Mongolian Food - AMAZING Survival Food in Mongolia + MILKING COWS!! NOMADIC Mongolian Cuisine

[@LukeMartin]

What do you think of the Mongolian series so far? Follow us here : instagram.com/chopsticktravel & facebook.com/chopsticktravel

[@AStupidTourist]

Luke Martin I still can’t get over the goat balloon 🎈 from the last video ❤️

[@LukeMartin]

😂

[@Charlyfox1966]

I like those videos a lot. Also because i like Mongoli,the nature ...Your videos are a good combo of food - end culture documentary. I get a sort of first impression about cuture , life and food.....great fotos/ recordings.

[@LukeMartin]

Thank you Sabine!

[@MsDee_777]

Actually one of my favorites so far!

[@TheVVildHunt]

May the great Mongolian people never change and always live in peace and prosperity.

[@chillboi1920]

We will

[@cloudex2329]

Appreciate it bro! May you as well!

[@dumitruflorin7682]

Maybe it's the most natural,eco food on the planet :P

[@chillboi1920]

It is it also tastes great and cleans the stomach edit:there are no lactose intolerant people in mongolia

[@cerevaux7177]

orgil?

[@Tomsawyerspit]

That was absolutely awesome in so many ways. You've shown the Mongolian lifestyle in a way I've never seen before. I was so impressed by the quality and health of their livestock . They are all so well kept and clean. Yes I would definitely try riding one of their horses . The food all looked so incredibly healthy and fresh. I just loved it so much . Great job guys , can't wait for the next one.

[@LukeMartin]

You're so right! I was thoroughly impressed with the fitness of all their animals, they really treat the animals well there!

[@dhafersalman3966]

Ttت

[@bobifisher2967]

Люк спасибо что вы показывайте натуральное хозяйство монгол. Я на таком натуральном еде вырос.

[@zulasvlog6239]

Hello from Mongolia! I was always wondering why other food vloggers not showing these our traditional food this way. Now glad that you made it! Also really loved your explanations ! Thank you!

[@LukeMartin]

🙏🙏🙏

[@jazzzzyst]

Wow this gets even more interesting! It just shows you how people who live away from the tarnished lives we live can't afford to be picky or have allergies or actually their bodies won't even get food allergies since most their food is purely free-range, organic and mostly natural. Ahhh it is so beautiful to watch

[@LukeMartin]

Yes this is a simple way of living very authentic and interesting to experience!

[@royng77]

Wow this series is an eye opener for me. They just use simple ingredients and turn into wonderful food, good job guys.

[@LukeMartin]

Thanks roy we love hearing that!

[@tinaklinger1222]

I'm loving the series so far. Looks like a harsh life, but amazing peaceful and serene.

[@LukeMartin]

You nailed it! Harsh but beautiful!

[@AussieAngeS]

The experience you two are having on your travels is nothing but fantastic, those twisted fried doughs are similar to our Italian crostoli. So cool

[@LukeMartin]

Heading to Italy tomorrow super excited :)

[@windsorkid7069]

All of the livestock look very healthy. That reflects into the high quality of their diet. Nice series Luke.

[@LukeMartin]

It’s true I thought the same thing

[@slayzet4293]

Late reply. Mongolians move around 4 season either following grass growth in summer or less windy areas near mountain at winter to allow the livestocks to be as healthy as they can. Which is why we were nomads c:

[@suvdaab.2176]

Believe me, that clotted cream on hot “boortsog” is HEAVEN 🤤🧡.

[@Diaryofayolkykid]

I know its soooooo good

[@jaqenhghar952]

we have boortsog in Kazakhstan, and we(kazakhs) call it bauyrsaq

[@1kagaya]

@unubold bluesky i will be translating this Huts pisda word "Shut up bastard"

[@Ali-bo7np]

Beautiful country and beautiful people ❤️from 🇹🇷

[@Suzanne6868]

Wow I thought the last episode was incredible, but this one is equally eye-opening, educational and magnificent!. What incredibly simple, serene and yet complicated life they live. Watching you both riding on the horses was so beautiful and brought tears to my eyes. Thanks for sharing this rare experience with us.

[@audreyabdo7719]

Horse hair rope is hand made, amazing. The semi wild horses are lovely.

