HILARIOUS Asian Reacts to British Cooking Rice! Uncle Roger DISGUSTED at BBC FOOD
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- HILARIOUS Asian Reacts to British Cooking Rice! Uncle Roger DISGUSTED at BBC FOOD
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Watch uncle rogers new video another egg fried rice video
Uncle Roger is a Malaysian-Chinese comedian based in UK :D
Filipinos, generally and in majority, even those who don't have rice cooker/s at home, don't even use any colander or some strainer or sieve to drain the rice. Btw, every Filipino household have some different variations too of the Filipino/Asian way of cooking steamed rice. The manner, process, steps, and procedure of cooking steamed rice in the Philippines also depends on the freshness of the rice or if it is newly harvested or not, the quality and type of rice, the amount of heat and temperature of fire (if fire is used), the type of cooking pot used (and whether it is in a rice cooker or not), and what exactly is the rice cooked for (if it is for a rice that goes with your meal/viand/dish, if it is for a rice cake or some other Filipino native rice delicacy, etc.)
Wow! 1M views for one month. 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥
what is the name of your beautiful partner?
Ah thank you for reacting to my video! You both are hilarious 😂
mrnigelng uncle roger we're waiting your biggest collab. (*^^*)
Uncle Roger in Kazakhstan we start doing like this British women but then actions a little bit another
The uncle Roger don't know what type of rice not needed to wash, basmati rice just boiled for awhile and drain the water
Uncle roger!
Hahah we loveeee your videos!!🔥 Thanks for giving us a huge laugh!
The British conquered the world for its spices and decided they didn’t like any of them.
Oh my god 😂😂😂
So true
Lmao
They even tried to conquer the Philippines but only lasts 2 years and just the capital city.
You guys have to watch his videos. He is hilarious. He used to live in the USA but I believe he is now base in the U.K. He is Malaysian.
I'm German. I've never used a rice cooker but I've also never drained my rice? If you put in the right amount of water (kinda the finger tip thing) you won't need to drain it. Rice is not the same as noodles? I'm with uncle Roger there.
But you don't clean your rice?
@@stephanielim5544 I do
😄👍💖✨
Like us in the philippines we use to wash rice 2-3 times then put estimated amounts of water until cook...
Ja, I think the Brits are one of the very few people who "drain" rice after cooking. Instant rice????? I was really shocked too when my sister did that (when she was in the UK only, not in Asia, lol)
British: afraid of egg fried rice and cooking rice
Asians:scared of there mom if they forgot to cook the rice
their*
I do,and my mom smack me😂
Ive been hit with alot of things and multiple times by each item lol
Yeah... its true..🤣🤣
😂
Every East Asian household has 2 things:
a rice cooker
1 giant sack of rice.
Nope, im asian and i don’t own or ever used a rice cooker to cook rice.
in the Philippines does
Erm, the real rice gang is the South East Asia. They eat a lot of rice. Like lots.
So accurate 😂
@@mutya_ as an SE asian, this is true
What breaks Asians heart, One is when rice runs out, two is scrape pan with metal, three is lost a Tupperware
I stan for the last one lol
Yup... and Tupperware has lifetime warranty.
The last one! Hahaha!!!!
The Tupperware one 😭😭
The last one.. ha ha.. my mom would disown me if I loose a Tupperware 😂
If your not asian, u can’t relate why he is called “uncle roger”😂🤦🏻♀️
Hahaha
Well
Im a Filipino
For us anybody older than us we call them Uncle or Aunt
Or Kuya and Ate
Kuya means like big brother and Ate means Big sister
But we use them to respect older people that we dont know
@@mheru5883 same in India
@@mheru5883 also Tito and tita
Once you pass your teenage years, you can be called uncle/auntie for the rest of your life.
I'm not Asian but I know but that's probably because I watch Korean and Chinese shows.
