Trying Your Favorite Summer Dishes | Philippines, Australia, Spain
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- It's summer (at least in the northern hemisphere) and I wanted to try your favorite summer dishes! We've got 3 dishes today and we'll do this once more before the summer ends!
The artist today is Lizzie-May Amos.
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Thank you to Maddy, Loreto and Caitlin for submitting videos for us!
Recipes:
Halo-Halo: www.angsarap.net/2011/12/02/h...
Escalivada: mamayasecocinar.com/escalivada/
Grilled Peaches: erhardtseat.com/grilled-peach...
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Halo-Halo Mix: groceryfilipino.com/products/...
00:00 Intro
00:55 Australian Grilled Peaches
02:33 Eating Australian Grilled Peaches
04:25 Spanish Escalivada
06:12 Trying Spanish Escalivada
08:11 Filipino Halo-Halo
10:07 Trying Filipino Halo-Halo
11:51 Call out for Next Episode
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Thank you so much for having me and my grandma in your video Beryl! I'm thrilled you enjoyed the this! ❤ I hope you guys liked escalivada and try to make it at home :)
I LOVED it, I'm making it this weekend :) Thank you and your grandma for sharing!
Loreto thank you!!!! And thank you to your grandmother for being such a good sport 😊😊
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Your Grandmother looks adorable. The dish looks divine! I am making this dish over the weekend
M'ha fet molta il·lusió veure a la Beryl gaudir d'un plat que conec! ♥♥♥
In addition to swapping the milk for evaporated milk, try the halo-halo with a scoop of ube ice cream as well. It's not as redundant as it sounds (because you already have the ube spread). Obviously different regions will/will not have the ice cream and other toppings, but with ube ice cream becoming such a novelty in the US right now, it's another way to enjoy it (other than itself).
agree! more yumminest with ube ice cream
My favourite type of halo halo, with ube icecream! Also, I like the Razon style, very simple and creamy.
You can also add raw sugar to the mix
Pinipig (rice flakes) is also a great addition! It's my favorite part of halo halo
no problem if the ice melts, we usually just drink it up.
RE: Halo-halo melting quickly.
Some places would put the toppings (except for the ube and the flan) on the bottom and keep the serving dish in the fridge until the ice is shaved and ready to assemble.
And golas in India! Shaved ice infused with different flavour concentrates, shaped like an ice lolly. So much nostalgia.
@@sylviafrancis6328 Asians out here makin da shaved ice 🍧
Beryl is one my comfort youtuber. Her videos make me excited or calm me down cause of how positive she is. Idk if other people feel the same
Definitely! I never feel anxious watching Beryl 🥰
Me too!!
100%
Yes !!! I’m 34 single momma and I love to cook and learn about foods and her videos calm me down and make me smile !!!!
Beryl always creates a welcoming atmosphere that makes it feel safe and fun to try new things. 🥰
Shaved ice desserts that I know from Asia: Ais kacang, Cendol (Malaysia), Kakigori (Japan), Bingsu (SK), Tsuabing (Taiwan), Halo Halo (Philippines). It'd be nice to do a comparison for your next video.
When I was young, I used to make peach ice cream sandwiches. Using a very ripe peach, cut in half to take out the seed, put a little scoop of vanilla ice cream in the middle, wrap the whole thing in either Saran Wrap or aluminum foil and freeze for a bit.
Awesome idea!
Cendol is also Indonesian. We do have other shaved ice dessert like es teler, es rumput laut, iced kolak etc.
Besides Es kacang and Es Cendol, in Indonesia you can get Es Campur, Es Teler, Es Tebak (kinda like white cendol with spiced syrup), Es Pisang Hijau, and Es Rumput Laut.
My personal fav Es Kacang, Es Tebak, Es Pisang Hijau and Es Rumput Laut.
Here in Indonesia we have several like es campur, es doger, es dawet, es cincau and also es cendol. The halo halo one is similar to es campur but the ingredient just a bit different
As a Filipino kid, I used to think jelly beans probably tasted like those sweet white beans/mung beans/azuki beans so common in Asian desserts and pastries. I was severely disappointed when I finally got to try jelly beans.