[@mrp5350]

Mongolias pure wild horses, tahi, is almost extinct. Its so sad

[@t3ngristtt]

nothing added, nothing wasted. everything is being used for everything what a pure natural life

[@freyallarganswald4746]

I would love to live in a yurt, it provides shelter, a place to rest and sleep, a place to cook and socialise. A very simple way of life. I love how they have a traditional lifestyle with a modern twist i.e. the solar panels, computers etc It’s great that they are supplementing their income by opening their homes to folks like yourselves. An amazing experience. Thank you both for another great informative video. I admit I’m jealous. 🤗💕🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿

[@LukeMartin]

Very nice way of life for sure!

[@amdopema3519]

Love the Mongolian cooking. So natural

[@middleofsomewhere444]

Love this video! It brings back memories of our trip to Mongolia earlier this year 😀 Lovely country to visit

[@LukeMartin]

Awesome😀

[@vanna8914]

In Mexico we call the clotted cream NATA. We add a little bit of salt and eat it with tortillas and beans or even over rice. So delicious!!

[@thegreatestofalltimes.theg6530]

Amazing documentary lovely life style respect from Kongo kinshasa to my mongolia People peace and love from 🇨🇩🇨🇩🇨🇩🇨🇩

[@tjake490]

I noticed granny didn't miss a thing. Funny.

[@LukeMartin]

She was quick!

[@baigalganzorig6173]

She is making sure everyone enjoys it

[@jambotembo]

Hard work, but rewarding and peaceful. I'll bet there is zero incidence of clinical depression in that kind of meaningful, low-to-the-ground lifestyle. Our ancestors all lived like this for thousands of years and succeeded marvelously, no matter where we came from. Our very existence proves the great successes of our ancestors. And all that pure, delicious food besides. Right on.

[@LukeMartin]

Very peaceful indeed!

[@mohammedsheikhabdullahalma2174]

Simple life style, Amazing people it's called Awesomeee

[@LukeMartin]

Very awesome!

[@diy_nailsby_heidi_r3889]

WoW! I came here from a Kate Humble docu - and it's the same family! Amazing! She didn't get much beyond milk tea, testicle soup and boorzha, so seeing all of the dairy products in your docu was SO cool. Off to the BBQ vid! Thank you! ❤🖤❤

[@napoleon0815176]

I really like the episode that you not only introduce food but also showing us the way the locals live. This is fantastic !! Good job and thank you for bringing this to us.

[@LukeMartin]

Thank you so much 🙏

[@user-todaywe]

This is the realest vlogger I know, keep up the good work!!

[@LukeMartin]

Thanks man we appreciate it!

[@muhammadjahidul3079]

I'm from Bangladesh. I love Mongolian food 😘 i wanna visit to Mongolia.

[@Sairesbro1971]

I respect that old women brave and she is doing her job

[@nyxdoc2801]

Lots of love from here in Iran 🇮🇷. Sabrina is just gooooooorgeous. Luke, all our students think you are such genuine beautiful gentleman . Love you here in Iran 🇮🇷

[@LukeMartin]

Wow soooo cool! If you have a class with he students again you should take a short video saying hi just a couple seconds and email it to us - [e-mail]

[@tsekeylhamo545]

Its reminds my country Tibet as am nomads there...same routine as mogilian nomads do🙌

[@바람맛쥬스]

Tibetian also drinks hot milk tea slightly seasoned with salt, right?

[@LukeMartin]

Would LOVE to visit Tibet some day soon!

[@ivanshuck3419]

Luke Martin Don’t forget to get a Chinese Visa.

[@lulundabirenge2311]

I was in Tibet and had the salted tea and Tsamba (idk if that’s how it’s spelled) with the nomads. Interesting how the nomads in both places have similar foods

[@slayzet4293]

@@lulundabirenge2311 i suck at history so my explanation is vague. It should be related to mongolian empire in 1200-1300BE and nomads were all over the asia and our lifestyles carried over far distance and when empire divided, some mongolians stuck to where they are and cant return then they start living there. Which later became tibetian? No idea as i suck at history. Just know some informations and simulating XD. So yeah our ancestors are same but goes with different names i guess

[@mariannemarianne9056]

Mesmerizing scenes - thank you Luke and Sabrina for capturing a way of life that may not last another century! I loved getting a glimpse of the rope making; sheep-horse selection; etc.

[@LukeMartin]

Very true we loved seeing this in such an authentic and natural way!

[@amandamiller304]

people always think clotted cream is going to be fatty or gross but it's not it has a pleasent clean taste , thanks for sharing these videos they are great

[@LukeMartin]

Yes it’s so fresh tasting!

