Mama Mustafa Cooks His Favorite Roti For Us - Over The Coals

[@Reactistan]

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[@curlytoes22]

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[@Reactistan]

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[@mentalasylumescapee6389]

AND THIS IS WHY HIS PIECE OF DOUGH IS BETTER THAN ALL OF THE FOODS OF THE WORLD....BECAUSE HE IS A CAVEMAN AND F****ING STUPID!!!

[@gwen8859]

Yes, I wonder will he tell us his age? Mostly because he knows the way of his ancestors and practices it. That’s wonderful!

[@rascal_rae]

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[@SpanishGold123]

Gosh Mustafa looks younger in his village. I'm beginning to believe Mustafas village really is everything he described ot to be.

[@annainspain5176]

I was so surprised to see him wearing glasses, but he looks pretty sharp in them!

[@baronesselsavonfreytag-lor1134]

In the breakfast video the producers said that Mustafa's parathas cooked over hot coals in his village are actually the best in the world!

[@klarkmartinez1124]

that's because god knows what is it that they are cooking in his village.

[@drrakesh8855]

Hi nice to meet you

[@monjarinafsheen9867]

@@baronesselsavonfreytag-lor1134 Knew it

[@rotten7493]

It'll be a shame when the world runs out of people like this gentleman.

[@mentalasylumescapee6389]

THERE WILL BE LESS COMPLAINING. HOW IS THAT A SHAME?

[@Styrexon]

@@mentalasylumescapee6389 The world would feel empty without people like him.

[@mentalasylumescapee6389]

@@Styrexon i guess you are right, we need people like Mustafa to laugh at how much they have missed out on life.

[@bhavesh7313]

@@mentalasylumescapee6389 why the negativity

[@baronesselsavonfreytag-lor1134]

@@mentalasylumescapee6389 Mama Mustafa hasn't missed a thing, he's perfectly content and grateful for his pure lifestyle of fresh healthy food, pristine mountain air, and surrounded by the love and respect of his family and village. Makes American life look like a glorified sewer by comparison with toxic attitudes to match.

[@kaychristensen4394]

Mama Mustafa is so admired and respected here in the USA! Thank you, Sir, for showing this. I've never met a piece of bread I didn't like!

[@bananaclip8989]

Cutie patootie

[@FishingAdventuresDubai]

Spoken like a true western Eurasian, we all just love bread, we can survive on bread alone 😊

[@MrLarsgren]

hello again kay XD checked out your playlist and i think you should try searching on D.A.D aka Disneyland after dark. i think it would fit your style. its a old danish rock group. some of them im sure you recognize since many been used as warmups for festivals.

[@kaychristensen4394]

@@MrLarsgren Lars! You are more than thoughtful! I love all types of tunes from Beethoven and Brahms to the Beatles and Leonard Cohen. Will always be partial to the '60s and '70s, but last week moved forward (backward?) to the '90s to revisit Pearl Jam, Nirvana, Alice In Chains. Parents married in '40 so nuts about the big bands, especially Glenn Miller. Have even left Motown lately to check out a few hip-hop artists (!!!). Can't wait to check the band you suggested. Btw, may change spelling of my surname to yours. It would be a more like an alliteration! EDIT: "Burning Star" blew my hair back. Pure, raw, unadulterated. At 27 seconds into "A Prayer For The Loud" I stopped only to mention my newest addiction...😎

[@mentalasylumescapee6389]

NO HE ISN'T RESPECTED, HE HATES AMERCAN FOOD , ALL INTERNATIONAL FOOD BECAUSE IT IS NOT PLAIN BREAD ROFL IDIOT.

[@sandysmith6187]

When your granddaughter asked for some roti her sweet little voice and her loving grandfather made me smile. I think she will have memories she will tell her granddaughter one day❤😍❤

[@baronesselsavonfreytag-lor1134]

That's the best part of the video

[@stefaniecharlston8581]

Seeing Mustafa in his own environment is heart warming. ❤ You can see how unguarded and relaxed he is. Seems like a totally different person. This is probably the best video you have posted.

