The strange Bulgarian breakfast sandwich called "Princess"
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- Опубліковано 15 жов 2024
- 2 years ago I started this channel with big ideas and with a plan how to eventually develop it, so I can someday use it as my full time job. Obviously this won't happen.
I am posting all remaining videos I have edited and uploaded. This would be it for now. I just don't see a reason to continue uploading on this platform anymore. It clrearly promotes others types of content and favors only commercial things. It was a nice journey.
Slav you some other time I guess.
👵🏻 I'm so sorry to see you go... I've enjoyed your videos very much. 🙏🏻Thanks again for sharing this journey with us!
😉 Greetings to Babushka, I'll miss her a lot! ☮️
Thanks for sharing with us; I've enjoyed your videos and am sorry the platform's algorithm has claimed another content creator. Best of luck wherever you go. PS: In some dialects, these sandwiches are called 'toasties', which I think is a Nordic borrowing, but the 'proper' English for them is an 'open-faced sandwich'. I enjoyed the recipes, and also your humour.
One of the best breakfast you can eat!
That looks so good!
That's sad, but if it doesn't make you happy to make content for this platform, it's better to quit. I will miss your videos, but I wish you and your family (especially Babushka!) all the best. :) Thanks for the recipe!
Yes, we call this one a sandwich too (or a "Toast"). Usually a sandwich is something with two slice of very american type of "bread". :D
This is similar to a Welsh rarebit. Delicious.
Also, in the US, we call dishes prepared like this open faced sandwiches or melts.
That is a sandwich I would definitely have in my kitchen some time. Yummy stuff my dude.
Hey! I think I found your channel on Max Miller’s Tasting History or Adam Ragusea’s channel. This sandwich seems pretty interesting. Apparently, this was named in Communist Bulgaria as a reference to the excavation of the Mogilan burial mound from 1965-66. The original name was “Thracian Princess”, but it was clunky. Thus the shortening of the name.
Thanks for sharing this! I always LOVE background stories.
Sorry to see you go and I hope things go well for you.
😋👍