I remembered when I visited Europe and found out European people aren't used to washing rice. I just got shocked and called my friends in Korea to tell them that I ate unwashed rice. Purchased rice is pretty clean in my country as well, but idk if the company specified the washed rice maybe it's okay. Also, I kinda lost my mind to watch the BBC's fried rice recipe. She even broke the basic rule of dealing with rice. Fried rice is not a risotto, it needs to keep the rice dry AMAP. By the way, disgusting is probably too much and I know and respect recipe can vary, but to understand how Asian felt with this recipe, imagine she baked bread and immediately washed and squeezed it to make it "more" moisturized. That's not funny, especially if it's the cooking program. Ain't it?
@Santos Lewynn Keep the rice soaked in the water. But thats not necessary at pressure cooker. The main reason of washing rice is washing out the rice bran and dust. That's whats usually called "cleaning"
Quench Gamer TV well, that’s your opinion. In Asia, whenever we are going to cook rice, we washed it well. I don’t know if you guys do that though but it’s okay if you think it’s disgusting. It is just a tradition of us Asians.
Totally agreed, it's like steaming a pizza, anyone can do it at home if them don't want good flavour, but as a tutorial it's just misleading and disrespectful.
@Quench Gamer TV We still wash the rice you idiot. We just wash it BEFORE we cook it. Washing rice when it's cooked just ruins it. You ruin the texture and the flavor.
@@adoboflakes8473 precisely
This is only funny to those who really knows how to cook rice.
That's a nice way of saying 'painful'.
actualy untrue, there are many ways to cook rice , yes the japanese and chinese way may usually require to repeatedly wash rice till water comes clear so no more starch on surface of it but there are other ways to do it too in other countries likefor example one can put it in top throw 1-2 spoons of oil in pot and stirr till is all oiled so it doesnt stick in clumps during cooking and then there is also risotto style ...that doesnt go for the extensive washing ....
@Shweathana Prabhagran ikr me too, it's kinda disgusting when you don't wash the rice until the starch is removed...
@@galadballcrusher8182 the Asian way is definitely superior. The rice comes out perfectly everytime.
@@galadballcrusher8182 Nope only one true way, leave your heretic views elsewhere.
If you're Asian or raised in an Asian household and you cook rice like this... you'll be disowned by your parents and will lose your A(sian)-card 😂
Couldn’t agree more. I wouldn’t eat her dirty egg fried rice. He’s hilarious!! He made me laugh soo hard 😂😂
If you cant cook rice well with a pot, use rice cooker😂 But dont forget to turn the rice cooker to cooking mode because with that you will also experience being disowned hahahaha
I’ve been scolded so many times if I messed up... that perfect rice gave me anxiety I-
Can confirm. Ah Asian.
My wife brought RIce a Roni stuff into my mom's house.
My mom almost kicked her out... Rice is serious biz.
Me as an indonesian seeing her drain cooked rice : what the...
In Indonesia we drain the rice before we cook it, usually i wash it 3-4 times, if my mom See's me washing perfectly cooked rice.
IM DEAD
Asian be like..eat without rice and msg...life so sadness...
@@hanramadhan648 soo right!!!!
I love msg 😂, even though my mom wouldn't let me eat some msg :v.
But.. I DON'T CARE 😂
@@maliayasmin1352 everyone said msg is unhealty..and make people foolish..
Me be like...its bullshit...they are stupid, doesnt because msg...emang dasarnya bego aja itu orang😂....
@@hanramadhan648 generasi micin 😎
That’s us as Indonesian (and Asian), if there’s no rice and MSG, we couldn’t last long for a day 🤣
As a trained chef from Canada, I can vouch that it is a British thing to cook rice like that. I had a fusion fine dining restaurant and have had 5-star chefs from Thailand, Korea, Japan, and China and I have never seen anyone massacre a rice dish like that. It was quite funny and Uncle Roger makes me laugh so much....
Sorry but in France we also cook rice like that, draining it in a colander and washing it afterwards. It is called the "creole method"...
@@jennsuicune oh I feel sorry for European for cooking the rice like this
you would never taste the fluffy and fragarant from the perfectly cooked rice like most Asian does
would recommend to use rice cooker is the easiest way
(in Asia we have product called magic jar it is rice cooker plus warmer so the rice stay warm)
eating warm and fluffy rice is so comforting
The rice..
