Nargie's Mongolian Cuisine: EATING ORGANS (Nutrient Rich Super-foods)

[@ARTGER]

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[@xurshidjonmirxayitov8225]

Братан оке

[@elombard39]

I love that the Mongolians are compassionate regarding the slaughter. It’s important to them that their animals don’t suffer & they also honor and thank the animal. We could learn a thing or two from them.

[@elombard39]

I hear you, snagged toothed. I don’t eat flesh but billions do. Animals who are slaughtered commercially suffer horrendous deaths. As do the dogs in Asian meat markets. The Chinese consumers believe that the more the dogs suffer, the better, more tender the meat. That keeps me up at night. So if even one animal is butchered, in an even remotely humane manner, (like these men practice) I’m all for it.

[@elombard39]

Snaggle Toothed ,, Thank you for the link. I’ve read that pigs are as smart as dogs. I believe it, The first meat I stopped eating was lamb (always refused to eat veal)and then pigs & then beef. I certainly understand. You describe it perfectly. When you look another sentient being in the eye, it’s difficult to eat them. I get it. My daughter lived near an organic pig farm down the Cape. Small, independent, humane. They cared for the pigs but recognized they were ultimately food. Sounds like you & I cannot make that leap🌝 I don’t think humans will ever be vegetarians in any significant numbers but I pray I live to see the day that livestock will be treated with nothing but humane hands. Thanks for writing.🌜

[@szeklergeneral4266]

@Snaggle Toothed hungary not eastern europe

[@szeklergeneral4266]

@Snaggle Toothed not its central

[@m_a_gold]

Snaggle Toothed bro we don’t do that animal abuse shit. Tf, we honor them. Meet is all we have in Mongolia, what are we supposed to do die? Veggies in these parts at these time are so incredibly rare I don’t even know.

[@dsclark1954]

Greetings from Scotland. Great channel. Our national dish is haggis, a delicious blend of heart, lungs and liver with oatmeal and spices cooked in a sheep’s stomach. For some strange reason we can’t export it to the USA. They don’t seem to eat offal. Second favourite in this country, and other parts of the UK is black pudding (blood pudding) . Some countries just don’t know what good food tastes like 😂😂

[@janefonda3749]

I’m from North Caucasus and we have our Haggis too, look same and made similar

[@addiroids]

@@diatomdiatom yeah I read the same thing. I did a semester in Oxford and a weekend in Dublin and we loved haggis!

[@Torag55]

It's because it has sheep lungs in it, which the US fears may have tuberculosis in it. Honestly a dumb reason to ban it since the germ is only spread via breathing in coughed droplets from an infected person or animal, but maybe you could be right that the USA isn't really an offal loving country.

[@Le_Petit_Lapin]

Most amazing part was she done all that cleaning and making sausage, and didn't get a drop of it on her lovely blue outfit!

[@jub8891]

lol yeah

[@veganrabbit]

Wow, good notice

[@cosmicadventure9184]

Hahahha she was carefull

[@chickenlover657]

I noticed the same with all asians, they wear pretty clothes, even stark white and they cook all day without getting a drop on themselves.

[@maiarg2483]

Le Petit Lapin true.amazing

[@fortheloveofzina]

Every time I watch Nargie's videos, I'm in a good mood. He's so chill and friendly, and it's a plus that he is handsome. The people have chubby cheeks because they are healthy and well-fed. In other videos, the men are shown cooking as well and that's awesome. I definitely want to visit Mongolia someday. I have been buying organic dairy, eggs and meat from small farmers, but Mongolian food is a whole other level with the delicious, traditional cooking and lifestyle.

[@drakemace3083]

I'm from the Navajo Nation and we cook and prepare almost all these similar dishes. Awesome!! Delicious.

[@PepsisWarrior]

Love this channel - keep it coming! Been a chef for 34 yrs and what stands out in your culture is the deep respect for hospitality. Everyone is always smiling and laughing and sharing at the table. Kudos!

[@XABIH20294]

The best part of all these to see the husband offered a chunk of meat to his beautiful wife. Sincerity Love Simplicity Hospitality Hard-working All these are there,so how could they be not the most beautiful people? Amazing culture and people,love them.

