Tribal People Reaction to Jambalaya

Tribal/Villagers try different International Food for the first time. They give pure reaction to the food/things they have never tried.
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[@nickthompson2023]

Oh lord they’ve started down the path of Louisiana cooking. There’s no turning back. Bless Mr. Chaudhary, he is feeling the wanderlust created by sampling other foods.

[@daviclar867]

Cuisine!

[@boondocksdragon8959]

I mean, there are way worse culinary paths to travel. 😁 Love me some good Cajun grub!

[@dar5108]

Laissez le bon temps rouler!

[@SHZY504]

one of the hardest cuisines to authentically replicate, especially for people across the other side of the world

[@JonLa89]

Our four boys are down the Delta with no Piraux paddles and headed to the Gulf but they are going to enjoy the ride.

[@davidweiss8710]

I feel bad for Chaudry .."Now, I don't like any food item in village. Even when I go home no food excites me anymore." 😂

[@lcritter]

Isn’t that sad?

[@DeannaAKADeanna]

Some food excites & tantalizes while some food soothes & comforts. 🙂 It all has its place.

[@aspenwil1]

Send frozen meals to him awww blezs him

[@napoleonbonaparte1260]

Stop feeding them these foods and they will go back to their natural taste buds.

[@sotvomike]

I grew up in a family that never ventured out besides traditional Mexican and American food. I was always curious about Chinese food but my dad (who was stationed in Korea around '67) said that they used dog in their food so we never went. It took my girlfriend to take me to a Chinese restaurant when we were in college when I tried it for the first time. We hit a buffet and I was hooked. I ended up taking my parents to the buffet and they really liked it as well. But they are still stuck in their ways food-wise, while I branched out to Vietnamese, Thai, Indian, Japanese, Korean, Ethiopian, Mediterranean, Spanish, Pilipino, German, etc. I couldn't go back to the same stuff they cooked day in and day out. So I know their plight. It's what expanding your horizons does. Keep up the good work and keeping your minds and palates open!

[@currensy_caribbean2]

The head shake from Chaudhary told me everything I needed to know about how he felt towards the jambalaya 😂😂😂

[@serioushex3893]

Funny thing about jambalaya, you can have it 50 times and it'll be different every single time.

[@md-er2wz]

As a Louisiana resident, everyone makes there jambalaya a little different lol, I don't put shrimp in mine only sausage and chicken

[@shainshartershwate7421]

@@md-er2wz how dare you! And crawfish is king when it comes to gumbo

[@dotsyjmaher]

@@shainshartershwate7421 Crawfish doesn't go in gumbo...crawfish goes in etouffe' , bisque, pies, savory beignets

[@shainshartershwate7421]

@@dotsyjmaher yes it does, you're insane

[@susanscott3333]

Poor Chaudhary, we've ruined him for life🤣

[@juliusmoe-nstar8942]

At least it was with good food.

[@TheCookfamily01]

I love watching him enjoy what he eats!!!

[@honeyplug]

And he seems so sincerely saddened by this. I immediately felt bad about his delimma. I imagine this is creating a problem at home for him. If they took these guys on trips abroad it would be epic I think

[@danmcclellan2451]

😂😂😂😂👏👏✌️

[@kdfever1732]

@@honeyplug the fact that those foods they tasted before, might taste better in an actual foreign restaurant out of their village. Idk how they would see the world of food when they finally get to try the authentic dishes.

[@paulinesoares3594]

Being from New Orleans where this is one of our dishes, I will say that this looks great. Let them know it’s easy to make at home. Sauté some onion, bell pepper and celery. Add sausage, chicken or shrimp. Add tomatoe sauce, salt, pepper, garlic, I pinch of sugar, Cajun seasoning and rice. Let it simmer till rice is done. Can even be made in the oven.

[@thedamnedrose6665]

Doing in the crock pot as we speak. Delicious!

[@Country_boy-sz3bn]

I don’t think they can eat pork.

[@nickthompson2023]

@@Country_boy-sz3bn you’re correct. The fact that in past videos they’ve asked if certain dishes are halal would say they definitely can’t eat any pork products

[@Country_boy-sz3bn]

I add wild game such as deer meat and squirrel to my jambalaya.

[@boondocksdragon8959]

I wonder how they'd feel about a good gumbo loaded down with shrimp and crawfish... they enjoy spices a lot. I bet it would go over well.

[@Country_boy-sz3bn]

I live in Louisiana and jambalaya is a staple food here.

[@troutymctrouttrout3809]

When Tahir started psychoanalysing prawns I lost it 😂😂

[@skawtee]

He would be such a fun dinner guest!

