack an egg into it then microwave it a bit to make “porridge” that is both budget friendly and filling.
We do the same in Colombia.
Italians have been doing it forever.
...hey!!!...putting in some rice is African American2...🎉🎉
@@TheIkaika777 they don't eat rice regularly
@@ilovecannelloni6813 , Yes Italians eat rice regularly and Italy is one of the largest rice producers in Europe.
Hispanic ppl call it caldo de pollo. We had this dish so much growing up because of how affordable and delicious it was! I now make it for my own family ❤️
Yeah as I was watching this I was like this is caldo de pollo , I never knew people called it abc soup . It’s chicken soup with rice
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It's basically soup, but you eat it with rice, so you can add it in if you want
Same my mama and grandma would make this when I was kid
@@musicspeakstoashleyhey Ashley lol ur kinda cute
That intro with you putting the rice in the soup was so nostalgic 😭😭
I know. I do it as well. It’s the best
He forgets to mention potatoes Potassium value, they have more potassium than bananas
Thank you for sharing this. Bless you and your lovely parents. I appreciate your acknowledgement of the effort your parents made to keep you healthy and fed.
Damn my grandma made this…I didn’t even know what it was called. This is very wholesome
Chicken soup. This wannabe just wanted to give it a modern fancy name.
@@mteokay1246 So true. Just call it chicken soup, everyone eats this
@@mteokay1246it's not made up, this is what Malaysians call it
It's just chicken soup. He calls it ABC soup... but it's just chicken soup...
@@tw5917 OH ! so Vitamin A Vitamin B and Vitamin C are Malaysian vernacular words ??? Sit your Malaysian ass down
Rice over ABC soup~~~ thx bro, you just rewind me back to my childhood 🤣🤣🤣
Me too. It’s a bittersweet memory 🥲
💯👌🏾🥰😛💖😋😃👍🏾😉✌🏾
He's pretty wise for such a young man! Gratitude for what you have is actually the key to happiness!
Bro I need a cauldron for soup now. Your channel is amazing. I can tell your parents did a wonderful job raising you.
Right? I want a cauldron for soup, too! 😅
Just get a massive stainless pot, cauldrons are very heavy and hard to wash.
@@sndrc9 acidic foods benefit from non metal cookware also cauldron has a small top for easy scooping of chicken goop.
@@Fernando-jy6gq I saw that too and thought "that's a great pot for capturing all that gunk at the top!" Great minds think alike!
I’m Mexican and been having this soup my whole life it’s perfect in the winter or for colds or just because. I like to be heavy with the potatoes and my moms leftover rice is what I use to cool down the soup when it’s
Piping hot 😊
Caldo de pollo 💯💪
when ur grandma makes it during the summer tho 🤦🏽♂️
Same here in Brazil, we do that when someone has a cold but the rice goes in the soup
oh fokk me that's perfect
@@Thattexaslife that’s the worst Jajaja why we all go trough that!! 😂
ABC soup out here feeding a whole generation (and more). A real one.
We call it “Canja” here in Brazil and it’s a must have soup when you’re sick. Every mother and their mothers knows it 😊
How similar..in south india..its called canji ..kanji is cooked rice fermenting in water for 2 days then supposed to eat with onion..
This is one of our comfort food in Indonesia. When someone got fever, our parents would make this nutritious yet comforting soup. ❤️
I live in indonesia too
This looks so good, I could just live on homemade soups, so good on these cold winter days in Minnesota.
Nothing like a filling broth on a cold day 😊
As a Minnesotan I agree
Oh my gosh, ABC soup is still one of my favourites to this day but I never knew anything about it. Thank you for giving so much info about one of my favourite childhood food.
I appreciate the fact you have overcome the hardships in your life and doing great now, keep on striving forward and never back down. Send my regards to your Mum and Dad and keep a good care of them.
-Prayas love from Darjeeling
❤️ 💖 💗
Almost all Asian , have experienced hardship. On that we learned how to survive. 😊
You content is popular because you are authentic. I'm an ang moh but my wife is Chinese and I get to appreciate your approach. I have also spent my life cooking and can still impress the inlaws which makes me happy. I will make your lemon chicken recipe next week
i always loved the combination of rice and hot soup. idk what it is but it just clicks
I’m actually kinda excited to try this cause of how easy and delicious it looks (I like clear soup hehe)
Why did this bring tears to my eyes ❤
When the weather is cold or when I'm not feeling well, my mum still says to cook myself some ABC soup. 😊
I always thought it was callef ABC because of the Angmokio (Tomato), Boatato (Potato), Carrot. Love this soup this!