[@vianaztraguzt]

XABIH ULLAH SAFI that's part of their culture. If u come to Mongolian family, u'll see the head of family will cut the meal with their particular knife and serve his wife, kids and the guest.

[@imthinkingaboutagooduserna8531]

@Snaggle Toothed why are you commenting random bullshit? You must be a lonely individual.

[@pattywangu2650]

The sharing and eating together beautiful.

[@rayyanali4471]

Mongolians sound like the most chill folks when they speak.

[@Rugged-Mongol]

Cause we are bro

[@БакытМукашев]

Rayyan Ali

[@raskolnjikov1]

No, this guy is just high all the time.

[@RadenWA]

Who knew these chill people once ruthlessly conquered 1/3 of the world

[@oRealAlieNo]

Ghengis khan is laid back.

[@jhumspogi3945]

o my god.,when will i visit this country..since elementary school,after i learned about genghis khan in history books.i always dream that someday i will visit mongolia and look it on my self..genghis khan is my number one hero for all the country invaders..i was amazed on his skills in military and wars..i hope my work will lead me to this monholian country..

[@herbertgilmore3428]

Wow! So interesting to see. We Native Americans (Dineh/Navajo) have similiar preparations of mutton as with the Mongolian people. Would be an honor to host one in the near future here at our Homeland.

[@MsSsplendid]

I believe we Mongols and Indians(the native Americans) have a lot in common.

[@sulemanhassanali]

One thing I like the most is Mongolian people respect food specially meat! They don't waste any part of it.

[@paniskano2422]

All asian countries don't waste any meat

[@mr.random369]

Lol..ya.. absolutely..

[@lane8a]

same with Mexicans.

[@raidalanazi3841]

Монголыг үзэн яддаг

[@raidalanazi3841]

I hate Mongolia

[@r-drenelson6276]

Much love from Navajo Nation (USA)...u just gotta love mutton organs...jus different preparation and cooking!!!

[@ЮрийБрусов-д3к]

Спасибо за хороший материал это блюдо ел в1976 в Арвай Хэрэ Монголию люблю чем Европу за её прикрасную дикость и очень хороших людей 👍👍 👍👏👏👏

[@ivansnegireff2919]

Wow born 1975

[@wolftotem4343]

Юрий Брусов....а что вы 1976 делали в Монголии.....Служили?????

[@tugsuufre]

Attention! Here is the answer to those who question about health and imbalance of Mongolian cuisine. Those herds are of semi-wild special breed which does not need much care from herders. They eat best choosing what is best for them by themselves, and nomadic people takes all necessary vitamins and nutrition via their meat /Sanitary cleaning is done in natural way as diseased ones get eaten by wolves or die in conditions something like just as in the wild/. That is how we Mongolians get vitamins indirectly from meat while there is so less vegetable available for us. If, like in western cultures, they start requiring herders to inject stocks with vaccines, I wont eat it at all, especially those blood sausages because I know vaccines could be more dangerous than having minor level bacteria. Being organically grown in the nature is what makes these sheep and cows, also their meat so tasty and healthy. That is why nomadic herders now fight strong against mining industry just to keep their pasture lands in intact healthy condition. Also it is completely different to those animals in barnyards who fed with GMO nutrients and started to mutate into GMO. Look at Americans, they eat overly fed GMO chicken, and now they themselves has started to take those effects indirectly and become obese. Mongolians are now acting as a last standing nomadic culture in the world. So many historic moments deployed by this breed of people has changed the whole human history many times. Yet these nomadic people are only remnants of that culture. So watchers please don't worry about hygiene of the food, just count yourselves lucky to have enjoyed watching this video. Thank you

[@mylifeportrait4640]

Veganism and vegeterianism seem to be extremely irrelevant in Mongolia!

[@Yaah12345]

ts tugs save life animal it's not food that's why respect to nature if you not understand that then God give punishment

[@dont_talk2me]

@@Yaah12345 chutiye.. mongolia mai its food so respect their culture,.