Yes, but the British have always taken other nations items, traditions and completely Britished the shit out of it....why yes I am Australian... how did you know. 😀
Draining rice removes extra starch and that water can then be used to water plants or as a hair rinse. I've had rice drained and undrained. It doesn't really affect taste. Drained rice is fluffier and the grains are more separate... which is why it's practiced in Europe.
the reason he is called "Uncle Roger" is because in Malaysian Mandarin/English, you address any older men of middle ages as "uncle" and women as "aunty". It's a form of politeness carried over from Mandarin.
Hallo leng liue
Same in the Philippines.
@@redoktober526 same in india and same in all of south Asia.
@ASHTON CHIA LIHAN RIJ in malaysia we just call them big sis/ sister if they feel offended by us calling them auntie XD
ASHTON CHIA LIHAN RIJ Call them beautiful sister please 😂 neng nui jie jie in Cantonese, and when they ask you how old you think they are, if they are married say 18, if they arent just say sth like 16 or 18, no need to guess, or else you'd get hated 😂 (
Asian tradition is that we call everyone older than us, “uncle” or “aunt” whether they are related to us or not. The Uncle Roger character is based on that cultural tradition. 😄
Also in Italy and most other countries call an older man they don't know Uncle.
In my country too. In Chad every older person family or not uncle, aunty. And more older is grandpa and grandma.
You just described the entire continent of Asia in a single sentence lmao
Yeah, calling names of anyone who is older is impolite in Asian culture. Took me a long time to get used to it when I first moved to Canada.
@@absboodoo I'm from the US and I still have a big problem with it.
3:14 not a Filipino only.. most of asian country using finger to measure water if enough to balance with the rice
The uncle/auntie thing when you call older ppl in asia is part of asian culture to address them respectfully unlike yall westerners being disrespectful with just names lol
Marcel Nimunuho ik, i kinda said it as a joke. And it’s also just true that we asians just has more of respecting the elders in our cultures than the westerners
that isnt even an egg fried rice, thats just rice with egg bits.
It’s fried rice egg 😂
@@samsam-yc1qe hahhahaahah
its like scramble egg with rice topping hahaha
Lmao its fried rice with egg
@@samsam-yc1qe right? lol
Most of the Asians in the video like me are actually disgusted at the collider part. It just makes us Asians sad. Very sad.
Came back in one week and WhaT- what is that Like!
I put my leg down from chair
Dominican here and that hurt me too, makes no goddamn sense.
Agreed
MY FAMILY SUICIDED WHILE WATCHING IT
CAN SOMEONE PLEASE SEND ME TO AN ORPANAGE
That reminded me of the time I saw the wrong ways my Pakistani friends made ramen noodles *shudders*
1:26 I’m English and I literally never heard of “draining rice” I always use rice cooker
Rice in a pan turns into congee
MSG =" Mono Sodium Glutamite "
It's not Unhealthy for your health ,it's already in your body .
MSG = Umami 😙😋
Is that what Ross was talking about in Friends? :P
True. You can use MSG to lessen the amount of salt you put in your food by adding umami flavor and some saltiness.
Uncle Roger actually already posted a video of him and Hersha Patel meeting up 😅
Yeah i saw that one
Yes, auntie hersha had a good sense of humor too
Yes, I think auntie hersha handle it so well, turned a negative situation to fun.
Golden rule: Always use leftover overnight rice
Remember to keep in the fridge ya.
👌
The texture is gonna be perfext
You wash rice before cooking not necessarily because it's dirty; it's to wash off excess starch so your rice isn't clumpy after being cooked. Whether you buy your rice in the UK or Asia you're going to want to wash your rice of excess starch if you want to use your rice for most Asian dishes. Dishes like risotto don't need the rice to be washed because it actually wants to use the excess starch to create the sauce.