As someone living with vegans I will definitely be trying escalivada, it sounds delicious & the footage of Loretta with her grandmother was just so nice!!!
It's delicious!
Try roasting some garlic too, in my home we use to mix the onion, garlic and tomatoes into a semiliguid paste to next mix it on the shredded peppers
You can do the halo halo with vegan milk and sugar too. No need for condense
@@mangacollector2718 They also have vegan condensed milk w/ coconut or soy nowadays, too! And vegan evaporated milk as well.
Even before seeing this, I had all these vegetables (plus fennel) on my grocery list so I could roast them on the grill. I live with my 86-year-old aunt, who doesn't eat meat and who rarely has an appetite, so I was hoping grilled vegetables would tempt her. It definitely tempts me!
Escalivada reminds me of Philippines' Ensaladang Talong, which is basically an eggplant salad with similar ingredients from escalivada. The only thing different is that we (Filipinos) don't roast the vegetables. It would make sense since we were colonized by Spain for more than 300 years.
We do roast it as well but we usually use charcoal or burning it on stove like my parents do and yeah it’s just very similar and we eat it with rice
It does seem to be similar.
Mascapone is so normal for me in Germany that I didn't even think other people from western cultures couldn't know about it. Learnt something today
Mascarpone is often used in tiramisu, why wouldn’t western cultures know about it when many countries are widely multicultural?
LOL I live in the US and I consider mascarpone "fancy".
I live in the US and don’t think of mascarpone as fancy. I’ve also had the grilled peaches, or we actually used nectarines, with mascarpone…in the Midwest. We just don’t sugar them before grilling due them burning do easily. My husband’s favorite is grilled pineapple.
I live in the us and use mascarpone and have never had a hard time finding it at the store lol
It's readily available in Australia and also here in Italy where I live (obviously 😂).
Here I am, in the US, doing grilled nectarines with Marscapone, honey and lime for years...everyone thinks it's odd. Turns out I'm just Australian and forgot to add brown sugar and mint.🤷♀️
Not really an Aussie thing though lol. Just something someone came across in the markets 😂
@@aznlover9114 f off...my grandma made if for 30 years of my life....then she died gracefully because she had class
As a Filipino, your reaction to sweet kidney beans was my reaction to savory kidney beans lol
That's sweet that she sent a clip of her making the dish with her grandmother.🙂..I remembered my mom used to grilled peached,but she wrapped them in aluminum foil then we putted honey and cream cheese. I missed my mom. 😔
Summer to me is a fresh tomato sandwich. My grandparents lived in Mississippi and my grandfather had a very large garden. He grew everything you can imagine out there! My favorite memories include my grandmother sitting at the kitchen table, peeling giant tomatoes from my grandfather's garden for tomato sandwiches. It is the easiest thing to make. Two pieces of white bread (must be white bread, thing Wonderbread) mayo, salt, pepper, and a thick slice of tomato. The tomatoes from my grandfather's garden were so huge that a single slice far exceeded the dimensions of the bread.
I grew up on tomato sandwiches as well. My grandparents whom were originally from WV made these for me often while growing up. We always had Mayo on ours.
You painted a nice peaceful picture there. I’ll try your sandwich recipe.
The best summer sandwich, hands down. Your post reminded me of my late father's childhood recollection of going out into the family garden with a salt shaker and eating tomatoes right off the vine.
Nothing beats a tomato sandwich with fresh tomatoes from the garden 😍
Wow!
Thanks for sharing!
Halo Halo reminds me so much of Falooda which is an Indian summer drink. It made with vermicelli, milk, ice-cream, fresh summer fruits and is topped off with dry fruits. It's a refreshing summer drink.