[@letshavepie]

At long last, we have Mustafa's roti cooked over coals! Thank you for sharing the experience.

[@miketexas4549]

I just found this today, what an absolute treat! I never thought I'd get to see Mustafa and his famous coal fired roti.

[@cynthiaahern9081]

I've cooked with leaves and wood and stone but I've never seen wrapping the food around the stone before. That is awesome. I'm very impressed. That takes the skill of the ancestors. Thank you, Mama for showing us that. You are loved here in Northern California ❤

[@mentalasylumescapee6389]

HOW THE F***K IS A PIECE OF BREAD WITH NO SEASONING DELICIOUS?

[@cynthiaahern9081]

@@mentalasylumescapee6389 you don't put seasoning on an apple. You taste it by itself. If it is a good apple it tastes good. Same with flour. And their flour is pure.

[@urgonnaluvit]

@@mentalasylumescapee6389 😆😆😆

[@urgonnaluvit]

@@cynthiaahern9081 🤔🙄🙄🙄🙄😄

[@baronesselsavonfreytag-lor1134]

@@cynthiaahern9081 This hatebot bee kay has never eaten quality food that has natural flavor, apparently. It keeps making obnoxious and stupid comments like above. It has no place here because Mustafa and his colleagues have made thousands of viewers tribal people at heart.

[@proton8689]

This cooking method is at least 3,000 years old. It's like the oldest method of cooking anything.

[@floydhill9265]

Greetings Uncle Mustafa from Texas. Peace be with you. It makes me happy to see you well, and to learn from your wisdom, and the way you live. Please know I remember to pray for you.

[@baronesselsavonfreytag-lor1134]

"May God accept your prayers" would be a typical response in Pakistan.

[@rranni]

Amen to your prayers, or as they would say in pakistan....ameen :)

[@KKIcons]

Yep the TX Mama Mustafa prayer chain. I am going to make a fire and try this tomorrow. If I can find some good bricks or stones around. If not potatoes and hotdogs lol.

[@BestKCL]

​@@KKIcons I don't know about doing this with a brick, haha. Might be a wee bit toxic and gritty lol

[@pawejabonka5095]

It looks great! Traditional food, peaceful surroundings, what more do we need? And to the people complaining about how unhygienic the conditions are - I'm sure the fire and high temperature would kill unwanted germs :) we in Poland often bake potatoes during campfires just by throwing them in hot ash and I haven't heard of anyone getting sick after eating them (except for those who ate too much) ;)

[@msmkp01]

we do that in Pakistan too. its one of my favorite childhood memories, both during camping and at home in the fireplace or in the tandoor oven. nothing can replicate that taste.

[@curtisthomas2670]

l would tell them go to a western restaurant kitchen and take a look around under counter, in freezers etc or just look at a Kitchen Nightmares video on KZbin 😳🤮

[@marysmith6671]

We have campfire potatoes in the USA. I think people ate roasted potatoes starting about 3000 years ago in Peru. Delish!

[@Shakeel_._Ahmed]

Those are the best potatoes, those cooked in ashes. I miss them.

[@alanovski.]

In Croatia we make soparnik which is a flat pastry with chard and garlic filling that gets baked via direct contact with burning coals. Very tasty!

[@bellavita4237]

It’s like times gone by in America. My Great Grandparents cooked on a wood burning stove; I am told. They too were farmers. Cooked what they grew. I guess I have it in my blood, because I love to grow vegetables in 5 gallon container buckets in my backyard brings me so much pleasure. Thank you for this very interesting video. Love your Channel Please tell Mamma thank you for showing how he cooks roti. The man has some good knees the way he can stay in Squat position. Ouch!!😂

[@Carbon703]

And he is more then 60 years old

[@annainspain5176]

It comes of growing up without chairs or Western style beds. Sitting and working and sleeping at floor level from birth keeps you flexible. It's considered crude to use your hands to help you stand up, they just rise. Same in all of Asia.

