This reminds me of my beautiful village in Moulvibazar. I’m into tears, lots of memories. Thank you for sharing our beautiful country. My heart goes out I feel like flying there now 🥲
Yes lat....hope you're all good bro 🙏.....made an awesome chicken jalfrezi, yesterday, thanks to you.....proper restaurant style 😋.....massive respect....😊😊
Ya Allah, I miss Bangladesh so much 😢 People there have a heart of gold, most pure MashaAllah ❤️ don't know where your village is, but i lived in Dahakula for 8 months which was about 20min away from kushtia
LAtif Dada from your look as well as pronunciation I was under impression of you from Arab descend. My salams and duas to all your family. Now you are I will point to visit Fakhruddin's Biryan in Bengal if do not take ill.
I am fascinated how Bangladeshi food has influenced British Indian restaurants. In the US, there are no British Indian (Bangladeshi) restaurants, and while I still love Indian food there is something very special about Bangladeshi cooking. While we all see dishes like Madras, Dhansak, and Rohan Josh on ‘Indian’ menus in the UK, it is very rare to find these at Indian restaurants in the US. What is it about the influence from Bangladesh that brought this wonderful selection of food to the UK?
Hello - I visit New York City often. There are many Bangladeshi groceries in Manhattan 2nd avenue but mainly in Jackson heights you'll find a thriving community with great restaurants and snack houses. I have friends in NJ who frequent Bangladeshi restaurants. I just did an internet search and found many throughout the US - I do hope you find some near you - unbeatable cuisine.
The british loved the food we accepted it very quickly so it was easy for them to make a much better living here than at home so many followed. There was a popular restaurant not far from me the head chef owned the place he ran it for about 20 yrs then gave it to his cousin and moved home to a house he built with the money he earnt here. Lets face it if you could work away for 20 yrs then retire and build a house who wouldnt lol. Cant fault the guys.
It's sad how so many Bangladeshi chefs and owners name their restaurants "Indian" instead of Bangladeshi 🙄 In fact most "Indian" restaurants aren't even owned by Indians! More Bangladeshi chefs and owners need to claim the Bangladeshi name on their restaurants. I understand Indian sells more as it's more known to westerners but the Bangladeshi name can offer that unique feeling and can be mainstream as Indian in the future if more restaurant owners claim it
The dishes you referenced have roots in various parts of india. Madras - chennai TN, dhansak- gujarati parsi, roghan josh- kashmiri. Why would you think these have primarily bangladeshi influence, other than that many a chef in uk "indian" restaurants cooking these very Indian dishes are bangladeshi ?
Now sacrificing a cow n cooking in village style would be quite an eye opener for your punters back home....!!! Or a goat.... Authentic Bengali village cooking primitive style...!!
Guess you didn't watch till the end then. There were several women. Some you could just hear them talk. There's a lot of hard labour going on inside for the women which they need to manage in time for the men when they have finished their outdoor labour. Generally, villagers are more shy than the city people. Maybe they didn't want to come in front of the camera. After a hot hard days work I doubt hardly anyone from the English world would want to put their face out without smacking a whole load of makeup on. Housework isn't easy like the UK. But it's still amazingly lovely to see and feel all this. The smiles and love seem to pop out of the screen.
So enjoyable - please add subtitles when you have time
Looks like very fertile land, able to grow an abundance of food! Lovely people!
Such memories you bring with homely videos like this! Thank you and I hope to travel to my home village Bishnath too soon!
This reminds me of my beautiful village in Moulvibazar. I’m into tears, lots of memories.
Thank you for sharing our beautiful country. My heart goes out I feel like flying there now 🥲
Papaya 🤢 can’t stand the smell of it , but that pumpkin looks nice.
Beautiful village beautiful Bangladesh!
It’s nice to see you holding your culture and traditions
Yes lat....hope you're all good bro 🙏.....made an awesome chicken jalfrezi, yesterday, thanks to you.....proper restaurant style 😋.....massive respect....😊😊
MashaAllah
Ma Sha Allah
Luving the vid
Really interesting and great to see your family and friends. Keep the video coming please. All the best Latif, enjoy your holiday.
Thank you for introducing us to your big family. You must miss them. Enjoy your holiday.
That's my nana's village and nice to see master nana well and healthy my salaam to everyone of choudhury gaw.
Bhaisaab! Love your videos, mashAllah
Absolutely fascinating, really enjoyed this.
Hassan mamulooking sharp as always
The best chefs come from Bangladesh! 👍 UK curry scene would have been nothing as good as it was if it wasn’t for immigrants from your country.
Your channel is like experiencing life in India first hand. You are documenting amazing aspects we can learn from and appreciate.
Nice video you meeting all the family. So friendly love the locality & love how use are all are one..🖖
Fantastic video , thanks for sharing 😍 Yes, the pumpkin would be delicious in shutki shira !!
Another great video :-)
Lovely community you are part of.
Ya Allah, I miss Bangladesh so much 😢 People there have a heart of gold, most pure MashaAllah ❤️ don't know where your village is, but i lived in Dahakula for 8 months which was about 20min away from kushtia
Yah habi habi
Fantastic Latif. What a lovely place, and lovely people..
It’s a shit hole we all know that but it’s a great shit hole 🙌
Alhamdullallah
Very nice watching bangladesh village in the TH-cam I very much injoy it
Mashallah beautiful mosque
MasaAllah soo nice bro.