As a catalan that hasn't been home in way to long, the escalivada portion brought so much warmth to my heart. Thank you Beryl and Loreto for this
India has a popular summer drink, Masala Chaas (Spiced Buttermilk) and we find it everywhere. The yogurt in combination with mint cools your body, while the black salt and ginger helps keep things interesting! Buttermilk in India is not the same as in the US. Its essentially whisked and diluted full fat yogurt, that is then mixed with black salt, cilantro & mint, roasted cumin powder, grated ginger and if you are game, chopped chillies! Do give this a try! Other cooling yogurt drinks include Plain chaas (just buttermilk with salt) and Lassi (A super-thick sweet yogurt drink with lots of 'malai' - the fat film that forms on top of hot milk while cooling down).
If you ask me about the summer dishes, as a member of the Slavic family, I strongly recommend you to try Chlodnik (cold vege and yogurt based soup). If needed, I would be happy to walk you through the process of making it :D
I want the recipe please!
@@AriKhuu the recipes obviously differ, depending on a family and preferences. But I’ve gladly found this recipe with English subs: th-cam.com/video/xpFEEICKAQE/w-d-xo.html
Hope you enjoy! ✨
I second this recommendation, Slavic food is my favourite in summer. Could nearly do a whole episode on their summer foods/salads!
Also recommending my favourite polish dish: when it's hot we make pork schnitzel and cucumber salad.
Pork that's pounded thin, coated in egg yolks with salt and pepper then coated in dry breadcrumbs (ideally bułka from polish store) and fried in pan.
Cucumbers peeled then grated thinly left with salt to drain out water for hour or 2 in fridge, then squeeze it to get excess water. Then add cream (but we use creme fresh ) and chopped fresh dill without the stalks. Stir it up and chill it again so nice cold salad to go with hot Schnitzel.
I just tried making a version of this for the 1st time last week!! so refreshing and nourishing!
@@snakeinthegarden1146 haha, hello Polish sister! 🥰
And another dish we make is sth you’d translate as „Lazy dumplings” :) (but they re not dumplings at all hehe) you mix farmer cheese, egg, vanilla, sugar, flour. Then you roll it out and cut on an ankle. Once boiled, you make butter+breadcrumbs topping (melt the butter, add breadcrumbs and keep frying, untill golden brown) It’s also served cold most of the time (At least in my family :D )
Halo-halo is so popular in the Philippines you can eat them all year round. During summer, they're sold in almost every corner of the street from northern to southern part of the country. And during wet season? Well, they're served in various restaurant around the country as well! They're in Filipino quick food service chains overseas, too!
Beryl, I can see you reviewing Jollibee very soon! 😁😊😊😊
does ph have summer ??
@@TheFeelgo You can literally see the sun 🌞 always looking at The Philippines
@@mpotane same here in indonesia xD
@@TheFeelgo Summer in the Philippines is usually the hot and dry season, people there just calls that time of the year as "summer." The other season is the wet (typhoon) season, which is then commonly called as the "cold season" (it is not called "winter," though).
@@TheFeelgo We have summer all year round😂
the halo-halo does, in fact, melt immediately, especially when you buy it from the table that your neighbor's kids set up a few houses down, but that's my favorite part of it. the cold, milky goodness that gets left behind is a nice drink to wash down all the chewy bits.
Person: *sautees onion and garlic in an empty pan*
Everyone: "OMG it smells amazing, what are you cooking??"
I did that in college I’d just put garlic in the oven the morning after a party haha
My dad's wife's family used to own a restaurant and would fry onions and bacon to get people in the door
@@HRKD frying bacon and onions was my (chef) dad's answer to getting my sister and me to eat our veggies. It did work too.
@@BerylShereshewsky may I suggest look at Idnonesian Es Campur and Es Teler too...
The holy trinity garlic onion and ginger 😍
For halo halo, we use a lot of shaved ice and evaporated milk and a little sugar. Its like a milk shake with lots of good stuff.
