28 Ways Potatoes Are Eaten Around the World | Around The World

[@mattiam.7402]

Every country: a good potato recipe Usa: cHiPs iN a bAg

[@ceebad8985]

@Yongyot Varathorn comedy

[@febarry]

@@ceebad8985 achieved

[@Frame_Late]

They did america dirty. What about corned beef hash?

[@bfg3890]

@@Frame_Late the only way to do America

[@bfg3890]

Yeah hassle back potatoes woo!

[@SulwanaH]

Hi, Bangladeshi here! So Aloo Paratha is actually more of an Indian dish; it's actually most popular in Punjab province. For Bengalis, both Bangladeshi & Indian, most popular potato dishes are Aloo Bhorta and Aloor Dom. Latter is more popular in Bengal province in India. Bangladeshis love Aloo Bhorta(mashed potatoes mixed with green or dried red chili pepper, onion, mustard oil, and ghee) which is mainly eaten with plain rice. So we eat carbs with carbs! LOL

[@saritaakhuli4446]

Aalu sheddho aar ghee bhaat ❤️

[@luminessence321]

Honestly we Bengalis like that Mughlai Porota.

[@luminessence321]

@@saritaakhuli4446 Ore Allah koto moja re tumake bole

[@SulwanaH]

@@luminessence321 LOL Mughlai Porota is life!! Just had it as breakfast thanks to Maa! 😍😍😍

[@luminessence321]

@@SulwanaH LUCKY!

[@cacamilis8477]

A Potato video WITHOUT IRELAND?! Blasphemy! Almost every single one of our dishes have potatoes in it! Colcannon, Boxty, Champ, Coddle, Farls. The aul shpud is class lads. Of course the classic spuds, cabbage and ham.

[@LyntzbartzkyPerez]

I don’t usually like it when people are like “yOu miSsED mY coUnTrY” but you have a point

[@twiceblinkinginsomniacever6816]

most likely bc they couldn't choose

[@shoal2242]

They missed it

[@pancakes8101]

They ain't gonna add all the countries in the world but ok

[@wanh3703]

When I was in high school, we learnt about Irish people that have strong connections with potatoes through literature books that called, Potato People. A very emotional story and I still remember it after 16 years.

[@matthewjay660]

I’m an Irish-American, but India’s DUM ALOO is my favorite potato dish on the planet. I literally want to teach the whole world to sing 🎤...

[@aditiarya492]

Yes, it's my favourite too and thanks for appreciating the food 🍲 (and induced culture in it).

[@originalrhwastaken]

Im irish - indian and i agree

[@aditiarya492]

I ate that today in breakfast. 😄😄😄

[@matthewjay660]

@@aditiarya492 So jealous. I hope you had some fresh naan and hot pickle or at least hot mango chutney.

[@aditiarya492]

@@matthewjay660 Yes, I do. But you know we do not eat naan regularly in India, there is Roti which we eat on regular basis. By the way, I didn't combine my meal with some mango pickle, but now it is the season of Mangoes and Litchis here, so I am enjoying that.

[@stephenmckenna8026]

You forgot about Ireland!!! We’re one of the biggest consumers of potatoes. We probably have 100 ways to eat them

[@dyno-qe2vk]

That's why they didn't add Ireland 😐😂.I mean how can they add the 100 dishes

[@itsjustbrandy4290]

Threy should make a video just for Ireland. I wanna know all the ways my ancestors made potatoes!

[@cacamilis8477]

Yeh the feckin gowls. It's like makin a video about sausages without mentioning Germany!

[@dyno-qe2vk]

@@cacamilis8477 lol I love sausages and I'm going to Germany for my higher studies what a coincidence 😅

[@untruewalrus1323]

Looks lads I know we love the spuds but can we stop pretending that the average paddy will ever eat them in any other way than: Boiled, Mashed, Roasted, as chips or crisps. 'Traditional' Irish food is shite on a plate. Now a spicebag or chicken fillet roll on the other hand....

[@Confusedbetweenfoodandfitness]

Dum aloo, aloo pakora and aloo parathas are common in most south asian countries. We were once the same country after all. Lot of our food and culture is similar.