Sometimes life is hard. I remember those times too. It's hard to think about it sometimes because you never realized you were poor until you do. Dishes like this would take that pain away.
i love this soup, so simple, so nutritious and can go with basically everything
damn, I can taste this video 😩✨ a very nostalgic soup, one of the few things I can eat when I'm feeling sick
Yes
Here in the Philippines, it's called Sinabawan (literally mean Dish of Soup) a basic Traditional Tagalog Dish which is just composed of 3 pallet of Ingredients, The Greens(usually Vegetables but can be Fruits) , The Flavoring Herbs/ Spices(commonly salt,pepper or any citrus). and then the Protein Meats as an common Upgraded Version(where Either one or combination of Pork, Beef, Poultry, Fish or Seafood).
The dish is very flexible and the Starter based Cooking Soup for any further Upgraded and Improved Soup Dishes.
Sounds delicious 😋🤤
My mom makes this a lot. It's tasty, hot, and pretty light so I could down like 4 big bowls of soup with rice in one sitting.
Fruits, like kamias, Santol, balimbing, or Tamarind? What other fruits could be in a soup, maybe unripe banana, unripe lanka or pineapples 🤤
Oh no, A Filipino thinking every dish is Filipino. Next you will say lumpia and Siningang are Filipino.
@@travellolo 😂😂😂
Darn if it doesn’t look good and simple to make. Thank you for sharing. Stay blessed,
Everyone talking about how they had this growing up. I’m just looking at how he’s cooking it in a cauldron 💀
Bahahahaha
It’s called a cooking pot.
@@pennylowe8713 you are not a fun person
I love abc soup, still to this day one of my favourite
Stop the cap... you never even heard of it until this man explained what it was!!
@@monsterblood6527sorry man not everyone is white with bland cooking like you lmfao
Oh my ! I love ur clay pot..so beautiful
Seeing this dish as an adult is just told me how far i've come
I grew up eating something very similar 🤘🏼 God bless our parents for making it happen no matter what
This is so nostalgic.
It's so warm to see other have same experience man. I really miss my mom soup too, this is so similar.
I’m sure your parents and love ones are proud of you and your success, I happy to see how well your doing in life, congrats on your success, blessings 😎
I like this soup too. It’s been in the family for so long.
Kudos to your loving and caring parents
Reminds me so much of caldo de pollo we make - sometimes we put rice but most times we toast some noodles & add to the soup. Garnish with cilantro & lime & its perfect. Soup is very comforting.
La soupe du tour du monde
LA SOUPE DE LA PAIX MONDIALE..
Its an asian comfort food. Here in Indonesia we called it sop ayam. Add celery, spring onion, and fried shallot to level up the game 😍
Don’t y’all season ya food tho
@@cartoomist6548salt
I believe every culture has a version of this soup! Looks yummy. I still make an amped up version of this.
We call it the same name here in Malaysia and Singapore as well, didn't know it was such a popular dish in other countries as well 🤣
Yeah my parents are Malaysian and they made it for me. It was so good. Sometimes my dad would put oxtail in at it was divine
In Brazil too but we call a different name
I think it is not really popular at other countries but he is malaysian
It’s popular in Vietnam too
Your parents sound so caring. Looks yummy.
This is an awesome story of ur childhood thank u for sharing
this is the soup i had regularly in my entire life. i didn't know it was named abc soup
It's chicken soup
It’s not he just calls it that
Like how southern people say pop and ope many different cultures make this soup
@@mrpotato6567 ohhh nice to know
My mom had recipes like this one. Her favorite answer when we told her we were hungry between meals was always "Make yourself a fried egg sandwich." and we did.
You are so blessed to have such wonderful memories and to be able to pass it on and I like it that you realize that there are times when people's lives that they aren't able to have food like they should and just do the best they can with what they have and be blessed God bless you and have a Jesus filled life I enjoy watching you I'm 71 years old❤
These are the dishes and stories I'm curious about . And I can try and recreate it ! I've never done that with a Gordon ramsey dish
Omg just need a Sinigang packet 😂😂 you have Sinigang with tomato and carrots. Sooo yummy!!
I make this for my family all the time now. We love it!
The cheapest meals are the most filling and comforting! They also bring back memories from child hood like nothing else
Im Filipino and this dish warms my heart. It really reminded me of "Tinola" thats what we called our version of the "ABC Soup"
This looks sinigang more then tinola
@@hero4fun1 sinigang na manok ...
