Kochi | Raja Rasoi Aur Anya Kahaniyaan- FULL EPISODE | Royals of Kochi | Indian Food History| Epic

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❤most favourite programme

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[@PrajwalC-h1s]

I watch epic chalen for only this show.and my request is that please post the several episodes of Raja rasoi aur anya kahaniyan.please post it

[@MK-np3me]

Great episode. I like the combination of historical information and diversity of traditions that has made Kochi's unique foodways. Also, the emphasis on simplicity and purity of foods is much appreciated. Thanks for such well-researched episodes that capture Indian's diverse foodways.

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[@anshukapoor2756]

I liked this video.... Nice information about Kerala ... Thanks

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This is my fav channel me and my sister always watch this channel childhood memories ❤

[@sanchitamondal5976]

Beautiful story. 🙏

[@samanthamasters5015]

😊kozhukatta is the main Naivedya during Ganesh chaturthi in TN, it is also prepared for Devi poojas. Surprised the kochi catholic too makes them! Man those royal delicacies r mouth watering. I have tasted them from at my mallu aunts home Oona saddhya.

[@meret99]

What is heartwarming is that all the legends are to do with helping others in distress❤

[@meret99]

Very well narrated❤

[@drxakrititiwari8528]

Beautiful

[@nikitasawner7486]

Everything is perfect food, music , cinematography,voice,colour, knowledge i think my 30 minutes are worth it for this video thankyou so much epic channel

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[@ajayravimenon]

This is fantastic! I’ve been fortunate enough to have some fantastic food in Kerala in my maternal and paternal villages growing up in the 90’s. Kerala food is about utilising local ingredients and produce along with techniques that’ve been perfected through centuries! Like the ela adda shown here, perfect example of steaming. There are still some temples that offer food pre the arrival of Portugese or any other foreign invader. As mentioned at the top, the deities have their preference of food too and that influences the kitchen in a household. Kerala food is so much more than ‘Parotta’ and all the other non sensical stuff that is popular now.

[@jesin0005]

Who the heck cares what people put into their mouth. Sure parotta is not native to kerala but that doesnt mean it doesnt deserve the hype. Especially parotta and beef. Rightfully so because its mad delicious. And all these native food you mentioned are not very native either. Every culture borrowed so,ething frommanother. Kerala cuisine is heavily influenced by other cuisines in the surrounding regions so by your logic theyre "foreign". Who tf cares about authenticity if its tastes good and its nutritious. Cultures are shared and borrowed. No culture is original unless youre talking about some isolated amazonian or sentinalese tribe

[@MohammedZaheeruddin]

Highly appreciable video.thank you

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[@PriyankaPatil-xy4ol]

Kolhapur n satara pls

[@sithakavalur7374]

Beautiful episode ❤

[@Sanjhim]

Royals of Maharastra ,Shivaji Maharaja ki families,please and thank you 🙏

[@pranjulshukla93]

Un ki family ko Peshwaon ne kahi ka nhi chhoda.

[@sweetheart85140]

Reminds me of the program of Sidhart kak and renuka shahane bak in the 90s

[@apoorvamp22]

Please bring Mysore Wodeyar family!

[@sumanagraj1583]

Whats the first yam curry name ....that was mentioned? It's not very clear

[@sree6073]

Ellu (sesame) curry

[@rahulkulkarni5478]

👏🏼👌🏻

[@demifreesoul3958]

Glad to see Hindus in Kerala😊😊Without Hindu culture Kerala has no identity

[@SNair-tc3yw]

The hindu population is more than other communities ...but everybody lives in harmony..that's the beauty of kerala culture..no wonder it is called God 's own country..

[@demifreesoul3958]

@@SNair-tc3yw check your survey properly... What was Hindu population 15 years back nd It's only 54℅ the way conversion is going on no soon these numbers will come into minority.... All the best

[@jesin0005]

Kerala has and always will have culture with or without any particular religion. And we dont need your validation about that, thank you very much. We dont have anythingnto prove to you. Judging from your previous comments its laughable how brainwashed you are. Keep watching kerala story and leave us alone. Logic is non-existamt with you lot. Wisdom is chasing y'all but y'all are faster

[@jesin0005]

Kerala will have its own unique identity with or without any particular religion and we dont need your validation either.