[@liveandletlive-hilly123]

Even the Uganda thing we call it tikki

[@aakankshyapratap204]

@@liveandletlive-hilly123 Right, we have a dish called Aloo Tikki too!!

[@deepshikhasingh55]

Correct infact almost all of our dishes are same

[@chidambaranathans1975]

@@liveandletlive-hilly123 Because of Indians in Uganda . I know that you hated indians.

[@moizoneofthe]

True i love pakoras i am from Pakistan

[@yousefalsalihi4021]

Thats what we want to see

[@zeusmonroe3793]

Now that's right one of my favorite vegetable and to see different ways to make them .....mmmmmm 😛 yes

[@ceebad8985]

Wdym

[@aug3842]

What is this comment lol

[@kingdomkrook]

Its all we've ever wanted.😍

[@jacobtomczak343]

@@zeusmonroe3793 h 7h

[@elaozela6918]

2:19 As a Turkish I must say that we do NOT put bacon into our Kumpir. We put olives, corns, and etc. Turkey is a muslim country and most people don't eat bacon...

[@ДмитрийИванов-л9ц4й]

Is it because pork is quickly spoiled in heat?

[@chanelape5603]

@@ДмитрийИванов-л9ц4й it is because in islam eating pork is haram as the pig is seen as an impure animal, and in turkey over 99% of the population is muslim

[@denizyc07]

@@ДмитрийИванов-л9ц4й its actualy because we are muslims but not many turks are religious its just something that stayed like that

[@meralozdemir551]

Turkey is a secular country. The country itself does not have any religion. People living there have a religion or not.

[@manu_33]

Every other country :- Complex Fresh home made potato dishes US :- Chips

[@savioblanc]

Best use of the potato ever! Literally eaten by the whole world and one of the best snack foods ever invented! Genius invention

[@bfg3890]

@@savioblanc no, the best use of a potato is vodka.

[@bfg3890]

Not sure how hassle back potatoes or fries are a complex dish but i guess complex is subjective…

[@savioblanc]

😄 maybe but chips are more global. Heck, I don't think you will encounter anyone on this planet who hasn't eaten a potato chip atleast once in their lives

[@bfg3890]

@@savioblanc Jain vegetarian

[@ShivangiVerma11]

I may not know exactly from where Aloo paratha is from but it is one of the most famous dish from Punjab in India and people from there have made it famous world over and having it with butter, curd and green chutney will always be lovingly nearest to my heart😋😋😍😍❤

[@mayankagarwal6869]

u forgot achaar

[@reeti5958]

Yes, but the way she almost did post mortem on the paratha was....🥴😅

[@ramkumarsuresh]

It is a Punjabi dish only, not a Bangladeshi dish since rice is more often consumed in the fertile delta of Ganga and Brahmaputra.

[@BeautyOfArt4456]

Yeah...aloo de paranthe are from punjab only....Nd im too from punjab,😁

[@kritikas6183]

Bangladesh was India so basically, it's from here only. hehe

[@ColdomadeusX]

I have never heard of 'crash hot potatoes' and I've lived in Australia my whole life. Would have been more iconic to show potato scallops/potato cakes instead.

[@timnicholls19]

Very very poor research here but that's the way this channel always is. Personally I'll be going to the fish and chip shop tomorrow and be asking for a potato cake burger

[@thebusboy1]

just commented the same thing then saw this. seriously wtf are crash hot potatoes?

[@rebeccasunflower]

Exactly! WTF is a crash hot potato? Potato cakes would be far more iconic.

[@WhitechocolateHOTHOT]

Its not even Australian

[@toffee4ever641]

I honestly felt less australian for not knowing. Thank god Im not the only one who has never heard a out it

[@ThirdEngr]

@0:10 “Potatoes have taken root in almost every culture…” How long did it take to come up with that pun?

