Filipino Food: 1. Adobo - No list of Filipino food would be complete without adobo. 2. Lechon - The lechon is the most invited party guest in the Philippines. 3. Sisig - The crunchy and chewy texture of this appetizer is a perfect match for a cold beer. 4. Taba ng talangka - The fat of a small variety of crabs are pressed and sauteed in garlic. 5. Pancit Palabok - The pancit palabok served on most birthday parties oozes with flavors and textures. 6. Kare-kare - This stew of oxtail has the most delicious sauce made from ground toasted rice and crushed peanuts. 7. Sinigang - Sinigang is a stew of fish, prawns, pork or beef soured by fruits like tamarind, kamias or tomatoes. 8. Dinuguan at puto - It may not look appetizing. 9. Bicol express - A fitting tribute to people who love coconut and spicy food is bicol express, a fiery chili, pork and coconut milk stew. 10. Balut - No trip to the Philippines would be complete without sampling its famous balut. And the list goes on and on. . . . . . Good luck, Taz! LOL
But yh man I could neverr do it as perfectly as my mum like that takes yearsss of experience like I ain't got time to do all this trial and error 👁️👄👁️
@@falselygyu she actually made the transaction and in this context, they are taking about buying the food as that is what happens in the video. Bought and brought have two different meanings and aren’t interchangeable
Can't wait to see more of your videos! Thank you for your effort. You were there for me in the lockdown and enjoyed your videos a lot. Thank you for being such a good youtuber
Shreyaa Dani she really did it right this time! She’s literally the best😍 btw I also have my TH-cam channel which was inspired by Taz if you would like to check it out ✌🏼
No ....the man who made it is my dads friend .. and I always go there to eat them and they are really nice ...its just her...she has never had them before ..so....I deffo recognised him....
@@Shubham-ph9du 😅 cool ...cool plus my parents are from Pakistan ..but I really want to try indias panc puri ...my best friend is indian and she brings snacks when ever she goes to India in the holidays 😍😍😍 they are delicious
Taz! Now that you've eaten north indian food, I really want you to try some south indian food too! I'm from Kerala, so I would recommend so many dishes from my part of the world. 1. Avial - coconut based vegetable dish, Ver very mildly spiced with a creamy chunky gravy. 2. Appams and stew - coconut pancakes with vegetable/meat/chicken stew 3. Fish/ prawns curry - we have an amazing coastline, fish and seafood is readily available and it's very reminiscent of Thai/malaysian/ indonesian type of curries. 4. Payasam - a sweet dish, a little like rice pudding but made with different ingredients and aromatics 5. Sulemani chai - if you're a tea person (I'm hoping you are because this is my favourite thing) you will love it. This is from the Persian influence due to trade and other things centuries ago. It's a bit like turkish mint lime tea. Looooooots more, cos our state is super diverse in terms of culture ( Portuguese, Arab, Persian, Jewish influences all throughout our cooking) and if you need any guidance let me know!
Yooo...she is gonna die making avial...and there's a whole lotta veggies in it she hasn't even seen yet Also..porotta and beef curry mahn!!!! She will miss out on a whole chunk of kerala if she doesn't try it. Kappa and fish And an actual "sadhya" for once That'd be great if she had it.
I dont know who wrote in the last video that India is 80% vegetarian. I stay in India and that is totally incorrect. South has a lot of meat based food, whole of eastern india is meat and fish based. Thank you for this list.🥰
Taz : getting excited my eating dal for the first time. Me who lives in India and has been eating dal everyday since the beginning of the lockdown : WTF!? How does she like it?!
I've been eating curry on repeat because to my mum it's the easiest thing to cook. I got bored and sick of it, thank god I made steam fish last night. I'm not from India btw
cheekykitten25 well I’ve done that for half a decade in China, I really want to eat street food in India now, I really hope to go out as soon as this corona virus stops 😩😩
Her parents are South Asian though I don't think she's ever specifically said what country specifically they're from. ETA: The fact her niece was instructing her through her head phones when she's making the samosa would imply her niece is at least Indian.
since taz is living alone I wanna tell you something. If you ever feel alone or lonely just know that you are never alone and you don't have to feel that way because every video that you upload you are just yourself and we can literally relate to you in a spiritual level its just so entertaining and calming in a very different way. I live for your videos. I love your content. Every video that you upload makes me and my sister say yayyyy taz uploaded!!!!
Actually less than 30% of indian population is actually vegetarian, but indians cuisine is heavily vegetarian dominated. I'm voluntarily vegetarian and I don't even feel I'm missing out on something......
Taz! That LITTLE SPOON-LIKE utensils is called “Tipti” in India. It kept in ghee tin (melted butter tin) in order to spread ghee on chapatis and bread or even to put some of it in container to do tadka! Tadka is what you just did for the dal!
@@syedasheza2654 I tried that thingy and........ Idk it was like a tamarind syrup kinda thingy so I was supposed to put two teaspoons of the powder of that in 200ml water but I put the whole packet in 200ml water and I did not like that 😬😬😬 I am really bad at cooking Indian food I personally feel like they are really complicated
@@aswasayush8136 hey that tamarind syrup is called chutney that honestly if you follow some food channel there're not so hard to make that from scratch you need some soaked tamarind sugar a pinch of salt some powder red chilli for some kick and cumin and a pinch of turmeric cook this for some mins in water until thickens thats gonna taste soo good i swear
I never expected Taz would try making a Samosa, and the fact that you made it was so cool! I’m Indian, and samosa is actually something even most Indians don’t make at home because it’s a lot of work. But great job!
i was shook when taz said “i think i didnt like the juice part“, being an indian i know how people stand in long queues for this so called gol gappa juice :p btw it is called kanji. indians would definately relate what i said!
hey Taz, could you do Romanian food, not a lot of people know about the culture, but you can find quite a handful of Romanian shops and restaurants in London. and the food is not that hard to make at home. It would make my day!
not taz here, but I went to romania last year and fell in love with placinta and it's the thing i miss eating THE MOST, I even tried to make it but it wasnt as good ajsndja and papanasi also damn it was so good :')) lots of love from brazil
miss girl you’re literally Bangladeshi😭 Bangladesh was apart of india and it’s nearly the same culture as Indian Bengalis. Clearly your parents didn’t expose you to enough desi food bc most of my non-Indian desi friends eat Indian food on the regular
@@mercury6316 I mean, please don't judge. There are people who just don't feel as attached their family's roots and that's just as okay as embracing it.
