I'm from the Southern US, I'm mixed... Mexicans don't cook like that, The Black people I knew didn't cook like that, only my WHITE mom did *jeez* I had to learn the Asian way from youtube. I wish my mom had learned lmao
In fact, in North America you SHOULD rinse rice because of the Arsenic ua-cam.com/video/EIM_zjCmQ5Y/v-deo.html Shortly paraphrased, rice in North America normally is grown where before, cotton was grown. Because of that, American rice contains comparatively high contents of Arsenic you rinse away in the sieve.
Yeah I'm British and we use both methods to cook rice and I often boil rice in plenty of water and strain it in a colander (not a sieve!), then let the colander sit on the hot pan so the water can properly drain and evaporate. Then you have perfectly good rice. They also boil rice this way in India quite alot.
So funny watching these guys reaction to this reaction lol. But yeah I’m a Westerner but even I know how to cook rice either RiceCooker Microwave or Pot. I knew before I even met my Chinese Fiancée from the Philippines. I was also eating a lot of rice before I met her because it’s a good source of carbohydrates same like sweet potato & normal potato just add protein lol
@@LUXNOVASTUDIOSMSIA Thank you We just got married. But it’s funny she salts her rice before cooking it in fact my Mum does the same & I’ve picked up the habit. However my Wife she even washes her rice with warm-hot water which she thinks is good for it? I’m like your pre-cooking it 🤦🏽♂️ Hiyah!!
I'm latina, we don't do that to our poor rice and.... the metal spoon thing... my mom is the sweetest but she would turn into the Hulk if I ever did that XD I think British are weird XD Uncle Roger is the best :)
I am Malaysian, I watched all Uncle Roger vids. I subscribed liked and share your video. I am 10 years old and I know how to cook egg fried rice and I dont understand why those Hersha and Jamie dont know how to cook. Haiyaa.......😂
@@stanleyho8009 There are parts of Asia where they cook rice like pasta (ie. Bangladesh). If you search "arsenic in rice" you might find there's reason for why they cook rice like that.
rinsing after boiling rice is weird, but i always drain the rice 2 , i never learned it in another way , but i drain with the pan its cooked in and then put the lid on it , the difference here is that i do not measure how much water i use , i just fill a pan , and add rice in it, until i think that is enough, so most of the time we use 4 times as much water then rice.
Hersha Patel's reputation as a chef is damaged enough. let it pass, people. create other content for youtube. dont ride on with the hype to gain subscribers
I'm Puerto Rican and we make Arroz con Gandules (rice and beans) and if I put water through cooked rice while I'm making arroz con gandules, I'd get a chankleta (shoe) slapped upside my head by both of my parents at the very least!🤣
I have to admit that after seeing maybe twenty of these videos i the past month, I was planning to skip this one. However, this was one of the funniest. The top line was "You cannot be a daughter-in-law!" Keep up the good work. WHo makes fried rice immediately after cooking the rice. Most people use rice cooked the day before.
The only exeption: poorly cooked leftover rice. I currently have some leftover rice from take out that tastes really bad. Will not be making fried rice with that. I'll just cook my own rice and wait until tomorrow
@@xclayso2806 no, that's auntie Helen. He did make a video with Hersha to show that she does know how to make fried rice, because this video was basically BBC giving her a recipe and telling her to follow all the steps as if it was her own.
Hi, I see you guys are new. Nothing much I can do but help to subscribe to your channel. But I have 2 suggestions. 1) the sound of the video they react are too low. 2) like the other comment said, let the reactors react to the video or let them pause and ask question if they don't understand. Not fun if the lady behind the screen explaining everything to them. Wish you guys all the best and a successful future 👍🏼
This is making me think that British professional cooks don't bother to look up a recipe of ethnic food dishes. Seriously, should stick to cooking food that you know how to make in order to avoid getting roasted on youtube.
@@LUXNOVASTUDIOSMSIA BTD videos and I love seeing culture of other countries. I'm from America and want to see how other countries deal with social questions. Like how is the dating culture there? How are the scary movies? Compared to American and other countries how are the social norms? Forgive me if I sound ignorant. But I want to learn about other cultures.
The 4 teens totally missed the true intention of the Producer - of cos Uncle Roger's reaction is a comic relieve, but actually the teens should react and discuss (yes..... like in school), on why Uncle Roger react that way, as even realized that Anuty Hersha is cooking Egg Fried Rice WRONGLY ! - only commendable teen in the video is Amos.
