THIS IS A LOVELY VIDEO, NOT ONLY BECAUSE OF THE FOOD BUT FOR THE HOSPITALITY FROM THIS FAMILY AND LADY DALAL, AN AWESOME COOK AND PERSON. I LOVE ALSO YIN’S LAUGH, SO SPONTANEOUS AND LOUD. THANKS MY FRIEND MARK FOR THIS EXCELLENT VIDEO!!!
your hostess laughter is the image of humility and humanity, thank you mark , we need more laughter less hatred and death, god bless you and your family mark
grew up in a four flat next to an old lady from syria and her son. she grew her own eggplants out in the yard, and fed me syrian tea and fried eggplant quite frequently. man this is a walk down memory lane for me. thanks as ever Mark!
Nice to see you again Dalal🤗 like usual you are the best home shef and your sweet are very famous. Your kindness apreciated Dalal you showed an example of syrian hospitality. Way to go dear ❤Sonia🇨🇦
Syrian food is amazing and the people are very hospitable and welcoming. Mark if you have a chance check out Chandelier at old city. Their food is so good. Enjoy some desserts too especially Syrian Ice cream.
Oh Mark it's an amazing video... I have been watching your videos a long time ago and never thought you will ever come to my lovely tired country so nostalgic ❤ you are welcome
Ms. Dalal is a cool lady of the house. It wouldn't have ever come to my mind a combo of eggplant and beef. There's nothing better than getting invited to a local house and tasting homemade delicacies.
I've been watching your content long time ago and I always hoped you'd visit Syria and see how amazing our country and our people are.. I wish I could've met you but it's okay. I hope you visit us again. ❤😊
Maqluba is one of my favorite Syrian dishes, and I’m glad you had the chance to meet Dalal and her family in their home. A big thank you to them for their hospitality and for sharing this delicious meal, a true reflection of the kindness of my Syrian people.
Such a comforting home cooked meal from a lovely lady, everything looked delicious and that pot of food came out onto the plate perfectly 😊 thank you Mark for sharing
@@Eman_jordan Yes I said "a kind of". I was thinking about the concept of a meat and rice dish which exists across the Islamic world rather than the specific flavours of each one. Apart from Spain with its own Islamic past you will not find this concept in the West. I agree though that Biriani does have a unique flavour and is the king of meat and rice dishes.
Heheh mark ..u were in mauritius n so quick ur already in syria .. hope u av enjoyed ur day n the food in mauritius... enjoy the food in syria. Bn app. 🎉
Thank you for showing the making of the maqluba! I knew what the ingredients were but it's easier to cook something yourself if you can watch someone who really knows what they're doing do it first. I hope Dalal's neck gets better, was a bit worried about the strain she was putting on it when she flipped that heavy pot. Damascus is such a beautiful city, I hope you filmed more there. You could follow one of the many cats with your camera and see where it leads you.
That looks delicious. I love eggplants. It is also nice to see a woman who is respected and treasured, unlike in Afghanistan, where women are being erased from public life and are not allowed to be videotaped (except for nomadic people living in caves. Apparently, those nomadic women are allowed to be recorded on You Tube.
HOW TRUE!...that Mark is not a fan of sweet tasting things @17:50 he takes a small bite of a dessert that is already small LOL! When I have seen Mark over several vlogs put almost a melon size spicy food all at once into his mouth, no small bites on that because he is a lover of all things spicy. I am that way too. If that food is not spicy, don't put it in front of me LOL! Another fantastic! sit down with fellow food lovers to enjoy time and good food together. Thank you! Mark for all that you do for our viewing pleasures.
You deserve credit for going to Syria and showing us a country that is being punished by the US and the West for standing against the imperialism of the West, showing the humanity of people who are not our enemies.
