Maltese Food Safari | Maltese Cuisine

[@homecookingtherapy8397]

Fabulous show!

[@chhiwatnawa]

أكل جميل جدا وبلد رائع ❤❤❤❤❤

[@eternityserendipity]

Italian Colony of Malta

[@hglavina908]

Not an Italian colony!

[@neelg2128]

Finally ....urs updated show ...😁😁👍👍😘😘

[@RecetteNature]

thank you very much for sharing thank you ❤️❤️🤗🤩

[@barshadas6268]

Hello Mam. I am a die hard fan of your's 😊. Regards, Barsha

[@neelg2128]

Me toooo ...👍👍😊😊😁😁😁

[@jamesandrew664]

Proud to be 1st generation Maltese.

[@eternityserendipity]

Turkized Latin Christians

[@timbenjamin5391]

Be great to get some or recipes as with other great show like all SBS programs The Cook and the Chef

[@jitendrarana2830]

Nice and good food with a great taste😘😘😘🎁🎁

[@AndrewZSoler]

our kitchen is amazing wish to taste how you australians cook our food

[@sheezy2526]

They usually mess it up with fusion cuisines etc. ending up with a huge mess that they think taste good but is an insult to the actual cultures that the dishes represent. If a non Indian Australian says he/she made an Indian curry just run away.

[@bnkundwa]

I like the soups

[@teresacastillo1271]

My dad is Maltese and ever since I was a kid, he added peas to EVERYTHING. Can a fellow Maltese person help me understand the Maltese obsession with putting peas in everything?

[@TheSwedishMeatball]

not maltese but been living here for a year now. its cheap, nutritious and can be grown here

[@BuffaloJenny79]

My Dad always adds peas to his sauce! I grew up like this too. His family is originally from Southern Italy.

[@hglavina908]

My mum always added peas to her spaghetti sauce.

[@teresacastillo1271]

@@BuffaloJenny79 My dad does this, too!

[@teresacastillo1271]

@@hglavina908 My dad does this, too!

[@AceHardy]

👨‍🍳

[@jbr1032]

Hii iam from india very good video

[@krishnatharu2735]

👌👌👌👌👌👌👌👌👌👌👌👌👌

[@eternityserendipity]

Turkish Christians in Malta

[@eyesofthevoid9595]

pasta pie!?! its called timpana!

[@blueb4829]

How come they all speak with a British accent?

[@joecachia2]

Pudina ... not Puddina . Having said that ... Maltese in Australia tend to stick to tradition way more than we are doing here. Makes me sad in a way. So much tradition is being lost with every passing generation.

[@flowerrrat3533]

its because most of our grandparents who came here weren't allowed to speak maltese or really celebrate their culture...im 3rd generation maltese and Im unfortunately disconnected from my cultural roots.

[@a902l9]

Arab influence

[@hglavina908]

Poor rabbits!

[@SR-jx8yu]

The chef had horrible pronunciation of Maltese! I'm half Maltese and find a lot of Maltese Australians really obnoxious when they come to Malta .....