[@denickite]

Can you imagine what prawn oil would smell like if you rubbed it on yourself! Lol I love his medical advice for things. One video he talked about he discussed treatments for a wet cough, dry cough, and I think it was a dog cough? Wonder what his profession where he lives?

[@bobsmith372]

lmao😂😂😂😂😂

[@Avenus112]

He's right though. Swimming against the stream, eating what floats down it, is how you make yourself strong. That strength is nourishing. Tahir often sounds silly but he's packed full of oddball wisdom.

[@celeste1737]

@@Avenus112 I think they meant his advice on rubbing yourself down in shrimp (prawn) oil, like why?!🤣🤣🤣

[@katiecoollady]

The tasters are always so humble and appreciative of the delicious dishes. I have so much respect for these fine gentlemen.

[@raylarkin5004]

And ladies too.⚘

[@GoodAvatar-ut5pq]

Aren't they cute? They're like the nicest, sweetest people ever. And they have such delightful personalities that emerge as they're eating. Some of them try to offer the cameraman food before they eat, some use blessings, some of them are very blank-faced as they try new things only to get very expressive when they're pleased. Then they say that they love or hate the dishes, and I find it very rewarding when we give them a banger. They are adorable men.

[@dialdude]

They say they are tired of eating their traditional meals. But if they knew how popular those meals are at the indian type restaurants here in the US, they would be shocked. Their traditional dishes are AMAZING. And so different from what we eat here in the US. Thanks to you all. Wonderful video.

[@todderschannel4705]

A fair trade off I'd say.

[@joseph1150]

What they serve in restaurants in the west aren't always the every day food for the tribal areas. There is often a fair amount of "Americanization" of the foods based on available ingredients (like Chinese restaurant menus that were adapted based on what was available in California).

[@wintersantiago2274]

You’re missing the point. People get tired of eating the same thing on a daily basis, regardless of how good it is.

[@linebrunelle1004]

They are in Pakistan, not India.

[@davewildermuth7519]

When Mr Sher Khan said "jambalaya" twice in a row, my brain immediately went, "Me oh myyyyyyyy ohhhhh! Son of a gun, we gonna have big fun, on the bay-o!"

[@marjolewis9405]

Crawfish pie, file gumbo

[@lamontmcgee6187]

And he said it perfectly

[@andrewwilson803]

It's refreshing to see people who are so humble and appreciative of everything. Wish you all the best in life.

[@danmcclellan2451]

I wish they could come to America with their families and travel around the country trying different cultures and dishes 🙏🏻 that would be a very interesting show to witness 👏👏✌️

[@ButcherBird-FW190D]

Yes Sir, Yes Sir. I just really like their reactions. They are all slightly different people; so of course different "Takes" on the food. My favorite is the late-50's guy with the silver beard and the blue turban. I'm guessing late-50's, same age as me. He's always very polite and cool about things (as are the others). But, yeah... His viewpoints on the various items are always 90% in line with my view(s) on the given item. Also, in this video and I think one other... He openly states that regular food at home no longer means all that much to him. And, yeah.... Most of the items they are eating from our (United States culture generally) are pretty tasty. And, whoever is cooking those items seems to be pretty solid. I mean, that banana pudding; uhm, yeah.... That's my signature dish (meaning I make it well and the kids LOVE it).... And their banana pudding looked to be the same. So, yeah. Whoever is doing the cooking for these guys knows what they are doing.

[@philipandsheilabroyles]

I would love to have them in my home, and prepare them some soul food😌

[@jeffsharp2981]

I sure hope someone is getting Mr Chaudary these recipes!!😆 Hate seeing him so stressed over something he prolly has the spices for.

[@bjstallworth2978]

They slowly ruining my boy life 😂😂

[@kimberlypatton9634]

Yes! He's so willing and open to trying all things new ,and I'm sure he has discovered many cooking tricks and techniques he's probably tried out at home..such as potato cream soups etc....He so great,with his love of cooking!

[@martinmackye9865]

he's always the one consistently asking for the recipe please....

[@kdfever1732]

@@kimberlypatton9634 I think he still make french toast for his kids at home and also mashed potatoes 😂😂

[@the_enderslayer]

I hope they're giving the guys the recipes for a lot of these things. Like pancakes, no doubt they have what's needed to make them.

[@boondocksdragon8959]

As much as they enjoyed the jambalaya, I'd like to see their reaction to eating another spicy, savory Louisiana staple- gumbo. Love & Light from Mississippi. ✌🏼💚

[@paulinesoares3594]

They did gumbo a while back. Us southerners cringed at how it was made. Didn’t even look like gumbo.

