Traditional Yakut ice-cream - Ton Küörchekh - or how to use cold weather in cooking 🧑🍳
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 25 ก.ย. 2024
- How to use cold weather in cooking? 👩🍳 or Traditional Yakut dessert - Ton Küörchekh / Frozen whipped cream
My favorite Yakut dessert - Ton küörchekh or Frozen whipped cream 😋
Ingredients:
Heavy cream (25% fat or more) - 100 ml
Sugar 2 teaspoons
Lingonberries 3 tablespoons (or any other berries)
Mix all ingredients together until it gets whipped cream and freeze it.
Enjoy 😊
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Its so nice to see how you get more comfortable in front of the camera and how you english is getting more fluent :)
I see that there is a separate indoors section of your house that is very cold, and there is very thick padding on the door. Would be interesting to see you discuss more features about the unique architecture of houses in such a cold climate.
im guessing it's some sort of foyer to prevent the loss of heat whenever they open the front door.
@@kbecks123 No, we call it Kyule, it serves as a place where we can store things in winter so that they take up space in the house, and in summer we use it as a kitchen or bedroom on hot days
When u have a room that was cooler than a refrigerator😂
It’s colder than my deep freezer. 🥶
more like a freezer
When she said outside I thought she really meant outside. N I thought it be like in the snow...we put drinks to cool at lake Tahoe but nothing compares to their walk in freezer (outside room). Lol
I'm surprised they have an uninsulated room that basically looks like a summer porch. They have a table and chairs and a tea set in there but they can only sit there 3 months out of the year no?
Yes
Often restaurants have walk in freezers. Your house has a walk out freezer.
Hi, Maria. I showed your video to my Yakutian friend, she liked your content very much and supposed you're originally from somewhere north of Yakutsk because she has the impression that people from the north always appear to be so calm, patient, and peaceful. I would like to thank you for the effort you put into your videos, they give me so much inner serenity in this difficult time, I wish you and your family a happy, healthy, and successful New Year!
You need to be calm and patient in a far north environment. Being to hasty or impatient can get you killed in many survival situations
A diet high in animal fats will keep your nerves calm.
We have the same traditional tool in India that you used for whipping the cream..we call it 'mathni' in Hindi(one of the language)..
Btw wonderful to see your life in the coldest place on earth
Haha, I really liked the ending where you just put the cream to chill outside! Even in a freezer it would take way longer where I live to get the same result! Happy New Year and my best wishes to you and your family! Love from Antwerp, Belgium
The english term for when the cream is whipped enough is “stiff peaks”. Very fun recipe, would love to make some for my family once it gets cold enough here. Bravo from the US!
Hi! My father is Turkish, and we also say 'Don' or 'Ton' in your language to say frozen! Probably our common Turkic roots :) Thank you for the recipe !!
Interestingly in Chinese 冻 (dong) also means frozen
I have to say, I'm already in love with this channel. I discovered you after watching your video with Eli. You have such a nice, warm, kind personality. Your content is so informative too! I'm learning so much
These wholesome videos make my day better, thank you for your positive energy!
I just love her spirit. Watching her videos always make me smile.
😍 I wanna try it. Ice cream is my favorite food group.
A freezer is not enough, you need a conservatory with a temperature of minus 45 degrees Celsius :)
Oh my god! The only other time I've seen this mixing tool was in a Japanese manga called Golden Kamuy. It showed the Ainu people (indigenous people of Japan) use it! So I guess most related peoples of the northern far east must use similar things!
You also got Lingon berries? We call then Lingonbär or just Lingon here🥺🇸🇪 so cool we got the same berry when our countries are so far away!
It grows in colder regions in northern places, like Alaska, Canada, Siberia, etc
Your channel is like taking a much-needed aspirin for a splitting headache for me living the USA during this time in history. Thank you so much for your time and content!
With love from, El Paso Texas. 🙂
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Count your blessings, you live a life of extreme privilege.