[@vh2337]

Obesity seems not only relevant to Americans, the people in the video also seem quite large.

[@cicisudy5903]

i respect your culture very much so i have no problems whatsoever..

[@mailenesoyster9763]

These videos are wonderful. The families are so generous with their time and energy to make these amazing dishes.

[@truamerican1405]

I'm Native American Navajo and Yesss that's the best dish in the world 🙏

[@lane8a]

Does it come with a high horse?

[@lane8a]

Saying the most barbaric way is the best. is like saying a flip phone is better than a smart phone. We were put on earth to excel. cooking in a kitchen with proper and innovative tools can enhance flavor etc. but you will say cooking with rocks is superior because of your hipster mentality.

[@Mogen562]

why would a native American Navajo have that hideous profile pic?🤔

[@truamerican1405]

@@Mogen562 hahaha cause I'm a true American what are u chinese Russian Mexican haha let me know fake KILLER hahaha ur funny profile name 😂😂😂😂

[@Mogen562]

@@truamerican1405 ??? be sure to take your meds whitey.. go back to europe!

[@johnpick8336]

Thank you Nargie for sharing and showing us your world in Mongolia !

[@makaihime]

As a vegetarian, I really appreciate cultures with these types of animal values. Raised in good conditions, all parts of the animal is used and not wasted, quick and humane slaughters, and an appreciation for the animal they are eating.

[@usamakhan7856]

What is quick and humane about strangling an animal to death?

[@levi-ly5vg]

@@usamakhan7856 maybe the part where they dont have to live through chattel slavery in dirty cramped indoor farms, raped abused and fed unnatural food and antibiotics and a million other medications for illnesses caused by the methods of animal agriculture. Being fed hormones and raised in unsafe and abusive conditions to being shipped off to a slaughter house where they stun/shoot them in the head or put them through gas chambers then passes along an assembly line of butchering without checking if they are actually dead. Pretty sure you have no idea what the animals you eat have to go through to get to your plate. And thats my TeDtalk.

[@re-mo3jq]

As a kid I hated the idea of having to kill the cute sheep I saw (I’m mongolian and I lived in the country side for a while) and this comment makes me feel so much better thank u

[@usamakhan7856]

@Aman Rishi do you even science bro?

[@khishigdelgerdulamdorj2216]

Proud to be Mongolian, Long live the Mongols. Thank greatly to ARTGER

[@fredyzepam]

Hi, what did he snorted when arrived? Bless you!

[@anandkhurdjangar3471]

@@fredyzepam snuff tobacco

[@PolyGang42]

In my culture we do the same with the pigs organs, we clean it & then season it with Salt and pepper put lots of onions and we cook it together with the pigs blood in what we call a “Umu”(Earth oven) its so good & healthy. Oh I’m Samoan from the island of American Samoa in the South Pacific.

[@aliemami6063]

Love from South Azerbaijan, as a turkic person who raised in a more or less similar environment, I found a lot of similarities in almost all aspects of their lives with Azeri Turks living in my region, their hospitality, greetings, food, and even the way that clean the animal and seperate the organs haven’t been changed during past hundred years that our ancestors left centeral Asia. Love to see more videos from my Mongolian brothers🙏.

[@intershaheer4186]

Ali Emami So you are Iranian Azeri?

[@ErkanZH]

Yeah south azeris are from north iran

[@УмидаУмида-р7ю]

Свой предки нащол

[@Emerald1dx3]

This is the first time I have ever seen Mongolian food or people. It has been an incredible experience. The food looks incredible and the people are amazing. Thank you for doing these videos.

[@provse6575]

Привет Монголию из Кыргызстана !!!Самый Крутой Канал про Монголию☝🏻👉😍👨‍🍳👈

[@game-dx7or]

Salamaleikum.Мы все кочевники.Монголы,Казахи,Киргизи итд

[@ggolinos]

We eat almost the same foods. We also slaughter sheep the same way, but we don't use the blood. My children take part at these procedures in the family and they are ok with it. It is the natural way. A lot of respect and greetings to all the lovely people of Mongolia from Greece!

