@@Seattlefan77 Persian is an ethnicity and Iranian is a nationality. There are different ethnicities in Iran, with over half of the population being Persian and speaking the Persian language (Farsi). We have different food and culture from other ethnicities in Iran. At least educate yourself before trying to correct others on the internet buddy
@@BlueSpaceDust All that but ultimately: Persians are Iranians. They weren't wrong. While the various ethnicities have their own cuisine, talking like there isn't a general concept of "Iranian" food is incorrect. Joojeh kebab is Iranian food, not "Persian food". Ahura Mazda only knows which ethnicity made it first and you're not the Lord of Wisdom. All we know is that it's Iranian. Because it comes from Iran. Not Persia. Persia is just what the Greeks called Iran. I wonder why Persians, as one myself, become so offended when called Iranian. Yes, we're both, the reply had no reason to say "you're Iranian." But simultaneously it wasn't a wrong observation.
Everyone needs a friend like you in times like those. I used to go to a church where we had a cooking ministry like that. We would sign up to take turns bringing food if someone was sick or just had a newborn, etc. I did that a couple of times because I love to cook.
is this something that a non church member could do? i have plenty of churches in my area and way too much food. i was making food and bringing it to the homeless shelter near me a few times a month but they requested everyone stop due to the stuff going on with mPOX
@@trishapaytaskitchenfloorYou can totally offer your help in any church activities. Your faith is your business. Have you considered that God may be pulling you into that environment for a reason?
i misheard that she had a baby and she wanted to cook something quick and easy because of extra work and surprised to see her cook 5 days of restaurant food
I don't think it's rare. I just think a lot of us have been taken advantage of, so we'll never meet those who are deserving or if we do the fuel to do this burned to a crisp long ago for some form of initially hidden devil.
I remember one of my partner’s friend’s bringing over split pea soup and vegan sushi for me 2 days after i had given birth. That was one of the most vulnerable moments of my life and her small gesture made me feel a million times better in that moment. I will always have nothing but gratitude and well wishes for Sam❣️
This video is a perfect example of why it’s good to learn how to cook…there’s something about food cooked at home which can’t be beat, this looks so delicious and hearty. 🥘❤️
Agree, but her saying: „something makes homemade food eaten out of a plastic can makes it taste better“ had me left absolutely confused and sad!🤦♀️ Is this really the opinion of young people from the generation ,ordered food‘?!? Is this an American thing?! How can someone honestly say this?!?🥺 For me it’s exactly the opposite: those plastic cans ruines every well cooked food and makes it look cheap and just done in huge amounts for strangers, without any glimpse of a heartbeat…🤷♀️
More people should do this for one another. I had my only child in my 40's, and no one helped my husband and I after he was born. In my early 20's, I had bought SO many people expensive baby shower gifts, but I only wanted a very small baby shower with my very best friends. Gestures like this are what families need. We all need to emulate other cultures by taking care of each other, especially the old and young!
I grew up in a cult, and while that comes with a lot of baggage, care for new moms and widows was huge. All the women would organize meals and take turns cooking for a month or more after a death or new baby. It’s good being out of that community, but there are definitely parts that I miss. I seriously considered going back in after my firstborn.
Instead of saying “we all need a friend like this”, you guys in the comments should be thinking “we should be that friend”… And it’s not even that hard, I would know, I do similar things for people in my life. Be the change you want to see
I'm half Persian(well my dad's mom was born in Baku so she was Azerbaijani but moved to Tehran as a kid so I guess but still) and half American(my late mom was American but her ancestry was a mix of German Scottish Irish Norwegian and Scandinavian) and I grew up eating my dad's Persian food and having lots of Persian friends and big Persian parties and get togethers every weekend from the early 80's to the late 90's..I miss it so much.. The awesome Persian food, the persian party dance music, the dancing and laughter, the scent of fresh Persian food and desserts, playing with my Persian friends.. Such simpler better times.. The sounds of Haydeh or shahram solati or shahram shahpadeh and lots of other Persian music always playing at the houses or parks or in our car or at home.. I can speak farsi but don't have anymore persian friends.. This video brought tears to my sad eyes.. I miss my mom and dad so much... Now I have a five year old daughter and I truly pray to teach her all about Persian culture as she grows up.. She already loves Persian music and food and language... Thank you sincerely for this video..as someone born and raised in the deep south of the USA, being around persian culture was such a great treat and a relief, whenever I could get to it..