The moment I saw cooking with grandma.. Just remind me of my grandfather who used to took me on trip to beautiful place in Poland that I didnt ever know name of! It was beautiful forest where we stayed for few days and cook every day together outside listening to birds and other wild noises. He was an weteran who was also an cook in military. He knew what is doing very well. The one dish that I just loved eating cold in those hot summer days was Barszcz with noodles. It may sound odd as barszcz is supouse to be eaten hot, but cold version is also super yum and refreshin. There's also that one polish dish that I never liked called Chłodnik? It's some kind of beatroot soup same as barszcz. Mmmm Barszcz with an egg! Yumm!
Chłodnik is amazing!!!! Oh, now I feel like having it :)
My vote for summer dish is succotash, derived from the Narragansett Native Americans, it’s sweet fresh corn and Cooked Lima beans or similar , usually some fresh chopped summer tomatoes, fresh basil or other fresh herbs , usually pan fried / sautéed a bit in butter or bacon grease, sometimes w some crumbled bacon added , or omit the bacon and use a vegan option to fry with . Usually can be served room temp or even chilled so a good picnic dish as well or potluck dish . It lives or dies in the freshness and summeriness of the corn and tomatoes !
My favorite summer dish is water melon ice, my mom used to make this for brother and I when I was little. She take summer rip water melon , ice and simple syrup. And blend it up in a blender and just serve it in a ice glass like a watermelon style smoothie. After his blend she would cut up smaller chunks of watermelon to add it within the smoothie and serving on a nice glass for us it was the best summer treat ever. It would quench your thirst in a super hot summer day. This is one of the best memories I have of her doing summer. Watermelon ice always brings me back to my childhood.
Wait wait wait. You've never had jackfruit before? I highly suggest a jackfruit episode! It can be made savory or sweet and it's used all over the world.
Jackfruits are delicious! We have a tree in our front yard and I can't wait for the fruits to ripen so I can have all the Jackfruits I want.
Raw jackfruit is the bomb.
I agree. There are dishes for ripe and unripe jackfruit too. I love unripe jackfruit cooked in savory coconut milk, for example, and raw ripe jackfruit is a bomb snack.
@@inezcortes3104 ginataang langka is the best!
Jackfruit is the best fruit in the world
Seeing the escalivada i felt a heavy longing of my childhood summers. I am so emotional right now
For the Halo-Halo you should've used evaporated milk and not condensed milk. But don't worry condensed milk is just fine but evaporated is the original thing you know hahaha, it's better haha.
Sweetened condensed milk is the best part of Halo Halo. Love it!! 💜
oh really?? Ive only ever had it with sweetened condensed milk haha
I like it better with evap too. Condensed milk will make it too sweet for me. Also, I will often halo-halo without mixing first the ingredients, like leche flan with plain ice, vanilla or ube icecream with ice, then I mixed it. Yum!
Condense Milk is luxury compare to Evaporated Milk. 😆
Usually everything in the halo halo is already sweetened so alaska evap is the way to go.
I teared up when Loreta said she reunited with her grandma after the restrictions and ate escalivada together
Also can you make a bean episode please?
Whoaaa I'm Australian and I've never heard of grilled peaches! Looks like a must try 🤩
I love how we have opposite problems with the Halo Halo. Yours melted so fast whereas when I order one it annoys me how it melts so slow and it's quite a chore to mix it up when the shaved ice feel more like rock hard ice.
Beryl mixed the halo halo before eating!
Me: 😍👏👏👏
I am also touched seeing Loreto cooking their summer dish with her grandma. Food is really a great way to bond with your family. 😊
In India, we have a same dish as Halo Halo which is called 'Barf - Gola' ( meaning ice-balls) or simply 'Gola'.
You get it in two types...one which can be served on plate or in a bowl and other one which is called stick gola.
One which is served in bowl/plate has shaved/crushed ice topped with variety of flavourful syrups, jellies, cream and dry fruits or even chocolate shavings.
While un stick gola, crushed ice is rolled around a stick(like a candy) and then flavoured syrup is poured over it.
Adults as well as kids love it the same way. One of the nostalgic memories is running from home with a bowl to buy an ice gola when we hear the bell of selling cart in evenings. And going out with family and friends to enjoy this dish after dinner on a hot summer night.