In the Philippines when you disrespect the rice the older people will said to ya the rice will gone so thank you for god dont disrespect it hahaha
"Uncle Roger" is a Malaysian stand-up Comedian and he's based in UK! he's really hilarious!
msg msg msg
😂😂😂
Well actually he’s a character created by Nigel Ng
He actually make it the Malaysia country very proud because of the react video of BBC Food
I thoight he's chinese?
@@daphneolivia6197 malaysian chinese,not china
My ancestors who made the glorious Rice Terraces are definitely crying right now in the afterlife.
Ako din pre
They didn't create the terraces only for rice to be disrespected. 😂
ang sakit sa mata panuorin
Best comment 😂😂😂
If my mom see me cooking rice like that i would be kicked out of the family for not even knowing how to cook rice right in her eyes😂😂
Guys, small tip: pause the video when you comment as you lose some great bits as you talk over them.
As an African....finding out people drain rice actually makes my chest hurt lmao omg.
My Mexican friends also were hurt from this as well lol I'm glad that the video managed to enrage the entirely of the world, not just Asians.
As a Jamaican I completely agree lmao.
Never even thought of that being a thing until I saw the video.
Never knew it was possible to drain rice ngl
this is off topic but i love your alfie pfp 💞
@@iLolipop thanks!! Yay an Alfie fan! :)
Being an Asian I hate it when she pour water on the fricking RICE! THAT TRIGGERED MEH
True!! All the nutrients were washed away that way....
i felt that so much.🤣
True! YOU HAVE TO POUR THE FRICK WATER BEFORE COOK THE RICE NOT AFTER COOK THE RICE! THAT MAKE THE RICE WET >:(
(Sorry i'm so triggered)
I know right-I GOT SO FRICKING TRIGGERED
FR, ME TOO. I mean, if you wash it after, it would be wet and soggy, it's disgusting
short trivia “Filipino dishes can cooked in asian or westerner style.”
except the rice... it's purely asian.
Seriously no joke, my parents are both Chinese and we live in the Netherlands now. I have NEVER seen the bottom of my rice box which is literally bigger than my garbage bin 😂😂
All Asians call uncle /auntie to elders even we are not related
Same as some of us Africans
Renelyn Bienvenido im from the carribean and we do the same it’s respectful
True. And i am indonesian
Even Jamaican people it's not weird
So do we native folks in canada :)
"Why are you afraid of Egg Fried Rice?"
Asians: *exists*
Others: *sweats profusely*
I was waiting for the “if you’re rice is too wet, you fucked up”
Pause when you're talking, stop missing half of the Wideo!
Im not watchin till end thank remind me late
Uncle roger is the usual name he use when he did his show..he is a stand up comedian.. 😊my british employer is the same, she's draining the rice..when i saw that..i ask her why, she said that's the way they cook the rice..i am disgusted but i didn't show it..since its not my job to cook for them, i offered to cook one time for their family dinner, so i prepared asian meal..as i am asian..a filipina...😊her husband, ask me why does the rice is different from her wife's rice..🤣😂🤣😂🤣😂 he said its much tastier, fluffy and sweet. I couldn't explain the properties of rice, but i just said that asian normally, wash rice, put enough water, boil and let it dry itself not draining the water...because if you drain the water the natural sweet taste of rice is gone..😊😊😊 that is the start as well how she learned the finger measure for the water in rice...🤣😂now, she lives happily with rice...😊
You saved the poor english woman and her family from the misery of eating soggy rice their whole lives. 👍
Marry me
For us asians rice is life
Neah Neah it's the resort if the rice has been cooked with not enough amount of water sometimes if the problem can't be solved by that we used old newspapers to cover in addition with the pot's cover so that steam won't escape that could help cooked the rice
i would have left them eating soggy rice 😂
I had 4 kids. Now I only have 3. The 4th one used a steel spoon on my non-stick pan. I would have forgiven him but he gave me a colander for Christmas. True story. :D
🤣🤣🤣😭
did you beat him with the useless non stick pan
😂😂😂😂😂
The best part is that now Hersha and Uncle Roger are friends now. They have done quite a few videos together, and love to reminisce on his critique video. 😂😂😂
One of the first times i start learning cooking at home, my mom got mad at me when i nearly took a metal spatula for the non stick pan ._.
