Priya Makes Roti Pizza with Cilantro Chutney | From the Test Kitchen | Bon Appétit
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- Опубліковано 7 чер 2024
- Join Priya Krishna in the Bon Appétit Test Kitchen as she makes roti pizza with cilantro chutney. Roti makes for the perfect, charred, crispy pizza crust and cheddar cheese and cilantro chutney take it to the next level.
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Her parents always call during shooting 😂😂😂
Indian parents😅
It’s scripted
@@crosamond It's Mr & Mrs Krishna.
Because Indian parents call like every day...
Mramaaking my parents panic if I don’t call every day so this would definitely be me if I had that job 😂
I love Priya's attitude. She's so fun to watch.
@Hugo Hugenotten lol, wrong priya
@Hugo Hugenotten sauce?
Dr. Phil's creampie lounge Not really, I’ve been listening for 30 seconds now and she said it once, I’ve heard teenagers who can’t talk without saying it as every second word.
Priya's trying to give the pizza team some competition
poxa nenhuma indiana
@high horse Ya that andy guy is super white
@@TheKilroy88 oh man you mean to tell me they got ONE WHOLE guy??????????
@@TheKilroy88 he's Persian , which uh is prettyy white. Mediterranean.
@@marianopesa298 I'm sorry. Are you trying to say Iran is white and Mediterranean?
It's not even funny how accurate this is.
I'll be making rice and daal in the dorm, and suddenly my mom calls to tell me "You're doing it wrong. Bye."
When you're so good at making good food for your family that you have a supernatural sense of when they need your help.
It’s like they just know!
Exactly.
I remember getting roasted by my brothers when I was a kid: "Just go make your cheese roti!"
Hey, don't knock sharp cheddar and roti till you've tried it :/ much less sun-dried tomatoes, pulled lamb, finely chopped shallots and cheddar...!
Priya: *talks about making friends by bringing around the roti pizza*
Also Priya: *"lemme take another slice before i give it out"*
Also Priya: *"please leave me alone w the roti pizza"*
I never related so hard.
last time i was this early, claire still had motivation to temper chocolate
ashley duong haaaaaaaaaaaaaaa
Damn you came early
ashley duong Those Reese's Cups were not meant for hard chocolate anyways! 😂
🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 DED.
soo loooonng ago hun
Am Indian, can confirm: totally normal to have a Roti Lady
I love that! Am Mexican, we have Tortilla and Tamales Lady. We're not Salvadorian but we not have a Pupusa Lady too! I should seek a Roti Lady.
We had one of those in Afghanistan
Lots of cultures have bakers
My grandma was the roti lady in my neighborhood
*Am white, can confirm: totally not normal for us*
Awwww this is so heartwarming! I love the story behind the roti pizza, then the phone call happened. I really can't help but smile.
Every Priya episode should contact her mother or father for support,tips and facts.
Mysterious_ K awe that would be amazing 💕
That's racist
How is that racist?
Racist? That doesn't make any sense.
@@ssigmariecuevas7098 it was a bad joke about Indian customer service / tech support.
Bon Appetit management: We need a 6 episode, 3 hours long series on how to make the best pizza ever.
Priya: *_Hold my beer!_*
Extraordinary Voyage correction; hold her dahi toast hahaha
Correction
Priya: Hold my Roti
@@ramvyas3813 actually, give it back. I need it
hold my chonk
hold my chai
I too have a Roti lady. Except she's a he, and instead of Roti it's weed.
Then it's not a Roti lady. -.-
@@pepperdayjackpac4521 woooosh
😂😂😂😂😂😂
@@pepperdayjackpac4521 how can a joke so obvious fly over your stupid head
LOOOOL
It's interesting how similar these are to tortillas even down to the roti lady. When I was staying in Mexico there was definitely a tortilla lady in town that most people bought their tortillas from.
Hahaha I swear these ladies are universal! In the UK we definitely have our own version of a roti/Indian bread lady as well
Victor W. I think every culture has that. My mom has her empanada lady.