Why not? It will probably taste like Gordon Ramsey's Indonesian fried rice which he put sambal and rendang paste. Nasi lemak main ingredient was the sambal. I'm sure it'll taste good. Even McD came out with Nasi Lemak Burger. Well I'm not gonna try that. BUT I will definitely try the Nasi lemak goreng.
Nasi lemak goreng(nasi lemak fried rice) I'm expecting so nice char* (burn flavor) and the spiciness that kick the nasi lemak into different stage. Well maybe I'm expecting too much 😂😂
A lot of rice in the US has been prewashed. But you only have to drain the rice if you add too much water to it. I used to buy packaged rice but now I like rice in a gunny bag, If you rinse the rice after cooking I think it may reduce the starch in it but then it loses its stickyness which i tend to like.
Amos, you are an Indian, how come you don't know Indians cook rice this way? Shocking! Go back and ask your parents how they cook rice in the old days before the invention of rice cooker. I have seen with my own eyes how Indians cook rice a very long time ago during the days of black and white TV. Anyway I confirmed with a few Indian friends of mine and they say this is correct. They still practiced this in India. Some especially those with diabetes still do it this way to remove the excess starch. And according to my Indian friend, they still cook rice this way in the temples. If you cook rice with excess water and then throw away the water, the rice is loose and not lumped together. She rinse the rice in tap water to remove the stickyness.
She's doing nothing wrong. She knows how to cook and Indians, unlike Europeans, often cook rice this way. And now it's also good reason to follow her (besides the Indian tradition off course) since this is the best way to remove arsenic from your rice. No, washing raw rice is not an alternative. www.scopus.com/record/display.uri?eid=2-s2.0-58149375724&origin=inward&txGid=10007dcff7720076d386d9595c76b086 I'm not sure you realise Nigel isn't making fun of Hersha but rather of you guys. The world is slightly bigger than your backyard and a rice cooker is not a top chef tool. :P
That's not a colander, it's a sieve. Don't use a sieve to drain rice, use a colander, ... the holes are bigger and allow water to drain easier because air can get to the rice. Let the boiled rice sit in the colander over the hot pan you boiled the rice in, so that excess water can drain and evaporate. Also, boiling in lots of water and draining will remove more starch also. It's actually a very easy and effective way to boil rice.
I'm from the UK and some people boil their rice (particularly large, long grain rice and brown rice or wild rice) and some people use the covered pan method (particularly for basmati rice). Rice boiled in an open pan with plenty of water is perfectly fine and good. - you just have to try the rice to make sure it is cooked right, then strain it in a colander and let it sit for 5 minutes on top of the hot pan you cooked it in and let any excess water drain and evaporate. I hear they cook rice this way quite often in India also. There is absolutely nothing wrong with this method.
I've watched several reaction videos abt this. The thing is European don't eat rice on a daily basis like us Asians that's why she doesn't even have a rice cooker. You should watch Jamie Oliver's fried rice video.. Even OMG!! Given that he's a famous chef..
I'm from the US and have never seen any American cook rice like that. However, I have seen British and a few French people cook rice like that. 😂
I'm from the Southern US, I'm mixed... Mexicans don't cook like that, The Black people I knew didn't cook like that, only my WHITE mom did *jeez* I had to learn the Asian way from youtube. I wish my mom had learned lmao
In fact, in North America you SHOULD rinse rice because of the Arsenic ua-cam.com/video/EIM_zjCmQ5Y/v-deo.html
Shortly paraphrased, rice in North America normally is grown where before, cotton was grown. Because of that, American rice contains comparatively high contents of Arsenic you rinse away in the sieve.
@@enysuntra1347 Everyone BUT the Italians rinse rice, but that's BEFORE it's cooked, not during or after!
Yeah I'm British and we use both methods to cook rice and I often boil rice in plenty of water and strain it in a colander (not a sieve!), then let the colander sit on the hot pan so the water can properly drain and evaporate. Then you have perfectly good rice. They also boil rice this way in India quite alot.
uncle roger once said: different culture makes rice differently... only that some culture is wrong 🤣🤣
"Not all people deserve happiness"
European culture is wrong XD
@@nonexistingvoid true-
When they drained the rice I was like what is she doing. Even in my culture we don't do that.
@Godisgood all the time This link leads to a 404.