[@queencelestyna]

My great-grandmother told me stories of how she and her twin sister got everyone in their house ready for the day growing up. They also lived on a farm, and their mother died in childbirth when they were 12. Because they were the oldest girls, they had to help with cooking and cleaning. My great-grandmother would take care of gathering eggs and cooking some while her sister made bread before heading to school. I appreciate her stories even more now as we heard about these folks and their daily lives.

[@baronesselsavonfreytag-lor1134]

Yes, it is that way with most South Asians. It's amazing how limber people are. Except for the disabled, most elderly Sikhs at my gurudwara still sit on the floor to eat.

[@acommentator4452]

@@annainspain5176 also not have western toilets. keeps the hips and knees supple.

[@muggedinmadrid]

I love the way he sits . That takes a lot of suppleness, strength and balance. And for a man of his admirably mature age , that is impressive .

[@idotechno]

This type of sitting is actually associated with longevity! Also if you can go from sitting on the ground to standing without using your hands it's apparently a sign of good health and long life.

[@annainspain5176]

That's amazing! When they said "over coals" l thought maybe on a metal sheet, but he wrapped it around a hot stone. The smoke from the fire must give it a delicious flavour.

[@mentalasylumescapee6389]

HOW THE F***K IS A PIECE OF BREAD WITH NO SEASONING DELICIOUS?

[@annainspain5176]

@@mentalasylumescapee6389 You've never eaten fresh bread then. Poor you.

[@mentalasylumescapee6389]

@@annainspain5176 no, POOR YOU.

[@Fridelain]

@@mentalasylumescapee6389 The smoke seasons it. Natural fermentation with -- I am guessing -- wild yeast rather than chemical leaveners or cultured yeast also gives it a unique flavor.

[@tom_something]

It's wonderful to see Mama on his home turf. He has always struck me as a confident and knowledgeable person. But in the reaction videos, everyone is outside of their element. We don't get the real sense of a person just from that. Here, our friend Mustafa is the expert. And while he's still of course the same person in both situations, I feel like I'm seeing another part of him here.

[@cynthiaahern9081]

He is confident and happy here. And he has guests which is an honor 🙂

[@baronesselsavonfreytag-lor1134]

The first time I saw him on BrahuiTV milking goats on a mountainside he was radiant.

[@zeenatkhan4490]

I always wondered why Mama Mustafa ate with his left hand because Muslims make it a point to follow Prophet Muhammad (Peace and Blessings be Upon Him) and eat with their right hand. I know Mama is a practicing Muslim so it always made me wonder when he used his left hand to eat. Today when I saw his right hand with missing fingers I got my answer. Bless you Mama Mustafa. Such a hardworking man you are.

[@BegumofQueens]

I thought he was left handed and thought it was normal. Didn’t even notice his fingers were missing 😯.

[@elcuervo2941]

Thank you very much Mama Mustafa for showing us your house and village, I admire you, continuing with the traditions of the ancestors is a great pride sir. God bless you, your family and the team that made this possible thank you. Greetings from Argentina

[@shawnaellcey6970]

Wow! I have had homemade whole wheat roti which is excellent-very delicious! I have never seen roti made that way before! Mustafa is such a treasure and I throughly respect him. He is also completely correct about not eating out all the time and the evil of processed foods. Listen to his wisdom.

[@RedZenGaming]

Mama Mustafa you have inspired a humble cook from America. Your words and wisdom have given me inspiration. Thank you.

[@LindaC616]

"Like,comment, share, subscribe"--Mustafa is becoming an old pro!

[@widrahmanbhakti]

Hahahaha yeaah, i noticed that too. Mama did his lines fluently. He has been done it for many times. Mama is a proper OG.

[@austinblair1463]

Unbelievable. No wonder Mustafa doesn’t love very different foods. He’s in his happy place here. Very different from the areas he’s trying foods from. And that’s great. His food looks fantastic. He seems happy with his life. God bless him. He’s so happy

[@frankj.artino2203]

Mama Mustafa. In God's name, thank you for inviting us into your home and sharing this delicious receipe with us.☆)

[@Real_Deal_Rob_Solo]

As a Christian man to an apparent Muslim man, you sir have my respect. We may not share the same religion, but we share the same basic values. For what little it may be worth, you remind me of my own grandfather whom I loved very dearly. I appreciate your traditional values. If I were able to, I would shake your hand in friendship, sir.