Its great that your maintaining your persian culture and passing it onto your child. Maybe contact the persians your family used to hang out with. And try and meet up with them.
What. A. Gift! As a mama of 3, this meal from a friend would be such a nourishing hug in a much needed season. Thank you for doing this for your friend!
That’s soo sweet!! Persian food literally heals the soul! Just had a second kidney transplant and my sweet dad kept bringing me Loobia polo and koobideh kebob! I was in heaven 😊
First of all, this is the best thing to get as a new mom. A home cooked meal made with love. Plus you have two proteins and plenty of fresh roasted veggies. You have me tearing up out of pure joy. You are a gift from God. I love you for this. Thank you for sharing.
@@WeMajorWright Persian are those who speak Persian/Parsi. Iran has Kurdish people who speak Kurdish. There is no country called Kurdi either. And they have Arabs who speak Arabic. And guess what there is no place called Arab or Arabic. But they are Arabs bcz their native tongue is Arabic. Persians are those who speak Parsi in Iran. And they also have Azeri people, those who speak Azeri language. I hope I have enlightened you a tiny bit.
@@WeMajorWright Persian are those who speak Parsi. Iran also has Azari, who speak Azari, Kurdish people who speak Kurdish, Arabs who speak Arabic. And there is not place called Arab or Arabic either. Persian are those whose native tongue is Persian.
It's such a blessing to be that friend. I once cooked and delivered a family dinner every for a few weeks to a sisterfriend who was having some health issues. They were so appreciative!
My man is Afghan and I’ve had the pleasure of of enjoying delicious Afghan food for almost 4 years. His family are gold! We are all very close and I’m so glad to have them in my life. I really love the kabobs they are so yummy! 😊 it’s really satisfying whenever I have lamb and rice with the salad. It’s perfect. And of course that yogurt so yum.
Now this is what genuine friends do look out for one another 😔 I’ve been there for so many people including family but yet I was alone when I had surgery thank God I had my boys younger at the time but they did their best 🙏🏾🙏🏾 that’s when I started on my cutting off list
I have a special place in my heart for all my friends who brought me food while I was sick. That's a wonderful thing a friend can do because homemade food is like medicine for sick people!
This is something we do quite often in the Muslim community, I have 7 kids and sisters have always put together a meal train and cooked for me. I’ve also cooked for some of my sisters after having their babies, Alhamdulillah!
The takeout containers are such a good call because as a new mom you don’t have to stress over returning dishes when you may not remember whose they are. This is also kind and considerate!
What an amazing friend! I’m so grateful my grandmother taught me gestures such as this. She always provided a home cooked meal whenever someone she knew welcomed a baby or lost a loved one. It seems doing such things isn’t very common these days, so it’s very nice to see this video 😊
Not to be THAT guy, but we all (especially yours truly) should strives to be as kind and as considerats as her instead of hoping to have a friend like her. maa sha Allah, He knows what's in our hearts and i pray we get our book by the right hand in the mahsyar caused by little kind gestures like this
I just had my third son in three years three days ago, and when I say nothing has been as helpful or more needed than people bringing me prepared meals I mean it from the depth of my soul
You're a fantastic friend!!! Those first weeks with a newborn can be tiring and chaotic. Something as simple as a ready made meal makes such a difference!!
This looks tasty as fuck, and also amazing of you to think about cooking for your friend. Food is one of the best things you can give someone going through a stressful time for any reason.
You have a golden heart, my dear. Persian food is so underrated. In my opinion, it’s one of the most delicious foods on the planet. If not, the most delicious! I don’t eat, but I can salute your thoughtfulness.
Thank you for doing this for your friend! Postpartum is so tough and everyone focuses on the baby and the mom gets forgotten about, but she needs more than the baby haha especially if she's nursing...i would eat 5 meals a day for the first 3 months at least. It's just so caloric intense and recovering from pregnancy is no joke. Thank you for being a good friend!
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As a Persian who doesn't see our food get represented as much in social media, this makes me super happy. It looks extremely delicious and well-made!!