[@MNHMR]

Looks good nargie... im a navajo from arizona, and we prepare sheep and goat organs similiar... i am hungry now!

[@lostinaveyron2279]

Thanks for bringing Mongolian culture to the world 😁

[@erdenesaikhansaindoo6558]

Маргааш өглөө нь будаа хийсэн шөлөндөө гүзээ, бөөр зүрх уушгаа хэрчиж хийж идээд, элэг сэмжээ ороож шараад идэж байх ч бас л сайхан шүү.

[@bathishigurjih2633]

hhhhg yag yag

[@khongoroobatmunkh1884]

Saihan tataad buuz huushuur 😋

[@Nyamaa1104]

янзын янзын

[@АлександрЕфимов-я5ч]

Тенгри

[@mahdiehfattahi6691]

it's incredible to see how these people are so friendly& welcoming. hard work sir...hope you the best. with all respect from Iran.

[@whirlwindsolitary8211]

That organ foods contains full of nutrition vitamins minerals and energy. Just in Mongolian sheep. Mongolian sheeps live like a wild animals pure natural blessings

[@jeil5676]

I am from Canada and I would love to try this meal. What a nice hospitable family too.

[@dimadimov8246]

Респект,колоритно и вкусно,всем здоровья и благ!!!!

[@ahhmrbond]

the soup is my favourite......i prefer the sausage and intestines grills over coals after boiling .....its amazing with a little chilli and salt...

[@alperbeg]

We Turkic people eat these soup too.These soup are the best soup with spices, salt and vinegar. We have same culture . Big Love To Mongolia from East Turkestan. Healthy Long live to All Altaic people.

[@ARTGER]

UYGHUR HISTORY GREAT TURKIC, nice! Thank you! Big respect for you guys too!

[@Serkanbah]

Tengri biz menen,hail to Altaic brothers from Turkey.

[@elijahlongbow9895]

East Turkestan? You mean China.

[@alperbeg]

Elijah Zhang If u research East Turkestan , U can find where is there wo de xiongdi 😉

[@elijahlongbow9895]

How about you give Constantinople and Anatolia back to Greece?

[@ЧакдрОйрат]

Очень вкусный дотур, Братья Монголы привет вам от Калмык-ойратов

[@j.dpowerman5031]

Привет

[@shaxruzmamarazakov8655]

Там всё они едят даже баранина мошонку и саму член

[@enkhbayr4644]

Чадр привет брат!Мы кровные братья!

[@_tv_2556]

@@shaxruzmamarazakov8655 ты кушал что-ли там? Угощали?)))

[@Асхыч]

Казахи калмаки оираты монголы братья по крови, к сожалению нас разделили политики, религия и язык

[@MiguelRamirez-zb7jp]

I dont have to fly to Mongolia just watching your videos makes me feel as if I were in such a beautiful country but regarding the food I wish I could try all the dishes shown.

[@hansbekker6610]

Потомки Чингиз-хана!!! Кочевники! Люблю смотреть ваш канал! КЛАССНО!

[@УмидаУмида-р7ю]

@@temuujintemuujin1216 ты казак лох

[@bulak999]

Прекрасный канал о культуре кочевого народа! Много нового узнала о Монгольском народе! 👍❤😁🌲☘🍃

[@j.dpowerman5031]

👍❤

[@kangedai2704]

Purely organic.. That's great 👍

[@rastech]

Good thing to watch they are respecting and eating every part of animals. Good to see that.

[@diane9247]

I enjoy every single one of Nargie's productions. He's such a gem! Personally, I don't require the level of energy that organ meats might provide, so I will leave my portions to all of you. Except for chicken or venison liver fried with onions and bacon. Other than that, the rest is yours! 😋 Lest you think I'm just a squeamish old lady, I have eaten mountain oysters (bull testicles) and thought they were delicious. Sliced, breaded and fried. 🐮😄

[@234vadim234]

Thank You! You made Mongolia famous !

