David, happy to see that you are finally doing different food content than indian food. Havent seen your vids in awhile. Thanks for the great food/travel content.
Yessssss this is my dream as I'm half Lebanese and my family has always cooked Lebanese food so eating it in Lebanon is something that I plan on doing for sure!! I hope you had a wonderful time and of course enjoyed all of the amazing food there!!
My ancestors told me how beautiful the Old Country was. You certainly displayed it! Snow! And the Kibbeh was insane.I know a couple of those renditions. In Louisville, KY 1890 we did the best that we could with the food! Kibbeh made out of ground round steak. Thank you for this video!
I enjoy watching spring water and the cafe, ooh looks so chill and comfy.. good to know you arent experiencing snow as frequent makes this trip are special
I flatten the kibbeh out on my plate and then add salt, cumin, aleppo pepper, and olive oil over the top before going in with some pita. A true delicacy.
David: this was awesome. But one thing: you are reminding me of what's to come weatherwise: winter and snow. Next time you travel in those months always carry boots, jacket, gloves and scarf and a toque. If you wear running shoes, put your feet in plastic bags beforehand so that if the slush and water soak through you feet will stay dry, and carry an extra pair of socks too. Those places you visited are BEAUTIFUL and the scenery is breathtaking. But you AIN'T gonna get me to eat raw meat of any kind: no siree Bob, no way and thank God I don't eat animal meat. Better you than me. Oh, by the way, I love how thin the pita bread is unlike what we get in North America. How about your host/guide eh, handsome guy😊. I am enjoying this series as well because I love the simplicity. 🙏🕊️🇹🇹🇨🇦
I don't think it's corn @6:14 it's al tramuz, or altramuces, it's the seed of the sweet lupine. It's called different things in different countries. Lupino in Italian i believe. It's very high in protein, around 35 to 40% protein in dried form. In Spain it is a tapa, usually together with olives.
My Canadian neighbor said the same haha when he tried it He kept asking me for haha One day he came with the meat asking me to so for his family I refused because u cant use a grocery meat
U know that whatvu see in the video its not the Lebanese cuisine Thats was we call fast food Some food are mezzeh Some are Restaurant food And then u have tabekh mean cooking ( these kind of food are just made at home) Lebanese cuisine is so large for a small country its one of the largest and each ear does the same dish diffrently with their twist Just the grappes leaves we have more than 10 ways to do them
Y Thakur: I hope you realize that there are other people in the world who want to see other countries' foods and culture. David Is not only about food but the history and culture as well.
@@ythakur4654 Thank you. Isn't it nice to see other places that you probably wouldn't get a chance to visit and you are seeing them through David's videos? I just want to be fair to everybody. Don't want anyone getting left out because everyone else and their counties are important too. Look at it this way: there is so much to learn about other peoples' customs and culture. By the way, I am half East Indian on my mother's side so I understand your passion for your country and food. So let's just give everybody else a fair chance to see their country and food and everything else showcased and maybe David would revisit India someday 🕊️🇹🇹🇨🇦
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Thank you for showing the beauty places in Lebanon and for sure their is much more
So proud of being Lebanese 🇱🇧🇱🇧🇱🇧
woho
David, happy to see that you are finally doing different food content than indian food. Havent seen your vids in awhile. Thanks for the great food/travel content.
Excellent episode. Beautiful waterfalls. Beautiful Restaurants. Wonderful people. ❤️🧡💚
Yessssss this is my dream as I'm half Lebanese and my family has always cooked Lebanese food so eating it in Lebanon is something that I plan on doing for sure!! I hope you had a wonderful time and of course enjoyed all of the amazing food there!!
Half lebanese n half...?
@@maryanne7161 Italian...mom is Lebanese and dad is italian...best of both worlds when it comes down to cuisine 😁
Lebanon is just amazing
Wonderfull
Jezzine is beautifull
And also the arak and lebanese wine the best
Jizzine looks absolutely amazing! 😳
Would love to visit one day!
Great video brotha!
My ancestors told me how beautiful the Old Country was. You certainly displayed it! Snow! And the Kibbeh was insane.I know a couple of those renditions. In Louisville, KY 1890 we did the best that we could with the food! Kibbeh made out of ground round steak. Thank you for this video!
I enjoy watching spring water and the cafe, ooh looks so chill and comfy.. good to know you arent experiencing snow as frequent makes this trip are special
Nice change, David! Short n sweet video... Keep it up!
That sounds so good wish I could afford to try it
You don't need to much now in Lebanon because of the economycal Chrisis everything is so cheaper in us $
I flatten the kibbeh out on my plate and then add salt, cumin, aleppo pepper, and olive oil over the top before going in with some pita. A true delicacy.
Daviid !
Nice to meet you mann at our restaurant.
And hope to see you again
Maybe i'll visit Florida 😊
What a remarkable video 😍
Go Lebanon 🇱🇧
David videos just addictive 🔥
Love that you're doing something different. Missed that!
I can't say I'd love that but good going for you thanks for sharing that water from the water fall i would love to taste
Yeah man, that Restaurant lucks really amazing 👍🤗😁Incredible place 👏Thanks for sharing bro ✌😁
Meal in the mountains was Tastefully done.
