Tribal People Try French Cuisine For The First Time!
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- Опубліковано 10 вер 2024
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Congrats for choosing to present dishes that are the staple of french family cooking instead of more typical high-end restaurant cuisine. Regards from France!
I always prefer the "real people food" of any culture over the fancy stuff. You can’t go wrong with veggies and meat!
It's not ratatouille, ratatouille is vegetables cut into cubes, in the movie ratatouille, they don't cook ratatouille actually but some kind of tian de légumes for fancy restaurant called "Confit Byaldi"
i would not aggre only the boeuf bourguignon (french beef stew) looks homemade, the gratin dauphinois (potato gratin) looks it came out of factory even homemade looks more delicious than this and the ratatouille looks it came out of high-end restaurant lol
@@neartzim4240 there are no French cuisine restaurants in Pakistan. The channel has its own chef who tries his best recreating dishes, of course a lot of the produce and ingredients would differ from France.
@@neartzim4240 it was pot au feu not boeuf bourgugnon i'm pretty sure ;)
As a French woman, it was really interesting seeing them parsing our cuisine with their own references (curry, ghee, spices, serving stew with parota or rice, ...), and it gave me ideas for new fusion food blends ! I also really loved their appreciation, thanks for sharing this wholesome moment of cultural exchange 😊
Yes that's really cool !
As a Frenchman it never once crossed my mind to call Beef Bourguignon a curry even though it makes perfect sense to do so
C'est du pot-au-feu je pense
@@fantasio51420 ce que je me disais aussi, mais n'est ce pas interdit dans les pays Indous de consommer de la vache ? (je suis ignare)
@yoleau131Très ignare 😉
Tant qu'elle est pas sacrée ça passe ^^
Yeah, in culinary terms, curry is pretty a type of stew, and vice versa.
"Westerners put cheese in everything" he says, as me, a westerner, is watching and eating cheese straight off the brick .
I changed my diet a few years ago. Cheese is definitely one of the foods I miss the most.
i only buy cheese if it's on sale for 50% off
the ABCs that made us human: alcohol, bread, and cheese.
@@lunacielo7680 nothing stops you from buying some from time to time
@@Picsou313 What stops me are my beliefs. But thank you.
Merci d'avoir pensé à nous. 😊
Salutations de France. 🔵⚪🔴
merci
tu as même pas remarqué que ce n'était pas de la ratatouille mais une sorte de tian de légumes pour restau de luxe appellé "confit byaldi" après vous êtes pas provençaux donc vous connaissez rien, cuisine française ça veut rien dire de toute façon
@@LePierrackOfficiel une vrai ratatouille cest pas specialement bon.
@@TheNealzarka bien sûr que si avec du riz ou des pommes de terre ya rien de mieux pour accompagner une viande grillée
@@LePierrackOfficiel en soit c'est ok, mais en faire une icône de la gastronomie française j'y crois moyen. Je comprends qu'ils soient partis sur Une version plus élaborée
I remember having lunch in Paris years ago! The food was outstanding! French cuisine is so good! I'm glad they all enjoyed these lovely dishes! Compliments to the chef! Peace and love to all! :)
Whoever is cooking these meals is a real master. I wish they introduced him or her to the viewers. It isn't easy to cook so many different cuisines and cook them all well.
@@Marty4650 i heard in a comment before that he was shown in a kind of q&a video or something different from trying food. Look through their channel and you might find it
@@Marty4650 They did introduce him quite some time ago. When they showed the layout of the house where they do the filming. He was on camera maybe 2 seconds though.
French cuisine is the basis for modern Western cuisine. Not Italian, British, Spanish, or American. French.
@@JGrowl-er9md Except modern western cousine is an amalgam of all of the above plus more. Now, if you would've said it was the basis for Western cuisine in general, I would've agreed with you...but it's changed so much for the modern palate.
Vous avez le mérite de cuisiner au plus près certaines recettes de cuisine Française , c'est tout à votre honneur .Ces recettes de cuisine varient d'une région à l'autre et beaucoup de personnes ( comme moi) revisitent certaines recettes pour les sublimer ! . Félicitations au chef et bravo à toute l'équipe !
fromage jambon
@@sebastianliebmann6014 Une remarque très judicieuse, cher ami
tu as même pas remarqué que ce n'était pas de la ratatouille mais une sorte de tian de légumes pour restau de luxe appellé "confit byaldi" après vous êtes pas provençaux donc vous connaissez rien, cuisine française ça veut rien dire de toute façon
I think there are 4 different recipes for Garbure in the 100kilometer circumference of my home in the 64 near Pau.