دقیقااااا!چقدم خوب و دقیق درست کرد
It's Iranian cuisine and other cuisine have copied Iranian cuisine...
@@Seattlefan77 Persian is an ethnicity and Iranian is a nationality. There are different ethnicities in Iran, with over half of the population being Persian and speaking the Persian language (Farsi). We have different food and culture from other ethnicities in Iran. At least educate yourself before trying to correct others on the internet buddy
@@Seattlefan77
all persians are iranian but not all iranians are persians
@@BlueSpaceDust
All that but ultimately: Persians are Iranians. They weren't wrong.
While the various ethnicities have their own cuisine, talking like there isn't a general concept of "Iranian" food is incorrect.
Joojeh kebab is Iranian food, not "Persian food". Ahura Mazda only knows which ethnicity made it first and you're not the Lord of Wisdom.
All we know is that it's Iranian. Because it comes from Iran. Not Persia. Persia is just what the Greeks called Iran. I wonder why Persians, as one myself, become so offended when called Iranian. Yes, we're both, the reply had no reason to say "you're Iranian." But simultaneously it wasn't a wrong observation.
Everyone needs a friend like you in times like those.
I used to go to a church where we had a cooking ministry like that. We would sign up to take turns bringing food if someone was sick or just had a newborn, etc. I did that a couple of times because I love to cook.
That's amazing! An amazing way to show the love of Jesus to people🤗
We have similar traditions with our neighbors here in Turkiye too and seeing you guys also help people in need made me happy for no reason 🥰
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is this something that a non church member could do? i have plenty of churches in my area and way too much food. i was making food and bringing it to the homeless shelter near me a few times a month but they requested everyone stop due to the stuff going on with mPOX
@@trishapaytaskitchenfloorYou can totally offer your help in any church activities. Your faith is your business. Have you considered that God may be pulling you into that environment for a reason?
If someone did this for me, i would bawl crying in their arms 🥹🥹🥹🥹🥹 this is sooo sweet & looks phenomenal 🤤
Unecological with these plastic containers
@@emmaroyanez228 But still looks delicious.
@@emmaroyanez228but it is better than starving
i misheard that she had a baby and she wanted to cook something quick and easy because of extra work and surprised to see her cook 5 days of restaurant food
This level of thoughtfulness is soooo rare!!!
Actually pretty common in Islamic world
@@ParadiseJannah_ pretty common in the Middle Eastern world where some of us are Catholic. It's the region not the religion.
I don't think it's rare. I just think a lot of us have been taken advantage of, so we'll never meet those who are deserving or if we do the fuel to do this burned to a crisp long ago for some form of initially hidden devil.
this is such an incredibly sweet gesture
Allahummabarik
Lemon saffron butter 😮 sounds heavenly
fr seems so flavorful
It is you need to try it
its nasty
I know you're talking about your reflection. get better ❤@@mewlolmelo
@@leonussy8843no way you got triggered by someone saying a dressing taste bad
I remember one of my partner’s friend’s bringing over split pea soup and vegan sushi for me 2 days after i had given birth. That was one of the most vulnerable moments of my life and her small gesture made me feel a million times better in that moment. I will always have nothing but gratitude and well wishes for Sam❣️
As a persian I can tell you that it looks gorgeous, you missed nothing 👏🏻👏🏻❤️
Where can i find a recipe like this? The person in the video didn’t include it :(
@@happyjunki3 If you want I can send you a recipe ! ;) i'll just need you're email pls :)
Iranian
@@dragonplayer4803 you mean As an iranian* ?
You can search about some persian food ,choose on of them and then search about the recipe in TH-cam or Google @@happyjunki3
Super sweet of you to make 2 different proteins in case your friend preferred one over the other. You're a nice person!
This video is a perfect example of why it’s good to learn how to cook…there’s something about food cooked at home which can’t be beat, this looks so delicious and hearty. 🥘❤️
Agree, but her saying:
„something makes homemade food eaten out of a plastic can makes it taste better“ had me left absolutely confused and sad!🤦♀️
Is this really the opinion of young people from the generation ,ordered food‘?!?
Is this an American thing?!
