Mother-Son KNISH Crawl in Hasidic Williamsburg
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- Опубліковано 18 тра 2024
- My son Seth and I took to the streets of Hasidic Williamsburg looking for the best potato knish ever. This was filmed what feels like a lifetime ago and I put it on the back burner. Today I'm sharing this little peek with you all.
Fun video. Seth is very personable. It's wonderful when adult kids spend time with their parents.
It's been a very long road and he's going off to college in September. I am grateful to spend such lovely time with him.
He is a very handsome young man.
Indeed! I have two adult children who are a true delight
Nice to meet you Seth. Your Mom is a very special lady. You’re lucky to have her!
😊 I’m lucky to be his mother
@@FriedaVizelBrooklyn You make me smile, Frieda. I’m happy for you.
Yep. Still all look delicious.
I also love Seth’s enthusiasm for joining you.
Excellent mother and son adventure. So sweet to see your handsome son. He seems like a nice young man 💐
When i was a child, we visited family in NY and got potato knishes at Jones Beach in the 50’s, delicious & a good memory. I saw your son in another video for just a few minutes, but this time he truly was your cohost. Great job Seth! I can see that you are a proud momma, rightfully so. 💙
This is so sweet. Your relationship with your son is adorable. Seth has such a thoughtful way about him. And a good head on his shoulders!
So good to see your son in a video with you!!! A very nice young man!! You are blessed!!!
LOVED this! Your son is lovely. What a nice relationship you have♥
Your son is amazing and I love to see you two interact, you did a wonderful job raising him Frieda!❤
I really enjoyed the video. Your son seems to have a great personality and is enjoyable to watch.
Right now I live in Cuenca Ecuador, but the number one thing on my bucket list is to tour with you in Williamsburg. Thanks for another great video.
I don't get a love of visitors from Ecuador! I'm looking forward to meeting you :)
So sweet to watch this mother and son outing. I hope to have a positive relationship with my son like that. He’s 9 months old. ❤ Your son seems like a very confident young man!
I grew up eating knishes as a kid on 13 Ave. I didn’t realize how much I’d miss them when I moved away for school and then again after starting my family. I try to get some whenever we go home so my daughter will know the glory of a hot crispy knish with mustard. My mouth was watering just watching this one!
great tradition to introduce your daughter to. I’m getting so hungry reading this comment!
Love the interplay with your son. What a lovely lad
He's really a sweetheart.
Your son is delightful.A good son.
"Is that Kasha?"
"No, it's quinoa"
Summarizes modern hasidic Williamsburg
So much love in your community. Fantastic video.
I get comments on my channel and especially on Tiktok that if you go to the Hasidic community you get spit on. It couldn't be further from the truth.
So good to see you and your son on this adventure. Thanks for taking us along.
Love the addition of Seth in the video! Lovely content!
🥰 this was so sweet
Nice to meet you, Seth. What a lovely young man you've brought up, Frieda! I hope he gets to make more guest appearances on your channel
I’m thank you dear!
Mmmm Flaums knishes... I'll have to remember that next time I am in the city!
I loved that video. So nice to see you two spending "mother and son time" together doing such a fun "foodie" adventure!
Great video…I love knishes have and have eaten them forever. I am 76 years old and by far the best knish was my Bubbies, may she rest in peace. The highlight of visiting her in NY, was enjoying her cooking and especially knishes. Recipes were never written down, a little of this, a little of that, and they tasted the same every time. A taste that will never be replicated. Love your content.
Just want to say that you are an amazing person and mother. Your channel it's such a treat
I really enjoyed this video. Everyone seemed nice and friendly. Your son seems comfortable in front of the camera. Love to see more videos like this! Have a blessed day Frieda! 😊
:) It was a really fun day out. It was our first time filming and it was a bit weird to be in front of the camera but we enjoyed it.
So wonderful you have all these delis to visit in your search! ❤🇨🇦 Love the map. I can see us all replaying this video to note down the locations.
You can follow our footsteps and take the knish crawl on your own!
@@FriedaVizelBrooklyn No way, Frieda! My husband and I have decided next time we’re in New York you’re taking us! 😊
Ohmygosh what a lovely young man.
What a nice young man! Much nachas!! Hope you both enjoyed the knishes!
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The second shop. The owner was like I didn’t put my best work today and Frieda Showed up 😂. Loved it. Love the Potatoe knish
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@@FriedaVizelBrooklyn you know it’s true. I could tell the first place had better Knish bc how he acted. lol. The second one was a little embarrassed..
used to love mrs stahl kasha knish when i lived in brooklyn thank you for your great channel
Sounds delicious! One of my favorite parts of your tour was all the culinary delights we got to experience. Green & Ackerman’s Dairy has the most delicious onion rugelach!
I was born in Williamsburgh.... secular Jew. Moved away very young....6 years old. I remember my first friends Shmiel and Yidel Lax. G-d Bless everybody.
It used to be a very diverse Jewish place.