Maqlubeh and kunafa are SYRIAN dishes even by admittance of top historians. You think now that Syria is going through its roughest period that you can take all of our thousands years of history and culture up for grabs like you won’t get any reaction from it.. fshrt.. oh and the entire levant and what you call “Palestine” is originally named Syria and belongs to Syria. Hell even the romans that first called that region “Palestine” has called it “Syria palestina” in actuality 😂. روح التهي باللي عامل بلدك و شعبك مسخرة و حل عنا لانو فشرت اذا بنسمحلك يا س*ل
Syria and Palestine are the same, I am Palestinian and Syrian but the food in Syria is the best in the Levant. It's not about the dishes, the reason why the knafeh and maqluba is better in Syria is because the ingredients are from Syria, where Palestine and Lebanon import many foods from Europe.
I know that building we have an apartment close by! I’m crying 😭 but I only put pine nuts and almonds in mine! I wonder what peanuts taste with it that’s a new one for me
Strange they’ve used beef. Only lamb I’m afraid would do for me. In Iraq we also add fried onions fried potatoes and fried peppers besides eggplant to our maqlooba. We make tomato rice instead of plain white rice. But this also looked delicious. Bon appetite wherever you are Mark. If ever you’re in London I’ll invite you Mark to try my maqlooba.
It's not strange, my mom makes it with veal (not just beef, it's specifically veal cubes), and she does it with lamb too. My mom doesn't use white rice though, she uses basmati or egyptian I think, and the spices she adds gives it a yellow colour. She also adds diced carrots and puts shareya rice. It's no different than when she makes mansaf with lamb or chicken, she does both and she is Jordanian. Even the artichoke hearts Mark eats in this video, my mom doesn't put vegetables but rather meat, onions, spices, and pine nuts. It is a variation and we all have our own. One thing I love about watching Iraqi food is that you have similar cuisine but do things very differently. Lebanese people are always trying out new flavour combinations with our foods, Syrians are very traditional and have the best food ingredients in the world, Palestinians have their style, but what I like about Iraqi style is that it is familiar and very different at the same time!
@@CsalbertCs you’re right. It differs from country to country. I dare say it varies from house to house. I just found it strange to use beef because they have beautiful lamb in Syria similar to ours in Iraq. I even found the lamb delicious in Amman and Beirut
Great content Mark, I love the Syria series, and enjoying every bit of it. I was hoping the guide would have provided some historical context to the Maklouba, it is not originally Syrian, although widely cooked in all regions of Syria in various ways. All stories trace maklouba to Palestine and was brought to all neighboring countries back then at the time of Salah Eldein. I have seen a similar dish in Iran and not sure if it has older documentation in the Persian history.
Love the content Mark. A view of Syria different from what the media and news outlets portray.
You mean that he doesn't show what the reality actually is!
I'm with you Mark ❤❤🎉🎉 Good Videos
ALWAYS IS ! 🎉
@@R.M.111 the realityusa and its allies unleashed isis there ?
@@R.M.111 Does this look fake to you?
What a lovely lady. Her house and kitchen are spotless. That food looks delicious.
home chefs are special people, making magic with simple tools and ingredients
Syria and Syrians will always have a special place in my heart.
Thank you❤❤
THIS IS A LOVELY VIDEO, NOT ONLY BECAUSE OF THE FOOD BUT FOR THE HOSPITALITY FROM THIS FAMILY AND LADY DALAL, AN AWESOME COOK AND PERSON. I LOVE ALSO YIN’S LAUGH, SO SPONTANEOUS AND LOUD. THANKS MY FRIEND MARK FOR THIS EXCELLENT VIDEO!!!
A Home-Cooked Syrian meal looks amazing.
Another great video, Mark! Syrian people seem very friendly, and their food and culture look amazing!
The hospitality of this woman reminds me my late dear auntie. Thank u Mark for this and God bless Syria ❤❤❤
your hostess laughter is the image of humility and humanity, thank you mark , we need more laughter less hatred and death, god bless you and your family mark
Awesome experience Mark. Lovely lady and family to share a meal together. The middle east is truly a gem of the culinary world.