How would i know... she never taught me how to saucepan, she has always liked wok, wok this, wok that
Wok is nice. Wok is good.
@@life-will-change yess
Just a quick note: BBC Food removed the video from their site after Nigel's Uncle Roger commentary went viral and a lot of Asians were disgusted at how rice was disrespected. Eventually, both Nigel and Hersha was interviewed by the BBC regarding said video.
And now they're collabing
Lol!!!
And they tried to make him admit that he was too harsh.
plain fried rice with brownish garlic ( crushed and sliced into small pieces , a little bit of rock salt ..you can also add beatened eggs if you like . combined it with so many choices here are some list of menu...
almost dried chicken or pork adobo or tocino or fried tapa or sunny side up eggs, or sausage or longanisa or dried fish like tuyo, daing, dried pusit, dried dilis, dried bangus, tinapa etcetera etcetera.
and drink black coffee w/ sugar.MASARAP NA HEAVY BREAKFAST.
Ahahaha that's hilarious!
"Uncle Roger has an asian method of cooking rice"
You mean the right method to cooking rice, Hiaaya
ShadyNinjaGaming ikr
The right method i cooked rice on _kaldero_ we use them for cooking rice and i do a better job than them
Keep in mind i burn some of the rice except her who makes rice wet
I've seen this video for so many times... And still can't get over with this guy's REACTION. So here I am laughing out loud as if it is my last. It gets even more funnier watching you guys react 🤣
What breaks Asians hearts, One is when rice runs out, two is scraping pan with metal, three is using dish washer
lol true , my mothers begs us to wash the dishes ourselves and hates dish washer
The background of the guy behind the video is that He’s ethnically Chinese but he grew up in Malaysia before moving to London and becoming a stand up comic
then why does uncle sound Vietnam
@@tyroneloki5131 no, his tone, the high pitch, is like Vietnamese. The way he actually talks is like a regular Chinese-Malay.
tyrone loki he’s doing a fake accent for the bit, he is a comedian after all. (His real name is Nigel Ng and his English is pretty much flawless despite not moving to the UK until he was older) if you go through his channel’s older stuff you’ll find his standup routine
@@poggies7639 how do you pronounce Ng? Bec in Filipino that's pronounced in 2 diff ways: Nang or Nga
he is a comedian. he can speak an american accent fluently.
BBC: *Makes fried frice with different delicious toppings*
Uncle Rogers: *WET RICE, NO!*
Me a Filipino: *Nah. Just put hotdogs, eggs and, left over last night's dinner in their or something*
And the rice was from yesterday's lunch
accurate as fck
I just put the vegetables from last night no matter what it is
Fack thats kinda like rissotto if its wet i tried that with leftover adobo and trust me it sucks
Agree!
I loved this! So glad that TH-cam recommended your video to me! Subscribed! ❤️🇵🇭
5:22 I'm asian and DEAD ALREADY 😂😭
I'm not asian, I'm Jamaican and when I saw her drain the rice, I said ' Ah the rice spoil'
Only to see this lady cook the rice 😂😂😂😂😂😂
😂😂😂😂 thats true😂
Lmao🇯🇲
Same like wtf
Haha off topic, but it's cool how both jamaican and malaysian/singaporean patois speakers (we call it manglish/singlish) would phrase that sentence the exact same way "Ah the rice spoil" xd
@@dingus42 lol
As an Asian I watched this and I was screaming "WHAT THE HECK?!?!" over and over again and my inner Asian was crying, I had to cool down for an hour because of this vid, it's a disgrace to us asians
You need help
I don't need help I need rice that has been cooked properly
Oh dear, I hope you laughed a little at least...
I guess you have to be Malaysian to appreciate his sometimes exaggerated accent and reactions 😂🤣😂
Miss Patel’s way of cooking rice is definitely not my way but the hilarious breakdown by Uncle Roger is pretty 👍🏻👏🏻👍🏻👏🏻.