Yona Schimmels knishes next to Katz deli on the lower east side has the best knishes in NY.
Delicious video. So lovely to see you & your son.
You raised a fine young man..... Kudos to you.
Sick editing and good quality video.
I grew up in Brighton Beach Brooklyn. By far the greatest Knishes of all time. The long gone Mrs Stahls.
I Love seeing videos with you and your son. ❤
Love a good knish & you with Seth! ♥️
Love seeing you with Seth❤
Great video, great edits, I watched till the end, and enjoyed it, keep em coming 👍
Love it. Miss having good knishes. I like mushroom knishes. This was very nice with your son.
Ya, no knishes in Israel! 🤯
I LOVE knishes. I make my own and freeze them in big amounts each year. You are so lucky to have so many great eateries to choose from. I live in a community with virtually no ethnic fare, so I make my own. It works out well for me. These bakeries look so nice and clean.
They freeze so well! Great idea to make it yourself in large batches, this is a great food to bake at home. Mmm.
That was a cute mother son tasting trip. I love potato mushroom knishes. Thanks.😊🇮🇱💜
thank you Lauren! I love anything potatoes and anything mushrooms! add in dough… mmm!
This video with your son is so cute
I wish I was with you! 😋. So fun for you and Seth to explore together.
I'm going to try to make knish. Anything wrapped in dough with potato inside is going to be good.
I loved watching the warm and loving relationship you have with your nearly adult son. ( I'm saying nearly adult because he looks like he is college age) I have sons too and we are close yet I know many moms who are not that fortunate.
My mouth is watering for a taste, 😋really enjoyed this taste trip with Seth , and you , do more of these videos 😍
Another great video!! I am drooling!!
Flashback to the fifties where I grew up on 126 Lee Ave. Well done Frieda
This was the absolute best...you guys rock. So so happy I subscribe...
Hi frieda lovely to see you with your son you must get a lot of nachos, lovely to see Williamsberg in the summer kolltov greetings from Jerusalem
Wonderful video, Frieda and Seth. The love and affection you share comes across. I've enjoyed other videos with Seth. It was also enjoyable to hear the man talk about your Purim video and the other nice gentleman who talked about Seth's name. Of course, visits to the delis and restaurants were terrific, too.
Nothing like wording time with a child ❤
This was so fun, a religious fraction culinary dispute contest ❤
It's WAR! 😂
Luv your blogs. My husband grew up in Williamsburg Brooklyn and was so pleased to see this..
He isn't chasidish..his family was one of the last young Israel holdouts. We just got his mom to move from there. I forwarded this to her because she misses her home. Ty. I luv watching you.
I went to Brooklyn Law so I spent the greater part of my waking hours in Brooklyn. I really miss Brooklyn! Great food, so many different foods. So many different cultures to explore. Oh, these knishes look so good!
Thanks for another great video
Thank you so much 🎉❤
This video is Zis!
I have never seen knishes like these! Flaum's looked like the winner to me before you got to the end... yum!
What a wonderful video. Thank you!
Thank you!
Love the video
Wow you and your son make a good team can’t wait for more videos together 🎉
Proud mama - as you should be.
Fun fact, this was filmed a good while ago. It was actually one of my early films. We were having a lot of fun and very new to the camera experience.
@@FriedaVizelBrooklyn I totally think you should do a food rating/comparison of the foods in Williamsburg with location info.... One month it could be pizza, another knishes, another rugelach, etc. I think people would love to get some type of comparison or rating of the food. I'd love to try out good food at one of the places sometime depending on how you rate it.
@@deejaybutch3r Yes, instead of a Michelin Star rating, they get a Frieda Shtern. That way people have alternatives to go to, if the top is full or closed.
Baruch HaShem! Your Seth is such a lovely young man! ❤
Love this video!
Yum that looks good.
Now I want one!😅
How about four different kinds rather?
Such a nice video idea!
Quinoa instead of kasha has me on the floor! The times they are a'changing!
I thought only Chabad would eat quinoa!!
@@meeeka you mean Pesach or regular? Bc we don't hold by quinoa on Pesach but I am seeing it more and more. ☺
Love the video. Potatoe, Kasha, blueberry cheese not at the meat restaurant but maybe at the pizza one. Your son is terrific...I know you must be so proud of him!
Awww thank you he's a really good kind, and he was so eager to help my channel if he could by being a part of it. Right now I'm trying to limit my sugar so all I can think of is how amazing a blueberry cheese version would be!
You’re a great mom. I think he loves you 😂. He does
I think so too 🤓🥰
Lovely to see you both enjoying yourselves, very respectful for your son to wear a kipa, next time a clear loud brocha, ;-)
Ha ha noted!
Love this from the UK x
2003: is this kasha varnishkes?
2023: it’s quinoa.
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EXACTLY 😁😂
I remember eating knish in Toronto in the 90s, and it was like a brown minced beef filling with a liver taste, wrapped in this potato starchy kind of dough
When I had this kind of bready knish for the first time in Jerusalem, it was a bit of a shocker.