Wow! I thought we were done with the Syria vids. This was a nice surprise.😊
The host is completely priceless! Her energy is delightful! Mark and the tour guide conquered again!!
we need more syria videos ❤
grew up in a four flat next to an old lady from syria and her son. she grew her own eggplants out in the yard, and fed me syrian tea and fried eggplant quite frequently. man this is a walk down memory lane for me. thanks as ever Mark!
That lady Dalal is so kind and great cook can't stop laughing her joy and happiness is amazing to see 💜 Blessings 👑
Nice to see you again Dalal🤗 like usual you are the best home shef and your sweet are very famous. Your kindness apreciated Dalal you showed an example of syrian hospitality. Way to go dear ❤Sonia🇨🇦
My favorite Syrian dish and it’s done the perfect way-homemade!! Love itt
I love her laugh as she so calmly moves about her sparkling clean and lovely kitchen. These serene chefs always amaze me. Years of experience!
Love you mark ❤️ and my country more !!🖤🇸🇾
Thanks a lot 🙏
Abundant blessings upon her and for the delicious food served you. Blessings from California
Yummy food and deserts and nice cup of tea. You were looked after well Mark.
Mark - another fantastic one. This lady's one pot meal looks delicious, I would love a plate right now!! Great hospitality. Excellent video.
Yummy ❤❤ love from South Korea
Syrian food is amazing and the people are very hospitable and welcoming. Mark if you have a chance check out Chandelier at old city. Their food is so good. Enjoy some desserts too especially Syrian Ice cream.
Now I'm hungry. 🤤👍
Oh Mark it's an amazing video... I have been watching your videos a long time ago and never thought you will ever come to my lovely tired country so nostalgic ❤ you are welcome
Ms. Dalal is a cool lady of the house. It wouldn't have ever come to my mind a combo of eggplant and beef. There's nothing better than getting invited to a local house and tasting homemade delicacies.
In syria , we cook maqluba with red meat or chicken . I prefer the chicken version
Dear Mark !you're so kind God bless you and your hands God bless the Madam hands for this delicious recipe Sahteen w awafi .good appetite 😋😋⚘🙏
I've been watching your content long time ago and I always hoped you'd visit Syria and see how amazing our country and our people are.. I wish I could've met you but it's okay. I hope you visit us again. ❤😊
Maqluba is one of my favorite Syrian dishes, and I’m glad you had the chance to meet Dalal and her family in their home. A big thank you to them for their hospitality and for sharing this delicious meal, a true reflection of the kindness of my Syrian people.
Absolut fantastisch! Großartiges Video!
I'm coming to Syria soon 🎉🎉🎉
you welcomed 🎉
Me too I miss my family in Damascus
@@Malikeh I come Damascus next month if you want anything I'm ready
you will be so happy after coming to syria ❤❤
Great content, Mark. What a wonderful family. Thanks for taking us along to share this experience with you.
Keep doing your thing Mark. Still #1
I’m from Syria and super happy about your experience. And we need aunti Dalal to open her own TH-cam channel 😆 Lovely !
Love Syrians from an Armenian 🇦🇲❤🇸🇾
Syria love and love
Such a comforting home cooked meal from a lovely lady, everything looked delicious and that pot of food came out onto the plate perfectly 😊 thank you Mark for sharing
❤ lovely family the mom so generous so humble, ❤
Thank you so much Mark for sharing the video! Today I cooked the same dish. It was awesome.
It's like a kind of Syrian Biriani and the yoghurt side dish is the same as raita. It looks lovely. 👍Free Syria from sanctions!
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Sorry but it’s not even close to any of those flavors 😂
@@Eman_jordan Yes I said "a kind of". I was thinking about the concept of a meat and rice dish which exists across the Islamic world rather than the specific flavours of each one. Apart from Spain with its own Islamic past you will not find this concept in the West. I agree though that Biriani does have a unique flavour and is the king of meat and rice dishes.