Ever tried that before? Me I never have
The sacrifices our parents made. 🥰 thank you for sharing.
I had Vietnamese carers growing up so this was a staple, literally had it every day and even smelling it brings back so many memories
Spice it up with added greens
& dumplings, it’s a Caribbean
soup with added pumpkin in it
You are so humble and appreciative, it’s so refreshing. I love your videos, thank you for sharing your talent and gift through them!
What are the simple seasonings called that you were adding to the soup while talking if you don’t mind me asking ? Thank you 🙏🏽
I need to know, too. Thanks.
Salt,white pepper and msg
My mum and I had a difficult relationship growing up. She had grown up with a lot of trauma and moving to New Zealand, she then had to deal with with the stress of being a new migrant with young kids. Despite all the difficulties we had, she made this soup for us all the time.
Our relationship has improved. We’ve both grown a lot. One thing I learned from her is how to provide for a family despite being incredibly busy. I make this soup for my son and he loves it. It’s basically a gift from his grandma. She doesn’t have money or connections to pass on, but at least we have love and ABC soup.
u had great parents, look how great u turned out.
Comfort food! Parents and grandparents always made my brothers and I. They also worked long hours.
My dad would do 12 - 18hrs 6 days a week, mom would do 12hrs 5 days a week while still going to school for her undergrad as well.
"if only life-"
yt: i don't think so U DIDINT HAVE TO CUT ME OFF
it loops up to the start of the video where the rest of the sentence is!
love this!! comforting soup keeps families together ❤️!
I still make this same soup for my baby. I never knew it's called ABC tho haha.
caldo de pollo❤
Same with Mexican food but with Mexican rice. 😊
Our parents who came over as older people and learning English to give us a better life - amazing sacrifice for their kids. Humbling and that is why we are contributing members of society and appreciate what we have. My father always said that America was the greatest country- he worked hard 7 days a week and yet still made time for us to enjoy our childhood. Never knew we weren’t without cuz everything was done with love. Totally can relate- appreciate u and all that u do!!❤
It looks super yummy!
Show more cooking like this it looks nice
So simple yet so yummy!!
Your story is one of hope... I'm.. happy you turned out so well. You look healthy and I bet your parents are proud of you. Keep up the good work and keep striving for greatness!! Lastly...
*Never forget your roots.....*
Beautiful, I nearly cried.
I've just made a HUGE pot of this which will probably last all week, but I don't mind. Thanks for reminding me how good and simple this is!!
Thanks for sharing, another good idea for me to cook.❤️
Underated ❤
Thank you for sharing your story. Love your recipes and God bless you
I love this menu too 😍😍 I proud to be Asian guy
Some of your best memories where back then. You gotta love your parents they really did their best for us.
I very much enjoy your wonderful story! You made me fall.in love with your dear parents! They are/were good folks!...I'm so glad to hear that you appreciate them! I hope your children/ grandchildren/ etc will speak the same of you!...So very beautiful!
Great Comfort Food!!! Kudos to your Mom!!!
I love that ur so humble 💜🙏💜🙏🔥
Abc , mint , peanut,watercress and lotus root soup were my faves.
You just hit home to every asian in the world. For a start you remind me of my cousin. I love your cooking! Huge love from the UK my brother. Keep doing what your doing. I hope this message gets to you.
Heart warming to know Chinese from all over the continents are doing the same thing. Brings back a lot of memories. Miss my grandma who did cooked like that. Thanks for sharing . And the rice into the soup , can so relate too 😂
Wow that looks delicious! Thanks for sharing your recipe 😊
Man that is one of the most comforting foods. Simple yet delicious
My dad made this soup since I was born. I still love it till today it's one of my most fav soup.
Im glad this is the same recipe im growing up with. Comforting meal ever.
Omg my grandmas and mum used to make this all the time! I have it every week now
I can see that clear as a bell!!! WOW!!
To be honest I used to have this soup growing up all the time and alot more cheap and easy yum meals thought I was the only one
I need to make this myself and bring back some childhood memories
My grandma and aunt makes this soup for us when we were little and we really enjoyed it
Thank you for sharing this.
Never had this before but it looks so good
Yum ❤ wholesome and filling ! And great big cup of water what a blessing meal
You have an accent that you’re from England! I just cooked this soup! Thank you
thank you so much for reminding me of my childhood meals. You right, its not easy to bring food to the table. I love my parents for always have food ready for me.
love from Malaysia.
Beautiful! Good healthy food.
It looks delicious
To me this is soup my mom's made. It brings back serious memories. I miss this soup. R.I.P mom.😥