I went and tried Halo Halo at Red Ribbon Bakery in Jersey City after watching your video, Beryl! Thanks for sharing-Jersey City has a large Filipino community and I’ve always wanted to visit a Filipino establishment but never knew what to order. Thanks to you, I knew something specific (and vegetarian-friendly!) to go try. Don’t know if it’s a staple for me, but I enjoyed it in the moment. :)
I feel like “pastel” represents a good brazilian summer food. It’s kind of our dumpling, similar to empanadas. The fried dough is thin, airy and crispy, and the filling options are endless (the most traditional being ground beef and eggs). Pastel is enjoyed on the beach, in farmers markets (pastel de feira), in “botecos” (brazilian bars) and in birthday parties. It’s a very casual and delicious fried summer food ☀️💞
Here in India, we have Falooda, which I have fond memories of eating most summers, especially when I was a kid.
It has rooh afza, a very popular rose flavored syrup, which is a popular summer drink in itself.
A full jar of Falooda contains cooked cold Vermicelli, soaked basil seeds (sabja), 2-3 scoops of icecream (a nut flavored ice cream or something plain, like vanilla or pista), chilled and sweetened milk, a fruit jelly (this is optional), glazed cherries, tutti fruity, cashews and pistas and the rose syrup.
If not for the video, I hope you try this atleast once. There are tons of variations regionally as well. I think the north east side they use custard instead of milk, which sounds equally delicious!
Also, any local Falooda vendor has 2 options for the syrup, the most common one being the rose syrup, and the other is kesar.
ive tried falooda.
lassi too
Falooda yum! Esp the texture. Thankfully it does not have kidney beans.
@@moubhattacharyya1141 i like kidney beans
Falooda sounds yum!!!!!!!
yeppp, I was kinda expecting falooda from India when I saw the title of the video. Falooda does bring back fond childhood memories.
As a kid I used to go visit my grandmother in Switzerland in the summer and we used to have something called “chreisi schtorm” which translates to cherry storm. Fresh cherries, toasted flour, sugar, whipped cream, and milk. All layered in a big bowl and it was something we often had for dinner in the summer. 😁🇨🇭
Definitely try the cold noodle dish that you eat out of a watermelon. It’s a staple in South Korea during the summer because it’s spicy, but also refreshing and filling. There’s versions with meat, seafood etc. It’s a must have
I love you Beryl... you're so full of life and excited even in this pandemic, you're like a breath of fresh air ❤️
She sure is
Not me on lunch at work trying not to cry cause the girl hadn't seen her grandma since the pandemic and finally getting to see her again 😭😢 to cook with her again made my grumpy self want to cry so much.
For midwesterners I think corn on the cob, tomatoes, and watermelon are what we think of when we think of summer. Or s’mores!
So beautiful to see the footage with the grandmother. Cool with your loved ones while you can! I used to cook with my grandma all the time and she can’t cook anymore. It’s something I miss dearly. Thank you for your beautiful videos.
Hi Beryl! You should definitely try out one of Hungary's well-known summer staples the 'meggyleves' (which basically means sour-cherry-soup). It is a 'sweet soup', served with whipped cream, it can be a light meal in self or a starter. We eat it cold or room temperature so it's perfect for those summer days when you only crave something light and refreshing! :)
Yessss i’ve been suggesting this for a while and I hope she does it
When I think of summer I think of rhubarb. Much of my family would look forward to strawberries, but I’m allergic to them. But rhubarb? Rhubarb pie, my grandma’s rhubarb custard pie, rhubarb upside-down cake, etc. Rhubarb grows wild in many place in the Midwest, but not all of it is good (like the stuff by the side of the road). Harvesting it while the stalks are thin and have a lot of pink is crucial. It’s very tart without bitterness, and the flavor is like the sun shining on your face.
There are 3 things I love to eat in the summertime. Gazpacho, bruschetta, and tabbouleh made with quinoa instead of cracked wheat.
