Nargie's Mongolian Cuisine: MILK TEA (Mongolian Borts Flavored Milk Tea-Suutei Tsai)

[@gerelsu552]

I am Mongolian and now living in Japan. After watching this video, I made this tea in my dormitory room. All ingredients, borts, ghee, millet, dry tea is from my home country. Milk and salt is from Japan. Oh my goodness. Tastes sooo good. I am sure that, I will sleep much better tonight. 😀

[@mimimi9170]

Adamsın :)

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[@denaredford6701]

I really like how they speak about the food being so nutritious and good for healing .

[@bansheee1]

Mongolia is definitely not a place for vegans

[@Jayy997]

Or people with any taste in food...

[@itssogoodithurts]

The world is not a place for vegans

[@zayazundui4819]

🤠

[@Zaya8888]

nightmare for vegans

[@adimulyono8741]

Or ppl with refine palate

[@himssendol6512]

Holy smokes! This is tea? Not soup? Mind blown! Now I want to try this. 🤔

[@eatnplaytoday]

I've never seen tea being made this way before. Must try it someday!

[@carryon2197]

God bless the person who invented & called it tea 🙏

[@izzykyl]

Ive tried making сүүтэй цай with soymilk instead of dairy milk as I do not consume dairy. Turned out really well

[@theresa2245]

Nargie is the best thing to happen for Mongolia! He is Mongolia!

[@yamiyomizuki]

I think if you asked most mongolians they would say Chingis Khan was the best thing to happen to mongolia, and would probably be angry if you contradicted them, but nargie can perhaps take second place.

[@sakuramoon5774]

Tea is my life, i'd love to try Suutei Tsai one day!

[@94benz]

Sakura Moon it’s so good!

[@احمدکمال-ث8ذ]

Sakura Moon r you mongolin

[@DA-ug6ox]

It's not difficult to make!! You can probably make it on your own.

[@premrai70]

that right tea is better than coffee dind know mogoal has unique tea there is also butter milk tea here is the link kzbin.info/www/bejne/eYjQdGNpgLuohrc

[@veganrabbit]

we call it tsai, but in reallity its like soup

[@biinpublications2017]

Бұл сут шай маған өте дәмді көрінеді! 👍👍👍💗 маған өте қатты ұнайды...бейнеңіз ушін рахмет! Лайк бердім. Сізге береке!

[@eaststorm1282]

For all the Indians (I mean for the people of India) - "Shar Tos" (the butter in the video) is Ghee as you guys call it.

[@blackscreenvideos8]

Shar tos and Ghee, they are completely different by making process, flavor, nutrition. They just look alike!

[@yamiyomizuki]

@@blackscreenvideos8 in america you can get mongolian shar tos made from the milk of a dri marketed as yak ghee. Americans by and large don't know that yak refers to a male and as such you couldn't milk one.

[@yamiyomizuki]

@@blackscreenvideos8 ok i actually looked this up, and no they really aren't that different. The steps involved in making them are different, the end product is still a heat clarified butter.

[@divooneh1987]

before i watch any of your videos, i click the like first great job brother

[@raza9565]

This was the beverage of choice for Mongol warriors! 😋

[@denaredford6701]

You are a very Charismatic individual . I like the accent ,and the smile .

[@Frank79811]

That makes a good pre workout snack. I bet you will get pumped up with energy after a bowl of that tea

[@zayazundui4819]

Frank79811 true.

[@yamiyomizuki]

Hence the popularity of milk tea in a county where manual labor is still common.

[@theresa2245]

How great it is to find out what is powerful food to the Mongolians! Borts! You go Mongolians!

[@bgs5272]

I enjoy watching you eat you romance the food. I need a trip to Mongolia. 🤗💗

[@asmrpleasures4885]

Nargie, please show us Mongolian Ice Cream, more Mongolian Milk Tea, and Mongolian desserts. Please!! 🙏🙏🙏

[@blackscreenvideos8]

Unfortunately, there is no such thing as Mongolian traditional ice cream. But we sometimes lick and eat frozen sour milk as a fun. Very sour, like a lime. Because of rich vitamin C, we melt it, boil it and drink to cure flu.

[@FunCook100]

Man, that tea 🍵 looks so delicious 😋👌

[@sudiptochakma3351]

That Manager is ❤️❤️❤️

[@bubbadigital2382]

my mouth is watering

[@traditionaltools5080]

Wow. That looks amazing. Ive always wondered about milk tea. I knew it could have rice or grains.

[@caseyroberts918]

We never knew Nargie was an Elvis impersonator! We love you!

[@Anton_rudoy]

Красавчик Наргия! I love you!