@@paulinah9182 sorry but she can't please everyone all the time and as much as I like her videos, as another bengali person this is something I've found super disappointing and irritating about her it's almost like she's embarrassed of her background when she shouldn't be as south asia has such rich and beautiful culture It's okay if somebody maybe wasn't culturally brought up in life but she clearly was as she's talked about being asian maybe a couple of times and how the food is like comfort food to her as she's grown up with it. but in this video she acts so confused as if she's never eaten this kind of stuff before, I don't know who she's trying to kid 🙄. she literally made a video a few years ago that she's now made private called something along the lines of 'I grew up wanting to be white' so she clearly is ashamed of being bengali which is not okay in my opinion and it's upsetting to witness no one said she has to make videos ONLY talking about her background but it'd be nice if she wasn't so obviously trying to hide it, like in this video for example she could've casually compared the food to the types of food she's used to as we share similar flavours with indians but no she chose to act dumb
@@mercury6316 @mercury don't get me wrong, i understand that it's irritating, especially if you share the same background. i also found it a bit weird. nobody should be ashamed for their heritage, definitely. sadly, many people still are. racism and "casual" prejudice are still very common; many kids still get bullied for their families' culture. i personally understand how that makes people afraid of embracing their cultural background. that doesn't mean that they should feel this this way, not at all. but i understand why this is an insecurity for many people. i personally would love to learn more about bangladeshi culture and i think it would be great if Taz would talk more about it on her channel. In the end, we don't know much about her upbringing though and it's her decision whether she wants to embrace her background or not.
Nahhhhh, In south India its a spice measuring spoon and also used for pouring ghee on foods, it’s umm completely a good kitchen tool. Didn’t know that ppl use it for serving weed in western countries..! Either sides of a coin, lmao😜
Yeah. True. But we do have more vegetarian recipes than non vegetarian. And non vegetarian people too don't have meat for every single meal. Just a thought.
Taz: "Thats not bad" "ya know usually us british people we don't get overly excited going around saying thats the best thing ever, thats amazing" Also Taz like 5 seconds later: "Thats amazing"
18:22 we have that ladle thingy at home too. We use it to put oil around our dosas (it's fermented doughy pancakes from southern India) so they come cleanly off of the pan
Even though all us "expat" indians grew up in different countries and cultures we can all agree elachi(cardamom) was created to ruin dishes when you are eating. As the South African Indian insult goes: "You are the elachi in the Biryani"
FrostBite _ don’t most Asian mums make their own spice mix from different spices? Like they won’t ever use a mix of spices that are already mixed but use the different spices in their own ratio
Try Persian food: - Ghorme sabsi - Fesenjan (I love this) - Ghaime - Falafel wrap (with tzatziki sauce or some other white sauce that is provided by the restaurant) - Kubideh or barg kebab - Dolme
vegetarians in india are nearly 30% ( but still large comparing the population) but majority of non vegetarian eat meat only once a week , so technically it is a vegetarian nation.
@@VASIGTravelingLifeinLondon more vegetarian are found in west and north of India ( some states with more than 75% vegetarians) and the rest of India pretty low .
"I don't even know what I ate" It's called gol gappay or pani puri. And if you didn't like it, it was probably because the place where you got it from wasn't good because you just can't not like gol gappay. I'm not kidding THEY ARE LIFE
I had this once in second grade when my friend brought them in for a school food thing I've been looking for what they were called for years they are so good thank you 🥺
I am an Indian and “I am proud of you” That street food was called “pani puri” u NEED to try more Indian street food I am really sad that u didnt try punjabi panner tikka its a starter dish But..... its fine, its fine, its fine, its not........ 🤣😂 waiting for ur next vid, keep doing what ur doing.....
4:43 The authentic way to eat Pani puri is to stand in a line with your family and eat a single puri at a time filled with what YOU like (sweet, spicy or mixed, and 10:18 I really want my mom and I to cook Taz like the real stuff, like REAL REAL stuff.
When Taz said “I feel like British people aren’t overly enthusiastic , like when we say “it’s not bad” we mean “it’s amazing” I was like ITS SO TRUE. I live in Japan and all my friends tell me I don’t express my emotions enough lol, I’m always like “it’s good” and they’re over here like “WAAAAA ITS SO TASTY THIS IS AMAZING I HAVE NEVER EXPERIENCED THIS BEFORE I AM SO SURPRISED” . lol why are we like this
It varies massively across India too. Some places it's over 70%, some around 5-6%. Because of course countries, especially large ones like India, have a lot of regional variation.
@@caitlin329 Yeah I know. Since I am from a coastal state most people here eat fish on a daily basis. But when I moved to another state for work, most were vegetarians there.