Pop your shaved ice back into the freezer before you use it and make sure the stuff you put on it is also super cold!
Hi Beryl, loved these recipes. Def making the peaches this weekend as we expect temps into the 90.s. Those roasted veggies…yup, making those too.
Also, the music reminded me of a ride at Disney. Fun relaxing way to wake up.
In the Philippines, aside from Halo-halo we also have Avocado shake/smoothy. It's just simply shaved ice avocado, condensed milk as sweetener, and coconut cream. Then blend them all together. We also have Iced/Chilled Buko Pandan. It can be a summer dessert or a drink. The main ingredients are coconut shreds, pandan flavored jelly, coconut milk, and condensed milk.
The buko pandan and halo-halo are the most popular during summer... 😅
During the summer in Kentucky, when I was a kid we enjoyed Big Red floats. It's simply Big Red soda with vanilla ice cream, whipped topping, and a cherry on top.
Hi Beryl :)
I´m Argentinian and in summer my family loves to eat a specific rice salad. You cook rice the day before in order for it to cool. Then you add oil canned tuna, tomatoes, olives, and lots of mayonnaise. Finally, you drizzle some lemon juice on top (I prefer to add a lot of lemon juice, it makes it even fresher). I hope you try it too, it is really good!
That sounds amazing 🤩
wow, that sounds super interesting!
Wow we also have this in Italy!! Except we don't put any mayonnaise but we add olives, tomato, buts of cheese, tuna, and even buts of sausages.
@@juliasprojects that sounds interesting! I have Italian ancestors, maybe that's where this recipe came from
@@carlasfoodjourney9992 wow that would be really cool!! Yeah maybe that's why. The world is so cool!!
In Viet Nam, we eat sweet soup (we call it "chè") at the summer. This dish is sooooo tasty, scented and it is about every people's favorite when it gives us the coolness, sweetness, relaxing at a hot summer day. Vietnamese people from North, Central, South have many different kinds of sweet soup. I think it is worth for u to try it.
I enjoyed the Korean version of Halo Halo on hot summer days. Delicious.
The Koreans use sweetened red kidney beans in many dishes. Sweetened red kidney bean paste is used as filling for pastries and their famous rice wedding balls. The bean ice cream sicle is a favorite.
For the halo-halo, try it with a scoop of ube ice cream on top (that's what you get when you order the special). And you could always add more shaved ice if things melt too fast.
I love her earrings at the last part, it's lumpy space princess. Also, I would love to try the spanish escalivada because I love tomatoes.
YES HALO HALO!!!! I GREW UP ON IT and it's my favorite dessert to this day!! It's similar to the korean bingsu which is equally just as good!!
There are some restaurants that makes halo halo using shaved ice made from milk-infused coconut water.. then topped with coconut ice cream.. it’s absolutely divine 🥰
We don't have seasons in Colombia, but many cities have a summer like weather all year and here's where cholao in Cali steps in. It's crushed ice with diced fruits, mixed with a sweet juice and topped with honey, condensed milk and (sometimes) milo powder! It's my favorite for hot afternoons on dry season.
Hello miss Beryl, I'm also from the Philippines. 😉
If you're planning of having another bowl of Halo-halo, then i recommend that you put a scoop of ice cream on top. The ice cream could be a substitute for the sweet purple yam or just simply an add-on. The ice cream flavor should preferably be "ube" but vanilla, cheese, or mango could do too. ❤ chocolate should be a no-no. 😄
Speaking of mango, a fresh ripe mango can be an add-on too. 😅
Another add-on could be a fresh (or preserved) young coconut meat. 💯
Actually, you can add anything you like. 🤗
But i tell you, you better not forget the ice cream. 💙💙
Enjoy eating!!!
I love to try that escalivada with ofcourse wine as you’ve said🤍🤎
Halo-halo is my favorite thing to introduce to people, because it has all kinds of “unusual” ingredients for a dessert. Ranging from corn to beans. The looks on their faces are priceless with how shock they are to find themselves enjoying it. I won’t lie I’ve never really made it myself I always went to a restaurant to get it, but when I think of halo halo I kind of compare it to a slushy. I tend to enjoy mixing it a little and just drinking it and then eat all the stuff at the end.