[@lolztumblod]

this is how we make soup or porridge, never thought this could be tea

[@leonardpearlman4017]

Seven minutes in, I think we saw some TEA for a second! So far, this is looking like creamed chipped beef, formerly a popular dish in the US, served on toasted bread as a kind of gravy. Well, we've all seen tea with milk in it, but I've never even heard of tea with MEAT in it! The chef seems to know what she's doing, so let's just stay with it. This does make me want to go to Mongolia, I have to say.

[@kirbyculp3449]

You can join the military and get paid to eat it, among other things.

[@mic300391]

Look like a nice tea-flavoured soup.

[@chowfun1976]

That looks so delicious. I want some 😋

[@kirangkichu6634]

I wanna marry Mongolian guy

[@tuvdendorjturtulga386]

Good girl

[@Mongol1232]

Kirang Kichu Are you Nepalese?

[@kirangkichu6634]

Batur Bilguun no Naga

[@kirangkichu6634]

I am from india

[@profoundted4578]

im here lol

[@balancepoint71]

Every meal on this channel looks delicious. I appreciate your humor

[@dairii]

Healing tea ^^

[@4Oirads]

I love mongolia!

[@denaredford6701]

I like the video and the music score. Thank you

[@theresa2245]

Nargie wants me to become Mongolian!

[@lynnkesh254]

Awesomeness

[@JohnnyJQuest]

So milk tea can be savory or sweet

[@mimimi9170]

Great job man!

[@johnpick8336]

Thank you !

[@mickymouse2445]

Was there any actual part of the tea plant going into this? Maybe I missed it?

[@mimimi9170]

Müdîre hanım da pek bir tatlıymış.

[@soredimana]

I read a lot about Mongolian history... Thank for this vid.. Thanks from bali

[@Daryared_nova]

зутран сэ!)) тункинские буряты любят этот чай)

[@beregu]

Funny prikols yes of course. Buryats are Mongols.

[@АдилетТажидинов-ч1ь]

можно по-русски как это блюдо или чай делают

[@АдилетТажидинов-ч1ь]

просьба

[@irisallender6796]

би сүүтэй цай дуртай. амттай шүү.

[@naqin9386]

good video,i like this channel,from hohhot

[@matthewhays9410]

I love you Mongolian guy fieri

[@theresa2245]

Ghengis Khan champion -- Nargie!!

[@TurquazCannabiz]

Milk tea in Turkish is sutlu cay. Amazing how I can recognize some things.

[@veganrabbit]

sounds same, suitei tsai=sutlu cay

[@TurquazCannabiz]

Yeah exactly. I also learned that words such as gök (sky), altin (gold) and irmak (river) are basically the same in Turkish and Mongolian.

[@veganrabbit]

@@TurquazCannabiz which is the most beatifull city in Turkey?

[@TurquazCannabiz]

Too many man! The north, west, south and east side of Turkey are completely different. You have green jungles, huge mountains and also very dry desert-like areas. Also a lot of history and culture. You should visit it sometime!

[@veganrabbit]

@@TurquazCannabiz its in my bucket list! Lets make our green planet more friendly!

[@Limbuvai535]

I don’t lie but you are living my dream .

[@leonardpearlman4017]

At 3:00 if I didn't know better, I'd think we were about to make some gravy, or a thick soup! I'm still interested, but I always think of "Tea" as a clear liquid!!! A small point: The south end of a north-bound sheep is called "Tail". "Tale" is a story, the two words are pronounced the same. English is all like that, I'm sorry to say.

[@uzair8175]

It's more like soup than tea .

[@polyonomata]

I am shocked. It is not only a bowl of tea, but meat soup with tea flavour :S But actually it is interesting how is it taste?

[@seoulkidd1]

A drink that is a meal. 😀

[@Rijeka82]

He looks like part of Khan family :)

[@mwhittaker9159]

This is soup. Tea is boiled water with various dried plant leaves mixed in

[@qtpie488]

Here because of Beryl

[@anthonyr.2621]

Mongolia: the only place in the world to make tea using meat.

[@SosaSal_]

This like a soup?

[@anulove893]

Yummy yummy 😍

[@fernandozambrano9235]

big up too great goodies

[@turu4259]

9:05 deer egch ymr huurhun bolwoo🤣🤣 --zugeree manaihaar uilchluulj bgarai ghguyu gesh 🤣🤣🤣

[@MultiDjeb]

Ээджин ця-халун ця.

[@anonymously-mysterious3812]

Where I’m from we eat tea with Rice..

[@mindytan8534]

What kind of milk are they adding? is cow's milk?