[@rupertrozells5816]

Very interesting documentary. No wonder the Mongolians were such fearsome warriors all over the Steppes, their diet is different, but nothing is left to waste. I bet it must be really nourishing & yummy. Have to try it one day, maybe I will visit Ullan Bator in the near future.

[@onywijaya2473]

Kebudayaan adat istiadat mongolia keren sekali..... Salam dari Indonesia😘😘😘

[@oyutulga4160]

Ийм монгол контент яалт ч үгүй хэрэгтэй байгаа юм. Баярлалаа. Гэхдээ болж өгвөл 10минут дотор оруулах хэрэгтэй байна. Тэгэхгүй бол жаахан урт учираас залхаах талтай байна. Болохгүй бол хэсэг хэсгээр хуваасан ч болох юм.

[@asgglass2709]

Bloody hell. Barbaric, nomadic, brutal and the master chef is a lady with a precision mind. The preparation takes ages and the skills involved is immense, like a japanese tapanyaki chef's preparation. Would put all those fine dining restaurant in tears. My, what a show. Thank you Nargie and the lady master chef.

[@SoftOneS]

Hello from East Java, Indonesia. Every time, I watching your videos made me hungry. In here, we also eat organ but cooked with rich spices and coconut milk.

[@chickenlover657]

I read this while eating an Indonesian dish.

[@narukaadsur]

Thank you so much for making and sharing those amazing videos about Mongolian culture and tradition. This is awesome! Keep going!

[@ggcpres]

This channel is awesome, love from the USA

[@maiarg2483]

What i love most in all these vids is that they butcher so cleanly. Unlike many..u dont see blood so much and they do blow torch or singe like we do in the cordilleras. This is clean and gives more confidence in it overall.

[@jhuztein1125]

Never realized sheep stomachs are that huge! Really skillful butchering, really clean cuts even though I suspected blood splattering everywhere lol

[@rahul_akumar]

People from PETA must be enjoying this show.

[@sayandas271]

we got a vegan here

[@thomasvonaspen7463]

@JMCMaster596 Master the difference is huge in western metropolitan areas and Mongolia. In all cities big amounts of food are needed and therefore a meat industry must be..

[@johnjohnson3709]

This makes me dislike PETA even more. They would not get it!

[@jackbailey3391]

i love how the mongols use every part of the animal.

[@sagaryln]

when it comes to sheep or goat, even people from india use every part of the animal. however same is not true for chicken and fish.

[@toddmoore112]

@@sagaryln Indians don't . They are not hard core meat eaters like us .

[@vinjamuribrahmachary6605]

Yes, but we consume everything and there will be no waste same like Mongols

[@ujp2394]

@@irmuun1284 didn't know Mongolians does farming.

[@bilguunbilguun5263]

@@ujp2394 it's not usually used for farming but we often use it as a fuel for the chimney its aroma is good and the fuel lasts quite a while

[@trieunguyen5897]

i always respected the Mongolian culture, finally a channel that explored it

[@janellek21]

I live in the southern USA and I love chitlins (pig intestines), and I wish I had the chance to try sheep organs when I was in Mongolia!

[@nurik7211]

Да реально. Это вообще вкусный суп а деликатес вообще суппер. Молодцы.

[@temuujintemuujin1216]

Нутагаа санаж байнаа...!!! Очиж байгаад нэг сайхан таван цулын шөл ууна даа ..!!!

[@GODBLESS04]

Тарбарааак

[@7shorts705]

Temuujin Temuujin wt man gave him to Snort ?

[@delgerbaterdenebat794]

Nutagtaa haria yu Temuujeen?

[@tataro-buryat]

Чи хэмшэ?монгол,али хальмг?

[@temuujintemuujin1216]

@@delgerbaterdenebat794 МОНГОЛДОО ИРЭЭД САЙХАН ТАВАН ЦУЛЫНХАА ШӨЛИЙГ УУСАН ШҮҮ...

[@SEHEN-IST-LERNEN]

Mongolian people are the Best.

[@greenrhapsody9286]

Great culture, great family, great people, great show 👏👏

[@WZRDr]

this is why they were the best nomads, the skill and knowledge to utilize every part of nature is amazing.