Really love watching your video Mark
Türkiye and syria brother country🇹🇷🇹🇷🇹🇷🇹🇷🇹🇷🇹🇷
I love my people.Syria is so slept on.. IF YOU HAVE A CHANCE TO EVER PLEASE DO DONT BELIEVE THE NEWS
I never trust the news, they’re saying lots of lies about my country as well. God bless you 🙏🙏🙏
Heheh mark ..u were in mauritius n so quick ur already in syria .. hope u av enjoyed ur day n the food in mauritius... enjoy the food in syria. Bn app. 🎉
Many thanks to Mark, to Dalal and the rest of the family . The best Maqluba مقلوبه ever seen . Sory mother in Palestine,it is better than ours .❤
Highly debatable :) Palestinian maqluba is on another level
no orginal magqluba in syria
another great upload, thank you for sharing Mark 😄💜
تبارك الله عليك حبيبتي ما شاء الله عليك جميل جدا بالصحه والراحه كيشهي❤❤❤
If food ruled the world, everyone would be at peace.
Amazing reactions of Mark.
Thank you for showing the making of the maqluba! I knew what the ingredients were but it's easier to cook something yourself if you can watch someone who really knows what they're doing do it first. I hope Dalal's neck gets better, was a bit worried about the strain she was putting on it when she flipped that heavy pot. Damascus is such a beautiful city, I hope you filmed more there. You could follow one of the many cats with your camera and see where it leads you.
OK I am here in Damascus and I did not know how to cook it! Now I know! I will give it a try!
U carry a tremendous positivity with u and I just wanna thank u for one thing.. if u wanna know for what, just reply please😊
I’m Syrian in USA. You are so lucky to be there. Stay safe!
That looks delicious. I love eggplants. It is also nice to see a woman who is respected and treasured, unlike in Afghanistan, where women are being erased from public life and are not allowed to be videotaped (except for nomadic people living in caves. Apparently, those nomadic women are allowed to be recorded on You Tube.
HOW TRUE!...that Mark is not a fan of sweet tasting things @17:50 he takes a small bite of a dessert that is already small LOL! When I have seen Mark over several vlogs put almost a melon size spicy food all at once into his mouth, no small bites on that because he is a lover of all things spicy. I am that way too. If that food is not spicy, don't put it in front of me LOL! Another fantastic! sit down with fellow food lovers to enjoy time and good food together. Thank you! Mark for all that you do for our viewing pleasures.
Lovely hostess, great meal❤
I made Palestinian Maqluba once and it was truly delicious!!❤
Super Food Bro🍗🍗🍗🥩🥩🥩
Love the content ❤
❤ I love maqluba my chef used to make it in Iraq and it is one of the best dishes in middle east I don't see it in KSA or Dubai I don't know why
Not even in Yemen or Oman
originally Maqluba is Palastinian dish, you should try the original recipe its much delicious
You deserve credit for going to Syria and showing us a country that is being punished by the US and the West for standing against the imperialism of the West, showing the humanity of people who are not our enemies.
Syrian food is delicious ❤❤
Syrian food is one of the most delicious in the region and highly rated in the world.
When it’s possible you have to have the original maqluba as well as Knafeh in 🇵🇸
Maqlubeh and kunafa are SYRIAN dishes even by admittance of top historians. You think now that Syria is going through its roughest period that you can take all of our thousands years of history and culture up for grabs like you won’t get any reaction from it.. fshrt.. oh and the entire levant and what you call “Palestine” is originally named Syria and belongs to Syria. Hell even the romans that first called that region “Palestine” has called it “Syria palestina” in actuality 😂. روح التهي باللي عامل بلدك و شعبك مسخرة و حل عنا لانو فشرت اذا بنسمحلك يا س*ل
Syria and Palestine are the same, I am Palestinian and Syrian but the food in Syria is the best in the Levant. It's not about the dishes, the reason why the knafeh and maqluba is better in Syria is because the ingredients are from Syria, where Palestine and Lebanon import many foods from Europe.