UPDATE: I called my mom. She's feeling fine, very excited to see this video. Anyways she said that this was Rabbi Strolli's knish from the venerable Stroli's deli, which I think is now the "Toronto Kosher"
Ha ha, your comment thread is funny. Thanks for all the insider info.
It tasted like liver because it was liver I used to go to Stroli's from school at lunch time twice a week in the mid 60's. The knishes were 10 cents.
@@mrzee4862 TEN CENTS!! Just imagine...
Thank you Ms. Vizel and to your son for a wonderful video. I live in PA. I def need to make more trips Brooklyn.
Come visit, it’s lovely here!
@@FriedaVizelBrooklyn
Thank you, I will soon!
Very Nice as I grew up in Brooklyn in the east flatbush area and how I miss the Jewish Kosher food stores I am now living in Tampa Florida and we have the Chabad Centers here but there is no knish or meal mart type stores but when my friends visit me from Brooklyn they always bring me a Nosh from Brooklyn Be and stay well
They all look really delicious! Great video!
Thank you!! L'chaim :)
As much as I enjoyed watching this fun video. I'm going to have to take issue with the verdict. I don't think it is fair to judge by eating 45 knishes within an hour. Even if the last one was the whole world's favorite, someone who is already 'knished out' won't be able to enjoy it. So thank you for introducing us to all these eateries, but let us all go taste for ourselves. And maybe we'll like all of them equally. Maybe post links to the online info of these stores so it will be easier for us to find them.
There used to be a Mrs. Stahl'sin Brighton Beach, where you could get sweet knishes. Cheese with cherry, blueberry others. It was kind of of like a hot cheesecake, so good!
Sounds divine
OMG last time I saw your son he was shorter even than me! Wow! No knishes in Hawaii - missing some of the food of my people 🤗
You can order from Gabila’a. The “square knish” people! 🩵
In Monroe the Satmar cemetery has 2 sections for the 2 Satmar Rebbeim. I was horrifued until my darling cousin explained to me that people want to be buried near their own Rebbe. Not necessarily politics.
I'm hungry now! Lol
Loved that. Ive never been to New York and the only reason i want to go it to mert uou! And to try the food you feature. Your son is so dear. He was such a beautiful little baby and hes all grown up. My baby is graduating from high school on Wednesday. ❤❤❤
Seth has such a lovely personality! What an enjoyable watch. Thanks Frieda!
I can say crispy is associated with clean oil. More brown doesn’t mean more crisp in frying. Lighter color clean oil. I make my husband fried chicken drumettes clean oil every time is best. I would love to try them all.
Nice video, really good production quality. I'm sitting in cold Sydney and actually felt a little warm seeing the sun in New York 😃🌄
I'm up in Newcastle. I cried tears of blood & wrent my garments when "Katzy's closed. They didn't do Knishes, but they did THE BEST Sausage Rolls.
I’m so sorry but not sorry we shipped the cold off to your side of the globe! We have lovely weather today, no coats
My family lives on Ross. I’m looking to take my mom and son on one of your tours ❤️
Super cute. The map transitions were a very nice touch!
I wonder how many of your You Tube viewers have eaten a knish? Take a poll?
My dad worked at greens 25 plus years ago
You missed the meal mart.... used to love it when I was a child😂😂
Nice to see Shlomi is wearing a yalmuke and you didn't destroy his yiddishkeit.
I spent a lot of time in Manhattan between 1969 and 1980, but the only knishes I had were from food cart. They weren't very good. What you are showing looks a lot better. I have cousins in Brooklyn but I doubt they were aware of the growing Hasidic community and its food.
I think the foodies have yet to discover the Hasidic community's food cultures. Ashkenazi Jewish food has such a bad reputation. But the truth is that Hungarian Hasidim are extremely into cooking and there's an incredibly rich food culture worth checking out.
I am a a Lubavitcher but whichever fleish is cheaper be it Lubavitch,Satmar,Debrecin & ,Breuer's,etc. as long as it is glatt or mehadrin I eat it. My community has the same thing some will eat only Lubavitcher Fleish & then some within in Lubavitch rival factions will not eat from one another & then you have those like me & I am a retired mashgiach so I know they are all the same as long as it is a frum community so I do not play politics & buy whosever is cheaper!! Outside of NY one can get frozen meal mart/Schreiber/Alle packing for way cheaper than any of the others!!! Besides when I was divorced it was easier eating by Belzer or Skverer relatives & not asking any questions :)
I appreciate what you're saying! The politics over whose butcher you go to is absurd.
It's not that simple. Different communities have different demands when it comes to kashrus. If your local rabbi tells you NOT to eat from a different kashrus, there might be good reason for that. The irgun shiurei torah channel has many rabbis in the field explaining this. Some even in english.
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Great street scene video ! All look good but I like Steinberg’s Bakery on Clymer Street for a good knish.
I'll check it out :)
I live in a Jewish neighborhood in Baltimore and a great knish is something wonderful to eat ❤