So funny watching these guys reaction to this reaction lol. But yeah I’m a Westerner but even I know how to cook rice either RiceCooker Microwave or Pot. I knew before I even met my Chinese Fiancée from the Philippines.
I was also eating a lot of rice before I met her because it’s a good source of carbohydrates same like sweet potato & normal potato just add protein lol
That's awesome!
@@LUXNOVASTUDIOSMSIA Thank you We just got married. But it’s funny she salts her rice before cooking it in fact my Mum does the same & I’ve picked up the habit. However my Wife she even washes her rice with warm-hot water which she thinks is good for it? I’m like your pre-cooking it 🤦🏽♂️ Hiyah!!
I'm latina, we don't do that to our poor rice and.... the metal spoon thing... my mom is the sweetest but she would turn into the Hulk if I ever did that XD I think British are weird XD Uncle Roger is the best :)
I am Malaysian, I watched all Uncle Roger vids. I subscribed liked and share your video. I am 10 years old and I know how to cook egg fried rice and I dont understand why those Hersha and Jamie dont know how to cook. Haiyaa.......😂
Lol nasi lemak goreng is the one in craving for and people around tell me nonsense it dont exist. But malaysia already makes it haha
Everyone is forgetting, WHO is cooking the Egg fried rice?? she also is ASIAN not White!!!!!!!!
Yes but she follows the recipe given to her by BBC.
She is second or third generation immigrant asian and didn’t get properly educated by asian parents as you could see. She’s so western
@@stanleyho8009 There are parts of Asia where they cook rice like pasta (ie. Bangladesh). If you search "arsenic in rice" you might find there's reason for why they cook rice like that.
Aunty Hersia is most white brown person. Basically she is culturally very British. Check her other video with uncle Rodger.
rinsing after boiling rice is weird, but i always drain the rice 2 , i never learned it in another way , but i drain with the pan its cooked in and then put the lid on it , the difference here is that i do not measure how much water i use , i just fill a pan , and add rice in it, until i think that is enough, so most of the time we use 4 times as much water then rice.
I get trigger and cracked when this video when viral
I'm from europe and i eat rice maybe twice a month.....usually rizotto(italian way) but t his was hilarious:)
I like the man with black jacket' reaction!!!😂
Person behind the camera: I would like you guys to watch and enjoy
Me: R u sure about that
In other words, "I would like you guys to watch and be tortured 😌".
Wow so kindhearted
Haiya...they never heard about uncle Roger..he's known worldwide especially in Asia n SEA . Children be sensitive n follow him. He's hilarious.
Did the girls didn't realise the rice is over cook?
ill expect good things from this channel. you just have to improve the sound of the video that is being reacted to
Didnt u know. Nigel Ng is Malaysian
Next reaction: Uncle Roger Review UGLIEST DUMPLINGS EVER - featuring @Strictly Dumpling.
ua-cam.com/video/Gbck9FPk0UU/v-deo.html ;-)
Will be in our list of reviews! Thanks mate!
You are most welcome, @@LUXNOVASTUDIOSMSIA! ;-)
YOU SKIPPED THE BEST PART OF THE VIDEO!!!!
Two Muslim women in the video.
The sorry children joke in the beginning!@@sld1776
Ask that indian men did he know to cook rice
Hersha Patel's reputation as a chef is damaged enough. let it pass, people. create other content for youtube. dont ride on with the hype to gain subscribers
im sorry but...what a boring reaction video..the spec guy didnt react so much..those two girls just laughing without giving any comment.
skati mereka la. u bikin video sndiri la buat react..
@@infestedfetus suka hati saya la, hak saya sebagai netizen untuk komen 😌
@@dontdodrugkids2930 sukati sy juga nak bagi komen.
@@infestedfetus kaannn..
@@dontdodrugkids2930 betul
I'm Puerto Rican and we make Arroz con Gandules (rice and beans) and if I put water through cooked rice while I'm making arroz con gandules, I'd get a chankleta (shoe) slapped upside my head by both of my parents at the very least!🤣
I lived in Malaysia in 1985 and ate Nasi Lemak every day! And sateh and lok lok so many times. I miss it!!!
Well it is our best food
👍👍👍👍
Uncle Roger: ''Fuiyoh Erwin knows how to enjoy life, Uncle Roger like this nephew.''
@@cedricthomassiew9513 I like all nieces and nephews of uncle Roger very much (with just a sprinkle of MSG)....