How can someone honestly say this?!?🥺
For me it’s exactly the opposite:
those plastic cans ruines every well cooked food and makes it look cheap and just done in huge amounts for strangers,
without any glimpse of a heartbeat…🤷♀️
More people should do this for one another. I had my only child in my 40's, and no one helped my husband and I after he was born. In my early 20's, I had bought SO many people expensive baby shower gifts, but I only wanted a very small baby shower with my very best friends. Gestures like this are what families need. We all need to emulate other cultures by taking care of each other, especially the old and young!
I was & still am the same way! You're absolutely right! These small gestures mean soo much!❤
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I grew up in a cult, and while that comes with a lot of baggage, care for new moms and widows was huge. All the women would organize meals and take turns cooking for a month or more after a death or new baby. It’s good being out of that community, but there are definitely parts that I miss. I seriously considered going back in after my firstborn.
@@chantelguinn7517 lmao all that extra help was tempting, huh?😂
Damn that’s sad. Sorry ma’am ❤️
Instead of saying “we all need a friend like this”, you guys in the comments should be thinking “we should be that friend”…
And it’s not even that hard, I would know, I do similar things for people in my life.
Be the change you want to see
Thiiiiiiiis. They all want a friend to be like this for them, but won't BE that friend for anyone...
@@quizillafreakYeah, and that's why I don't have a lot of friends anymore. All takers but no givers. 🙄
@@AngelBabeXD absolutely same thing here... So sick of walking the extra mile when they won't even side step for you😭
Thank you! Everyone always wants to receive but they don't think about giving
100%
We all deserve a friend like you💗🤌
First we must be a friend like she is 🫡
True@@Vargas1900
How sweet of you. Good food too
no.
I don't lnow about deserve, but certainly need!
I'm half Persian(well my dad's mom was born in Baku so she was Azerbaijani but moved to Tehran as a kid so I guess but still) and half American(my late mom was American but her ancestry was a mix of German Scottish Irish Norwegian and Scandinavian) and I grew up eating my dad's Persian food and having lots of Persian friends and big Persian parties and get togethers every weekend from the early 80's to the late 90's..I miss it so much.. The awesome Persian food, the persian party dance music, the dancing and laughter, the scent of fresh Persian food and desserts, playing with my Persian friends.. Such simpler better times.. The sounds of Haydeh or shahram solati or shahram shahpadeh and lots of other Persian music always playing at the houses or parks or in our car or at home.. I can speak farsi but don't have anymore persian friends.. This video brought tears to my sad eyes.. I miss my mom and dad so much... Now I have a five year old daughter and I truly pray to teach her all about Persian culture as she grows up.. She already loves Persian music and food and language... Thank you sincerely for this video..as someone born and raised in the deep south of the USA, being around persian culture was such a great treat and a relief, whenever I could get to it..
How did your parents meet? Your dad immigrated to America?
Great Combo Pack🎉
@@zoebasina1804 yes in the USA in 1973...my mom passed away two years ago.. My dad came to the USA right after high school on Tehran.. So in 1967
Its great that your maintaining your persian culture and passing it onto your child.
Its great that your maintaining your persian culture and passing it onto your child. Maybe contact the persians your family used to hang out with. And try and meet up with them.
That food is just love for your friend. So thoughtful showing you care for them. ❤ a blessing on your name
A Blessing on your name too!❤
Your friend is the luckiest person ever 🥺❤️
Right! I am so jealous!
What. A. Gift! As a mama of 3, this meal from a friend would be such a nourishing hug in a much needed season. Thank you for doing this for your friend!
That’s soo sweet!! Persian food literally heals the soul! Just had a second kidney transplant and my sweet dad kept bringing me Loobia polo and koobideh kebob! I was in heaven 😊
Love Persian foooood
Congrats on your kidney transplant. Im on my first.
Your dad is really awesome for doing that 😊
Love the Iranian food ❤
@@mellowillowThank you fellow Warrior!! May you and your kidney have years of beautiful health together!!
@@Persican1 💪🏾🥹😌
That’s a friend that deserves everything ❤
You're a very kind friend!!! This is thoughtful and wholesome
One of the cuisines that deserves way more recognition! SOOOO GOOOOOD!!!
That's so nice. I've cooked for three of my friends that had babies and they were so appreciative. It was one less thing they had to worry about.