[@jihigh482]

Im not sure what religion has to do with anything here. Think you're the first Christian to watch these videos? You sound like a fanatic. Even talking about shaking his hand like it would be some sort of achievement. You're probably one of those weirdos who think every single Muslim on Earth is a terrorist.

[@Real_Deal_Rob_Solo]

@@jihigh482 Okay? Your point is what, exactly? Are you so threatened by christianiny that you feel a need to make this feeble attempt to insult me over it? It seems to me that you may want to consider addressing your own issues. Plus your assumptions are adorable! I hope you are able to learn and grow as a person, to be able to see beyond your limited scope of hatred. Thank you for your feedback, and may God bless you.

[@qwazse4]

Ever since Peer Jan showed us how, I’ve been meaning to try this with my scouts. Where we camp has a lot of sandstone, which breaks when heated. Hopefully I’ll make some this this summer when we’re around some decent granite.

[@InvestigatingDavidCrowley]

Thank you for sharing. I've been wanting to see how the different tribes make roti. Mama Mustafa is a humble man with a good heart.

[@Bradimus1]

Good well seasoned wood. It will add a pleasant flavor and aroma you can't get from anything else. The wall will help reflect some of the heat back and limit how fast the fire burns. All makes good sense to me as a Minnesota boy!

[@m15cell]

“If you work hard you will get the best results”. Mustafa

[@benharyo]

The younger gentleman seems to be just now witnessed the skills of Sir Mustafa to cook roti with hot stones. It means this skill is already rare or even unknown in his generation. At this rate of modernization I am afraid this skill would become lost unless some from the younger generations seriously learn this skill. Pakistani young people, please take note.🙏

[@uwuman101]

no thanks. I prefer my roti cleaner and not baked in soot

[@curtisthomas2670]

Someone has apparently never seen or eaten from a genuine handmade rustic pizza oven

[@basitali9583]

@@uwuman101 You wouldn’t have said that if had seen the restaurant where they cook your favourite roti.

[@uwuman101]

@@curtisthomas2670 I've had a proper authentic pizza and that is no where near having dipped in soot like this

[@uwuman101]

@@basitali9583 yes and neither would those restaurants Cook your food on directly the soot where probably the goats took a dump too

[@zeelupine5170]

He shows gratitude for every small thing, it reminds me to be grateful thanks Mustafa 👍

[@patriciamorgan6545]

I'd be interested to know how far Mama Mustafa has to go to find firewood. It seems quite dry and empty right around the village. Looks like a treasure was burned to warm the rocks and make that single roti on the coals. Thank you for showing this process. It's a very interesting cooking technique!

[@mencot89]

i think they;d mostly cook a lot in their designated kitchen but i also wonder as well, how far they have to scour for firewood and if they need a lot to cook for many guests. just the labor to cook one roti had me exhausted as a generic person living in the city 😂😂

[@BePatient888]

The man baked bread on an open fire on heated ROCK!?!?! That is what we call a BOSS!

[@savvygood]

He really did mean over the coals!

[@PainlessJen]

What a beautiful home! Thank you for inviting us in. 💗

[@crunchytaco58]

Salute Mama, you truly are everything you said.... Beautiful mountains.

[@myreallife6386]

This is amazing. Since they had 2 stones I wanted them to make 2 breads. I love how the house is partially outside, it looks like a series of courtyards. I also love to see the village because we could never see it otherwise! So special. Also it’s great that it can built by hand. If supplies are cut off and there is no electricity these people know how to live and we need to learn from them.