Very funny indeed.
I'm actually a filipina but yes it is funny, my heart just broke because of the poor rice
@@ilikecoffee5270 im from ph too, rice is life😂👌
Hahahahahahhaha this is so funny I cant stop laughing the whooole time!! Thanks for the good vibes im really exhausted beacause of my modules haha thank you!
Uncle Roger's vid is already funny and how you both reacted to it makes it even funnier.🤣🤣🤣
I'm surprised that he didn't catch the ginger and onions not being stir-fried first as is how you are supposed to do to release the flavor. That's another major cooking sin in that video.
I admit, some of the cooking stuff I learned from the comments section (like ginger & garlic first) that many people never think about. Then there are stuff that is really noobish that everyone knows that you are like "wtf whyyyyyy?!" (Like rinsing out cooked rice for EGG FRIED RICE)!
My Asian elderly will kill me if we mix ginger and onion together. The mixture kill off both the taste, smell and aroma...
@@JoanKSX You can but only for certain dishes
In other videos, Uncle Roger says you do NOT stir-fry the onions first.
@@rebeccahicks2392 Actually all my Asian elderly call for DO STIR-FRY your onion first except if you're doing stew soups XD
BBC woman: alot of people afraid cooking rice
Asian: hold my rice cooker
Woman, ducc u
Hold my finger
I once didn't use the rice cooker, because it was dirty and I was playing ML. I forgot that I was cooking rice until my mom rushed over and looked absolutely furious with me. I then noticed the burning smell and when I looked at the rice, I instantly paled. It was black, super burnt, and if my uncle didn't turn it off, it would have started a fire. I was the only one in the house because my mom was buying some stuff. Luckily, my uncle's house is near ours.
What do people eat in the UK? What do you mean you “don’t eat rice everyday” WHAT ELSE DO YOU EAT
fish & chip
Potatoes. They eat potatoes as chips, crisps, mash, roasted or jacketed.
(Former UK resident)
I really love both of you guys!!! Keep creating contents. We really really love you here in the Philippines. It's always good to find out other techniques in cooking rice. I think I'd just love a British friend to cook rice the way they cook rice, and I'll still enjoy it.
We Filipino dont like wet rice😂 Our parent would probably hit us😂
What do you call lugaw then? :))
@@shenab57 that's different we still dont drain it cook it from the start to finish and it porridge it's meant to be that way😤😤😤
@@dejesuseloisao.3226 but it's still wet rice. :D It's a joke po. :)))))
@@shenab57 hahaha😄😄😄 i know just saying.😜😜😜
@@shenab57 Robredo
The rice is definitely uncooked. How can she say that it’s delicious!
Edit: Not hating on her! 😂love her personality! Saw her interview on BBC with Uncle! 😂
Well, who's gonna admit that their meal is disgusting on video for the world to see?
thats what i was thinking also..
BBC make her do that. It's not her way of cooking rice.
Leoreo Ibardo yeah saw that now. And their BBC interview. Cant wait for their collab!
May i ask for the link?
Bro, I loved this reaction. I literally can't stop laughing 🤣🤣🤣🤣
Yes, msg is everything hahaha 😆
Uncle roger is the stage name of the comedian you see. Its an act, he really doesn't talk like that. In terms of how she made the video, there is a video of a Chinese chef reacting to BBC video that says what the host did was acceptable, the washing of rice after cooking, but it wasn't acceptable when cooking egg fried rice. The chef was actually more irritated that they were calling it "egg fried rice" The chef said what they cooked was fried rice with egg, and not egg fried rice. There is a difference.
First crispy Rendang, now egg fried rice, what next? Calling Roti Canai the “Malaysian Croissant”? Brit sure knows how to trigger the Malaysian people.😂
"Flying Asian croissant" 😂
@@muhammadfirdaus2290 haha， good one!
i've heard roti canai being called malaysian pancake before right here in KL....