[@Patterrz]

India smashes it when it comes to food of EVERY variety

[@taiphonix9232]

TRUE

[@AkanshChoudhary7]

absolutely agree

[@TheCheeseMachine0206]

I’m too late it seems, and I too wholeheartedly agree

[@avar2425]

didn't expect to see you here pat

[@yudhajit5958]

Correct bro

[@violetmoon8887]

6:15 actually in Bangladesh common potato dieses are Aloo Bhorta that we usually eat with rice and Aloo Chop which is like a snack.

[@silentwaves6389]

Also singara. These are very common in West Bengal too.

[@cookliet8444]

Ikr!!!!! I mean we eat aloo porota and all! But Why not aloo bhorta! That’s literally every bangladeshi people’s fave lol

[@ranjanbiswas3233]

@@cookliet8444 I never had aloo parantha, I always had aloo Puri and Bhorta. Why aloo inside of parantha like that's dry.

[@luminessence321]

I think we all love mughlai porota

[@beatrizperola7646]

As a portuguese, those look nothing like batatas a murro, they are traditionally served with olive oil and minced garlic on top. Not with cheese or caramelized onions!!

[@itsjustbrandy4290]

Darn Americans. We Amercinized the recipe. Love, An apologetic American.

[@mythicanimations]

That sounds amazing. Too bad most restaurants don’t serve it like that. Love, Another apologetic American.

[@1811tito]

Interesting the word batatas is also potato in arabic language at least in egyptian dialect other dialects like syria will say batata

[@davidjoelsson4929]

@@1811tito because all words for potatoes comes from a tribe in America and that tribe called it patata

[@notyourfriend-li7rq]

@@1811tito in marathi, which is an Indian language, batata is also the word for potatoes.

[@dragos1214]

I'm so high rn, it's 4 am and I tought this was an ad with no skip button, and I skipped with the 10 second thinghy till the end and realised it was a video. smh

[@khadajhin5130]

Slavs with their legendary mashed, tasty potatoes: Am I joke to you?

[@Alex-ll3ig]

Votka!

[@Chrono_topher]

Votka! (2)

[@_DomeCzech]

Votka! (3)

[@bfg3890]

Yes, yes you are

[@archevenault]

Votka! (4)

[@isla25]

I was waiting for the Irish version seeing as though we have so many here, but apparently we are not the voracious potato eaters we view ourselves to be 😔

[@bfg3890]

We just try to ignore you since you weren’t on our side in World War Two

[@isla25]

@@bfg3890 Apart from hundreds of thousands of us from both northern Ireland and the Republic volunteering into many allied nations militaries, mainly Britain despite the very recent history of brutal oppression and eventually partial freedom from them.

[@bfg3890]

@@isla25 more like 50k and 5k of them deserted the Irish defence forces to enlist. They were barred from govt jobs, lost their pensions and faced other discrimination. They got pardoned though… I’m 2013. The IRA worked with the Nazis. And again you weren’t on our side. Also I know you think 50k is a lot but compared to most other nations it’s pretty pathetic

[@Jellygamer0]

Potato eaters is literally the biggest stereotype for Irish people, the fact they didn't include in is ridiculous

[@Jellygamer0]

@@bfg3890 this is irrelevant

[@pierrepr1]

What you told to be a potato salad from Germany was actually pan fried potatoes with onions and parsley.

[@GAMERCOMMHD]

Zwiebeln ja Petersilie nein

[@pierrepr1]

@@GAMERCOMMHDalso ich habs mir im Video jetzt nochmal angeguckt, das muss eigentlich glatte Petersilie sein. Ich wüsste nichts anderes, das üblicherweise auf Bratkartoffeln kommt, und geschnitten so aussieht. Gerne kannste mir da ja aushelfen.

[@bharadwajr3430]

Which I also make it in india .

[@legion999]

Looked like bacon to me

[@fabiooon]

Thats "Bratkartoffeln"

[@sanjidabiva1149]

Aloo paratha is so comforting... 😋 happy to see Bangladesh included... we love potatoes

[@xWhereswaldo]

Crinkle cut fries for poutine!? NOOOOOO Also not nearly enough cheese curds. The fries you need those like belgium style fries you showed, crispy outside fluffy inside.