[@AKayfabe]

people commented on the hygiene of it but the fire kills germs and do we not cook outdoors in the USA also? On BBQ and in parks and even in the back of trucks at times. People in the woods cook on sticks too and do not become ill. I used to be homeless and I cooked with rocks and fire as well I never became i’ll and in olden days our ancestors cooked journey cakes and maize right in the ashes too without physical illness this is the old way of doing things that’s all and I think it’s beautiful

[@annawells6688]

Ah, yes the good old days when the average human life span was 25-30 years.

[@yashvardhan123]

@@annawells6688 city folk weak and sensitive af

[@philipmervin6967]

Fire cleanses all dirt and keeping itself clean❤

[@williamstewart1883]

That was amazing. I never would have thought to wrap dough around a hot rock. Combining it was a smoky flavor I bet it is delicious.

[@skatpak2967]

wow i feel blessed to be included in your cooking Mama Mustafa...what a beautiful place you have so simple yet the most happiness : ) i would love to live this life as you do with nature and love bless you always : ) and thank you for sharing

[@lynne6417]

I would visit Mustafa and his family, in his beautiful village...and sit respectfully, and learn from them. What a wonderful man. May Allah continuously bless them all, and protect them.

[@naomis.9286]

Thank you for taking us into your home and sharing this with us.

[@JC-nl9yq]

This was really cool. Now I am seriously thinking about adding a bag of flour to my camping kit.

[@pysq8]

Why not 😍

[@Stereobarf]

That looks delicious…and it’s similar to how we cook bannock traditionally here in Canada…wrapped around a stick over a fire. It’s amazing how tasty bread is cooked over fire!

[@digitalspecter]

Sounds like our "tikkupulla" in Finland. Takes a bit of patience and skill to cook properly but it's delicious =)

[@KKIcons]

Is there a video of someone cooking a bannock like that?

[@Sihideung]

Pakistani people so kind ❤️❤️❤️

[@thewolfethatcould8878]

Beautiful and Very special!!! Thank you kindly.

[@faizyhere]

Thank you Mama Mustafa 🤗

[@eds604x]

didn't realize Mustafa injured his right hand until this video. a true survivor.

[@LindaC616]

He's usually very careful about covering it

[@erowan1389]

Mama is so happy! Fascinating to see how the bread was cooked! This may sound odd, but it seems Indian and Pakistani elders are in much better physical shape than Europeans and Americans. Very few people here over 50 years old can crouch. We have bad knees, bad feet, and are overweight.

[@pratishtha5740]

it's because of the culture and food of india and pakistan (both share the same values and tradition upto some level), my indian grandfather who just died very recently at the age of 96,used to wash his own clothes without the help of a washing machine even in his 90s and used to go on walks daily. it's astonishing how active the senior citizens of our country are as compared to us, the youth who have been so accustomed to luxury!!!

[@dellytancyl524]

If you had trouble understanding Mama Mustafa meant by pure, this is what he meant - flour, water, wood fire and hot coal. You don't get purer then that.

[@annak1371]

Fascinating! The bread ball looks like a huge baked potato. It looks yummy! I have learned something new. I appreciate that Mustafa took the time to teach us. Thank you to all involved in the making of this video. May God Bless ALL of you.

[@SeeeeAME]

This series of videos showing the world Mustafa is wonderful! I can only believe everyone watching will also recognize the dedication you put into passing on your traditions, ones most important treasures. This is something us westerners have lost long ago. I feel honored to have this glimpse. Thank you for allowing us into your home!

[@MHYT7]

Food cooked on an open fire always tastes great. Mama is a wonderful "rock n' roll" bread maker.

[@encrypter46]

Wish I had thought of that!!!

[@ananyaakap]

I have no grandfather anymore, so I watch Mustafa. Both have the same level of annoyance and appreciation towards life. 💀💗☁️☁️☁️

[@syedamaryam7223]

❤️❤️

[@encrypter46]

Annoyance and appreciation. THAT made me smile!!!

[@angrypenguin7368]

WOW! never seen anything like this

[@ncode03]

I've never seen roti made like that. What a wonderful video. Thank you

[@lisapitts9148]

How peaceful and pure. Many blessings to you

[@lynnmovingon]

I have always wanted to see brother Mustafa's home. Thank you so much. What a wonderful way to make bread.