@@elonm8985 then be a vegan. Cause the animal products u eat arent the best for animals lol We burn down beehives to make honey Lol Are we caring for them? Cows are injected with semen so that they can produce milk. 💀💀💀 If u actually care about animals, go vegan
Aysha Yasin she’s Bengali but she hasn’t specified her religion, even though most bengalis are Muslim I don’t think she is because she had pork one time
Omg most awaited❤️all Indian 🇮🇳 raise your hands🙌 😍🙈love you smmm taz🥺also u have no idea how much we all love pani puri/golgappa😋😫also u should really come to India and try all this for real✈️🥺❤️lots of love and good health from India🌸🌍
can we just appreciate how she tries to improve her content through feedback given and puts in this much effort into her content? one of my favourite youtubers
Okay got some tip for you Taz At 13:40 the cone shape for samosa is made by cutting the rolled circular patty dough into 2 halves. Join the corners of semicircle dough along the edges overlapping one on another with help of water(for sticking the edges) you will get the cone shape. At 18:04 the small laddle is used in common Indian households in oil/ clarified butter pots for making paranthas ( flat plain/ stuffed indian breads cooked with help of clarified butter or ghee in india) India is actually full of variety of flavours. The food you ate was actually north Indian dishes. There is a lot more to India. Hope this fills the tiniest bit of void on information part🙂 Love and all the cheers from India. It's actually not that easy to cook indian food but you kinda nailed it as a beginner😉❤️
VASI G can you stop self promoting I see u in every reply - I know it’s good to tell others about your channel but you don’t need to spam your channel everywhere
That little spoon is used to scoop out ghee at my home. About the cardamom, it apparently has to be put like that but I get you, I don't like to bite into it either so we just use cardamom powder so that flavour spreads out. Just peel the skin and crush cardamon with rolling pin. Don't throw away the peel, use it when you make tea. Great video, keep growing👍
It is just cool to see someone be awed and amazed by eating something you eat everyday😂, like something which is boring for you can be so amazing for someone else. Ly Taz
I watched this with my mum and she said her mum taught her that if you add too many onions the curry will taste sweet so i think it was the amount of onions u added 😁
I usually HATE videos that exceed over 16 minutes but when it comes to Taz it's just too damn entertaining to pass out on. Also I relate to her daily struggles
Filipino Food:
1. Adobo
- No list of Filipino food would be complete without adobo.
2. Lechon
- The lechon is the most invited party guest in the Philippines.
3. Sisig - The crunchy and chewy texture of this appetizer is a perfect match for a cold beer.
4. Taba ng talangka - The fat of a small variety of crabs are pressed and sauteed in garlic.
5. Pancit Palabok - The pancit palabok served on most birthday parties oozes with flavors and textures.
6. Kare-kare - This stew of oxtail has the most delicious sauce made from ground toasted rice and crushed peanuts.
7. Sinigang - Sinigang is a stew of fish, prawns, pork or beef soured by fruits like tamarind, kamias or tomatoes.
8. Dinuguan at puto - It may not look appetizing.
9. Bicol express - A fitting tribute to people who love coconut and spicy food is bicol express, a fiery chili, pork and coconut milk stew.
10. Balut - No trip to the Philippines would be complete without sampling its famous balut.
And the list goes on and on. . . . . .
Good luck, Taz! LOL
Dont forget Filipino desserts! Halo halo, lehche flan, puto 😋😋
oh how i miss balut T_T I just wanna go home T_T
Filipino food is sooo good😭
Filipinoooo fooood
I hope she can notice Filipino foods 😍😍😍... Love from the Philippines!!!
taz: i successfully cooked indian food
Aunties: okay beta time to get married :P lol
Lol
Lol ...😂😂😂
Dead 😂😂😂😂😂
What does beta mean
@@alizaakhtar9399 beta actually means son..
But Indian moms usually use that term to call their children ( girl and boy )
If you don't like Pani - puri it's not your mistake it's the food vendor's mistake😑😑
They put way too much sauce in there. It was drenched. You're supposed to fill it halfway at least. Not flooding the bowl 💀
Ypp... Otherwise pani puri is pleasure dish for indians...🤤🤤
As a Sri lankan I crave for those, I haven't had any but I hope I would someday
No its nothing like that if anyone is trying it for the first time most people wont like it the first time as its so many flavors all together.
Right?!?! Also the pani looked terrible what was that also u need yogurt in there and imli chatni
Taz : i dont have measurements
Indian and pak mothers : we dont do that here
Soo Truuu
Yes like we don't really measures these things specially Pakistani moms lol 😂
Add bangali parents to that too 😂😂
also add African parents to that lmao
But yh man I could neverr do it as perfectly as my mum like that takes yearsss of experience like I ain't got time to do all this trial and error 👁️👄👁️
The fact that she actually went and brought all those stuffs needed and put in soo much effort is great
*bought
It can be brought or bought in this sentence.
@@falselygyu it cant
@@falselygyu she actually made the transaction and in this context, they are taking about buying the food as that is what happens in the video. Bought and brought have two different meanings and aren’t interchangeable
Can't wait to see more of your videos! Thank you for your effort.
You were there for me in the lockdown and enjoyed your videos a lot. Thank you for being such a good youtuber
I am happy that she actually ate with hands and not cutlery
Shreyaa Dani she really did it right this time! She’s literally the best😍 btw I also have my TH-cam channel which was inspired by Taz if you would like to check it out ✌🏼
VASI G no she didn’t like the chutney , very disgustimo
Omg Shreyaa, where did I find you 👀
Ikr
Ikr
“I’m probably a hufflepuff” the most accurate thing taz has ever said 🤣
but why did she roll her eyes, i’m a slytherin (and no, i am not one of the girls who are in slytherin because of draco) but hufflepuff is so cool
After calling the Sorting Hat a Sorcerer’s Hat. 🤣
Ed3 123 can u explain
Also "its fine its fine its fine, its not"
Ed3 123 true 😂 isn’t she the best!