Oh, amazing Beryl... your videos always bring such happiness and joy, as well as learning and entertainment! I'm learning a lot with them!!!! :)
This episode features nothing but amazing food!!
As someone who lives in Daly City, CA (little Manilla), I can attest to deliciousness of Halo Halo. If you have a Ranch 99 grocery store, you have purple yam ice cream.
Americans don't associate beans with sweetness but there are many amazing ways to serve beans sweet.
oh my goodness Beryl, the cherries earrings and t-shirt, I just can't!! Too cute! ❤️
Hehe I was sooooo excited to do that thank you for noticing 🍒🍒🍒
I CANT WAIT to see what you make up, using all these ingredients again!!!!!
I am so glad I found your channel. I have fallen down the rabbit hole of binge watching everything you've done.
BERYL YOU SHOULD DO A JACKFRUIT EPISODE THEN, WE HAVE SOME RECIPIES IN INDIA AND M SURE THERE WILL BE MORE IN OTHER COUNTRIES.
"Tastes like something I've never had before" - Beryl S.
I got so happy to see grilled peaches made its way to your channel and thank you for all your videos ❤️❤️
My Grandmother made Cheese and Peas. It is a cold summer pasta salad. You have to use Ditalini pasta the way they work with the peas is just perfect. My Grandma had a large garden and she made this when the shell peas were at their peak. You should have equal amounts of peas and pasta, the cheese is usually a mild cheadar. Cut the cheese into small dice about the size of the peas. You can choose how much, but there should be about one or two bits in a bite. Mayo to barely coat, dill and salt, and pepper. Chill and serve.
ok it took me a sec to notice but LSP !!! 💜 perfect for the halo-halo segment cos 1) ube 2) halo-halo is literally just that-sweet (filipino) desserts lumped together with shaved ice & milk 🍧
Yesssss love that you caught that haha
@@BerylShereshewsky I saw it and i was like "oh my glob!"
We need a part 2! I definitely think of raw mango dishes from Maharashtra, India. One is a chilled drink called "Panha" and the other is a spicy and sour dish made using raw mango and lentils called "Oli Daal"! WE LOVE IT
Thank you for this Beryl. Not only for the interesting topics you cover, but particularly for giving people from all around the world a platform to to tell the rest 'of the world' what they like, love and do and eat. Regardless of whether the ingredients are available (in my case, South Africa) its great to see dishes outside of the stereotypical 'national recipes' that other folks enjoy.
Yay!! It's 5:40am where I live and I haven't slept a single second totally worth staying awake for the next 15 mins!!
Try the next level for grilled peaches & honey mascarpone - sprinkle it with crispy crumble mix and roughly chopped pistachios. You won't regret it ;)
Beryl what a lovely episode!!! Btw if you have some leftover escalivada that you want to have on toast, laying some anchovies on top is THE thing to do 😚👌🏼
Oo! I bet sardines would work too! Or even tuna or salmon.
Meanwhile in Singapore, where it's summer all year round, i loooove having ice cream sandwiched in 1 piece of rainbow bread. Ahh my childhood
Street Halo-Halo is hands down THE BEST summer dish I’ve ever had and will always be!!!!!!❤️
No jackfruit? It's worth it's own video! Sweet and/or savory options abound! 💖💖
i can't wait to fly back home so i can eat halo-halo. studying in malaysia means that halo-halo is not widely available but they have cendol here, although nothing beats halo-halo.
Halo halo is one of my favorite things to eat...and I don't have it often enough! Def something everyone should try at least once in their life!
The best of escalivada is the smell of the house after! It smells like childhood, like home.
I LOVE YOUR CHANNEL!
You should try Spanish omelette, a staple of Spanish cuisine and my personal favourite. I live abroad and, every time I cook it, it brings me back home.
We have ice gola in india made from shaved ice..
