Filming a documentary about INDIAN FOOD in NYC! | Chef Keith Sarasin
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- Опубліковано 25 гру 2022
- Let's take a trip to NYC to film part of a documentary based on my journey with Indian cuisine for the last 10 years!
So honored to spend time interviewing my friends, James Beard Award Winner, Chef Chintan Pandya of Dhamaka and Michelin Star Chef, Vijay Kumar of Semma
Check out the incredible food we ate at Semma! It was outstanding!
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Keith Sarasin is a renowned chef, culinary expert, and cookbook author who has dedicated over a decade to studying the art of Indian cuisine. With a deep passion for the food and culture of the Indian subcontinent, he has honed his skills through extensive research and study, working with top food researchers, chefs, and archaeologists to expand his knowledge and abilities. The result is a unique and highly sought-after dining experience.
Sarasin is the author of four cookbooks that offer a wealth of recipes and tips on topics such as meat cooking and preparation, the art of dehydration, and seasonal recipes using the freshest ingredients from local farmers. In addition to his books, he is currently filming a documentary-style show, "Finding India," which chronicles his personal journey as a chef, from overcoming tragedy to rediscovering his passion for cooking. He is also a highly sought-after keynote speaker at prestigious events.
Chef Keith Sarasin is excited to introduce you to his latest project, Aatma. This one-of-a-kind pop-up restaurant offers a unique tasting experience that showcases the vibrant flavors of the Indian subcontinent using modern cooking techniques and styles. Drawing inspiration from the diverse regions of India, Aatma's tasting menus feature the freshest local ingredients from New England farms. Combining his passion for history, spices, and the Indian subcontinent with the best seasonal ingredients, Chef Keith has created a dining experience like no other. Don't miss the opportunity to taste the delicious and innovative dishes at Aatma.
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I was just watching this chef teach a black chef to cook Dosa and she did an amazing job with it. This dude is pure joy to watch.
Love what you are doing man . Introducing the West to true Indian cuisine and documenting it . I love the fact that you embrace a lot of other dishes of Indian cuisine apart from the cliche.
Ty my friend. I soooo appreciate you being here
I am your biggest fan.... keep on making videos...
Love this! You're amazing, friend!!!!
Glad to see you upload a new video Kieth. 👌👌❤❤❤
Lots more coming.
Great.. serious blog on indian food by any foreigner.
Not just about naan, tikka, dosa and panipuri
Ty my friend
@@chefKeithSarasinLove you man ❤️ looking forward to your india visit .
Wow Ultimate...
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@@chefKeithSarasin cheers buddy
Come to kerala state of india.. U will love it for sure ❤❤
Would love to
Hi keith great job. I love your videos,
When you coming to my country India?
This year for sure inshallah
Visit North East India 7 sister States....we have the bast pork dishes
Absolutely. I want to learn more
@@chefKeithSarasin in North East India 7 sister States we look like Japanese and korean .... everything is defferent in here....make longer food videos about north East India 7 sister States....love from north East India 7 sister States, assam
@@chefKeithSarasin we have 7 State in North East India.... dts y it's called..... north East India 7 sister States....i'm from assam ....,assam is famous for its tea..... you know right...... visit here and experience lots of different foods.... it's all nature in North East India 7 sister States
Fuck I wanna have some Pani puri now
Hahah yessss
@@chefKeithSarasin good Pani puri can be found almost anywhere in India. And everyone has there own Pani puri place. And I recently found mine. It's just *chef's kiss*
Call me crazy, but the only place anyone is going to find India, is in India.
I understand your point but what about so many people who immigrated to America? How do they bring India with them?
@@chefKeithSarasin, like me?
We do the best we can with what we have available to us here. It does not make America into India.
You won't understand until you've spent at least a few months, or better yet, years experiencing India in India.
And when you get there, stay out of the high end restaurants and the international hotel restaurants. Those are simply tailored to western tourists.
Go eat where the lower and lower middle class Indians eat on a daily basis in India.
Emulate these guys. They've already been back to India 3 times in one year. So far.
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