Great video latif! Sounded like your cousin gave you fish, green beans and a fierce bollocking lol.
Your village is beautiful man
Just come across your vlog enjoyed it very much real content as it is keep doing the good work all the best
I love this, how wonderful to have all this family, warmth and community beside you, that's hard to find these days.
Mashallah bro
Another great VLOG brother
Asalamu'alaikum bro, really enjoyed your video. Thumbs up :)
Im from Sylhet, Biswanath
I miss Bangladesh. I like your cooking Vlogs
MashAllah seeing you in BD made me so happy. I watch your videos from Newcastle Upon Tyne
Same here
Very nice food cooked.
LAtif Dada from your look as well as pronunciation I was under impression of you from Arab descend. My salams and duas to all your family. Now you are I will point to visit Fakhruddin's
Biryan in Bengal if do not take ill.
Nice video Latif, kinda like Thailand in the community feel and the countryside.
biswanath!! real recognise real my bro 👊💪🏼
The guy in yellow is awsome 😂
Latif im Turkish but will definetely go to your restaurant one day will travel up from Chigwell in essex ,keep up the good work mate
Nice bro,from NYC
Brooo I fully miss Bangladesh!
Bangla and English apnar 2 tai onk sundor vaiya love from Bangladesh
Nice 2 watch... I was planning to go with my family just before Eid but becoz of the virus I cancelled it 😢
Teach the kids about cooking with spice and love and they will be great chefs love a taste mmmmmty
Nice 👌 I didn’t know you was in bangladesh at the same time as me... and I didn’t get a chance to travel to bishonat..
❤️❤️❤️
Bishwanath gang 😎
Latif try and add some Subtitles when speaking Bengali please bigman
Can you not understand sylheti dialect ?
His aerobic grate
randomly watching this vlog 💯 keep it up .. i prefer basha 🤣🤣🤣
Are you related to Khalik and Malik Bai, my cousin brothers Ershad bai and live inthe opposite side of the village, next to Foizul mama
That guy is funny 😁😂🤣
Blimey the builder is a little loud.. not shy is he lol
Bishnath massive
20 years ago ... Then finds out once a year lol a bit awks ... Nice wholesome video though
♥️😂
Now I'm in Bangladesh with Latif!
Long green beans Bgd
I am fascinated how Bangladeshi food has influenced British Indian restaurants. In the US, there are no British Indian (Bangladeshi) restaurants, and while I still love Indian food there is something very special about Bangladeshi cooking. While we all see dishes like Madras, Dhansak, and Rohan Josh on ‘Indian’ menus in the UK, it is very rare to find these at Indian restaurants in the US. What is it about the influence from Bangladesh that brought this wonderful selection of food to the UK?
Hello - I visit New York City often. There are many Bangladeshi groceries in Manhattan 2nd avenue but mainly in Jackson heights you'll find a thriving community with great restaurants and snack houses. I have friends in NJ who frequent Bangladeshi restaurants. I just did an internet search and found many throughout the US - I do hope you find some near you - unbeatable cuisine.
The british loved the food we accepted it very quickly so it was easy for them to make a much better living here than at home so many followed. There was a popular restaurant not far from me the head chef owned the place he ran it for about 20 yrs then gave it to his cousin and moved home to a house he built with the money he earnt here. Lets face it if you could work away for 20 yrs then retire and build a house who wouldnt lol. Cant fault the guys.
It's sad how so many Bangladeshi chefs and owners name their restaurants "Indian" instead of Bangladeshi 🙄 In fact most "Indian" restaurants aren't even owned by Indians! More Bangladeshi chefs and owners need to claim the Bangladeshi name on their restaurants. I understand Indian sells more as it's more known to westerners but the Bangladeshi name can offer that unique feeling and can be mainstream as Indian in the future if more restaurant owners claim it
The dishes you referenced have roots in various parts of india. Madras - chennai TN, dhansak- gujarati parsi, roghan josh- kashmiri. Why would you think these have primarily bangladeshi influence, other than that many a chef in uk "indian" restaurants cooking these very Indian dishes are bangladeshi ?
Salam bro. Where you from back home?
you cousin speaking Arabic he is funny
Brother what is your bari name, my brother in-law is from Biswanath as well??
Baisab ailayna
That's my nana bari lol
Lol my uncle and grandad are in this video lol 😭
Assalam Alaikum Wa Rahmatullah
Did you get a pen ?
Lmaol at 16:05
Please convey salam to all your friends and Family Chef Latif.
lovely....... its cool the people dont behave they are Arabs
Now sacrificing a cow n cooking in village style would be quite an eye opener for your punters back home....!!!
Or a goat....
Authentic Bengali village cooking primitive style...!!
Brush up on your Bengali bro...!!
Haha..
Where are all the women
Not looking good from an English perspective 🤔
Guess you didn't watch till the end then. There were several women. Some you could just hear them talk.
There's a lot of hard labour going on inside for the women which they need to manage in time for the men when they have finished their outdoor labour.
Generally, villagers are more shy than the city people. Maybe they didn't want to come in front of the camera.
After a hot hard days work I doubt hardly anyone from the English world would want to put their face out without smacking a whole load of makeup on.
Housework isn't easy like the UK. But it's still amazingly lovely to see and feel all this.
The smiles and love seem to pop out of the screen.