My soul hurt when Taz added raw onion into the lentils without sautéing them first
Exactly
Thats why her lentil was sweet
Right!!😭
At least she tried 😁
@@ruchikashakya799 pretty sure COOKED onions are sweet. Raw onions don't add sweetness.
Use this as a ‘I’m Indian and weirdly excited’ button
Same 😂
Same 😂😭
Yea😂
ladyoftheinternet
Yesss
Pakistani 😬
Unpopular Opinion: Eating with hands is better than eating with silverware
**Popular Opinion: Eating with hands is clearly superior**
Not unpopular! The whole of India agrees with you! :-)
Not unpopular @ all
Southeast Asia agrees with you lol
Bangladesh agrees with u toooooo!!!!!!!!!!!! I live in England tho and i am bengali
I think it’s so much easier,plus it means less washing up 😌
I was triggered when she gave 5 to panipuri😂😂
tht was because they made it with gloves on (JK its corona time)😂🤣
Also when she said I don't like the "juices" part
Just came to comment this
Lol the pain puri shocked me maybe it wasn't sweet?
Some people don't like it. Just their taste (´･_･`)
When she said she didn't liked the Pani in Pani Puri ......I felt like she broke up with me 😭😭😭😭😭
Omg sameeee 🥺😭
bro she was never with u
When she called it juice 😂
That vegetarian thali is one of the smallest tali's I've ever seen, and seeing Taz be A M A Z E D by it made me so happy lol
u pay mad £15 for it in some places
That's true....she should try larger Thali than that..😜😋
Am I the only one that expected Taz to buy the 1kg can of beans 😂
😆
@M to The B hahah that's also true! Hope she sees this and answers
Plz every one comment for her to try Lebanese food 🥺🥺🥺🥺🥺🥺🥺
She totally did!!
Dude try south India foods
Taz is too precious we have to protect her
#ProjectprotectTaz
Project Protect Taz 😭❤ a project of 'Global Importance'
Tsame Mphuting yassssss ❤️😭😭😭😭😤
Yesssss 💘💘💘
4:44 that's pani-puri, one of the street food Indians obsessed with. i think they didn't made it well. Try that again at different vender. :)
No ....the man who made it is my dads friend .. and I always go there to eat them and they are really nice ...its just her...she has never had them before ..so....I deffo recognised him....
@@peacelove869 😅 i don't no how they make outside of india, so that's what i thought.
Not just Indians lol west Indians too (blacks and mixed ppl too)😏ik i am
@@Shubham-ph9du 😅 cool ...cool plus my parents are from Pakistan
..but I really want to try indias panc puri ...my best friend is indian and she brings snacks when ever she goes to India in the holidays 😍😍😍 they are delicious
*gol gappe
“I don’t have any measurements, I’m just gonna wing it”
Spoken like a true Indian mother! 😂👏🏽
Yessss ( I am Bengali tho but like my mum does that too)
satyanand sharma ahaha but for some reason moms always get it right
Winging it till making it
Pakistani too!
😂😂😂she should pin this comment
Title -"indian"
Le me - *it's my time to S H I N E*
Edit- Follow my BFF guys!!! So proud of her💖💖
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True lol😂
Btw we've the same name😏😁
Yeaaa 😂😁
Lololol
Lol. True. And i am early too..But i didnt have anything fancy to say .. like you just did 😭😂😂
Only 42% are vegetarians in India!! I know this is shocking!!
Me belonging to that 42%
id be worried only about the fact that I'm vegetarian or not.
that is higher than the US population tho
Yet it has the highest percentage of vegetarians in the world :)
Natasha K
HAHHAH I can relate
I had narrowed her ethnicity down to Indian or Bengali. I finally know that she is Bengali. Mystery solved.
Howw
@@nabilamahbub9722 Just had a feeling. It was either one.
She's from Bangladesh
@@prabhdeepkaur6785 yes, I got it after watching the video.
Finally, THANK YOU
Taz! Now that you've eaten north indian food, I really want you to try some south indian food too! I'm from Kerala, so I would recommend so many dishes from my part of the world.
1. Avial - coconut based vegetable dish, Ver very mildly spiced with a creamy chunky gravy.
2. Appams and stew - coconut pancakes with vegetable/meat/chicken stew
3. Fish/ prawns curry - we have an amazing coastline, fish and seafood is readily available and it's very reminiscent of Thai/malaysian/ indonesian type of curries.
4. Payasam - a sweet dish, a little like rice pudding but made with different ingredients and aromatics
5. Sulemani chai - if you're a tea person (I'm hoping you are because this is my favourite thing) you will love it. This is from the Persian influence due to trade and other things centuries ago. It's a bit like turkish mint lime tea.
Looooooots more, cos our state is super diverse in terms of culture ( Portuguese, Arab, Persian, Jewish influences all throughout our cooking) and if you need any guidance let me know!
Yooo...she is gonna die making avial...and there's a whole lotta veggies in it she hasn't even seen yet
Also..porotta and beef curry mahn!!!! She will miss out on a whole chunk of kerala if she doesn't try it.
Kappa and fish
And an actual "sadhya" for once
That'd be great if she had it.
This guide is awesome
I dont know who wrote in the last video that India is 80% vegetarian. I stay in India and that is totally incorrect. South has a lot of meat based food, whole of eastern india is meat and fish based. Thank you for this list.🥰
Malayali squad❤️
Payasam is eaten in the North too. Bengalis call it payesh and it's a staple on birthdays
Taz : getting excited my eating dal for the first time.