[@chits28]

Was searching for this. It was such a miserly plate

[@marioune02]

AMEN

[@NaiBreeze]

I'm not even Canadian, I'm from Michigan but as a border state person, even I knew this. This video showed something that looks like I made it at home with frozen french fries. lol

[@R1IY2N]

Its just fries duh

[@marilourheault-blais2274]

@@NaiBreeze *quebecois...

[@DerfieCH]

Can't believe that Belarus was not mentioned. Belarus is literally referred as "potato country". Even though that's a stereotype that we put potatoes in every dish, it is still very popular food. The most popular dish that we have is draniki. Draniki are the pancakes made with flour and potato. It is usually served with sour cream. That's really worth mentioning.

[@ElyTime]

Welp they cant say all the countries

[@joaquinmangas1833]

That Spanish omelette has the weirdest look I've ever seen

[@gonzalocidgomez8733]

Tortilla de patatas no lo llames lo que dicen estos

[@luis4b1d]

Dejaron quemar la cebolla y se nota que les quedó sequísima

[@mariaalmarza6582]

Es una falta de respeto

[@HarunaMaurer]

si tiene hasta espinacas creo... xd y han puesto cada trozaco de cebolla que flipas

[@ARegularChannel]

lol

[@clarehargreaves7593]

Bubble and squeak, colcannon, roast potatoes have all been missed :(

[@RockstarEater]

Food Insider: Look at these 28 different exotic potato dishes you can eat when you travel there! 😃 American: I want McDonald's french fries.

[@ayikan_nakiya]

I can't 😭

[@RockstarEater]

🍟🍟🍟

[@Benni777]

I shouldn’t be watching this as midnight when I’m starving! 😬😂

[@vboyz21]

That's the saddest tortilla I've ever seen plus it's called "tortilla (de patatas)" only foreigners call it that other name

[@sophiaferreira2189]

I was searching for this comment! I agree it was the saddest tortilla, it looked like eggs holding together potatoes chunks...

[@takeagoodhardlook]

Yeah what the H is that?! Did they use potatoes baked in the oven for it??? Some potatoes leftover from one of the other recipes...

[@beamusat3632]

Buscando este comentario venía yo

[@danielchoucinofigueiras1733]

at least it had onion

[@missbritlolita6348]

Este es el comentario que buscaba yo. Ay qué mala pinta tiene la tortilla…

[@noorbegum5197]

Finally a food video that Includes Bangladesh 🇧🇩 thank you

[@sarahdrury3382]

Nothing from Ireland? The potato capital of the world? You could’ve chosen Bacstai, farls, colcannon, champ etc etc 🇮🇪

[@relaxationhub7540]

If History class has taught me anything, it's that you better stock up on potatoes before the war.

[@pumpkinpastie]

Aussie here, have NEVER heard of "crash hot potatoes" lol. Hot chips (french fries)/ potato cakes are top picks Down Under

[@thebluerainbow]

I’m from Chile and that chorrillana looks small, as each standard chorrillana dish is supposed to be for three people at least. And the meat is usually cut in smaller strips, too. Still, at least you guys mentioned us. Thanks for that, I guess. 🇨🇱🇨🇱🇨🇱

Me parece que se les confundió con el bistec a lo pobre. La chorrillana, dicen, fue invención de estudiantes sin plata. Se hace más con vienesas que con carne.

[@889.]

99% "This isn't that!" 1% Timestamps

[@kavyajain7446]

Potato can be turned into soo many delicacies and is consumed all over the world in so many ways.. I always wanted to know how it's usually served around world. Being from India, we use potato is soo may dishes.. yet a famous one, Aloo Tikki.. gotta mention it!😋😋

[@Alina_Schmidt]

Never had that and just looked up what it is made of. Sounds way much more tasty than german potato salad 😊

[@yash_soni7]

Why you Jains eating potatoes? 😭😂

[@kermitthekitten]