Now you see why French cuisine is enjoyed all over the world.
The world food rankings seem to be France in 1st place, Italy in second place and spain in 3rd with greece in 4th.
@@SE-tc3cr Japan, China, India, Morocco, Korea and Vietnam are not bad either.
However, one can distinguish between food (the products) and cuisine (the way you use them).
As for France, our main advantage is regional diversity (I.E. Ratatouille is from Provence, Choucroute is from Alsace etc.) and social diversity (high cuisine comes from nobles cooks trying to earn a living after the Revolution, while traditional food comes mostly from peasants families, and both influenced each others).
I like how they can compare to technical similar recipes from their cooking. Another thing, they eat, think and give their honest opinion. Great people! Regards from France
I love watching Tahir talking about the medicinal and health qualities of foods.
The Tribe has made a awesome discovery that though we come from different cultures we can easily relate in simple pleasures like food❤Peace be with you my brothers from a different mother🙏
Food and music go hand in hand. They both bring people together ❣
Can we have a programme that focusses on the chef and the kitchen please ?
YESSS!!!! I'd love to see and meet the chef. He really does a wonderful job. I bet he loves what he does. Such a passion.
One of my favorite dishes is steak au poivre,beefsteak crusted with black peppercorns and served with the sauce made in the pan from the meat drippings.
They are such true gentlemen. Very appreciative and open towards other cultures. Western food must be so bland for them, but they praise it nevertheless and find the good in it. Precious human beings.
We do eat a lot of cheese in the west.
In olden days, it was the only way to long-term preserve milk
Well done guys for the choice of dish but please next time put some bread on the side, cause the bourguignon beef sauce with baguette it's a game changer. It's like our own chapati or roti, you cant take a curry without same for us
3:40 He is right. French cuisine is almost always served with bread !
Hello from Barcelona, Spain 🇪🇸✨❤
The thing about making a stew is that you can get cheaper cuts of meat and they will become tender due to the long cooking time and wet cooking method.
Serving it with French bread is what is normally done.
The chef is really doing a great job. The ratatouille was simply elegant-lovely presentation. Well done.
Sauf que c'est pas de la ratatouille ! à la limite c'est un tian de légumes . on dirait la version du dessin animé Ratatouille . Ce n'est pas non plus une insulte à la Provence et ça a l'air pas mauvais du tout mais c'est pas de la ratatouille
@@bayamonterenaud8683 You're correct, of course. I've seen the dish called Tian Provençal, Ratatouille Tian, Layered Ratatouille, Ratatouille Casserole, just plain Ratatouille and all manner of 'summer vegetable bake/casseroles'. But we tend to play fast and loose with names-you should see what some people call Goulash.
Overall I think they do a decent job with unfamiliar cuisines. Cheers.
@@bayamonterenaud8683 C'est aussi la version très connue d'un chef. Mais c'est pas la ratatouille traditionnelle.
Oui le plaisir des yeux compte aussi!
Yep but ratatouille is not cooked in an oven . This was a vegetable "tian" that is also delicious...
"OH, IT'S THAT ICONIC DISH FROM THAT RAT MOVIE"
Haha as french its a pleasure to see those reactions, we all have so differents life but the food will gather us one day
Please I was born raised in Grenoble, the place were grattin dauphinois was invented and there's no cheese in it. Potatoes, cream and the secret ingredient, nutmeg, and that's all (with salt of course).
Avec le fromage c'est un gratin de pommes de terre, sans le fromage c'est un gratin dauphinois 😋
Exactement.
Et avec des fillets d' anchois, c'est le "Janssons Frestelse" Suedois!
@@fritsdaalmans5589 Merci pour cette information de partage culinaire, je vais tester ça dès que possible.
This is another awesome episode of TPT thank you.💞🥪☕💞
From France : Let's have a word in these comments to mention it is France' honnor to receive these positive comments from such representatives from arround the world about our cuisine.
Thank you to this channel for this surprising moment when both ends meet.
Undoubtly french cuisine has nothing more or less compared to the diversity of traditional cuisine arround this planet when a the cook is good, the people at your table are kind and the drinks flow with good mood.
Millennium of traditional cuisine didn't wait us french to make people happy.
