Poori: The Ultimate Struggle Food (Dad Reacts)

[@euniemin1334]

I like how calm this video is. Good job!! And the instructions for making poori was so easy, I'm inspired 🙂

[@schmindian]

Thanks bro! More videos are on the way. I'm making Kheer next.

[@harrisji]

You have fast become my favorite Food channel. Thanks. Hay who doesn't want to make Dad happy.

[@schmindian]

I read this comment to my mom and she laughed a lot. Thanks bro 🙏🏽

[@gauthamseran]

So where I'm from poori is almost always served with masal (same stuff used in masal dosa but more watery) and once you've had your share of savoury poori comes my favourite part. It's when you get to eat it with hot milk and sugar. I'd at least gorge 15 to 20 pooris this way. Just the best.

[@schmindian]

That sounds great! I'll be sure to research these recipes and make videos for them in the future. Thanks for the info 👍🏾

[@Yenyen-zm7xy]

I love poori, one of my favorite Indian dish. Been 38 years since I had my last poori. Yes, I should make some.❤I see, you’re a Singh.

[@schmindian]

Make one! They are so easy. Singh is actually my middle name.

[@gardengirl20]

I guess ,food to survive the recession. Way to go, Paul !!!!

[@schmindian]

Thanks mom! 👍🏾

[@ioannispaxinos5171]

Every time I see a fun Indian recipe, like a curry or this poori with potatoes there's always a comment following that it's for a celebration, or a special occasion or Diwali or whatever. Why? It's just bread and potatoes, or a chicken in sauce. Why can't it just be a regular weekday meal? It's not that fatty, it's just a light dinner, we're not talking roasted Turkey with gravy. I mean, if you eat butter chicken for Diwali what do you eat on a regular Tuesday?

[@schmindian]

Tha fuck are you talking about bro.

[@InTheWoodsAgain]

Love it! I’m excited to try this one. Delicious and cheap is my middle name…

[@schmindian]

This one is really gewd 👍🏾

[@sethgilbertson2474]

❤

[@michaelkilby4046]

What brand of kadai do you use?

[@schmindian]

Lol! I have no idea.