[@ARTGER]

Mindy Tan yes it’s cow’s milk.

[@blackscreenvideos8]

By the way in Mongolia, we prefer raw milk. non-processed, directly from cow 😀

[@SassDi]

a luxurious tea !

[@jomitjohn6862]

It is not tea but a soup!

[@احمدکمال-ث8ذ]

Great mongol

[@BushidoIslander8689]

Mongolian dairy & Animal meat are pure organic and healthy

[@noodlery7034]

shar tos

[@habibahmed3191]

It's almost like broth with milk

[@Cnoldschool]

I had the same kind of tea in Xinjiang China made by Oirat people.

[@Khosoooo]

Free Beats yeah because oirats are mongolian people

[@herlenzorigt5798]

ofcourse because they are Mongols

[@237doogie6]

Used to be!

[@tulparkultigintengrikut8440]

oirat are tribes of mongol

[@zayazundui4819]

We want our Oirad back...

[@mathiasmaranhao]

How do you say millet in Mongolian?

[@blackscreenvideos8]

"Shar Budaa"- translated to english as "Yellow rice"

[@adnanbappy2010]

I wonder who & how discovered this tea???

[@elletube3716]

We Mongolians using this tea thousand and thousands years! It’s traditional tea.

[@alanlau3948]

I came here in support of the #MilkTeaAlliance. Who else?

[@MeatyController]

Come along Bort -Are you talking to me? No, my son is also named Bort

[@angeswissable]

Cirque Du Opinion sorry, not Bort.. its called Borts

[@yamiyomizuki]

Borte is a girl's name, borts is dried meat, either way the joke fails.

[@lynnkesh254]

I can't imagine Meat n milk in the same pot...Unless am making pasta bolognese but with chicken

[@hazard1648]

Is not COR

[@amerlone70]

but....so... is a tea without tea?

[@windycitiz9615]

Alessandro Merlone watch attentively. Tea is prepared beforehand

[@MultiDjeb]

Йир сян

[@MrKuhistani]

So, this is tea then? want to try it if can find a Mongolian restaurant in London, any suggestions anyone?

[@psisabigbro]

Sariku there is bunch in dublin

[@nevinmcc]

tamiraps really? Must check it out. Any recommendations? Thanks.

[@stanfield3239]

8:03 "yellow oil made from milk" Does she mean clarified butter?

[@yamiyomizuki]

Yes. The process is a bit more complex than that used for making ghee, but the end product is fundamentally the same.

[@gansukhtsogzolmaa1102]

its a ghee

[@torokun]

Is that CL?

[@unbagideon5938]

James Chung yea

[@UMBUBA]

Did she say that sheep’s tail does not contain cholesterol? It’s animal fat, and animal fat contains cholesterol.

[@tehh329]

ur wrong

[@wolfhaven9312]

It is good fat. Nothing like the crap westerners eat. There are good fats and bad fats. Bad ones come from processed foods and saturaded fats. Butter being the worst because it contains preservatives and unnatural salts. Those are bad for you. Clean animal fats mean no preservatives, hormones, antibiotics or steroids. Natural fats such as tallow, lard and ghee (or shar-tos in this case) are cleaner. Much healthier to eat. Especially since Mongolians have to have a good diet of rich animal fats, dairy and proteins. The weather is extremely harsh and vegetation is difficult to cultivate. Stop criticizing them for SURVIVING. Something veggie bois are too weak to understand: SURVIVAL.

[@adimulyono8741]

Even i used to eat animal organ in indonesia i never see a tea or milk drink with meat inside. I mean if it with meat or fat inside it already called soup

[@jaanth314]

This food will put lead in your pencil

[@050-ghiffaryramadhana9]

really that is tea? its more like a soup for coldday

[@mindymoresrosero]

It is not the basic, plain tea. It is more like a beef soup.

[@spicymaxx11]

it's tea for us :))

[@mglhighlights8935]

open ur ice

[@zayazundui4819]

3 in 1!!!!

[@Zaya8888]

This is just a tea. You should see how we make soup.

[@tangchiprathomo819]

Mongolian cuisune sponsored by indian resto...

[@Horazmshoh]

oh man, wasn't tea supposed to be a simple drink to make? :)

[@theresa2245]

Oh, the power and magnificent of Nargie's masculinity! Every woman in his videos try to hide the fact that they want him!

[@mindymoresrosero]

I don't. I am married.

[@dismas8884]

im a mongolian , he is not even considered as a masculine man in a mongolian standard,

[@windycitiz9615]

Only one who horny is you ma’am. We are trying to educate and share our culture

[@zayazundui4819]

He is not really handsome, or masculine enough...but he is kind of funny.