It's kinda similar to halo halo just with diff topping and flavoured syrups...
But it's best thing in indian summer.. 😅
I love your videos they brighten my day !
Tbh I can't stop smiling whenever I watch Beryl's videos. Beryl is the slang for happy vibes!
Oooh I would've preferred an evaporated milk for the halo-halo. And ice cream!!! I was surprised that the recipe didn't include ice cream in it since halo-halo normally has ube ice cream as a topping but I'm sure it was still a delight.
Halo-halo, one of my favorite, if not favorite, dessert! But that peach dish looks good, I love peaches too! I am going to try that, but now need to find that cheese.
Yogurt section!!
You have the most positive contagious attitude! Loved the video!
i love that you're matching with your LSP earrings! ^_^ and thank you for always highlighting so many wonderful artists!
I live in California and there’s many Filipino restaurants and dessert shops and halo halo is my favorite with ube ice cream 😋 the flan is the best part though hehe
I just bought Halo-Halo (I Absolutely love Halo-Halo) from my local asian food market day before last. My mom is originally from Kuala Lumpur. She moved here to be with my dad over 50 years ago. They met at a tourist location in Singapore. He was there on RnR from the U.S. Navy. 5 days later they got married. They will be celebrating there 53rd wedding anniversary on the 19th. Anyway... We have always loved to shop at the Asian markets and pick up things she remembered as a kid eating. So many delicious sweet fruits in a can and/or bottle and/or dried. I love preserved fruits like plums too. Thank you for another wonderful video.
P.S. - Have you ever tried durian fruit? Said to be the stinkiest food in the world. It is actually banned from hotels and the metro. Lol.
That's it you need to do a video on
"Stinky" foods the smell bad but taste So Good.
P.S- Jack fruit "meat" is used as a
"meat" substitute. You can use Jackfruit meat to make BBQ pulled pork.
What's so good about Halo-halo is while it melts, after eating every fruits, beans, and those Nata de Coco and Kaong, you can finally drink the now melted ice together with the sweet taste of every ingredients used. And ngl it tastes soooo good, and it's also very, very sweet.
Halo halo is very similar to the Korean patbingsu. It's so good and refreshing! In Mexico you also have raspados and refreshing Aguas frescas and fruit vendors that prepare cups of cold fruit with chamoys, tajin, and/or lime juice😋
My positivity gauge hit the highest soon after Beryl appeared on the screen!!
Thank you for the cool videos and your appreciation of Russian cuisine.
I have couple of suggestions. First is Russian cold soup - Okroshka, and second is cold dumplings with cherries. Cherries in Russia are mostly sour, so we usually add a bit of sugar inside of each dumpling. They are eaten with hands and, please, be careful with that. They are very juicy and will definitely drip all over your hands.
Приготовьте окрошку без яиц и картофеля на основе сметаны. Сварите с ним пельмени и положите себе на тарелку несколько пельменей и добавьте немного окрошки. По вкусу напоминает теплый освежающий суп.
Make okroshka without eggs and potatoes based on sour cream. Cook pelmeni with it and put some pelmeni on your plate and add a bit of okroshka. It tastes like a lukewarm refreshing soup.
I love that you showed the burnt peaches lol. That looks great btw! Very nice halo halo too. You can put vanilla ice cream on top of it or ube ice cream if you have them
A very popular summer drink in India is buttermilk. Its super simple to make, perfect for the summer and absolutely delicious.
Beryll, try Mais con Yelo!!! Idk if it's originally from the Philippines but it is something a lot of Filipinos buy or make during summer seasons here!! Super nice video btw🌄
Even banana con yelo.. both are yummy...
Mais con yelo is from Philippines,it even has a reversed sibling its called Binatog
It's ok if it melts. It turns into a cold drink and all your toppings go down the bottom. Also the colour of the liquod turns into purple because of the Ube.
Halo Halo translates to Mix Mix.
This continues to be one of the best youtube channels...it's just so well done. There's never a bad video lol
You are so adventurous and I appreciate you sharing that with us.