[@nancyzehr3679]

Oh. They were fed 'gumbo'. It didnt seem authentic. I mean, they are in Pakistan, right? Anyways, was a less than exemplary experience. This jamalaya looks ok, tho.

[@meauxjeaux431]

It's even hard to get GOOD gumbo in Louisiana sometimes, much less overseas, so I'm surprised that the jambalaya looked as good as it did.

[@Grizzlox]

@@meauxjeaux431 I like to cook both, and Jumbalaya is a HELL of a lot easier to get right than Gumbo

[@nancyzehr3679]

@@meauxjeaux431 Heard dat, son!

[@josepho7083]

I feel heart broken for Mr. Chaudray because food is ruined for him in his village. Its amazing how many delicious meals are in the USA. We have people from every culture and we mix cultures to make other foods.

[@KraptainKrunCh]

He'll be doing fusion recipes soon enough.

[@wintersantiago2274]

He probably has the ingredients to make most of the foods

[@thomashovgaard3134]

They havent even mentioned Roti for a few episodes :-)

[@sumicar8593]

hahahahahah!!good one!!

[@gracielou4075]

Jambalaya is one of my favorite dishes. I am pleased when the gentlemen try new things and like them. However I feel kind of sad when they feel like some of their own dishes are overshadowed. Bless them. G.

[@shellos8]

Overshadowed how? They do this show to try new things they've never experienced before. It's the entire point of this.

[@SometimesStarWars]

@@shellos8 everyone wants to be the first one to do something awesome haha, it probably extends to creating recipes too! 😆

[@justayoutuber1906]

I had the same feeling once I had Indian food. The flavor was so extraordinary to me.

[@jeffalbillar7625]

I tried Indian food, but I honestly didn't like it.

[@Sherirose1]

@@jeffalbillar7625 Indian food isn't one dish you know. It's like tasting shepherds pie and saying I don't like English food.

[@jeffalbillar7625]

@@Sherirose1 I ate at an all you can eat place, so I tried many types of food. It's just not to my liking.

[@Sainizfynest]

@@jeffalbillar7625 The restaurant was probably not up to par. Very rare to hear someone say they dont like indian food

[@jeffalbillar7625]

@@Sainizfynest the place had a ton of customers. It wasn't a dive. Indian food just isn't to my liking.

[@phoq8880]

A well prepared jambalaya is impossible to resist. Same goes for biryani.

[@angelaschwenn9595]

Please show them how to make some of the dishes that they really enjoy ❤️

[@alanatolstad4824]

Exactly. Along with shopping tips on how to substitute ingredients not readily available to them. Americans on a budget do the same thing!

[@unicron8soundwave724]

This. Right. Here.

[@heliotrope3345]

Yes, I agree! Please show them how so they can enjoy these things at home, and their families too would enjoy these dishes! It would really add to their lives.

[@stephenkeefer3436]

Someone should send them all Cookbooks, translated for them.

[@patriciamorgan6545]

And appropriate spice blends, for other quisines, as well.

[@maxidaho]

I'm sure they can run down to the local Piggly Wiggly and find the necessary ingredients.Their primary obstacle to making Jambalaya is not the recipe.

[@bluetigeress8432]

It's a shame Chaurdry can't read.

[@alyslesafranks7128]

@@bluetigeress8432 I'm pretty sure his children would help out and read the recipes to him...

[@TheMichaelBeck]

Chaudhary loves it so much his head wobbled. I love these guys like they were my brothers. God bless them and their families.

[@wraithstrongopark]

i can see the men enjoying the food of the american deep south and south west, lots of very flavorful dishes to be had in those regions.

[@DeannaAKADeanna]

I've watched quite a few south Asians enjoy flavors of parts of Mexico & of Tex-Mex. Every time I taste cumin & chilis, I think of those places and the Middle East. 🙂 Some of the soul food & other traditional southern cooking is so good and basic, it reminds many people of their basic down home cooking. It's awesome!

[@roniyardley8945]

I really empathize with Chaudry. I feel the same way about our local foods

[@Missuskeefe]

when I was a teen (many years ago) my family travelled from VERY small town Nova Scotia to Slidell, Louisiana to meet and visit my uncle and aunt. They treated us to all of the traditional dishes (homemade) and I long to return. The food was amazing and cannot be replicated outside of Louisiana because of the heart and SOUL that goes into preparing it. I would LOVE to have some Cajon spices to try and cook it here. Although you cannot get crawdads here.

[@Jeffrey_1959]

You all are so brave to try things that you have never heard of before.