[@wolfhaven9312]

He is a good looking guy. Has that powerful, Chinggis Khaan vibe but is so nice and soft spoken. I feel sorry for married women... They tie themselves down to one man when there are loads of attractive guys out there!

[@maguyjoseph6462]

Nargie must be a single guy that's why

[@Michelle_odko614]

😍😍🤤🤤🤤😅😅😅😅

[@brambakker1939]

tea???? more like meat stew cooked in milk!!!

[@hazard1648]

Yes. It is tea!

[@kunjikorans]

Meat in tea ????? Wtf

[@zayazundui4819]

Sachin Ki if you live in cold Mongolia, you have it. I mean you will love it.🤠

[@kunjikorans]

@@zayazundui4819 , no idea

[@asmrpleasures4885]

I wouldn’t be passing judgement on others who are different from you, because there could be things with your country’s cuisine that may be weird or strange to the rest of the world too. Based off your name, I know you’re Hindu of some kind and I am familiar with that culture. There are many things we think are weird and strange about your food and culture too but I will be respectful and not say them. Please be humble and kind to one another. We are all human, despite our differences.

[@kunjikorans]

@@asmrpleasures4885 , nothing is weird about our cuisine ... its the best

[@yamiyomizuki]

@@kunjikorans ok like is there some organized effort among the Indian/hindu community to be assholes on the internet? Because the ones I have met in person seem nice enough, but on line it seems to be all assholes.

[@firdouschoudhury6401]

Meaty milk 🤣🤣

[@ANsuperhighDY]

this not milk tea! This milk beef soup! There’s no tea what’s so ever

[@bbjagaa]

ANsuperhighDY They add green tea at 7:36 , so it is! 😂

[@Praxis4RageBaiting]

@@bbjagaa when I add sage to my food does it make it a tea as well?

[@yamiyomizuki]

@@Praxis4RageBaiting non sequitur. If tea is 1 if the base ingredients, which it is here, then calling it tea is pretty reasonable.

[@yamiyomizuki]

@@bbjagaa black tea.

[@kahmed8025]

You people's don't eat rise dishes

[@windycitiz9615]

kamal ahmed we don’t. Those rice kids are weak as fuck

[@jobsmandem2314]

@@windycitiz9615 Fuck off rice kids very clever

[@jobsmandem2314]

@@windycitiz9615 Also, many Kazakh Muslims do so fuck off

[@blackscreenvideos8]

We don't like rice. Because it doesn't have any hot energy inside of it. We prefer hot (not spicy, not chili like taste) dishes.

[@maybe427]

hows this evn called tea😕🙄

[@ireeduiganbold3379]

how this even called profile picture.

[@zayazundui4819]

Where is you last name from...sounds Mongol name...seriously.

[@ggesu]

@Bat Orgil dude, manners, please....

[@songsenkei]

Meat and fat flavored tea... 😮😣😖

[@zoeyamgalan8669]

Gosh, that's a lot of fat in a cup of tea.

[@ARTGER]

Zoey Amgalan Sheep's tail have not any cholesterol, it's healthy.

[@supreme_nova]

tail*

[@Simon-dn5co]

Who told u? All mammals have cholesterol......try some more Chinese or Japanese Tea, that's really good for ur health.

[@yiriguihe1168]

Well, it includes some cholesterol. But Mongols have drunk Sutei Tsai over thousand years. Drinking adequate quantities of SuteiTsai is not bad.

[@Simon-dn5co]

Tea leaves from Khitay helped to improve that drink，it made northern nomads' people more healthy and strong......

[@valkyrie054]

Why is this tea? It's soup. Don't this people know what tea is?

[@blackscreenvideos8]

Why is this soup? It's tea! Don't you know what soup is? Stop insulting whole culture by some ignorant pathetic shit you call it thoughts or ideas

[@yamiyomizuki]

@WarPaint 47 technically the term bacon originally referred to the weird ham stuff the canadians make and it's everyone else who uses it wrong, but the overall point still stands.

[@kunjikorans]

This is why Indians don't travel much to Mongolia. We will have a hard time eating

[@zayazundui4819]

Sachin Ki and too cold for them too...poor Indians.

[@kunjikorans]

@@zayazundui4819 , not as poor as Mongolians who have to eat shitty things

[@zayazundui4819]

Sachin Ki good, don’t go Mongolia. Who’s is asking you...nobody.

[@kunjikorans]

@@zayazundui4819 , you did

[@hazard1648]

Like eat by your hand 🖐🏿?

[@allahho9754]

Pathan must be Mongolian every thing meat motton no veg