[@sambitrath3534]

3.54 He Nargie. I started watching your videos since last 3 days. They are amazing. I have watched almost 50% of all your videos. It is amazing. The camera work. The presentation. Just one suggestion as a fan and regular viewer. Please remove the grim music that starts at 3.54 mins. It makes my stomach turn and makes me uncomfortable. Please remove it. Thanks for all your hardwork. Will look forward to more videos. Thanks again.

[@Proud_Kuffar]

Mongolia is heaven for meat Lovers.

[@l_ChillZone_l]

you mean organs

[@kizor9547]

actually its fucking awful im not sure why but i just hate it when i was born in that place

[@baynaadaria9254]

Abhishek Yadav

[@md.8058]

Beyond Infinity Abe tu jitna meat khata he me use dugna khatahun be Islamic swoer

[@sayeedansari8982]

Abhishek Yadav Do you stay in Canada?

[@jojibot9193]

100x healthier than McDonalds

[@035gogmofo6]

@chipchipersonmdphd Wahhaahah soo fk true😂😂

[@DrAAAli]

So true

[@mashadavaa9723]

sooo trueee

[@tonysamsenthaikhambaoxaych8507]

Very true

[@edwardryan3623]

I agree

[@taheelur1]

So this is the food that will give me the strength to conquer Russia.

[@tattantatgames226]

and rome

[@Alberto-ku2yu]

and europe, china, almost all the land they could ride in.

[@josephramos7037]

Then do what genkhis khan did conquer them all

[@oranggeeee346]

Haha

[@hindurashtravadi2563]

@@Alberto-ku2yu not in India Pathans beat the shit out of them khilji

[@jagathkegallage7552]

Great video thank you from SRI LANKA🇱🇰🌷🌷🌷🌷🙏

[@ErichVonCartmann]

Now I am hungry! and Nargi you are one cool dude. Also the production team did great.

[@AkashVerma-hl6go]

I really liked your culture .... A Big Thankyou to this channel

[@pro2ocol]

Except for the blood and horn we use every part of the Ram ( Goat/ Sheep). Respect from India to the Mongols pure natural dishes.

[@windycitiz9615]

Mohammed Wasey Siddiqui good to know. We use horns as a bottle to feed little sheeps when spring comes and herds start to breed.

[@leedahee5847]

Ямар гоё Channel вэ 😃 Ийм channel байвал мөн ч сайхан даа гэж боддог байлаа. Бүх бичлэгийг нь үзлээ. Янзтай шүү. Эх орон, ард түмнээрээ дахин дахин бахархлаа. Мөн эх орныхоо сайхныг бусад орны хүмүүст түгээж байгаа нь сайхан хэрэг шүү цаашдаа илүү гоё бичлэг хийнэ гэдэгт найдаж байна.

[@GODBLESS04]

Грбуу, махдмаа асхуджун, крманаа партак.

[@tavankhaan8542]

Яадийн гое юм бэ гэжуу .

[@tavankhaan8542]

Яадийн гое юм бэ гэжуу .

[@UranijaZeus]

Such pure culture. Primordial in a way. Never lose it.

[@sounavailable]

Mongols + charismatic host + high production value, I wish you many subscribers!

[@lphuongq9696]

thanks for making these videos; really informative; good for people who don't have the means to travel the world to gain first-hand knowledge.

[@Ahmedhussein-rl4vg]

From Iraq Mughal people loved a famous food in Iraq

[@5mnz7fg]

This must be sooo delicious!! And I don't have the slightest clue why more than 1000 viewers voted thump down. They should just watch one of the countless (and often very good, for that matter) vegetable recipies on youtube.

[@tseegiidavaakhuu7697]

Vegans 😂

[@sulema4388]

You make me hungry. Love the food. And the face you make, makes it look better. Thanks for sharing

[@annej8838]

I would love to try these, I'm from Guyana and we eat most of the intestines too. 💖

[@alcosmic]

This is a great series. Thanks for sharing all this with us.