0:00 Intro 0:26 Chile 0:35 Belgium 0:52 Ecuador 1:06 Australia 1:17 India 1:35 Jordan 1:54 Portugal 2:05 Canada 2:18 Turkey 2:32 Georgia 2:42 Uganda 2:58 United States 3:12 Pakistan 3:31 Peru 3:46 Lebanon 4:01 Indonesia 4:13 Germany 4:28 Netherlands 4:43 Luxembourg 5:00 Kenya 5:14 Barbados 5:26 Sweden 5:43 France 5:57 Spain 6:15 Bangladesh 6:30 Scotland 6:45 Singapore 6:55 Switzerland 7:12 Outro 😪

[@penelopepalm]

Thank you for time stamps! 👍🏻

[@kermitthekitten]

@@penelopepalm No prob!

[@ordinarydragon8764]

If nobody told me these were potato I would’ve thought half of these were just chicken and bread lmao-

[@aroundtheworldinaprildays]

I like how the producers took the time to recreate the dishes so a lot more could be included in the list instead of showing clips from around the web and feature only those dishes they can find videos of.

[@johnr797]

They absolutely massacred poutine, they used frozen French fries, and said nothing about how the gravy is made

[@joshuasigelman8141]

They absolutely massacred most of them though...

[@cloudythewolf5449]

0:52 As an Ecuadorian myself. Those are the weirdest Yapingachos that I've seen

[@dayanarasaltos1053]

Right !!!!!

[@ynelypelez5979]

Llapingachos

[@johnny9000]

The fries showing in the video that supposed to be Belgium look nothing like Belgian fries believe me. 😂😂

[@tvTwo1]

Istg it's closer to what Americans think of fries 😂😂

[@magorzatasiuda9382]

In Poland, you can find latke, a potato cake which is also known as bramborak or boxtie, or even placek ziemniaczany. Potatoes are also served in a form of 'mash' as a side dish alongside with cutlet and salad or chopped cucumber in sour cream known as mizeria.

[@aimeelouise]

As an Australian I have never heard of hot smashed potatoes in all of my life

[@fatimahanwaar306]

glad that Potato Pakora is included! it's my favorite!

[@maximumthrusts]

Would love to know where you get your Australian info…never heard of Hot Smash

[@LauraJean168]

Every time they include Australia, it's a dish that is so off. They should have done potato scallops

[@premalpatel8192]

they forgot potato scallops from our local servo hot box.

[@kajoleagle]

@@premalpatel8192 what about the servo’s chips and gravy?!❤️🤤

[@NATO32Nations]

No matter where you go in the world, you CAN’T go wrong with potatoes. I’d try all of them.

[@sqeezyyy]

I have literally never heard of the German dish and I'm German. We do have hot, fried potatoes with onions, bacon and greens here but I've never heard anyone call that a "potato salad". A potato salad is small potatoes with mayonnaise and ham.

[@alexandervonschonberg6829]

Das sah mehr aus nach Bratkartoffeln... :D

[@GAMERCOMMHD]

In einen Kartoffelsalat gehört essig Öl Zwiebeln Fleischbrühe Pfeffer

[@sqeezyyy]

@@alexandervonschonberg6829 Dat waren ja auch Bratkartoffeln, weiß auch nicht was die da redet 🤷🏿‍♂️

[@rachaelh9299]

I’m Australian and I’ve had exactly what they’re calling a German potato salad. It must be some foreigners take on a German dish. But don’t worry the Australian crash potatoes is bewildering. You’d think perogies might’ve made the list.

[@selenay9981]

Turkey : showing bacon Most turks don‘t eat bacon bc it is made of pork, we use pastrami instead of bacon bc it is made of beef

[@pandemonium3910]

I’ve lived in Australia for 40 years and never once heard of the Australia’s “crash hot potato’s”.

[@rebeccasunflower]

Me either. Potato cakes/scallops would have been the better option.

[@HomeEmpress]

Agreed! Never ever heard of them.