@@annemary9680 you're absolutely correct. Thank you for the reminder. 🙂
I love your videos, Maria! They're humble, informative and fun! There are so many "look at me" videos out there from vloggers who only brag about luxury, and feature how they're better than the viewers. Keep up your simple, down-to-earth content.
I made this tonight using this video! I used raspberries and almonds, too. Thank you for the recipe! 🙂
Was it good? Did it taste like ice cream?
You speak slowly so i watch you. I came from Ruhi Çenet and Sümeyra Çenet. Hi from Turkey.🥰
I love watching your videos, although they make me feel cold looking at the weather outside! I would be interested in seeing you visits farmers in Yakutia to show how they manage to produce food in such an inhospitable landscape. Dairy products seem very popular in Yakutia. I want to see the cows!
Oh wow!! What a fun and simple recipe, my fridge would probably take way more than 15min to completely freeze the ice cream 😂 I got cold by just seeing the ice on the door! Thanks for sharing 😊
You are very soft spoken young girl. God bless you
this is lovely! i find it so cool how there is emphasis on recipes served cold even if it is also cold outside in yakutia culture. it is very unique 💗
I love your channel so much! Working on making some of your recipes at home. Greetings from Michigan! 💕
I would love to know if you could make it 🤗
The dream of all pastry chefs, ice cream in 15 minutes!! 🍦
Hello from Istanbul. Türkiye'den Türk kardeşinizden selam olsun.
The fact that you don't have to put it in refrigerator makes me think.
I am from Rajasthan, India.
Love your simplicity.
A pleasure to watch this kind person. That ice cream looks like ice cream cookies. Looks great!
Love the taking advantage of the cold outside! Over here it doesn't get so cold, so we use the balcony as a fridge :)
Yes we also do that in the winter, if it's cold enough we keep food outside if our fridge is too full 😅
It's crazy I live in South Africa and I've never been anywhere else, and firstly these videos are insane to me because in my 22years I've seen snow once, and secondly it makes me feel like I'm traveling there. Love these videos
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Coolest video ever. Couldn't resist that one. Thanks from Florida USA
I love your videos! I'm kind of surprised you would eat ice cream in a place so cold though.
Yes, it's a tradition people from all over the country like:) If I watch What Shocked Me in Russia videos, people tell abt it quite often:)))
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Ты супер!! Спасибо тебе за видео💋💋💋✨✨✨
In India we make papads in summers for that we leave them in sun to dry naturally....first time I saw someone making ice cream naturally by leaving outside 😊how wonderful.stay blessed and happy 🙏🙏
I love that your freezer is warmer than outside, haha. That ice-cream looks delicious!
7:26 ice cream is natural too, beautiful channel .
Thank you Maria! I forced my wife to make it and we both love it :)
I only eat ice cream during the winter here in Colorado as well. I love eating cold desserts when it's snowing heavily here, it's perfect to have for someone like me who loves cold weather. 😁
Such good and kind people. Love from Lou Ky.
Thank you for providing us with views to your culture. There are not many Yakut culture or language videos available (or at least I have not come across them) so I think you are doing important and unique work here.
i am really watching these videos because your personality. such a delight
Saludos desde Guadalajara Jalisco México. Un abrazo con cariño.🥳
Dear Maria, I don't know what it is...but I finally found you. Nothing relaxes me like you and your videos! Thank you so much!
I watched the video with my daughter today and she loves it. My husband says Sakhalar are very soft-spoken... Those are obiously compliments to you. Can you tell about your job, where you teach, how many students you have, and how teachers' life is where you live...
İ love yakutia and delicious food! From Turkey 💙
Your videos are awesome. I'm from Brazil and I would like someday to visit your country and Yakutsk also.
Вы - красотка и интересно рассказываете.
The whipped cream looks yummy....maria is very sweet and innocent person stay blessed :)
-48°C outside 😱
in the house you just put the cream on the table 15 min, and it turns to ice cream 😀🤣
can you make a video about how the indigenous people of yakutia were able to survive before modern heating and things? love your channel!