Me who lives in India and has been eating dal everyday since the beginning of the lockdown : WTF!? How does she like it?!
I've been eating curry on repeat because to my mum it's the easiest thing to cook. I got bored and sick of it, thank god I made steam fish last night. I'm not from India btw
😂
Lol same xD
and she didn't like pani puri... i think they put hing in pani
Is not Indian or Asian but has been making daal for about 4 years bc my sister and I are vegetarian
She’s eating Pani puri in England and I’m not even able to eat that in India since 2020 started 😖😖😖
You can make it at home🙂 buy puris to fry at home. Make the water etc ta-daaa. I’m in UK n I’ve made them this way 😋
Siya yuuussssss 🥺🥺
cheekykitten25 well I’ve done that for half a decade in China, I really want to eat street food in India now, I really hope to go out as soon as this corona virus stops 😩😩
Dammmnnn girls, I literally felt like I was talking to my friends In a group chat 😅😅 hahaha ♥️
I ate that yesterday........wo bhi sooji wale
That little spoon is use to put ghee on rotis.
Masala spoon is just like a normal spoon but smaller
Edit: masala=spices
I searchered for this comment about the spoon because i was so confussed thank you you knowledgeable person ❤
@@lillyeats987 :)
I was literally so jealous as she is British and she made better samosa than me who is an Indian.....lol
Sameee bro😂
I think she's part Indian
She looks like an indian
Her parents are South Asian though I don't think she's ever specifically said what country specifically they're from.
ETA: The fact her niece was instructing her through her head phones when she's making the samosa would imply her niece is at least Indian.
She’s actually Bangladeshi
since taz is living alone I wanna tell you something. If you ever feel alone or lonely just know that you are never alone and you don't have to feel that way because every video that you upload you are just yourself and we can literally relate to you in a spiritual level its just so entertaining and calming in a very different way. I live for your videos. I love your content. Every video that you upload makes me and my sister say yayyyy taz uploaded!!!!
Actually less than 30% of indian population is actually vegetarian, but indians cuisine is heavily vegetarian dominated. I'm voluntarily vegetarian and I don't even feel I'm missing out on something......
Swiftie Forever no you are completely wrong it’s actually more than 45 percent
@@lohithreddy6629 no it's not watch vegetarianism in india video by channel called soch
it's definitely not that low but also not as high as what Taz said. I think it's close to 40%
Dude i see u everywhere😂
@@deevyadeo971 😂😂😂😂
“be gentle with me. Because I will cry” - Taz 2020
Taz! That LITTLE SPOON-LIKE utensils is called “Tipti” in India. It kept in ghee tin (melted butter tin) in order to spread ghee on chapatis and bread or even to put some of it in container to do tadka! Tadka is what you just did for the dal!
Yeaa.....and the bigger spoon like the ladle is put in the cooking oil tin ......Ghee is clarified butter
Yes that’s exactly what it is
She probably didn't like the 'pani puri' because it wasn't made right.
(personal experience)
Current
FR ITS SOOO GOOD
Yeah i thought the same i mean where is the chick peas boil potatoes dahi methi chutney siyo oh my my mouth is watering 😂😂
@@syedasheza2654 I tried that thingy and........
Idk it was like a tamarind syrup kinda thingy so I was supposed to put two teaspoons of the powder of that in 200ml water but I put the whole packet in 200ml water and I did not like that 😬😬😬 I am really bad at cooking Indian food I personally feel like they are really complicated
@@aswasayush8136 hey that tamarind syrup is called chutney that honestly if you follow some food channel there're not so hard to make that from scratch you need some soaked tamarind sugar a pinch of salt some powder red chilli for some kick and cumin and a pinch of turmeric cook this for some mins in water until thickens thats gonna taste soo good i swear
I never expected Taz would try making a Samosa, and the fact that you made it was so cool! I’m Indian, and samosa is actually something even most Indians don’t make at home because it’s a lot of work. But great job!
It’s really easy to make even making the base isn’t so hard
Trueeee
@@sellusions6994 I know, but still most people don’t prefer it is what I meant :) I
Ya getting samosas right is a big deal
It's actually very easy 😂😂
For someone who is cooking Indian food for the first time, she did a dang nice job
Yes queen🙌
It's so refreshing to see a TH-camr actually acknowledge their mistakes and actively try to improve :')
Lobke H I know right! She’s literally the best😍 btw I also have my TH-cam channel which was inspired by Taz if you would like to check it out ✌🏼
i was shook when taz said “i think i didnt like the juice part“, being an indian i know how people stand in long queues for this so called gol gappa juice :p btw it is called kanji.
indians would definately relate what i said!
I know right! It was almost disappointing.
I thought it is normal to not like things that other people do, isn’t it?
@@alinalevyz it's all in good humor. Nothing serious. Of course people have different tastes. And Taz is awesome.
Ikr I was shook
yes! but then different vendors have slightly different tasting Pani too
Taz : cooks
Asian aunties and mum's : ✨marriage✨
OMG SO RELATABLE
✨Beta shaadi ka kya socha hai✨
Taz: making Indian food
Also Taz: uses Pakistani brand masala
lol
Ohhh yesssss! Never realized that 😂😂😂😂😂
Still indian
@ItsHania i was joking aswell haha
😂😂😂😂😂
Why did I feel personally offended when Taz didn't like Pani puri
Honestly, the gol gappe in foreign countries are really bad, and I am speaking as an Indian from delhi
oml ssssaaaammmeee!!!!
When Taz put Pomegranates on the samosa it hurt my feelings in a way not even my ex did
Chaat is a whole different thing
On samosa is like whaaaaaa
@@rachel5924-z9h exactly
IKR 😭
Harry Potter?!?! Nah, Uncle Roger and auntie Hersha 😂.