@@tyuuio85 just a question uhmm what’s wrong with your content? In yt
Haha Filipino here, I'm watching Japanese, Chinese, Korean, Filipino reaction about this haha still makes me laugh
I have to admit that after seeing maybe twenty of these videos i the past month, I was planning to skip this one. However, this was one of the funniest. The top line was "You cannot be a daughter-in-law!" Keep up the good work.
WHo makes fried rice immediately after cooking the rice. Most people use rice cooked the day before.
The only exeption: poorly cooked leftover rice.
I currently have some leftover rice from take out that tastes really bad.
Will not be making fried rice with that.
I'll just cook my own rice and wait until tomorrow
Uncle roger just wanted to see tutorial for egg fried rice
Aunty Hersha: Hold my colander
Auntie hersha is uncle roger ex wife
@@xclayso2806 no, that's auntie Helen.
He did make a video with Hersha to show that she does know how to make fried rice, because this video was basically BBC giving her a recipe and telling her to follow all the steps as if it was her own.
Please let them react to Uncle Roger react to Jamie Oliver's and Gordon Ramsay's egg fried rice
Need more informative comment rather than mere laughing..hope can be improved
Pls dont be too mean to the lady though. She was just told to follow the BBC recipe.
1:19" *he got the Chinese slang ahh* "
Watch his stand up comedy video and you will be mesmerized.
Please react to all uncle roger video
Do check out our reactions to Uncle Roger as we have reacted to some and of course will react to more down the road! Thanks for the support! 😄
U cut away the "what is BBC let me see is it something dirty like Big Black.." UNBELIEVABLE!!!
Yeah, I noticed that. That part is one of the best parts of the video lol
And the fact that the background song is CornHub intro like, B R U H
*family friendly video*
its the British Brocasting Corporation.....
@@marizensoul8410 hahahahahaha
You know what I wished: you cut out the BBC joke. That was so funny and it sets the tone. XDD
rice isn't cooked hahahaha! I can imagine her eating her fried rice and she's chewing on something crunchy because it's not cooked properly.
can u guys react to Bangkok vs metro manila or metro manila vs kuala lumpur orr bangkok vs kuala lumpur 😅
React to uncle Roger roasted Jimmy Oliver.
I'm the US, when is everyone going to use a rice cooker? 🤣🤣
saya never going to pay RM40 for Nasi Goreng
I'm Brazilian and people here would have a fit if they saw someone rinsing half cooked rice.
Drain coffee and tea? Coffee and tea we use cloth strainer.Maybe pasta....
Nobody never in any place use colander on rice...thats its a lie! That woman is crazy!
What that woman did to that rice is down right criminal.
Yooo you guys are right us Filipino used ajinomoto too
Great video! I was laughing the whole time. Love from Canada!
Eh hello chinese sir this is a reaction video meaning Luxnova studios wants you to react. Not just sit there and stare.
Now I want you all to react his new vid reacting kays cooking fried rice.. 😂
I feel a bit bad for Auntie Hersha
Hi, I see you guys are new. Nothing much I can do but help to subscribe to your channel. But I have 2 suggestions. 1) the sound of the video they react are too low. 2) like the other comment said, let the reactors react to the video or let them pause and ask question if they don't understand. Not fun if the lady behind the screen explaining everything to them.
Wish you guys all the best and a successful future 👍🏼
I need to see the uncle roger Gordon Ramsay reaction
FAILURE
I like the brown guy he is not a blinking statue :D
Good keep it up
This is making me think that British professional cooks don't bother to look up a recipe of ethnic food dishes. Seriously, should stick to cooking food that you know how to make in order to avoid getting roasted on youtube.
Any new videos soon please? I love your channel so please put out more videos soon.
Coming soon with more contents. If you have any videos for our team to react to please do let us know! Thanks for waiting! 😊
@@LUXNOVASTUDIOSMSIA BTD videos and I love seeing culture of other countries. I'm from America and want to see how other countries deal with social questions. Like how is the dating culture there? How are the scary movies? Compared to American and other countries how are the social norms? Forgive me if I sound ignorant. But I want to learn about other cultures.
As Indonesian myself i don't like when i see someone drain rice also hi to malaysian
Hi indon
they cut off the BBC joke but what do you expect from a local youtube channel skskks ngl i was waiting for that joke.
I'm European and i don't like rice, i like potatoes.
Loved Dini's expressions
Sorang tu takda reaction
I think that indian man don't know what this video mean..