Maybe we only have the type of cuisine that is most universal both in the basic of our daily meal and in the outstanding representation of some genious chiefs that perfect our gastronomy in top restaurants.
As a traveler, please be sure frenchs also know how to appreciate the world traditional cuisine from east to west and north to south. 👃
Salutations
No doubt that at least 2 people will comment about the thumbnail "OH, IT'S THAT ICONIC DISH FROM THAT RAT MOVIE"
Well, one anyway... ;)
No one calls ratatouille “that one rat movie” lol that’s a classic
😅😅😅😅😅
I like how they notice that even though It's not spicy. It has wonderful flavour.
Je suis française ET OUI J'AIME LE FROMAGE
These people give back us the faith to humanity! Thanks
Sri Rana get well soon.
This is truly a french🍟 moment
never saw a Ratatouille like this before, and i'm french. Maybe well prepared by a chief?
But potatoes Gratin or Ratatouille used to be acompagned with meat, alone is kind of different for try a dish.
C'est un tian plutôt, mais à cause du film, on en voit de plus en plus de ce genre.
The chef consultant Disney hired for the movie Ratatouille did it this way and now everyone does it this way lol
True, because i don’t enjoy the taste of potato gratin. Too bland and rich at the same time.
@@Suedetussy It’s to be enjoyed by people who themselves are both bland and rich lol.
@@rlt9492 😂
That was not Ratatouille! ^^
Close enough I would say tho 😉
Loved their reaction to "cheese" everything.
Also, for the beef stew and the potatoes, some baguette bread to either soak the broth or make a sandwich.
Any local "fermented" dough bread with a crust should do.
Tout à fait d'accord avec toi ! C'est un tian de légumes pour rester dans le vocabulaire provençale
Oui, on dirait un confit biyaldi
It's not ratatouille, ratatouille is vegetables cut into cubes, in the movie ratatouille, they don't cook ratatouille actually but some kind of tian de légumes for fancy restaurant called "Confit Byaldi"
True but the only difference between a tian and a ratatouille is the cutting shape and the ccoking mode (pot vs oven)
Still very close
And a tian is not "high-end stuff", it's a family dish
@@eugspitit's different because in a ratatouille the vegetables blend together much more, it's like a stew with only vegetables in a way, it's not the same as eating sliced vegetables put together
you forgot the baguette with the 'pot au feu' he was right it needed somthing with it
2:13 great intuition, boeuf bourguignon goes well with rice
with everything actually ^^
I am so incredibly happy they like all these dishes. Honestly, they look delicious. Very good choices indeed! Thank you so much!
the first two dishes are very demonstrative of French cuisine, even if prepared with some small subtleties depending on the people
ratatouille I have another memory of this dish but ca fait longtemps que j'en ai pas mangé aussi
great video !
Love y’all channel!! God bless you all!!!
The Ratatouille looked beautiful. I have seen that recipe and it looks like an excellent method. Now I really want to make it. The French will always have bread with meals (Roti was a good suggestion)
Mr Chaundry is the king of facial Expressions ever!!! He doesn't have to mutter a word the
Face says it all!!!😮😮
Gratin Dauphinois with cheddar really ? (yes i'm french)
A mon avis ils n'avaient pas de crème fraîche et ils l'ont fait au beurre clarifié avec du coup du fromage au dessus pour que ça gratine quand même.
Greetings from the emerald isle❤❤🍀🍀🍀🇮🇪🇮🇪🇮🇪
Cheese makes everything better... speaking of which u should try having and exotic cheese episode
Everything from the ultra processed artificial american vegtable oil cheese to the delicious blue mould goat cheeses....
Bœuf bourguignon is a kind of curry ! That is so true
I'm waiting for one of them to flip a plate over and declare that such a flavor is impossible to achieve. 😂
We call the second dish "French meat" here in Russia, and we use beef or pork under the potato slices
Thank you for going for something else than "haute cuisine" and going for more traditional dishes
As I eat a cheese sandwich while watching this, I can confirm that Westerners DO put cheese on everything!
A ratatouille burger is a great idea. A beef burger with a topping of cooked vegetables as a layer that adds flavour and moisture. The Mr. Chaudhary Burger, with oninons, tomato, bell peppers, aburgine and zuchini turned into a thick sauce or condiment. Some garlic, chilies and herbs. That could make for a really good burger.
Pas mal hein ? C'est français.
I would greatly appreciate it if you would give us the recipes for these delicious foods. Thank you.