[@dmbassa]

9:35 We do the exact same thing here in Denmark at Christmas. To us, they are considered kind of a Christmas cookie, cooked and shaped the exact same way as she did it. Whether the flavor is the same, I cannot say. In Danish, they are called “Klejner”. That was the last thing I expected to see! 🤣🤣🤣 What a fantastic series, guys. Unique and mindful, and so very enjoyable! Thank you for sharing this with us! 🥰

[@LukeMartin]

Wow that's so cool didn't know you had that in Denmark! The taste was simple with a bouncy texture. Thanks for tuning in :)

[@iderjanlav]

you guys handled very well on horse back, look very cool. As i am Mongolian, wanna say thank you for your visit to Mongolia.

[@terrywilkins7914]

Their grandma reminds me of my mother in law's sister. R.I.P ante😢🙏. I digress thanks for sharing your experience in Mongolia🇲🇳

[@LukeMartin]

Thank you for watching, and sorry about your loss.

[@enkhzayazundui1063]

Oh. Grandma is so sweet.

[@saleemraza6870]

I love the way they make food so healthy so nutritious I love to visit Mongolia so natural environment there yumi foods I wish I could visit Mongolia love u for this episode love from Pakistan ♥️

[@chillboi1920]

It is very healthy , that's how we survive

[@happy5808]

13:44 I love how they have a solar panel on the side

[@slayzet4293]

We are adapting modern tech to our culture :)

[@kelliesquire2981]

The clotted cream and the fried dough is definitely my favorite and yes id ride the Mongolian horses. Untill a few years back one of my professions was horse breaking thoroughbred horses fir racing. These guys look quite gentle for semi wild horses. Glad you got to try the experience and the Mongolian way of life. Loving this series x

[@navusx]

A harsh life but must be somewhat therapeutic sense of feeling for you guys as well to get away from the busy buzzing city sceneries. No doubt the relationship grows a lot stronger as well after this trip.💕💕

[@LukeMartin]

Definitely! After Tokyo this was a big welcome change!

[@goshido100]

a lil trip into the past, amazing. the editing with the music and slow motions are rly well done aswell. thanks, much love.

[@LukeMartin]

Thanks so much we really appreciate it!

[@timurzambuu9464]

Orchuulga haana bn aaaa

[@timurzambuu9464]

Idii

[@triciaadamson2285]

New sub; You kids are just so real about your vlogs, it's amazing how much these people use everything that they raise. The cooking goat from yesterday vlog was just crazy. You kids just keep doing what you are doing and bringing us along with you on your adventures, Keep it real. God Bless

[@LukeMartin]

Thanks Tricia! More videos coming soon 😇

[@notafeminist5948]

I really enjoyed this video, thank so much❤️ the filming is amazing....i love the wildness and authenticity of Mongolia.

[@FoodandFootprints]

Like the way she cut the dough with those incisions to shape them!

[@LukeMartin]

Really cool preparation!

[@jviarruel]

Love the horses! That kid was quite impressive! Glad you guys gave it a try. Looking forward to this series! ❤🤗🔥

[@LukeMartin]

Very impressive!!

[@delgermaanyamdavaa1194]

I'm Mongolian and we learn how to ride horse since very little like 5 to 7

[@mochimochi82]

I have about 100 questions! Just one: your host family obviously is acclimated to it, but how did your body react to the diet?

[@LukeMartin]

To be totally honest we were both constipated for the entire trip! haha 😂

[@mochimochi82]

Luke Martin I thought that might happen 😬😂😂

[@sprak2007]

Every human adopt fat that react constipation but not that so long, so no need to worry

[@PaymaanJafari]

@@LukeMartin Goat meat is cold, that would happen when you are not used to it. I‌ guess you needed some vegetables to feel better, but then their diet does not contain much salad :) Great episodes though!

[@np1264]

@@LukeMartin im mongolian but still have that problem xD

[@grimmow187]

my 80yr old granny only eats spinach soup in the morning and thats all. been doing it for years and she never complains. actually gets offended if told to eat more healthy

[@LukeMartin]

hahaha 😂😂😂

[@Saikrishnas_world]

Awesome video. The way you adapted/exploring their culture is truely awesome. Keep up the good work.

[@LukeMartin]

Thank you so much! It was a challenge but we LOVED it!

[@kpopmultifandomgirl3009]

Really beautiful people. Hosts and nomads.