[@patricialavery8270]

Still laughing at Brits who were terrified of Biscuits and Gravy.lol

[@DeannaAKADeanna]

I think to myself (instead of bravery), "What a great sense of adventure!" ❤ I've traveled the world and it's really wonderful to experience foods and culture elsewhere! It always feels like a privilege to have the opportunity. 🙂 I'm sure some people find unfamiliar things scary, but it's a wonderful thing!

[@SaraSavingSpirits]

I love you and everyone watching. You're beautiful! 💜

[@MayimHastings]

Aw! What a sweet comment! Back at you, Sara 🤗🥰🙏 Hope you are having a wonderful weekend!

[@MissVanillaLime]

💜

[@faitheternal3015]

To me, what makes our food in North America so great is its embrace of many countries around the world. Jambalaya, for example, though evolved in Louisiana, has several historical influences, including French, Spanish, and African. (If you know more about jambalaya, please feel free to jump in!) We are a wondrous mix of cultures and tastes, and our vast diversity of dishes reflects that. You can never fully exhaust the variety; there is always something new to try! If they haven't already, I hope these fine men come to see that South Asia, where they are from, is part of our delicious legacy.

[@meauxjeaux431]

YES, even though jambalaya, and gumbo are "traditional" Cajun dishes, they both had origins from Africa, and the Caribbeans. Although, they don't come close to resembling their origins. Even the local, Creole and Cajun style jambalayas and gumbo are different in several ways.

[@faitheternal3015]

@@meauxjeaux431 Ah, true. There is Caribbean influence, too. Thanks for pointing that out. Jambalaya is a scrumptious fusion of culinary styles and cultures. So much of our food, including popular dishes, have varied origins or influences. It would be great for our lovely reviewers to know this.

[@crazymusicgrlcheesecake]

Spanish???

[@ashleymonet6046]

I 💘 this video, meanwhile their taste buds have gone viral and international and I'm enjoying every minute of it.

[@markkalaj6822]

The gratitude, kindness and humor of these men keep me coming back to watch all these videos! God bless you all!

[@diddiaskew3084]

We Americans are always looking for the next new thing. However, home cooking is at our heart. 👩🏾‍🍳🙆🏾‍♀️ 🙏🏾🇺🇦

[@madelinemardigan3386]

That's the truth

[@ninajones1175]

Though some would argue for sure, I think on the USA, southern cuisine is some of the best we have to offer. We are a blessed people. I live in Texas so it's beef country and I have little chance to have seafood but no matter where you travel, you can find great food. What has surprised me is how so much great food is served around the world but in western culture its always alot more expensive and have seen some of the greatest looking food, in huge amounts for pennies compared to what we would have to spend $25 or more for here.

[@Them_kids_momma]

We do!

[@ohslimgoody]

It's so cute how they said now they favor foreign food over there traditional food. May God continue his blessings, and may they continue to in hance there taste buds as they travel the world one dish at a time.

[@TheKellie03]

I loved watching them enjoy this. My family is from New Orleans where Jambalaya originated. "Thumbs up" from me. 💚

[@rhonda6791]

Out of curiosity I watched the other Pakistani tribal people, and returned quickly to our beautiful good hearted men right here. These smart, witty, open minded, generous people I’ve grown to love and respect. They don’t just comment on food, they bring enormous joy to all our hearts. Thank you beautiful men, may you be blessed with health, prosperity and happiness for your families ♥️

[@ColinStuart]

I used to stay with friends during the time of Renaissance Festivals, and they would have me make 3 batches of Jambalaya, so they could have another batch after I had left! Also, when I was homeless, a family who took me in would have me make double batches so they could enjoy my Jambalaya!

[@morrielarsen]

Chaudry is like, "You guys are spoiling me with all this delicious food, I can't eat the cooking at home now..." lol

[@mr.hansholmes2367]

I always wondered if Chaudry craved some of the food he has tried.

[@kdfever1732]

It seems like he does, especially the sweet foods.

[@dantastepp4699]

When the gentleman ask the camera guy, would you like to eat? I think everyone should run 🏃to him with a spoon and eat!😁

[@boondocksdragon8959]

I keep waiting on someone to take Tahir up on that offer, hop across the table, and snag the bite from his hand. You know he'd never expect it. 😂

[@michellehenderson842]

I have enjoyed your videos for a long time now. GOD BLESS you all Always. Much respect and admiration. Thank you ❤️

[@sumicar8593]

these gentlemen never fail to make my day!!They bring me so much joy!!i have been bedridden for months and was so deprressed but now im laughing nd full of glee because of these endearing men!wish they could visist me and all of us eat together!