I'm sorry but I had to chuckle a bit when she had her parents on the phone and said "it's like having tech support."
Support for melting cheese for 5 mins on a flat bread.
And they're from India too.
@@recoil53 Well they have the Indian accent, not sure if they were born there but yes, that was the point. Lost on some but it's not as funny if it has to be pointed out why it's funny.
@@recoil53 there it is
Priya's parents are part of the overarching BA universe and lore now
I lost it when her parents facetimed! Such a cute moment
I cried.
On recommendation from a south Asian friend, I walked up to a nondescript suburban house and handed over some money and got a bag of vegetarian (potato and pea) and another of chicken samosas with a small jar of chutney. They were the best I ever had and have judged every samosa since against them.
commatoes why didn't you go back to buy the same samosas
@@labeeb07 Old job. Old city. Fortunately, there is a similar samosa lady whose family opened a stall at the local farmer's market. Not as good but still really damn good.
Do many of your food purchases resemble drug deals? :P
@@recoil53 I live in Canada. I get my marijuana delivered by mail. ;P
There used to be a house in my 'burbs where these mexicans would make tacos out of their kitchen and ran an illegal/underground restaurant.
Best tacos I've ever had to this day.
She's hilarious, nice recipe and the story of her mom figuring out how to make pizza for her kids was very heart warming
Priya always has such a great presence on camera in these videos, and I really enjoy the Indianish cultural cross-pollination of the dishes she shows.
Just a heads up, what Priya is refering to as Roti is aka Chapati. A lot of restaurants sell Tandoori Roti as just "Roti", while what Priya is cooking with is the traditional Roti that many restaurants sell as "Chapati" or "Phulka Roti"/"Fulka Roti"
Manjula calls them Chapati Roti. So good fresh off the pan with ghee.
In the UK I am used to them just being called chapatis. Also, now the restaurant near me called "Roti" makes a little more sense 😹
My kenyan friends call then Chapati as well
I spent some time in Tanzania where it was called Chapati, I've always heard roti in relation to Indian food.
@@GERBZ95 Been living in India for a while now, and here its called Chapati in restaurants, whereas the Tandoori Roti which is made of AP flour aka Maida and cooked in a clay oven is called Roti. However, in households the two terms are used interchangeably.
my life summed up in one dish ( I'm half Italian and half Pakistani)
@Another One not as rare as you/one may think
they both met in Germany over 40 years ago so, they both had their visa and there is/was no green card in Europe
and you seem to be wrong ALWAYS
You are a human roti pizza
Khalid Aziz: my wife is half-Sicilian & half-Indian. I can relate vicariously through her, and many amazing meals at her parents’ house.
Beautiful story!
Is no one gonna talk about how she just casually drinking water from a bowl? Lmao
From a 1 pint container, same type as Chris Morocco's quart container.
time stamp plz lmao
Andy does it too, he mentioned how thats how all the test kitchen staff drink water
Welcome to the kitchen life. This is so common that we don't even notice until somebody else points it out.
"Don't under chutney, don't over chutney"
-Priya, 2019.
(Especially your eyes)...😂🤣🤩
use chutney nuff :]
The rest of the BA test kitchen: we are gonna take 6 episodes to make the best pizza ever
Priya: hold my roti
Priya: on second thought gimme back that roti
😂😂
PRIYA FOREVER!! i bought her cookbook and i cannot wait!!!! What an absolute treasure! As an indian american all of her series makes indian cooking style seem so much more accessible to me, i always thought it was so intricate and complex!! Bless 💗 thanks priya 💗
me: says bye out loud to priya's mom cos she said "bye to all watching" and im not about to be rude
13:12
I love how cute Gaby is.
I love how everyone loves the cuteness of the precious Gaby.
And I really just want to give Chris a big hug right when Gaby took the slice he wanted.
Parents FaceTiming and helping out with a recipe is the type of pure content we need on UA-cam.