[@AllAmericanGuy01]

Sounds like my kind of trip...Milking the cows, churning the butter, riding the horse. Only thing missing is the chicken choking.

[@user-us6ce7me8k]

I've never tried Mongolian food, I bet it's tasty 😋

[@LukeMartin]

Really is tasty 😍

[@baigalganzorig6173]

It is im from Mongolia

[@timurzambuu9464]

Veri veri gid

[@bayarsosor2070]

Hi i`m from Mongolia. Thanks for visit our country. My favorit food`s for child age.

[@cringecat3614]

16:03 I was so euphoric when I saw that dog! He's actually a copy of my dog, just bigger 😍 beautiful. Also, those dishes bring water to my mouth 😋 to make it even better, I was actually dining when I found the video 😁

[@enjabold1596]

I’m glad to see you enjoying the breakfast

[@enrymorales2296]

Great vid. Cows milk do for there everyday living. I'm so amazed when she milking the cow. The cow the horse is so friendly nice video 👍 👍

[@LukeMartin]

Thanks Enry!!

[@enkhzayazundui1063]

I am another Mongol here. Oh, yes. Very ordinary country Mongol life. I enjoyed watching. Thanx😀

[@jaqenhghar952]

9:44 oh we have own bortsiq in Kazakhstan and it is called bauyrsaq. Mongols are long-relative nation to Kazakhs. Luke, we are waiting for you in Kazakhstan, come to our country!!!

[@tapsars7911]

I got really scared for a minute ; thought breakfast was going to be pine cones !!

[@swilda123]

How much milk do you want ? Mongolians: Yes

[@Lifewithlysu]

Yesss!! I was hoping for another great video of Mongolia. You are awesome Luke!

[@LukeMartin]

Hope you enjoyed :)

[@joanrath126]

The culture is so colorful an the people are willing to share an work so hard for what they have.

[@LukeMartin]

Very true and admirable!

[@iggynor5007]

I really love this series, you're taking me to places that I will probably never go. Thank you and I'm looking forward to your next video

[@LukeMartin]

Thanks Iggy glad you're liking it! It is a very unique destination!

[@chaplinLulu]

I just met a Mongolian guy last night, and you have this episode today which really helps me understand the life in Mongolia!

[@LukeMartin]

So glad we could help!

[@WilsonMMA]

Loving this Mongolian series

[@LukeMartin]

Thank you so much!

[@kamauwikeepawikk9520]

We ate clotted cream every morning, but you did the same in the afternoon milking. We ate it with home made jam, berry james. Delish!

[@Cornerdweler]

Its nice change to watch you away from the ocean and seafood.

[@LukeMartin]

No seafood here! haha

[@FOODANDTRAVELDESTINATIONS]

Thanks for showing us the survival of Mongolian! Very cool video!

[@LukeMartin]

Glad you liked it :)

[@ImranAhmed-bz8yb]

What a mind blowing atmosphere just amazing

[@LukeMartin]

Thank you Imran!

[@franciscomartin3318]

What a wonderful Mongolia 👍

[@arsenlopen2467]

Why

[@arvidprutina6655]

Beautiful food......really nice way of making a.......👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍

[@keelfly]

It reminded him the kaymak from Turkey because the original Turkic people were Mongolians. Kaymak is a refined version of that, (Kaymak means top) Like their nomadic ancestors in Mongolia, they do not have much cuisine of their own, but they have adopted the cuisines of the people their conquered. Baklava, and so many other dishes are not Turkish, but Arabic. Recent research showed that especially in certain regions, ,the vast majority of people in Turkey do not have Turkic DNA, or have very little of it. Mongolians are expert horse riders and herders. They conquered the world on these sturdy horses.

[@addy113]

Love these less traveled locations! No one has done Canada yet, you could travel up to the Yukon, Iqaluit, NWT, prairies, the okanagan wine country, new foundland!

[@LukeMartin]

Looking into it!

[@gulamnanji5747]

Wow pure natural enjoy your day

[@LukeMartin]

Thanks! You too!

[@FoodVloggerSourav]

Beautiful Environment i am falling love with this environment 😍😍😍 wanna travel this place

[@LukeMartin]

It is absolutely beautiful in Mongolia!

[@FoodVloggerSourav]

@@LukeMartin yup

[@zumradisfarinskiy8037]

Курут 👍 Манголия чои курутоб будай ку ))

[@plukejayakumar80]

Nice programme ,my best wishes from India to my Brother LUKE MARTIN.