I agree ❤@@CsalbertCs
@@CsalbertCs facts
I never knew Syrians had a life like this!
Yes, a simple and enjoyable life and Every city has a different way of life and way of living but all Syrians are nice and welcoming
Thank u ❤❤❤❤
I know that building we have an apartment close by! I’m crying 😭 but I only put pine nuts and almonds in mine! I wonder what peanuts taste with it that’s a new one for me
One of my favorite when i was in jordan, i miss that food with salad n yoghurt,, yummers
Welcome to syria dear ❤
Amazing and fun woman and sooo good and yamy food to 😋😍🙏🍀♥️
WOW YUMMY 😋 TASTY 🤤 DELICIOUS 😋 GREAT
Need more videos about syria like Lebanon it was about 15 videos probably
واوووووو لذيذه
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Strange they’ve used beef. Only lamb I’m afraid would do for me. In Iraq we also add fried onions fried potatoes and fried peppers besides eggplant to our maqlooba. We make tomato rice instead of plain white rice. But this also looked delicious. Bon appetite wherever you are Mark. If ever you’re in London I’ll invite you Mark to try my maqlooba.
It's not strange, my mom makes it with veal (not just beef, it's specifically veal cubes), and she does it with lamb too. My mom doesn't use white rice though, she uses basmati or egyptian I think, and the spices she adds gives it a yellow colour. She also adds diced carrots and puts shareya rice. It's no different than when she makes mansaf with lamb or chicken, she does both and she is Jordanian. Even the artichoke hearts Mark eats in this video, my mom doesn't put vegetables but rather meat, onions, spices, and pine nuts. It is a variation and we all have our own. One thing I love about watching Iraqi food is that you have similar cuisine but do things very differently. Lebanese people are always trying out new flavour combinations with our foods, Syrians are very traditional and have the best food ingredients in the world, Palestinians have their style, but what I like about Iraqi style is that it is familiar and very different at the same time!
@@CsalbertCs you’re right. It differs from country to country. I dare say it varies from house to house. I just found it strange to use beef because they have beautiful lamb in Syria similar to ours in Iraq. I even found the lamb delicious in Amman and Beirut
سلام من آز ایران ویدیو های شما را تماشا میکنم
I hope you visit jordan again mark,,
Local cusine looks delicious 😋
Damn, I'm hungry now, and I just ate 😩
🎉love❤
ياسلامممم سلم
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وجبة شهية جدا شكرا لكم ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
i wish mark you could visit kurdistan one day
Super
We prefer maqluba with chicken but it is delicious both ways
this woman has a joyous laugh
Great content Mark, I love the Syria series, and enjoying every bit of it.
I was hoping the guide would have provided some historical context to the Maklouba, it is not originally Syrian, although widely cooked in all regions of Syria in various ways. All stories trace maklouba to Palestine and was brought to all neighboring countries back then at the time of Salah Eldein.
I have seen a similar dish in Iran and not sure if it has older documentation in the Persian history.
Not a huge fan of eggplants but when made right they are pretty good
Syrians do eggplant right!
Same I cooked in pakistan. We Love to eat beef and sheep 🐑
Hi hello ❤
Hi 😊 hello 😍
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Aapke sare video acchi hai nice video
I recognize the Girl Guide from a khazakstani youtuber traveler! Forgot his name
Okay that back instrument at 8:57 - 09:15 is new ...^_^
I would invite you over for a meal anytime or day ❤
I first viewer. :)
The Existential MeeMa ! Like the old days in America ! 🎉😂😁✌️
lipton❤❤ sri lanka❤❤❤❤
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wait ..how is he in syria when he just posted videos from Mauritius ? LOL watching that lady cook was basically like meditation ..
This was filmed before Mauritius
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