Hahahaha uncle roger > peter chau any day
Proud Malaysian pog.
The 4 teens totally missed the true intention of the Producer - of cos Uncle Roger's reaction is a comic relieve, but actually the teens should react and discuss (yes..... like in school), on why Uncle Roger react that way, as even realized that Anuty Hersha is cooking Egg Fried Rice WRONGLY ! - only commendable teen in the video is Amos.
Auntie Hersha more delicious than MSG
This is a good video.
5:15
Not all Western people make rice that way.
I also can make his voice......react to Jamie and Gordon
Loved this video from England! hahaha
Uncle Rogers is a Malaysian
in my country fried rice is nine dollars
ooff, it's going to be at least 5 dollars cheaper if you make them yourself.
We don't use colander for coffee or tea, we use it to clean vegela...
And drain pasta. Drain your noodles, not rice in colander!!
@@ImFrelled drain your noodles? Oh hell nah, NEVER!
Nasi Lemak goreng? Are you guys serious?
Are you guys sure you wanna have a taste? 🙄😒
Now please excuse me 🤢🤢
Why not? It will probably taste like Gordon Ramsey's Indonesian fried rice which he put sambal and rendang paste. Nasi lemak main ingredient was the sambal. I'm sure it'll taste good. Even McD came out with Nasi Lemak Burger. Well I'm not gonna try that. BUT I will definitely try the Nasi lemak goreng.
Nasi lemak goreng(nasi lemak fried rice) I'm expecting so nice char* (burn flavor) and the spiciness that kick the nasi lemak into different stage. Well maybe I'm expecting too much 😂😂
A lot of rice in the US has been prewashed. But you only have to drain the rice if you add too much water to it. I used to buy packaged rice but now I like rice in a gunny bag, If you rinse the rice after cooking I think it may reduce the starch in it but then it loses its stickyness which i tend to like.
I’ve been making egg fried rice since 8 and I’ve never drained it
Amos, you are an Indian, how come you don't know Indians cook rice this way? Shocking! Go back and ask your parents how they cook rice in the old days before the invention of rice cooker. I have seen with my own eyes how Indians cook rice a very long time ago during the days of black and white TV. Anyway I confirmed with a few Indian friends of mine and they say this is correct. They still practiced this in India. Some especially those with diabetes still do it this way to remove the excess starch. And according to my Indian friend, they still cook rice this way in the temples. If you cook rice with excess water and then throw away the water, the rice is loose and not lumped together. She rinse the rice in tap water to remove the stickyness.
Yeah but they're cooking fried rice. It shouldn't be this wet.
She's doing nothing wrong. She knows how to cook and Indians, unlike Europeans, often cook rice this way. And now it's also good reason to follow her (besides the Indian tradition off course) since this is the best way to remove arsenic from your rice. No, washing raw rice is not an alternative. www.scopus.com/record/display.uri?eid=2-s2.0-58149375724&origin=inward&txGid=10007dcff7720076d386d9595c76b086
I'm not sure you realise Nigel isn't making fun of Hersha but rather of you guys. The world is slightly bigger than your backyard and a rice cooker is not a top chef tool. :P
That's not a colander, it's a sieve. Don't use a sieve to drain rice, use a colander, ... the holes are bigger and allow water to drain easier because air can get to the rice. Let the boiled rice sit in the colander over the hot pan you boiled the rice in, so that excess water can drain and evaporate. Also, boiling in lots of water and draining will remove more starch also. It's actually a very easy and effective way to boil rice.
Drain the boiling rice is one method to reduce stickyness in the rice. It's much easier to make nasi goreng.
I'm from the UK and some people boil their rice (particularly large, long grain rice and brown rice or wild rice) and some people use the covered pan method (particularly for basmati rice). Rice boiled in an open pan with plenty of water is perfectly fine and good. - you just have to try the rice to make sure it is cooked right, then strain it in a colander and let it sit for 5 minutes on top of the hot pan you cooked it in and let any excess water drain and evaporate. I hear they cook rice this way quite often in India also. There is absolutely nothing wrong with this method.
I've watched several reaction videos abt this. The thing is European don't eat rice on a daily basis like us Asians that's why she doesn't even have a rice cooker. You should watch Jamie Oliver's fried rice video.. Even OMG!! Given that he's a famous chef..
She is Indian, but was stuck with the script the BBC gave her