[@huhnkie]

awesome- americans appreciating mongolian culture- greatly appreciated //:-)

[@TsovooBaatarzevseg]

Hello from Mongolia. Just discovered your channel because of your boodog video. Loved it. Keep it going ;)

[@LukeMartin]

Hello Tsovoo! Thank you for joining us! we have many more Mongolia videos coming soon!

[@yissachu]

Amazing documentary!

[@АльбинаБаторова-ы7ю]

Ой дайте маленько пенки ,пенки с бообами ,замбаа никаких пальмовых масел ,вот где живут от матушки Земли .масло настоящее вытопили на зиму .молодцы

[@Audrey_650]

Wonderfully done. Respectful also which is important to me. I loved this, also thank you for saving me from the nonsense I typically watch on KZbin lol. This was enriching ❤️

[@abhinavnaithani7344]

Respect for the old lady working so hard

[@LukeMartin]

❤️

[@ej5936]

Another wonderful video, what a beautiful county side and good folks the food looks very healthy. folks these calm and hospitable Mongolians almost concurred half of the world by their horses, the Chines ought to be thankful now the great wall of China is bringing them lots of money when they build it to secure the country from Mongolians attacks. Good job guys and thank you for sharing

[@LukeMartin]

Yes it’s very true!

[@ej5936]

Luke in 2012 our unit was attached to Canadian Arm Forces in Afghanistan, let me tell you Canadians are some of the greatest people in the world. I still have few bottles of maple syrup left sent to me by my Canadian colonel. Love it. keep up the awesome videos you guys are doing great.

[@sprak2007]

Its call Milk peda, then the cream is butter, then the oil is ghee

[@SallyAlexandriaAlexParakeets]

Good video,Luke. Happy holidays.

[@shon7498]

Its too good

[@baigalganzorig6173]

The houses is made for moving to diffrent places easily

[@rmc5991]

This is one of my favorite videos and makes me so glad that I subscribe to your channel! 🙂

[@LukeMartin]

Thank you so much that makes us so happy! We are striving to bring the best content!

[@rodelmoon7992]

looks like you enjoyed your stay there simple life and no traffic and air polution

[@LukeMartin]

We did really love the serenity!

[@rodelmoon7992]

Luke Martin We only watching but we our amaze of the senary what more on Actual its paradise

[@gladiusulziibayar5862]

I bet you didn’t know we use cow dung to heat up the ger in the winter and collect it during the summer

[@aaaah8859]

I m from Mongolia 🇲🇳

[@LukeMartin]

Nice hope you liked the video!

[@aaaah8859]

I very much liked

[@aaaah8859]

Tnx u

[@muhammadjahidul3079]

I'm From Bangladesh. I wanna visit to Mongolia

[@crazyvideos273]

Thank you for such wonderful video bro. You just made my evening. Thanx again.

[@lalthangpuiathlauhthang232]

I like this video, I am a Mongolian race

[@Shekumanstravel]

It been a while I drop a comment due to my recent traveling but been watching the video here and then. Brilliant stuff as well it seems like a brilliant experience you guys are having.

[@LukeMartin]

No problem! Hope you enjoyed your travels! more videos coming soon!

[@Seraph1c.]

Wow interesting. I wish i can eat those foods 😋😋😋. Btw greeting from malaysia ❤️

[@LukeMartin]

Thanks Faris!

[@CharleyWang]

The food in the trip is beautiful, you care. There is beauty in the trip, I care, I am a travel painter! Travel artist from Australia. I wish you a pleasant journey!

[@LukeMartin]

Thanks Charley!

[@knsanthosh1]

Nice one... Thanks from Cochin, Kerala, India

[@UCqkdtMiE5ZquD_lF9prae4Q]

amazing!! ❤from🇧🇩

[@LukeMartin]

Thanks buddy!

[@sb1484]

really loving and enjoying this series.. im learning alot of new things as well.... still thinking about their way of BBQ-ing LOL

[@LukeMartin]

Haha very unique!

[@leannhill8848]

Even they have solar panels. Smart

[@LukeMartin]

Very smart and adapted people!

[@vonlipi]

Great video! It was fascinating to see what they eat. I could not ride a horse or stay with them for that matter because I am deathly allergic to horses

[@LukeMartin]

Oh staying in the Mongolian countryside would be difficult because the herders have horses usually. But yes, interesting diet! Thanks for watching!