UNCLE ROGER!
Nieces and nephews rise up 🐊
hey Taz, could you do Romanian food, not a lot of people know about the culture, but you can find quite a handful of Romanian shops and restaurants in London. and the food is not that hard to make at home. It would make my day!
not taz here, but I went to romania last year and fell in love with placinta and it's the thing i miss eating THE MOST, I even tried to make it but it wasnt as good ajsndja and papanasi also damn it was so good :')) lots of love from brazil
my friend is romanian and some of the food was LOVELY! i can’t remember the name though sorry
That little thing is for pouring oil, ghee or honey. Basically for liquid ingredients.
We use it only for ghee tho
"Just a reminder to be gentle with me bcoz i will cry"
I don't know y i laughed at that😂😂😂
She is so relatable....
Made me go "awwww🥺"
@@pannagasrig9535 yh same
7:44 imagine wearing that shirt while trying to runaway from a kidnapper
miss girl you’re literally Bangladeshi😭 Bangladesh was apart of india and it’s nearly the same culture as Indian Bengalis. Clearly your parents didn’t expose you to enough desi food bc most of my non-Indian desi friends eat Indian food on the regular
Hey how did you know she's Bangladeshi?
she tries so hard to hide her roots it's really annoying when she acts like she's purely british/welsh
@@mercury6316 I mean, please don't judge. There are people who just don't feel as attached their family's roots and that's just as okay as embracing it.
@@paulinah9182 sorry but she can't please everyone all the time and as much as I like her videos, as another bengali person this is something I've found super disappointing and irritating about her it's almost like she's embarrassed of her background when she shouldn't be as south asia has such rich and beautiful culture
It's okay if somebody maybe wasn't culturally brought up in life but she clearly was as she's talked about being asian maybe a couple of times and how the food is like comfort food to her as she's grown up with it. but in this video she acts so confused as if she's never eaten this kind of stuff before, I don't know who she's trying to kid 🙄. she literally made a video a few years ago that she's now made private called something along the lines of 'I grew up wanting to be white' so she clearly is ashamed of being bengali which is not okay in my opinion and it's upsetting to witness
no one said she has to make videos ONLY talking about her background but it'd be nice if she wasn't so obviously trying to hide it, like in this video for example she could've casually compared the food to the types of food she's used to as we share similar flavours with indians but no she chose to act dumb
@@mercury6316 @mercury
don't get me wrong, i understand that it's irritating, especially if you share the same background.
i also found it a bit weird.
nobody should be ashamed for their heritage, definitely.
sadly, many people still are. racism and "casual" prejudice are still very common; many kids still get bullied for their families' culture.
i personally understand how that makes people afraid of embracing their cultural background.
that doesn't mean that they should feel this this way, not at all. but i understand why this is an insecurity for many people.
i personally would love to learn more about bangladeshi culture and i think it would be great if Taz would talk more about it on her channel.
In the end, we don't know much about her upbringing though and it's her decision whether she wants to embrace her background or not.
The spoon you found is used for heroin and sometimes crack cocaine 😂😂😂 omfg
WAS LOOKING FOR THIS COMMENT 😭😂
Samara Denton I saw the spoon and I actually passed out I can’t I hope taz see this 😂😂😂😂😂
LOL OMG
Nahhhhh, In south India its a spice measuring spoon and also used for pouring ghee on foods, it’s umm completely a good kitchen tool. Didn’t know that ppl use it for serving weed in western countries..!
Either sides of a coin, lmao😜
@@beyourself5864 bruh not weed, HEROIN
It's like 30 percent of indians are vegetarians not quite close to 80 percent, but that's still over 350 million people.
Our population is 1.3 billion....
Plz every one comment for her to try Lebanese food 🥺🥺🥺🥺🥺🥺🥺
Yeah. True. But we do have more vegetarian recipes than non vegetarian. And non vegetarian people too don't have meat for every single meal. Just a thought.
@@khushiarora6061 I know. 30 percent of 1.3 billion is about 350 million which is the vegetarian population.
Lynn Salameh she really should lebanese food is soooo gooooddd
Taz: "Thats not bad" "ya know usually us british people we don't get overly excited going around saying thats the best thing ever, thats amazing"
Also Taz like 5 seconds later: "Thats amazing"
Plz every one comment for her to try Lebanese food 🥺🥺🥺🥺🥺🥺🥺
18:22 we have that ladle thingy at home too. We use it to put oil around our dosas (it's fermented doughy pancakes from southern India) so they come cleanly off of the pan
Any other potterheads who cried when she called it sorcerer's hat andn not sorting hat?
Me
HAHAHAHA
**Nods in Ravenclaw**
haha but fr tho she os such a hufflepuff lol. its not a bad thing shes so cute
Yes
We Indian fans feel so special rn. i swear
Billie Eilish fan??
seriously ♥️♥️♥️
She is bengali Btw
Also bengalis have similar foods to indians and Pakistanis
Same here bro
Even though all us "expat" indians grew up in different countries and cultures we can all agree elachi(cardamom) was created to ruin dishes when you are eating.
As the South African Indian insult goes: "You are the elachi in the Biryani"
I love elaichi
Specially elaichi wali chai
She's the type of TH-camr that you could watch her videos continuously without pausing or skipping
That’s how I watch her videos! ❤️
“Just a friendly reminder to be gentle with me because I will cry”
-Taz, 2020
🥺🥺🥺
Taz: can’t take credit for it coz I used a spice mix
Me: LITERALLY EVERY ASIAN MUM DOES
Take all the credit u want
(Every was an exaggeration)
I know right
Spice mixes are KEY to being a mom from any spicy place 😂😂
FrostBite _ 😂 she’s just to kind and down to earth
FrostBite _ don’t most Asian mums make their own spice mix from different spices? Like they won’t ever use a mix of spices that are already mixed but use the different spices in their own ratio
Ashmeeta i mean most Asian mums don’t grind their own spices they buy spices and mix them not really the same I guess 😅
Hearing her say pastry for the samosa just don't feel right.