First of all, this is the best thing to get as a new mom. A home cooked meal made with love. Plus you have two proteins and plenty of fresh roasted veggies. You have me tearing up out of pure joy. You are a gift from God. I love you for this. Thank you for sharing.
Such a good friend.....the world needs more of you. Jesus bless you
The LOVE you put into this meal ❤ I know your friend is grateful to have you!
I'm Persian and you did absolutely amazing job ❤
🧢🧢🧢Persia doesn't exist.🤷♀️🤷🤷♂️
@@WeMajorWright Persian are those who speak Persian/Parsi. Iran has Kurdish people who speak Kurdish. There is no country called Kurdi either. And they have Arabs who speak Arabic. And guess what there is no place called Arab or Arabic. But they are Arabs bcz their native tongue is Arabic.
Persians are those who speak Parsi in Iran. And they also have Azeri people, those who speak Azeri language.
I hope I have enlightened you a tiny bit.
@@WeMajorWright Persian are those who speak Parsi. Iran also has Azari, who speak Azari, Kurdish people who speak Kurdish, Arabs who speak Arabic. And there is not place called Arab or Arabic either. Persian are those whose native tongue is Persian.
@@alex0315 🧢🧢🧢 Persia doesn't exist anymore. Show it on the map, wait you can't it's Iran.
@@WeMajorWrightDo you know how to read???
That looks amazing!! Everything, the salad, the sauces, the meats!!
Right 😁
All your recipes make me drool. Thanks for your time and effort in showing how it’s made
That is so kind and thoughtful of you!
I wish I can have a friend like you 😊God bless you for been a such a good friend !!
i’m a perisan and it’s so nice to see someone do persian food right love u 🫶🏻
Can you tell me the names of these dishes? I want to search for the recipes, they look very delicious. 😊
@@adinamedrea5303 hii i got u so the names of these dishes are joje kebab or mixed koobideh.
@@mayakalaei Awesome! Thank you!! 🤗
@@adinamedrea5303 no problem!!
@@adinamedrea5303 so sorry but NPPP
It's such a blessing to be that friend. I once cooked and delivered a family dinner every for a few weeks to a sisterfriend who was having some health issues. They were so appreciative!
My man is Afghan and I’ve had the pleasure of of enjoying delicious Afghan food for almost 4 years. His family are gold! We are all very close and I’m so glad to have them in my life. I really love the kabobs they are so yummy! 😊 it’s really satisfying whenever I have lamb and rice with the salad. It’s perfect. And of course that yogurt so yum.
What a kind, thoughtful gesture!
Now this is what genuine friends do look out for one another 😔 I’ve been there for so many people including family but yet I was alone when I had surgery thank God I had my boys younger at the time but they did their best 🙏🏾🙏🏾 that’s when I started on my cutting off list
Such a sweet and thoughtful thing to do, I’m sure you friend appreciated it 💕💕
Im persian and this looks amazing!!
You’re more than a friend. I call people like you family 🤗.
You are an angel 😇. Mamas with littles can use all the community they can get.
What a wonderful friend. I'm sure she was so grateful ❤
😢❤ we all deserve a good friend like you. Mash'allah
We all need a friend like you! Food made with love
What an awesome friend. Looks delicious ❤. Congratulations to your friend on her newborn!!
I have a special place in my heart for all my friends who brought me food while I was sick. That's a wonderful thing a friend can do because homemade food is like medicine for sick people!
You’re such an amazing friend for this ❤
I'm Persian and you did a very good job❤🎉
But she didn’t say anything what she put in the meat. Can you help?
Maa Shaa Allah. May Allah (SWT) bless you you and reward you 🥹❤️❤️❤️
This is something we do quite often in the Muslim community, I have 7 kids and sisters have always put together a meal train and cooked for me. I’ve also cooked for some of my sisters after having their babies, Alhamdulillah!
I think the wording here is a bit off but mashallah I don't know how people have more than 3 and function.
@@bil-v6h it’s definitely hard, but Allah doesn’t put more on us than we can bear.
7 kids is wild wtf
@@valentina-blossom wrangling a whole ass football team fr
The lady in the video is Muslim too. She has a hijab in her profile pic
Persian food is heavenly, your friend is so lucky!
so heart warming to see someone enjoying my country's cuisine❤
Your friend must be really great!