[@mvdh877]

that is the usa,they think they know the world outside usa but they dont know shit

[@cocosugarbar2484]

I live in Germany and never ever seen this "potato salad"

[@b.jaeggi]

juhuuu rösti! excited 🇨🇭 was included. but the pronunciation was a little off and i don’t know anyone who adds butter & fresh herbs at the end? 😅 however, it can also be made with cheese & bacon, this is called berner rösti. mega lecker! 😋

[@MyHomeFoodsCrafts]

Good SHARING 🎉

[@haiderzaidi3134]

Aloo pakora 😍😍

[@kunal1443]

Yeah, nice indian dish

[@anamenia3728]

That was the saddest Kumpir I've ever seen so Im assuming the reat is also not quite realistic 😂

[@Mowgzzzzz]

Maaaaaaaan England loves crisps more

[@warfieldconstruction7424]

The video I never asked for but needed

[@jomama8309]

Can you pls make pt.2 and pls add maakooda معقود its from morroco love you videos and thanks for the info❤

[@fabiasoha1684]

6:15 honestly as a Bangladeshi I feel great that finally a yt channel has added us on the "around the world" list because we're mostly never added and always forgotten especially when it comes to food. Bangladesh has a lot of BEST POTATO DISHES. The main one is aloo bhorta tho:) Also the correct pronunciation is Aloo Porotha not Paratha.

[@pritpalsngh]

They did not even try to research. These are the most common dishes that you will find in India and Pakistan.. Pakora and Paratha..

[@luminessence321]

Bro atleast tehy added our country

[@igiveuponnaming7082]

I think the most iconic potato dish from my country is definitely "aloo bhaji" which literally means "potato fry". You chop potatoes thinly. You fry it until completely with turmeric, green chili, coriander and if you want some red chili powder. And you're done!

[@shlokaswain2118]

I am just here to scour easy potato dishes😂😂😂

[@sherlockgnomes8971]

I’m eating five guys fries while watching this- my life has peaked..

[@FoodieMeatsFood]

Bette Be Cajun fries

[@Dandoon005]

THE WAY SHE SAID BATATA HARRA. I WHEEZED I-

[@jacquiwmch]

Imagine a world without potatoes, I can't.

[@_.ineesha]

Potatoes, eggs, chicken, pasta and cheese the food I literally need to survive 😫

[@juneteng]

Amazing compilation :)

[@faizahlubaba1645]

Yay you guys finally featured Bangladesh in these around the globe vids!

[@ramkumarsuresh]

No one eats Aloo Paratha in a rice-diet Bengali state.

[@faizahlubaba1645]

@@ramkumarsuresh you sure about that? Are you even Bangladeshi?

[@ramkumarsuresh]

@@faizahlubaba1645 As far as I know, Aloo Paratha is mostly consumed in Punjab, Haryana, Himachal Pradesh(Northern India basically) while Bengalis tend to have a rice-based diet with fish.

[@faizahlubaba1645]

@@ramkumarsuresh That you're correct about, but aloo paratha is a favorite among us Bangladeshis, not a staple per se but I wouldn't mind an occasional aloo paratha sometimes

[@axx7889]

My favorite food is the potato, this came in at the perfect timing!

[@clashroyalerjgaming6184]

Literally every other country -> we have potatoes now what? Lets add meat or cheese India -> Hold my spices

[@yashii1311]

Sasha: "This is HEAVEN!!!"

[@harshkulshrestha9440]

What an underrated comment

[@Vargish21]

We have almost similar to the Luxembourg one in India. It's called Pyaz aloo pakoda

[@HMcod]

Onion potato

[@thekiwipinoguy]

Potato is life!

[@pocetnick]

turkey and bacon, yea, right^^

[@raysorayhocobalt]

4:04 In Malaysia, we sometimes love to eat that Indonesian Perkedel for lunch with rice. 😃 👍 6:47 That was not common in Singapore food stalls, it’s only found in McDonald’s menu.

[@johanyousef1951]

Imagine we only took 500 years to invent and create all of these, a testament to human ability, adaptability and creativity

[@michelastormfrederiksen9434]

You gotta try brunekartoffeler from Denmark. Potatoes cooked on the stove in brown sugar. Along with flødekartoffeler (cream potatoes) 😊

[@Nihal-wx3th]

I live in Germany and I have never heard of warm potatoe salad, there are a lot of different versions but warm ?