Is it a dough ? samosa dough ??
@@jostewart3192 I would say loth/lot prounounced (l-O-tuh) cuz that's what we say in my house but like saying it in english just don't feel right
It is indeed called pastry in english
@@jostewart3192 it's more of a dumpling but much crispy
Y'all are getting annoying not everyone's gonna name things exactly as you know them especially if it's not her culture it's impossible to be accurate
Taz: (puts too much onion in everything and no tomatoes)
Also Taz: its a bit sweet, I don’t know why
“80% of Indian are vegetarian” it’s myth.
Not
@@serpentine5328 the number is actually around 42%
It’s actually true.
Ya I think the same. Cause I have literally no friend who is pure vegetarian.
In south India 80% are Non Vegetarians
Try Persian food:
- Ghorme sabsi
- Fesenjan (I love this)
- Ghaime
- Falafel wrap (with tzatziki sauce or some other white sauce that is provided by the restaurant)
- Kubideh or barg kebab
- Dolme
Dolma is Turkish thanks
@@AaAa-ot5tw it is Turkish but some Persian people eat it, it's pretty good.
Looking someone be soo hyped to eat something that you eat literally everyday is soo great
Yeah 😂
Everything is bigger in Asian markets cause people from the subcontinent usually live in joint-families.😏
Don’t think there are large Indian families in London….they just buy for a month of groceries instead for a week
vegetarians in india are nearly 30% ( but still large comparing the population) but majority of non vegetarian eat meat only once a week , so technically it is a vegetarian nation.
Yeah exactly. I am vegetarian and my best friend is non vegetarian but she only eats meat on certain days. Usually shes saying vegetarian..
neha m really? I always read there’re more vegetarians?
@@VASIGTravelingLifeinLondon more vegetarian are found in west and north of India ( some states with more than 75% vegetarians) and the rest of India pretty low .
"I don't even know what I ate" It's called gol gappay or pani puri. And if you didn't like it, it was probably because the place where you got it from wasn't good because you just can't not like gol gappay. I'm not kidding THEY ARE LIFE
I had this once in second grade when my friend brought them in for a school food thing I've been looking for what they were called for years they are so good thank you 🥺
i don’t like it :(( i’m more of a masala puri, sev puri, or bhel puri person
Yes!!! Pani Puri is life ❤️
Omg samosa chat 😍😍😍😍 I am Indian
PANI PURI IS ELITE AND NO ONE CAN CHANGE THAT
I am an Indian and “I am proud of you”
That street food was called “pani puri” u NEED to try more Indian street food
I am really sad that u didnt try punjabi panner tikka its a starter dish
But..... its fine, its fine, its fine, its not........
🤣😂 waiting for ur next vid, keep doing what ur doing.....
When he said “you made it” he deadass sounded like her monotone narrator 😂😂😂
Taz: talking about trying food from diff cultures
me: making baked potato
No, way. Why do I feel so related to this? ahahahahaha
Lol that's the same with my with clothes. I like these pair of clothes I only wear that
@@user-qd9ex6xz8e That's weird hahahahah, but I wish I had an outfit I'd love like so!
4:43 The authentic way to eat Pani puri is to stand in a line with your family and eat a single puri at a time filled with what YOU like (sweet, spicy or mixed, and 10:18 I really want my mom and I to cook Taz like the real stuff, like REAL REAL stuff.
Taz calling the paani of paani puri as juice is so freaking funny to me hahaha
When Taz said “I feel like British people aren’t overly enthusiastic , like when we say “it’s not bad” we mean “it’s amazing” I was like ITS SO TRUE. I live in Japan and all my friends tell me I don’t express my emotions enough lol, I’m always like “it’s good” and they’re over here like “WAAAAA ITS SO TASTY THIS IS AMAZING I HAVE NEVER EXPERIENCED THIS BEFORE I AM SO SURPRISED” . lol why are we like this
Title -"Indian"
me - let me introduce myself
How many more comments are you gonna spam? 😂
Yaassss🙆🏻♀️💕
No taz, not 80%. Only 25- 35% indians are vegetarians. Though that's still a lot of indians considering the population.
It varies massively across India too. Some places it's over 70%, some around 5-6%.
Because of course countries, especially large ones like India, have a lot of regional variation.
@mariyariya exactly 💯
@@caitlin329 Yeah I know. Since I am from a coastal state most people here eat fish on a daily basis. But when I moved to another state for work, most were vegetarians there.
A vegetarian Indian here,
70% are non veg
While 30% are veg in India
Hope this clears some misconceptions 👍
I am vegetarian too! We think about the animals who have lives like us!
@@elonm8985 then be a vegan.
Cause the animal products u eat arent the best for animals lol
We burn down beehives to make honey
Lol
Are we caring for them?
Cows are injected with semen so that they can produce milk.
💀💀💀
If u actually care about animals, go vegan
Even though am non-veg Indian.. I like veg cuisine and I don’t consume non-veg like everyday.
@@shedhasumiya7168 obviously non veg ppl dont have to consume meat for every single meal every single day
14:04
All the potter heads watching:👀
I'm sorry but did anyone else think she was Indian? for some reason I always just thought she was... sorry!
Shes not an indian what culture/religion is she..