[@bladey_0_10]

You people are delusional 😂

[@kanhavlogshappiness1514]

Wow so amazing

[@jorawarsingh1816]

Can anyone tell me more about Mukhti- how’s it’s made? 🙏

[@rajraman4385]

ECELLANT

[@alfbecky9061]

Royal family of Kutch

[@anujadeshmukh9037]

Describe please thoes recipe in detail

[@namratadebbarma7781]

Please bring the Royal Family id Tripura

[@aadyalimaye4895]

Try Kokanastha Chitpavan Brahmins Cuisine "The Peshwas" were of this caste. Waiting for this episode on Raja Rasoi.

[@reenamakwana335]

अति उत्तम

[@tumpadas4461]

Marvel

[@litt98garg32]

Plz upload full video which fully belong to keralites...and its culture...🤔

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[@SheetalBelagali]

Could you please explain how the purity is maintained by hiring only Brahmins for the preparation of food?

[@hemlatakumari3032]

अरे एपिक चैनल को जो टीवी पर आता है उसको हिंदी में करो प्लीज

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North East India ke upar dikhaiye

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Very tourist oriented.. far removed from reality

[@bishnucharanraula1235]

Kindly Odisha

[@kirtichoukikar]

Mayurbhanj??

[@bishnucharanraula1235]

@@kirtichoukikar I have been seen that episode

[@ss-ib8gm]

what is the name of ayurveda dish for dogestion it was mot clear

[@24sandal]

mahishadal rajbari converted now restaurant and hotel, tamralipta rajbari ( tamluk please).

[@KLIN-7]

മലയാളീസ് >>

[@duskyme]

marumakkatayam is practised among the shudra nairs which benefitted the namboodri brahmins in keeping the ancestral property intact, brahmin women suffered a lot in this practise.

[@sathiavathithiagarajan7476]

I feel it is the other way.

[@bladey_0_10]

Marumakkathayam was practised by the royals themselves 🤡 and Nairs are not shudras

[@lovepeace29981]

It is so painful to watch exact half episode is utilised for original keralaites and other half with Christians.

[@mudrarakshasa]

Huh

[@gargigoswami143]

It is better not the momos are used

[@jaiku99]

What is not Original about Christians in Kerala ? There is no Original or otherwise. They all belong to Kochi.

[@lovepeace29981]

@@jaiku99 christianity never ever belonged to Kerala. Hence, they are not Original Keralites, carrying forward Original culture.

[@jaiku99]

@@lovepeace29981 Hinduism also came from outside Kerala. There is no such thing as Original culture unless it is tribal.

[@soph66661]

It’s sad to see d level of ignorance of humanity as dey worshiped stones as Gods …. Wish they literate n contribute to d development of ppl

[@rajdeepvijayaraj4243]

Why did yoy focus on some obscure royal family's food first? It is not at all people's regular diet.

[@nunetayeng8106]

Are you dumb¿😂😂this show is literally about the royal families of India,their stories and their food even from the title itself , so it doesn’t have anything to do with the regular diet of the people,there are several other shows about the normal people food watch those and stop commenting irrelevant stuff

[@ssrm67]

That is the whole premise of the programme, to showcase the cuisine followed in royal families! 🙄

[@Chardhikala]

Kerala looks like heaven. But every coin has another side. Which is very terrible and painful in the case of Kerala. Such casteism and untouchability have existed in Kerala for thousands of years which is beyond one's imagination . Even this documentary is show casing those brahmins

[@anon7641]

Please stop this nonsense pack of bloody lies

[@STORYTaylorXx]

Kerala is the least caste-segregated state in India. caste was very strong in the past, no one is responsible for it now. The castes and those who have walked with caste superstition towards each other, therefore belonging to a caste are not good in that regard

[@ritanarayanan6142]

Royals of kerala are not brahmins.....please do some reading then type. The investment in these states was far higher than others. Kindly observe the simplicity compared to so called royals

[@jesin0005]

I think you need a reality check and observe your own surroundings. Kerala had it worse for sure but compared to the state thats its in now, its light years better and ahead than any mainland indian (particularly north indian) states.

[@bladey_0_10]

It was justified

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