Also it’s really cool to hear she’s from Dallas. We have a pretty large Indian population in the surrounding cities. Please ask your parents to invite me to dinner. Please.
Priya: *makes roti pizza*
Claire, Andy, Brad, Chris, Carla, Molly: *am I a joke to you*
13:08 Man talking to Carla realizes he's not invited to the party :(
I'm Indian from the UK and as much as I think some stuff that American Indians say and do is weird, I also know that people like Priya are passionate about holding onto their culture and also it's so interesting to see and learn how they maintain both Indian and American identities through their food which is much harder to do there than in the UK
Don't you love how our national dish is a British/Indian creation though? A mix of both cultures that made something really delicious - a dish that is neither fully British or fully Indian. Brindian, if you like.
@@fiveohfivethree Haha are you talking about chicken tikka masala? I do love that we have that but I'm also basics vegetarian lol
@@yepitsthatguy5278 I am yes! My go to Indian dish is actually just daal and rice (I know it is supposed to be a side dish but I love it so much).
@@fiveohfivethree Haha daal and rice is the ultimate comfort food, I will just have a bowl of that for dinner sometimes. I'm glad that most Brits love Indian food so much but also most of them know only the oily/meaty curries and not the food we actually eat at home, which is fair because for us, all the kinds of vegetables we cook with might be scary for fans of Brindian cuisines. Our home food is always much healthier, cleaner and easier on the palette, I will always love that more than at the restaurants
@@fiveohfivethree Oh you're talking about Chicken Tikka Masala... I was trying to figure out how Fish & Chips is a mix of British/Indian food.
Priya melts my heart she’s just so contagiously upbeat
*Currently sat twiddling my thumbs waiting for Claire’s Pop Rocks vid*
Good start to a weekend , with a dose of priya energy
she says Roti a million times then immediately calls them tortillas 1:33
Well the difference between the two is only the type of flour and the size.
@@dungeonseeker3087 and the name :)
Uhmm, you realized that they are both flatbread right?
Roti is the hindi word to describe it.
It's just that we tend to called them using their natives name instead of translating it to our own languages.
But either way, even though the ingredients might be slightly different, it's still the same thing. Variations, that's what we called them.
The kitchen may have only had tortillas.
There's a pop up that says, "If you don't have Roti, you can use wheat tortillas."
Yessssss. I grew up with naan pizza with coriander chutney, yogurt and hot dogs!
She's so warm and wholesome. Love her videos.
I love the drug-deal style your dad and the lady had set up over a package of roti... I'm just imagining this lady covertly sliding roti thru her mail slot for young Priya. Lmao
Just now, with everything that has surfaced, I realise why all of the Priya-related content is about Indian/indian-related cuisine
Exactly. This always bothered me since Priya literally wrote a cookbook, her and Sohla's talents are wasted here tbh.
Lmao... If it was a white person you guys would whinge about it being cultural appropriation and how only a person of that ethnicity should do their cuisine.
The story behind this made me tear up😍😍😭😭😭 Love love reminded me of my mother who'd do the same thing instead of getting take out. Thank you for sharing!
My favourite moments in these kinda videos is when the entire test kitchen gets together to eat the food that has been made. They seem like such a happy family and it makes me happy in return.
priya: just trying to make friends in the test kitchen
priya: gets chutney in her eye as she mingles
If I see the word pizza, then you know im going to watch the whole thing
Priya's videos are some of my favorites on the channel. The only way, that they could get any better would be if in one video her parents would actually show up to cook together with her *hint hint* '^^
Thank you for sharing your story with us! What a wonderful, sweet, and touching story of a mother who deeply cares for her family! ❤️
I love her parents, they should have them as guests sharing some of their recipes with us.
I love how the test kitchen is just always ready for food.
Her family stories behind her food are always awesome and when her parents call it's so heart warming
Looks delish and simple!
I love Priya! She’s so fun to watch, need more videos please 😊
Add ice cubes while blitzing the chutney it'll maintain its colour for longer
Huge crush on Priya! She is so cute talking to her parents, beautiful smile and always up energy, so cool!
i love the personal connection she has to her meals like no other...