[@dankulafan6905]

I had been to the Caribbean in 2011, they had aloo parathas too.

[@dankulafan6905]

@@ashishvaidya2003 Go to Trinidad, for example, and see.

[@hungry_people]

Just looking at it makes me hungry. I specialize in Korean food! Thank you for the good video.😋

[@RockstarEater]

I love korean food. Ever seen my channel? 😎

[@hungry_people]

@@RockstarEater now!

[@firstname__lastname]

There's an excellent Korean potato dish I like too... I forget it what's it called. But you usually get it as a side dish

[@hungry_people]

@@firstname__lastname Potato dishes are commonly eaten as side dishes in Korea! This looks delicious, too.

[@bamsevern333]

The german version is usually a cold salad mixed with mayo and on side a good ol sausage

[@timnicholls19]

I've never seen that Australian one anywhere in my 35 years of living in Australia you really should of had the great debate of Australian cuisine the potato cake/scollop/fritter

[@rebeccasunflower]

Agreed

[@MiMi-zq2yh]

Same, I have never saw that dish in my life and I was born in Australia.

[@powergirlart5333]

4:02 Perkedel is an Indonesian Potato Patties which is my favourite Indonesian Traditional dish ❤😋

[@zubairrahman8910]

I'm so proud of my country bangladesh our potato dish is aloo paratha 🥰🥰🥰😻

[@cookliet8444]

Aloo bhorta>>>>> Aloo paratha

[@ranjanbiswas3233]

Our potato dish is Aloo Puri not parantha man.

[@teamrocket7400]

U will not find a one house in Pakistan during Ramadan where they don't eat potato pakorey in iftari.

[@farzanasumaiya1385]

Well as a Bangladeshi for me 'Alo bhaji' is the main potato dish not 'Alo paratha' cause mostly every morning from lower to upper class people have their breakfast with 'alo bhaji and flat bread or alo bhaji and rice'.whatever It feels nice to see Bangladeshi dishes here.🥀🇧🇩

[@PixelWizardps]

Bhaji is south indian

[@aminahqamar5742]

@@PixelWizardps bhaji literally means fry its everywhere in south asia

[@magdalenaskop1302]

So many delicious dishes from around the world. And then come US...

[@akankshaatinkipadhi270]

You know they haven't done good research when they ignored Ireland in a potato video. Did you forget about the time there was a potato famine in Ireland? Potatoes were in deficit and many poor Irish people died during it.

[@happysaluja7079]

You can find more than 100 types of dishes made from potato here in India. Some of which are Dum aloo, aloo pakora, aloo tikki, aloo paratha, jeera aloo, aloo kabab, aloo gobhi, French fries, aloo chips, chilli aloo, honey chilli potato, potato sandwich, potato fry, samosa, aloo bhaja, aloo bhujia, aloo chat and ton of recipes like that 😃

[@frankbalotelli]

The Bangladesh and Pakistan dish are and were created in India! Get those facts correct! Otherwise the video is great! Oh and you guys missing out on a Tanzanian dish called chipsi mayai/Zege very similar to the Spanish omelet!

[@rubanamussharat5535]

Bangladesh, India and Pakistan were one country not so long ago. So, calling dishes common in all three countries 'Indian' is just ignorant. I'm from Bangladesh and we have aloo parata, aloo pakora and aloor dum among hundreds of other varieties of potato dishes, just like India and Pakistan.

[@frankbalotelli]

@@rubanamussharat5535 Well you are right about one thing though, "not so long"

[@rubanamussharat5535]

@@frankbalotelli what's you point?

[@frankbalotelli]

@@rubanamussharat5535 for the past 125 years indians have been in East Africa also and have been eating aloo paratha for breakfast but that doesn't make aloo paratha a African dish does it?