Dude Rendang is originally from Indo :v, so its disrespecting indo and malay people
@@danielchewkj Roti Canai is Roti Canai!!
i remember from my fb group page.. somebody asked why the water doesn't run clear after washing the rice for 8x, and its breaking 🥴
Wait are these people the dudes who were in uncle roger working at a "restaurant" skit
actually when Uncle Roger said about MSG, it’s a diss for asians. Asians use a lot of MSG in our dishes. 👍🏻
I love MSG 😋😋😋
MSG is not bad though.
@@karaxxii MSG is bad if it's too much. It's okay if it's just a little or enough, but too much can affect the kidneys.
@@davrowpot5585 Oh, yeah, just a little. Anything that is too much is always bad.
MSG IS LOVE OF MY LIFE 👌
Uncle Roger is actually an alter ego character from comedian Nigel Ng. He's a very funny Malaysian comedian that's now in the UK. This vid has gotten so viral that Nigel and Hersha (girl who cooked rice) are going to have a collab soon. 👍
What is his actual ethnic root?
It premieres tonight
@@akasands chinese I think.
@@hmoobmeeka thanks.
@@urtootie6095 thanks
I’ve watched way too many reaction videos on this but all of them were Asian perspective (which validated a lot of how I felt) but i was curious to know the perspective of someone from uk like you about this so this video is really informative and completed the whole picture! 😇
Hahahahaha.... Uncle Roger you really are the source of Funny and Happiness... 😆😂🤣 This fried rice video had make me almost laughing in everyday and until now actually it is already near 1 month... When I think it back on my mind, I automatically will continue laugh again... Hahahahaha 😝😜🤣😂😆
Me being a Filipino just watching this girl cook rice is making me triggered in so many ways if I cook like that 😂 oh my parents will kill me and probably kick me out of our house hahaha
Hi from the Philippines 👋😊
SAME. If i cook rice that way probably........
I was thrown away-
Hi to from Indonesia 👋
That girl was probably just following orders from BBC.. in the other video she actually makes nice very well.
@@hoogreen maybe but that doesn't change the fact that I'm triggered by it hahaha🤣
More or less you will have some minor injuries😂😂
Same haha
It makes me laugh so hard when uncle Roger reacts in how to cook egg fried rice😆
This was like watching my parents watch my kids tiktok. Missed opportunity
I’m a Brit who loves East Asian food. I will live and die by my rice cooker.
lol
Bless you
*I love Nigel Ng. He is a good comedian. His Uncle Roger character is hilarious.*
@Anime_Like567 true
This is great😂 thoroughly enjoyable reaction video
This is my first time seeing ya both laugh like this 😂 HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA
“Whose uncle is he”
The FBI would like to talk to you.
😭😂😂
Uncle roger is called uncle cause in Asian culture it’s respectable to call and older man or woman you don’t know uncle or auntie
Yep
True. I normally call someone older than me either uncle/aunt or kuya/ate (older brother or sister)
How old us he?
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I enjoyed always watching your vlog about pilipino country. 😊 Thank you for staying in the philippines🇵🇭
Good reaction, after watching so many American videos I almost forget that I'm British, and that I can sympathise with you a whole lot 😂
You shouldn’t use metal on non-stick pan because there’s a chemical coating on the pan that metal scrapes off the pan. This is just to let you know for the sake of your health
And the sake of the pan. It will not keep its non-sticking properties if you agress it repeatedly with metal.
Tips in cooking fried rice:
- you should wash it first 2 times to remove dirt.
-put right amount of water so you don't need to drain it afterwards and to prevent to become soggy
-do not drain and wash rice after you cooked it because it will also drain the nutrients.
- when frying, always put garlic or onions first before anything else to release the aroma.
- put the veggies and then the rice.
- it's more delicious if you will add the scrambled egg after the rice, and then mix it.. :)
You wash it until the water is clear.
@@MrKazukaoO umm no just 2 times really or 3 if there's still anyting floating around it
Japanese wash their rice until the water becomes clear. Then when it boils, they add sake (rice wine) for additional aroma.
Remember the msg 😂 but I usually just add soy sauce
I life and grown up from Southeast Asia
My family and some people i know wash their rice until its water is clear...