Amazing broo you should visit tripoli also
Great video! You need to come to Minnesota in the winter!!😁
Thanks for the video 👍 I will visit next trip too Lebanon.
Welcome 🤗🤗
Have a good day. Watching. Full support here 🇵🇭🇰🇼.
This guy take you to the pure Lebanese food
The guide seemed like to be ready to fall asleep during the coffee :) The raw meat was stellar, I would dig that
miro
imiss Lebanon
Lebanon is amazing
imiss Lebanesecoffee
and Arak
Lmao he went SALAM ALEIKOM 2:50
I am 73 now....and my Sitti and Giddi were from dJezzine....came to USA in 1917. I cook like they did, too.
thanks for the video my friend, i have one more place added to my wishlist, now only problem is no money and no time
my best bro David awesome share you are looking really handsome your friend is really niece person lot of love from your bro viki 💙
epic!
Very nice video David 🇱🇧🇺🇸🇱🇧🇺🇸🇱🇧🇺🇸👍👍👍👍👍🍺🍺🍺🍺🍺
Brilliant video
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Awesome 💖
👌 Food 👌 Nature 👌 Wine 👌
Are you still in Lebanon? If so id like to show you around! Im neighboring jezzine and I am from philadelphia
lebanon❤️
Nice one bro💪🏼
I enjoy watching your video 👍
beautiful
David: this was awesome. But one thing: you are reminding me of what's to come weatherwise: winter and snow. Next time you travel in those months always carry boots, jacket, gloves and scarf and a toque. If you wear running shoes, put your feet in plastic bags beforehand so that if the slush and water soak through you feet will stay dry, and carry an extra pair of socks too. Those places you visited are BEAUTIFUL and the scenery is breathtaking. But you AIN'T gonna get me to eat raw meat of any kind: no siree Bob, no way and thank God I don't eat animal meat. Better you than me. Oh, by the way, I love how thin the pita bread is unlike what we get in North America. How about your host/guide eh, handsome guy😊. I am enjoying this series as well because I love the simplicity. 🙏🕊️🇹🇹🇨🇦
Have you tried the shisha or hookah in jezine?😂 or in lebanon in general?
Im from Jezzine❤❤
What is the name of the pink raw meat ?
Beautiful scenery.
Raw meat = Not for me!
Safe Journey!
CHOLULA!!!
Love from india. Kindly visit kashmir which is in north part of india. I will be happy to sponsor you.
gezuar DAVID
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dried apple and red wine bro
I don't think it's corn @6:14 it's al tramuz, or altramuces, it's the seed of the sweet lupine. It's called different things in different countries. Lupino in Italian i believe. It's very high in protein, around 35 to 40% protein in dried form. In Spain it is a tapa, usually together with olives.
innergy111: I didn't think it looked like corn either. It was round in shape.
Kibbe Nayye is made with lamb not beef.
Do you like Georgia🇬🇪🇬🇪🇬🇪
First view
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I respect the culture but I do not think I could attempt to eat raw meat without throwing up
Yeah I'm Lebanese and could never eat this.
trust me it’s really good
@@ألفومية-ح5ك 😂
Try it and you will change your mind...because all the spices they put in the meat, you don't taste the raw meat anymore...it is really delicious.
My Canadian neighbor said the same haha when he tried it
He kept asking me for haha
One day he came with the meat asking me to so for his family I refused because u cant use a grocery meat
I'm sorry but raw any meat I can't risk it my gawd he did it!!!!!
This is not extreme at all in lebanon lol.
Westen food is burger pizza with mayonnaise 🤢
Yeah Lebanese food is way superior
Hey Brother did you get a divorce? Only asking cause I've noticed most of your videos lately you aren't wearing your wedding band.
Don't tweek!
i am from lebanon
thank you for judging my country
np
ڈیوڈ دوست لبنان کے ویڈیو خاص نہیں ھے اپکا گائیڈ غلتط جگوں پر اپکو لے گئے ھے
You will get maximum views if you review indian food its fact honestly
Indian food offers variety taste lot to explore
Because there a billion Indians. Food everywhere is great
@@Deira854 yes agree with you 👍
U know that whatvu see in the video its not the Lebanese cuisine
Thats was we call fast food
Some food are mezzeh
Some are Restaurant food
And then u have tabekh mean cooking ( these kind of food are just made at home)
Lebanese cuisine is so large for a small country its one of the largest and each ear does the same dish diffrently with their twist
Just the grappes leaves we have more than 10 ways to do them
Y Thakur: I hope you realize that there are other people in the world who want to see other countries' foods and culture. David Is not only about food but the history and culture as well.
@@ythakur4654 Thank you. Isn't it nice to see other places that you probably wouldn't get a chance to visit and you are seeing them through David's videos? I just want to be fair to everybody. Don't want anyone getting left out because everyone else and their counties are important too. Look at it this way: there is so much to learn about other peoples' customs and culture. By the way, I am half East Indian on my mother's side so I understand your passion for your country and food. So let's just give everybody else a fair chance to see their country and food and everything else showcased and maybe David would revisit India someday 🕊️🇹🇹🇨🇦
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