I love making naan pizza. It's cheep, easy and I have it at least once a week.
Me with cilantrophobia reading the title "Priya Makes Roti Pizza with Soap Chutney"
I know right... it looks amazing but I don’t want to taste chemical pizza
This looks so good! I really want to try this!
she's so happy and seems like such a nice person
ANOTHER PRIYA CONTENT, YAY!!!
I always use naan for my homemade pizzas, I’m going to totally try this!
I would LOVE to see more Pria videos. Her recipes are awesome and fairly simple.
This video was so wholesome and good!
I like that Priya’s mom feels the need to sneak off and cook non traditional or new dishes in secret 😂
I love this roti pizza ill definitely try this may be today 😘🤤🤤🤤🤤
Oh my gosh I almost cried during the story about her mom making them roti pizza for the first time. So sweet. Very mom.
Priya you seem so just happy chill all the time and it just makes me feel better when I feel crappy.
I've been making these for years without knowing it was an actual thing
Priya is SO one of my favorite people to see in videos. Her parents are adorable, she has a great personality, and she makes food that I would actually attempt at home. More of her pleeeease!
The receipe is a proof of how creative moms are... I enjoyed watching this.
More priya !! Love her so much !!!
Priya comes across as being a totally lovely person. Her Mother is a stunning looking lady.
Priya is awesome! More videos from her would be great :D
So cute that her mum called her and was so involved! She sounds so cute!
It's incredibly sweet that her mom created this dish for her kids
That Lee Krasner shout-out is everything
Yees nothing better than a roti pizza if you are a india craving for Italian flavors because I am 😋😋😜
Cilantro has a huge presence in the flavor profiles of both so it's a perfect pairing!
@@TorpeAlex yes TorpeAlex we have cilantro chutney etc ... here in India and you use cilantro in different dishes in Italy
Priyas family calling is the best part about her videos, the rest is great too but that wholesomeness is exactly why i adore BA
I love Priya and her parents. Her videos always bring a smile to my face.
LOVE PRIYA AND CHRIS... CAN WE TALK ABOUT HOW CUTE CHRIS WASSS LOL
Chris is the best!!
Toppings on the bottom, clearly a Chicago style roti pizza.
Putting chutney on the bottom wouldn't work, chutney needs to feel fresh and cold, if you cook it in the oven the whole experience would change for the worse.
Not disagreeing, just explaining why chutney (sauce) on the bottom like in New York style wouldn't work.
Gabby is soo cute she's always so excited & grateful!
This is such a sweet video...touched to hear about how this recipe came about.
damn Priya, your chutney distribution is brilliant
Priya doesn't need the others from the team to make a great pizza! Just her mom :)
These make me so happy, especially when Priya’s parents call!
Oh wow, I love the pop up note for Lee Kramer! This is officially my favorite ba video ever even though I've already been making this recipe since I was 6.
Growing up my family had a tamale lady. I was also the one to go to the door to get the bag of them. 😂
Priya is fun to watch, her attitude is so cute! Her parents facetiming was adorable lol!
Priya is quickly becoming my favorite~ thanks for sharing your recipes♡♡
Yay! I love Priya's videos!
The roti lady was actually Priya's grandma, her parents just never told her.
Haha
That hurts 😂
Love the origin story!
Omg Priya making little roti pizzas inspired by the ones her mom made when she was a kid.
I was not ready for how wholesome this video was going to be
what temperature are you using to pre-bake the rotis?
Take a shot every time she says 'roti'
Okay can we have a family night with Priya and her parents cooking?
Watching while having rotia and sabji
I wish my food was that exciting
The cilantro in the eye outtake was classic. Reminded me of the time I got kimchi in my eye because I was so eager to taste my first batch!
Ha!
Nice "Bernie?!" caption there, Editor! :D
I could listen to Priya talk for days.. 😍
priya is always a joy to see on screen!
That was fun to watch!