But I only wash it once... Because my friend that was graduated from one of famous agricultural university in Indonesia said there's nutrition in that rice dust... So don't remove it all...
Or you can use rice that already being cleaned in factory with their (univ) method so only dirt that out and still have the rice dust...
I watched a million times! This got me laughing so hard.!
" A lot of people get afraid of cooking rice " 😂 😂 😂 I'm more afraid of not cooking rice, because if I don't my mother would get her flip-flops or belt
I'm american and my family would never cook this way.
However, my husband is italian and he cooks rice the same way as the British. 😆
They shouldve paused every time they started talking. Its almost as if they're not watching it at all.
Exactly what I wanted to comment!
From what I heard it is to prevent copyright. Either cut the video off from time to time or this. Most "experts" said it is that.
That's what i want to say.. theyre missing a lot of good parts on this short video. and its kinda annoying that their voices are 150% louder than the clip theyre reacting to.
dude i swear i was about to comment this. i was getting frustrated as they were missing some good parts.
I agree with ya. It was annoying and frustrating to watch. Which is why I havent subscribed to them at all. The missed so many good parts. Disappointing.
I was shocked when I saw that BBC Lady draining the rice and running water over it and laughing at the same time with Uncle Roger's reaction 😂😂😂. Thanks for sharing this video with us 😊👍
Uncle Roger :
Who Is Afraid Of Fired Rice
Me :
Vegan People Or Vampire People
"Rice cookers aren't so popular in the UK." is some white British comment like "The police are kind in the UK." For the many communities in the home of colonialism, the UK, who have rice as a staple, it is popular.
I'm guessing they mean as a whole. Here in the USA almost everyone has a rice cooker regardless of their ethnic history.
@@mikedrop4421 the thing that confuses me about the US is nobody has a kettle. Someone tried to make me a tea in the microwave and I nearly fainted!
@@ProphetVictory lol, we had a kettle when I was growing up but you're right I use the microwave for a single cup but a pot for a large batch. I do have 3 coffee machines though!
@@mikedrop4421 hahahahaha
@@mikedrop4421 There's something called an Electric Thermo Pot or Airpot to store boiling hot water so you can dispense it whenever you want to make tea or coffee.
The sad part is, the cook is indian. Indian is asian too. So WHYYYYYY
she's prabably second generation or more british
Reyof ; - thats NO EXCUSE
She is a coconut.
You reacted to the music at 1:53. Gotcha! 😉
I am perfectly sure, the final picture of egg fried rice is not from the rice that this woman just cooked.
We Asians washed the rice to remove the dirt before cooking it.
@Arielle Han not really
Not only dirt, but the excess starch for the rice not to be so sticky when cooked. And also, removes other chemicals.
*YOU GET TUMMY ACHE IF YOU DONT WASH RICE!*
@Arielle Han rice cooker is for rich people, we use pots and firewood
@@shawnmiguelrivera2266 not really. In the philippines nearly everyone has a rice cooker, and they're not rich. They're pretty affordable due to high demand.
I live in the UK now, and honestly, those rice bags that Tesco, Lidl, Sainsbury's, etc sell are not washed yet! I know it because I'm Asian, I cook rice all my life.
This is so funny 😂😂 I’m gonna look for that video 🤣
It's so fun to watch I'm so happy watching you too i love you both so much😘🥰😍
It's like breaking a pasta in half before cooking it, in front of italian
Woops i did that sometimes, too lazy to wash a bigger pot🤣
No, it's like adding pine apple on pizza in front of Italians.
@@user-ro9zf9kz1h But I thought hawaiian pizzas always use pineapples and they taste nice.
@@hoogreen if I remember correctly, Hawaii pizza was made in Canada.
Even Gordon Ramsey doesn't know how to cook rice well..
Well at least he learned how to cook it in Malaysia ahaha
my mom always teach me that water part with finger....and cleaning the rice after cook hit me🤣🤣
As someone from the uk. We don’t all drain our rice. I dont use a rice cooker but I cook it until the water is gone.