[@gingermcgarvey7773]

Passing on a valuable skill to the next generation. Watching this was a blessing. 🙏❤️🤍💙

[@shelltazhtd4life247]

Thank you for sharing another side of Mama Mufasta.....sweet grandfather.

[@munzz091]

Wowww this is honestly beyond my imagination. I really respect mama mustafa. Lots of love from Malaysia🌸

[@AliSafiaduo]

Thank you Munira :)

[@rolindaking6685]

Thank you so much for showing one of your skills. It was fantastic to watch. Mashallah!! Allah Hafiz...

[@tspaulding3845]

Beautiful scenery.... and by the way nothing beats cooking meat over some hickory or apple wood 😀 LOVE IT GOD BLESS

[@albussnape2]

Thank you, Mama, for sharing your wisdom! Will you consider sharing more of your knowledge and traditions? ❤️ to you and your family from New York, U.S.

[@derfranz5770]

My dad had the same condition in his right pinky finger than Mustafa! 😄😍 Wow, seeing such a happy old man with glasses, like Mama Mustafa, really reminds me of my beloved father, who died way too early ten years ago. Sweet memories, thanks for sharing! 🥰 (He would have LOVED Mustafa as well!!!)

[@ninny65]

That is a very interesting method of making bread

[@rascal_rae]

I love the way he built the fire. I feel like I can see a whole lifetime in his process

[@aleksandraarsenijevic4238]

Amazing. So beautiful people, hand- made textil they are sitting on and use and food, of course. ❤

[@Strega_del_Corvo]

Thank you so much for sharing with us Mama Mustafá! I have a question for the area in which he lives. Do you have to worry about scorpions or other venomous insects/animals? I am from the desert and we had a lot of scorpions and rattlesnakes.

[@bananaclip8989]

Yes they definitely have to watch out for venomous creatures. In some places like thailand they eat scorpions!! 😱

[@thedesicooks8391]

Yes you can see scorpions yellow and black and snakes a lot in these regions but I'm not sure about the place where mama Mustafa lives

[@HaseebKh00n]

They usually have medicines and traditional cures ( home made ) ready at any time .

[@mmulbatoora653]

There is old technique called zaharbaad in which they inject scorpion venom and body produce anti bodies and scorpion are like fly for them. Not many people can apply those techniques once it was common in Iran pakistan Afghanistan tajikistan Uzbekistan. Zaharbaad is Persian word.

[@kimanderson6046]

I absolutely loved watching this video, seeing mumma in his own village made my heart so happy. And I love this beautiful couple as well, they have won my heart. Keep up the fantastic work 💕❤️💕❤️❤️

[@thetortoise6099]

God Bless him I hope my knees hold up half as well when I am his age. If I squatted for that long I would need help to stand haahah

[@stephaniemccollum8019]

What an art to make roti over coals! So much love and time put into it! Thumbs up! Please keep the videos coming!

[@smnnightangels4764]

Old aren't respected for age but heir experience and knowledge they acquire over the time.. Nd Mustafa is the best example of it!

[@shbr8369]

So cool to see other cultures unfiltered💯💗🙏🏽

[@kahlua_coco]

It looks delicious! So great to watch this recipe with you all.

[@suesullivan-miller887]

Beautiful roti kebab!!👍👍👍 Made so carefully, cooked perfectly.💗 Mama Moustafa is a wonder!!👍👍🙏🙏🙏🙏

[@mentalasylumescapee6389]

HOW THE F***K IS A PIECE OF BREAD WITH NO SEASONING DELICIOUS?

[@baronesselsavonfreytag-lor1134]

Please don't answer the hatebot, just report it as spam. The troll has left the same comment 20 times, but has the nerve to say that Mustafa is missing out on life 😂😂😂 Mustafa will never be bored enough to troll the internet with hate for entire days at a time😂😂 😂

[@suesullivan-miller887]

@@baronesselsavonfreytag-lor1134 Thank you...there are some nasty people out there.....