[@HeyItsWatson]

I grew up skinning and hunting all sorts of animals and eating basic organs like heart, liver, etc. But this is a whole different level of full utilization of an animal. Good Portrait of semi-traditional lifestyle :)

[@taivnaataivnaa5848]

Gadnii nzuuddaa uzuuldeg gants shn suwag shuu keep going guys❤️❤️❤️

[@shawnjim8406]

You have to try Navajo blood sausage, prepared almost the same way. Butchering is a little bit different.

[@professionfood4087]

absolutely worth it! love from Hungary. keep going, wish all the best for the whole Artger team. Anyway I going to make a mongolian habit inpired feast for my family and friends.

[@kespec]

awesome culture, feels like i would never feel alienated if i visited mongolia. we also eat the every single part of an animal in turkey too, even the testicles, no kidding. it just shows our culture's nomadic origins. stomach soup is the best thing ever, we add in vinegar and lots of garlic and voila. blood sausage is no longer present in our cuisine but we grill the intestines.

[@kevinhoward7194]

I'm from New Zealand I love this food

[@liamluke9046]

Wow, I always watching Mongolian life

[@carmenoyarzunparada4941]

Desde el sur del sur, Tierra del Fuego, Argentina. Tierra de montañas, mar y estepas, mi admiración a su cultura. Salud¡

[@세바스찬-r2q]

mOh my gosh~~ It's so great! I'm a South Korean. Mongolian's Organ food has similarity with our country Organ food, (Soon-Dae, Gob-Chang, Mak-Chang) Monglian food is looks like a yummy!

[@tonycaine5930]

Beautiful people...beautiful food...

[@vikramra7]

The Host commentary sounds like Ray Liotta's narration in Martin Scorecese's Good fellas. Love to watch your videos about mongol and their cuisine especially northern Mongolia. The snow, desolate landscape, absolutely beautiful.

[@sugarsurenaltangerel2457]

yeah dude. you're exactly right. i thought as same as like you. hehehe

[@bulganbayarsaikhan2234]

Hi. Hugshuun. Chi ene nevtruulgiig saihan hiij baina. Chi uuruu awesome shuu bagii. Good luck...

[@movedchannels2150]

3:55 the dog be like: what the hell are they doin

[@binodkhatri5198]

Love from NEPAL🇳🇵🇳🇵🇳🇵🇳🇵🇳🇵

[@fahoodie1852]

Here in Qatar we eat them too and they’re called ‘Masareen’

[@hattusilli2225]

Nice

[@Asyma88]

We - Kazakhs do also enjoy fresh intestine cuisines. I love intestines when they are fresh only. Incredibly delicious. We name the dish - Kuyrdak. It’s a mixture of potatoes with liver, heart, internal intestines, stomach, etc. Yammy 😄

[@嘻哈哈大豆大豆]

"They use the animals for everything: clothes, food, transportation...even...enjoyment..." 😀😀😀😀 3:00

[@narankhuutamir4310]

meaning horse races, eagle herding competitions u idiot

[@merychippus]

Narankhuu Tamir lol

[@RubberDucksCool]

hahahahaha u dumb fuck😂😂😂 that is not what he meant

[@ganzorigbayarsaikhan3889]

you sick, twisted nitwits. He's meaning horse racing and other stuff. Jeez. English is not his native language.

[@ngachansingmk2806]

I belong to a Naga tribe(tangkhul) who live in india...our ancestors say that we Nagas are a descendants of Mongolians..ijst knw that the cooking style are abit similar wit u guys....i like you man....keep it up...👍👍👍👍

[@re-mo3jq]

Thanks for representing us I really appreciate u educating people about a country not a lot care about

[@jacobeksor6088]

Animals you eat everything nothing waste if you know how to cook them . I don’t understand why people so sensitive with other peoples culture?

[@ektabairwa1778]

Mongolia is beautiful and peaceful country...😍 🇮🇳

[@scoutrelic1537]

This makes me want to visit Mongolia just to experience their culture

[@ivansnegireff2919]

love mom dad born mogala

[@bhibhi2294]

Love this channel, love your videos! Thanks for another amazing episode!!