Thank you for sharing with me your ideas. ☺️ I will cover this question in one of my future videos.
@@LifeinYakutia I'd like too!
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I’m surprised. We have this same tool in Bangladesh too. We use it the same way you did but we use it for making lentil soup.
Maria, please come back. I think we all miss you.❤ we need something cheerful, tasty and pleasant
Hi from Turkey 🙋♀️It is very intersting.I liked it.👌I wanna try it 😍.
I really like the colour too. Purple is my favorite😍💜
Дом такой уютный👍
Love from India 😍😍
Your kitchen looks so cosy :-) And the dessert looks so pretty. Happy New Year to you, Maria! ✨
I like your videos...I am in South Africa 🇿🇦
You are so gentle and sweet maria!
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Eating ice cream in sub zero temperatures is the best.
One never has to worry about melting ice cream :)
Awesome. I don't do well in cold weather. I admire you for that!
Just discovered your channel yesterdey and already watched all the movies. Thank you for showing your live, family and Yakutia. Im really interested in nature, countryside, tradition and culture of Sacha region. Pleas keep up the good work. Greetings form Poland! Would love to visit Sacha someday.
Wow this is a proper cold !
You are very nice and warm person your English is good and your house is spotless. Xx
Amazing how some of the warmest people live in the coldest places!
I love watching your videos. Im From Philippines.
Maria esti o fata frumoasa ,delicata .Cum ai invatat limba engleza atat de bine ? Salutari din Bucuresti ,Romania !
You live a beautiful lifestyle, and I find your videos very interesting.
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thank u, more cooking/baking videos! I'm a baker and chef in finland. I'd love to learn more yakutian foods.
The fact you guys still like to eat ice cream while living in -71 degrees conditions is admirable😂😃
Your little cooking videos are super good.
I really love ur channel it make us know how people can live in these kinds of places 💙👍
Cool!In both ways😄❄ Thank you very much for this video. It's useful and healty...I will try it
I love your refrigerator.
Türkiye'den sevgiler...🇹🇷
I love it!! You just put it outside to freeze! Awesome
Ilove your recipe.I'am filipino but I'm very interested to your vlog
I bet it would taste great with Korean yuja cha (유자차) and Морошка (cloudberries), too.
It's daytime , 18 degrees here in India and I am feeling colder 🥶 seeing you eat Ice Cream
Ytyk is a useful mixing tool. Thanks for introducing this dessert. It looks yummy
I love your video so simple and quiet
U r so gentle, u r so nice, u r calm, its feel so good to hear while u talking. God bless u 🙏#love_from_India ❤
Your video quality is better!:) I love your content.
hello Maria
It's so nice and beautiful watching your videos. Knowing a different culture and tradition is always fascinating. Never heard of your beautiful place Yakutia before. I just love watching your videos. The way you speak proves that you are so polite humble and nice person. You will go long way in your life. You are a great ambasaddor of Beautiful Yakutia.
All the very best to you.
Regards and best wishes from London, United Kingdom.
I love ice cream.
I like your recipe. I have some Yakut in my DNA.
So awesome a natural giant freezer - beauty of nature. Love your videos. I wish to travel to Yakutsk one day 😊
As a brazilian, seeing a pineaple in yakutia is really cool.
I grew up drinking yakut (the fermented milk), it is very popular in Brazil and my favourite drink as a kid.
Nice presentation skills you have
Naval t-shirt in Yakutia
PRICELESS :D
I love you videos! Please keep posting
Great video ❤️🏴
you are so kind and cute i really enjoyed watching your Videos
I am going to make this! Thank you 😊 love your videos
I think in cooking the consistency of the cream is called “soft peaks”!
Hello Maria god bless you always
Your channel continues to grow in subscribers which is wonderful. The Yakutia culture, history, food, and your videos are great. Please continue making great videos!
I will try to make it soon. Looks yummy. Thanks for sharing. Really like your channel and videos. Thank u for sharing your culture with the world ♡
You're absolutely gorgeous! Thanks for sharing 🙂