[@mentalasylumescapee6389]

@@suesullivan-miller887 LOVE THE FOOD HATER INSTEAD 😂😂 😂

[@suesullivan-miller887]

@@mentalasylumescapee6389 go away

[@ericbergmueller2981]

Thank you for showing how to make roti!

[@kikidowney282]

I love learning from his knowledge. Allah be with you

[@lydiaholcomb7592]

Mustafa looked so happy in his village. I enjoyed this video very much! 😃

[@chadiahmedomer7828]

I wish I could visit Mustfa :) and pray with him 5 times a day :) ❤️

[@pysq8]

This video is soooo appreciated! My heart was warmed over that open fire of village wood. Many thanks. Mustafa is a favorite! More of these would be great!

[@lisabester9145]

I want to visit😃looks so beautiful and peaceful❤

[@AliSafiaduo]

We would love to take you there. Thank you for watching and commenting 😊

[@lisabester9145]

@@AliSafiaduo Omg I'd love that😃Sending love from England UK🇬🇧

[@Emielio1]

I'm definitely going to try that. That looks amazing :)

[@AliSafiaduo]

Yes it's awesome. Do share pics if you can. We can share it with Mustafa. Thank you

[@Emielio1]

@@AliSafiaduo I definitely will! Do you guys also know Mustafa's favourite curry? Then I will try to make that as well! For the first try I suppose I will use modern techniques... so I'll slap some dough around a boiled (to sanitise it) rock and put it in the oven, but eventually I'll definitely have to try putting it on the BBQ (to imitate the open fire, which could be difficult here due to an unfortunate rat infestation in our garden). Thanks for your reaction, and keep up the awesome work guys! Love your channels :)

[@ufleury7373]

Seems so peaceful there!

[@Nightmare-yx5dp]

Wow so that's how it looks like cooking with stone on coals. I always imagined the way it is done like how youtubers that does primitive contents cook with stone and coals but no here he is wrapping the stone with the dough and cook it over the coals

[@glassontherocks]

I wish I was as limber as Mama. He is amazing for his age.

[@ramoncgtc]

I am gonna try your recipe Mustafar it looks delicious. Thank you for showing us how to live a great and healthy life.

[@sandrak.robbins6305]

Thank you!

[@Msniquestarpg]

I need some butter on that and a cup of coffee and I think that would be good.

[@annawells6688]

Sounds good. Add a ticket back to the 21st century as well.

[@kathleeenmcclintock4931]

I like the way he cooks.

[@sithlore843]

Loved seeing Mama in his element. I bet the roti tasted amazing. Thank you for sharing Mama's life.

[@DelialFallen]

I'm so happy to finally see the legendary roti on coals from Mustafa's home. Thank you so much for sharing!

[@lisabester9145]

I love this his village looks so peaceful🙏💞

[@susansouthern6704]

Thanks Mama..enjoyed watching from Canada 🇨🇦

[@quddusqambrani4168]

You guys are doing great Job..keep it up

[@LPerez-pn5ni]

Mustafa and Host presented this custom bread preparation in a great way. Cooking with stone is brilliant. Yes, pure food is the best. I completely agree. I must attempt this method soon. It looks so fun and relaxing. I can hardly wait.

[@elisawestvirginiamountainm1019]

It would be so great to try Mama's roti.

[@shanana327]

Just found your channel & now I’m hooked. Curious if there are any vegetarians in this village. I happen to be one so it crossed my mind as I’m watching this video. Thank you for sharing this and please thank Mustafa for sharing his life with us. ❤️

[@wamblipaytah1600]

I love and respect Mama Mustafa!!

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Finally, a food we can be sure he won’t complain about.

[@deidreperryman7842]

Looks delicious and taste would be different than using a confection oven , or a regular oven, or micro wave machine. What about an outdoor cooking space made of brick that uses branches to light up to cook like meats, Roti, other great dishes. Thank you so much for showing how make and cook roti. Have a wonderful bkess day. 🙂