[@rubanamussharat5535]

Can you pinpoint exactly where 'paratha' was 'invented'? The paratha we eat in Bangladesh are different to various degrees from what people eat in different parts of South Asia, Africa or in the Carribbean islands. Foods are created and adapted based on the culture it goes to. The Malaysian 'Chapati' is very different from the 'Chapati' eaten on a regular basis in East Asia, although both of them became integral part of their respective cultures through South Asian (mostly Gujarati) diasporas there. The Tanzanian Chapati is very similar to what we call in Bangladesh Parata. Chapati uses a different kind of flour and preparation style here. That doesn't make either versions any less authentic. Chapati is as Tanzanian as Pasta is Italian or Baklava is Syrian. As far as geography and the geopolitics of South Asia is concerned, the borders here were not very rigid until very recently (historical relativity). The ingredients and cooking methods we use throughout the region are quite similar. But you put a 'country' which itself has thousands of cultures within, the mother to all other cultures existing solely in or shared with it's neighbors. I hope you understand the difference between culture and country. India is a country, Indian is a constructed national identity. Within India, there are thousands of ethnicities who have their own cultures. I don't want to go to details with you on s KZbin comment section on this since it's a broad discussion: how culture develops to be associated with particular identities. Bottom line, calling anything with Turmeric and and yogurt Indian is simplistic at best and ignorant at worst.

[@Robert-yj2fu]

Thanks !

[@speedymouse2168]

just wanna note it , the kumpir from turkey actually comes from the british during the ww1, its jacket potatoes, but kumpir is different in ingredients

[@ThirdEngr]

‘Sausage or Bacon’ in Turkey? I don’t think so unless it’s not a pork product. Most Turkish folks don’t eat pork.

[@speedymouse2168]

@@ThirdEngr bro as i told you, the ingredients are different, they dont use bacon, they use fried sausages, just type kumpir fillings you will see what im talking about

[@speedymouse2168]

@@ThirdEngr and by the way, yes pork is not common or preferred in Turkey, but I do eat pork myself, for most is not actually religion wise, its because it is said that its taste is similar to human flesh

[@sena-il8nx]

in the middle of a war? how? internet says it came to turkey in 1991?

[@speedymouse2168]

@@sena-il8nx thata the beginning of the turkish style kumpir, i was saying that it was first introduced during the ww1, as you know istanbul was occupied by the british,

[@SoapinTrucker]

My favorite American potato dish is classic homemade potato salad, eaten 2 hours or so after it's made, the 2 hours is to chill it in the refrigerator! :)

[@melaniea5265]

That looks nothing like a kumpir also we don't eat bacon. That looks more like a baked potato in the US.

[@ferdiankhu]

And i miss to eat Perkedel😍

[@candy.......]

I love every single dish of potato it is my favorite vegetable. My favorite dish is potato salad hands down. I had covid and lost my tastebuds, but dammit i made potato salad and could not taste it. Do u know how odd that is to feel food and feel the crunch of the celery yet u cant taste a thing?

[@groovydiphenhydramine9707]

Did u eat anything with chillies bc i wanna know if the capsaicin still effects u

[@clawmango7824]

Bangladesh.... Yay!

[@nyenye4653]

I'm a Barbadian, your interpretation is not off from our original pudding and souse, it's just that from my side of the computer it seems like you forgot an ingredient which is browning. We usually use browning to add more color to the pudding.

[@andreagui]

Rösti yeay !! It is about it that Switzerland comes in an "Around the World"!!! Don't forget us as we have amazing food here !

[@eck0799]

Singapore fries looked tasty.

[@Cashopeia]

YAY FOR POTATOES😋😋😋

[@cassidyleonards2411]

Pudding and souse is traditionally made with sweet potatoes (the kind with white flesh and purple skin), not regular potatoes. People really only use regular potatoes if they couldn't get sweet potatoes, and add sugar to them.

[@jaspboynl8094]

4:41 I am Dutch and have never seen crispy 'rookworst' before, ever. Maybe some people do it, but most of the time it's a whole 'rookworst' on top of the stampot.

[@araestefo859]

As a peruvian that was the saddest papa rellena ive ever seen

[@elisabethandersson7503]

Papa huancaina tambien is famous Peruvian dish

[@AMAN_GAMER728]

These potatoes are mouth watering.