Ikr I thought she’s was but I think she’s Bengali
Aysha Yasin she’s Bengali but she hasn’t specified her religion, even though most bengalis are Muslim I don’t think she is because she had pork one time
@@nameslesss ohhh alright
Is she Bengali or not cause ligit I’m lost 😯 I thought she was this whole time but everyone around me keeps saying she’s Indian
Omg most awaited❤️all Indian 🇮🇳 raise your hands🙌 😍🙈love you smmm taz🥺also u have no idea how much we all love pani puri/golgappa😋😫also u should really come to India and try all this for real✈️🥺❤️lots of love and good health from India🌸🌍
she's a gem♥️
This is what I was searching for. I was like Taz must come to India and taste Pani Puri from here
She’s literally the best😍 btw I also have my TH-cam channel which was inspired by Taz if you would like to check it out ✌🏼
The gol gappa u tasted look soooo bad lol😂 im telling u tho that they actually taste delicious if u make them properly lol
I dono... I tried them twice in South Africa and India and they were not for me either...
Yeah nothing beats the street vendor's panipuri
@@Tony-fh3ur obviously I love eating pani puri
Dude I agree with you. Gol Gappa/ Pani Puri is actually really delicious.
truueee but then it also depends on the vendor you're eating at. everyone has like different tasting pani 🙈
can we just appreciate how she tries to improve her content through feedback given and puts in this much effort into her content? one of my favourite youtubers
Think you should make some west African food: jollof rice, puff puff, fried rice, meat pie
yesss! that is such a great suggestion!
I gasped when she said "apparently 80% people of Indians are vegetarian"... No no sweetie u got it reversed or something 😂
@manya Chaudhary yh there are.. But it's clearly not above 50% so it's pretty obvious 😅
manya Chaudhary nah they love oil fam
@Manya Chaudhary fam have you been to south india lol? most of us eat meat
You can just search it's true that 80 % of Indians are vegan
@@champamanral6925 thats bs
I just realized that indian and pakistani food is quite similar
Bi Han dhal sucks
Tonima A. Taz is actually Bengali ❤️
Jimin_Stans_ BTS omg really ? I’m Bengali too
Yeah the origin is same
@Tonima A. bengal is in India
“I love how I hype myself up for doing the basic minimum” girl if your not going to be your own best hype man who is? Love the energy 😍💜
The point she added too much of turmeric I was like,
“No taz you don’t do it “
But then I realised its a video and not a video call 🤣
To the 1% that sees this
Have nice day:)
You too. 😊
Your literally at the top 😁have a nice day too😁😁👋🏽👋🏽👋🏽
You too
uh guys am I the only one who got a bad feeling about what the “tiny ladle” was actual used for before taz moved in?
I did as well😬😬😬
Omg drugs
I mustve missed that, is there a time stamp? I'd appreciate 😅😁
Edit: nvm I found it and yikes..... 😬😬😬
My first thought was dollhouse. 😅
Me too...
Taz: cardamom ruins the taste I don't like it
My indian mom: putting cardamom even in tea XD!
i’ve been waiting for you to upload and i was sad thinking you wasn’t gonna post but you did just as i was watching one of your old videos!
9:00 TAZZ THATS THE POINT OF INDIAN COOKING U DON'T MEASURE
Okay got some tip for you Taz
At 13:40 the cone shape for samosa is made by cutting the rolled circular patty dough into 2 halves. Join the corners of semicircle dough along the edges overlapping one on another with help of water(for sticking the edges) you will get the cone shape.
At 18:04 the small laddle is used in common Indian households in oil/ clarified butter pots for making paranthas ( flat plain/ stuffed indian breads cooked with help of clarified butter or ghee in india)
India is actually full of variety of flavours. The food you ate was actually north Indian dishes. There is a lot more to India.
Hope this fills the tiniest bit of void on information part🙂
Love and all the cheers from India. It's actually not that easy to cook indian food but you kinda nailed it as a beginner😉❤️
I love how the way you just chill out over the anxiety of makin a mistake :) damn great spirit Taz!
oh god, I wanna live with this woman and teach her how to KITCHEN! She's too precious!!!!
VASI G can you stop self promoting I see u in every reply - I know it’s good to tell others about your channel but you don’t need to spam your channel everywhere
Hanidge bro wtf?😂 I don’t even have a YT channel xD atleast read where you’re typing you absent minded bean bag 😂 #nohate
That little spoon is used to scoop out ghee at my home. About the cardamom, it apparently has to be put like that but I get you, I don't like to bite into it either so we just use cardamom powder so that flavour spreads out. Just peel the skin and crush cardamon with rolling pin. Don't throw away the peel, use it when you make tea.
Great video, keep growing👍
That little ladel thing is actually used for adding spices while cooking in India. You used it right. Great video ❤️
It is just cool to see someone be awed and amazed by eating something you eat everyday😂, like something which is boring for you can be so amazing for someone else. Ly Taz
Taz: I’m running late
Also Taz: *sits down and explains the whole video* 😭😂 love you
I watched this with my mum and she said her mum taught her that if you add too many onions the curry will taste sweet so i think it was the amount of onions u added 😁
As an Indian ... I Award you w YOU PASSED THE INDIAN🇮🇳👳🏽 VIBE CHECK ✅
I usually HATE videos that exceed over 16 minutes but when it comes to Taz it's just too damn entertaining to pass out on. Also I relate to her daily struggles
Who remembers the time when Taz made pasta with cold water? She has leveled up so much! Proud of her!
can you next time try Algerian food or north African food in general
Taz : "I don't even know what i ate."
Moral of the story : Always confident
14:03 i know she didnt just say the sorcerers hat--