"Si les français ont d'aussi bons plats à manger, ils ont vraiment de la chance"... et ce n'est qu'un ragoût de bœuf 😁
Merci beaucoup, vous êtes formidables et c'est un plaisir de vous regarder déguster et savourer! Merci je vous adore.
It is rather a "Tian" than a "Ratatouille"
I made Ratatouille once. I want to make it again. It was wonderful.
The catch is, of course, that most traditional French dishes use pork in some form or another...
N'importe quoi
I was really hoping they would serve Escargot.🐌
Or Foie Gras 🤮
love it !!🤩🤪
Maybe you guys should try Ratatouille a french dish too!
The first one is a Burgundy beef, (Bœuf Bourguignon)
The first course? OK, that's about it!
But the second? No, it's not a gratin! A good potato gratin is gratin dauphinois! Here, there's something under the layer of sliced potatoes that looks extremely fishy to me!
And the third one? If it's a ratatouille, I'm the king of Punjab!!!!
Mais les expressions et commentaires des trois dégustateurs sont
But the expressions and comments of the three tasters are extraordinary! Bravo !
next: Belgian foods/dishes/snacks
00:03 la guerre c'est comme le pot au feu, ça se prépare avec amour
Something I always thought about was how people who don't eat pork are missing out on so many delicious dishes.but if that's what they choose it's fine.
Well, when it’s prohibited by your religion, that’s not really a choice…..it’s like a law you would just never break.
Did you forget to turn on the 🎤
More of Tahir giving medical advice.
Now these guys can understand how my skinny ass gained 15 lbs(7kilos) in a month when i moved to France to be with my future wife.
But is it cooked like in France? Ah ah! It’s not the same if it’s not, i'm french and the ratatouille is not like this vegetables cook for a long time and what they have on the plate is almost raw, not good at all! It’s nice to watch you eat our kitchen
Try Bouchée à la Reine
Did you cook French Beef Stew with Red wine ?
Ratatouille revisitée mais elle a l'air vachement bonne ! :)
Love these guys❤
I am waiting to see if they get Steak Tartar, Probably not. Well, back to watching.
Why am I watching Indian (?) Gimli eating french food ?
Where is the tartiflette ?
Love u guys 😊
I hope Rana's leg is doing well!
Where is the onion soup?
I hope this "ratatouille" tastes better than it looks
I am waiting to see if they get steak tartar. Probably not.
Ça n'a aucun sens ce truc, ça dépend beaucoup trop de la qualité des ingrédients et de l'execution des recettes.
I'm a 73-year old 4th generation native Texan with Czech Republic ancestry and that looks exactly like my family's dish that we call beef goulash, a recipe that's been passed down through the generations.
You god damn right. I'm French-Canadian with Russian ancestry and I cook it Hungarian style, with paprika spice and served in a loaf of bread.
Try cassoulet
This Ratatouille looks really weird!!
ratatouille i eat usually don't look this well-dressed
French food is the best
Chaudary was hesitant? That's a first I think.
Please try moist cake next.
Never heard Locky mentioned before. What is that?
Thanks!
Thank you!!❤️
as a french i must scream it at loud once and for all: WE DO NOT USE CHEESE IN POTATO GRATIN !!!!!!!!!!!!
Really? And I thought that melted cheese on top was the defining feature of a gratin... Time to google!
Well, I googled and found numerous examples of French gratin dishes with cheese. For example Gratin Dauphinois.
Marmiton n'est pas d'accord avec toi, ainsi que beaucoup de français qui mettent de l'emmental dans le gratin de pommes de terre. C'est le gratin dauphinois qui ne nécessite pas de fromage.
@@KariKauree Gratin dauphinois does NOT have cheese on it.
who cares it still makes it better
Im hungry now
The first dish is wether a "boeuf bourguignon " or a "daube".
No Steak Tartar, I'm kind of bummed lol.☹️ I wanted to see their faces.
Pakistan bacterial and parasite sanitary standards doesn't allow to eat raw beef meat safely, that's also why you can't make steak tartare with most of american ground beef. And as a French guy I wouldn't eat raw beef coming from supermarkets, only from reputable butchers.
C'était un tian et non une ratatouille !!
wise men...i love watching these chaps ...great energy
Are they aware they ate beef ? like cow ?
c'est quoi ce gratin dauphinois tout pété?
Thats not ratatouille.
pauvres légumes...rassurez moi, ce truc ce n'est pas une ratatouille, hein?