The takeout containers are such a good call because as a new mom you don’t have to stress over returning dishes when you may not remember whose they are. This is also kind and considerate!
Very thoughtful of you☺️
That is the most beautiful, loving meal prep ive ever seen 🥺 Bless you!
As a Persian, it makes me so happy to see this. Our food does not get enough representation. Everything you made looks so perfect and mouthwatering 🤤
That was such a sweet gesture ♥️
Bravo. You did a good job. Everything is exactly a persian recipe.❤
Super thankful for my former coworkers introducing me to Persian food/culture
That’s one lucky friend! 🥲🤤
What an amazing friend! I’m so grateful my grandmother taught me gestures such as this. She always provided a home cooked meal whenever someone she knew welcomed a baby or lost a loved one. It seems doing such things isn’t very common these days, so it’s very nice to see this video 😊
Saffron 😍 I always forget I have it and I want to make rice now lol
My mom didn’t do this once my whole pregnancy or after Lol Love
Your content and the fact you are so genuine!!🫶🏻
Such a great friend 👏💚😊💎
The World without good hearted people like yourself,is utterly hopeless,thank you for being there.
Looks amazing, not only does your friend have a new little bundle of joy but also delicious food made by someone close ❤❤❤
Not to be THAT guy, but we all (especially yours truly) should strives to be as kind and as considerats as her instead of hoping to have a friend like her. maa sha Allah, He knows what's in our hearts and i pray we get our book by the right hand in the mahsyar caused by little kind gestures like this
I just had my third son in three years three days ago, and when I say nothing has been as helpful or more needed than people bringing me prepared meals I mean it from the depth of my soul
🙏♥️
Can you pls write the recipe in the description
You’re such a wonderful friend
Bless your heart it looks so good!! 🥺
You got almost all the pronunciations on point too!! well done!
You're a fantastic friend!!! Those first weeks with a newborn can be tiring and chaotic. Something as simple as a ready made meal makes such a difference!!
Husband can help cook
Persian here! nice job!!
This is beyond thoughtful, and looks absolutely delicious!! You've got talent and heart!
GOD bless you so much 😊❤ I pray for a friend like this 🙏🏽
Be that One ❤
I am subscribed to your channel but where do I find this recipe please?
What if I dont have a single ingredient for this recipe? Would I still be able to make this?
This looks amazing! What a blessing you are to your friend! 💕🤗
This looks tasty as fuck, and also amazing of you to think about cooking for your friend. Food is one of the best things you can give someone going through a stressful time for any reason.
Yummy❤❤ and you’re a kind soul for this gesture.
That was so sweet of you!! I am sure the family loved it! The food looks fantastic.
Food looks so yummy, I wish I had generous friends who cook. What a blessing! Your friend is blessed to have a caring, kind friend like you. 😊❤
I need a friend like you! 👏🏽 Continue being amazing blessings
What a damn nice friend❤❤❤❤ May you be blessed beyond more
You’re a wonderful friend. That meal looks delicious! God bless you
You’re a kind and thoughtful friend 🙌🏾
Bless you ❤ your friend needed this so much! I know from my experience 😢
as someone who just had a baby, that looks amazing!! wish i had friends like that!
Now THIS is how you support new parents ❤ looks so delicious
You're a kind friend that everyone wants
You’re so sweet! 🥹❤ God bless you more!
That's so nice of you. Very thoughtful!😊
Oh my goodness! Your friend is so blessed 😍 that was so sweet of you 🩵
thats so lovely of you ❤ she would have really appreciated your kind gesture
Aweeee! That was so sweet of you and it looks so good!!
You have a golden heart, my dear. Persian food is so underrated. In my opinion, it’s one of the most delicious foods on the planet. If not, the most delicious! I don’t eat, but I can salute your thoughtfulness.
God bless you for doing things like this for your friend! ❤
Thank you for doing this for your friend! Postpartum is so tough and everyone focuses on the baby and the mom gets forgotten about, but she needs more than the baby haha especially if she's nursing...i would eat 5 meals a day for the first 3 months at least. It's just so caloric intense and recovering from pregnancy is no joke. Thank you for being a good friend!
What a great friend you are ..I know she was thankful...
This looks so delicious 🎉🎉
I know your friend truly appreciated it.