[@P5YcHoKiLLa]

You should buy ingredients and try getting them to make one of the dishes they've tried, even Jambalaya. Then they can do a taste test of each others like your previous video

[@SA-hf3fu]

Oh my gosh, I feel SO much for Chadhary. He’s no longer satisfied with his village food. 🥺 This is something I’ve been concerned about since the beginning. Even if they can’t get things like shrimp, can they at least have some of the spices that they’re not use to (such as oregano) and the recipes so that they can enjoy some of the flavors? It can be made with chicken only or even without meat if only they had the right herbs and spices. I just made Jambalaya last week using rotisserie chicken and ham. It really is SO good! Glad they enjoyed it. ❤️

[@toomanyaccounts]

well a lot of this is not knowing you can prepare foods differently. take french fries or potato wedges. they are baffled you can prepare potatoes in that way

[@SA-hf3fu]

@@toomanyaccounts Yes, exactly. They seemed to have accepted their food in the same way that it was passed down to them and with very little experimentation. The potatoes example is very good as well as never having chicken prepared in any other way than stewed in with the vegetables or rice.

[@alanatolstad4824]

@@SA-hf3fu Yep, get them recipes of the foods they try, along with shopping locally for alternates not readily available. Americans who like to cook on a budget do the same thing.

[@SA-hf3fu]

@@alanatolstad4824 Yes you're right. Many of the things they've been exposed to can also be made by them at home if only they knew how such as simply frying chicken rather than always having it in a stew or gravy. With the current inflation I've been experimenting with making Depression Era foods. They really found ways to take a small amount of meat and stretch it to feed many but adding fillers such as beans, macaroni and rice. That's the same way that meatloaf came about. You take a pound of meat and add bread or crackers to it and it feeds 6 people. Last night it was salad and "Beans ("Bush's Grilling Beans") and Wieners" on toast and it was actually quite good.

[@alanatolstad4824]

@@SA-hf3fu Many times growing up in the 50's and early 60's, Mom made chipped beef on toast, or creamed peas on toast. Loved 'em both. Dad was a young teacher with a growing family, didn't make much money, and Mom got creative. The only dish Mom made that I didn't like, was when she added bread crumbs to canned tomatoes. I liked my tomatoes plain, but when you gotta feed a family of 6 (this was before baby Sister was born in 1964), you do what you can.

[@tiffanypatricia7436]

I love these men!! It was sad hearing that they don't enjoy their food as much anymore. You should make them all a cookbook of their favorite recipes , make sure you go by what they have and what they cook with. I wouldn't buy a cookbook because obviously they all don't have a stove/oven or the same cooking methods as we do. A customized cookbook of their favorite recipes would be awesome for them!

[@raymartin7172]

Bless you. They aren't all literate. Pakistan has a huge army, nuclear weapons, etc, but it doesn't teach all of its people to Read and write.

[@hafizsyednomanali6868]

@@raymartin7172 These people belong to older generation tho. Literacy among young people is high and is increasing.

[@DeannaAKADeanna]

@@raymartin7172 Mr. Chaudry has mentioned making sure his children are literate. There are always cooking LESSONS! 🙂

[@missmaria165]

I love the idea of a cookbook. If we were able to contribute recipes for them... that would be fun.

[@thegh0st1969]

Much of the recipes could be done up with pictures. A bigger problem would come in with timing and temperatures as they may not be cooking with similar equipment. I remember inheriting my grandmother's recipes only to find some were impossible to understand as they referred to how much coal or even corn cobs to put in the stove. How am I to translate that to our modern stoves? Or the recipes that called for 5-cents of yeast. I've kept them for the nostalgia.. Sorry for going off topic but I do think some form of picture recipe cards could work.

[@stephaniemccollum8019]

Tribal people are so kind. Always find something nice to say about any dish. I can’t imagine trying their food and being able to enjoy. Thumbs up! Let’s see some tribal dishes!

[@ureallyannoyme]

They will always crave their traditional food, but this is such a great way to get people interested in other cultures and open to experiences. These guys are so terrific!

[@shawnaellcey6970]

Let’s give them the recipe! Also there should Just be an episode of Tahir eating happily wrapped up in a blanket. I think that would be good for him and also he needs tea.

[@tmar8959]

Don't forget to rub some prawn oil before wrapping yourself under a blanket 😂

[@nitropost]

Pakistan is a big and diverse country, maybe letting them try food dishies from different parts of their country would be nice and also educate us on their home grown basic and special recipes.

[@RoshanDesaiphl0923]

i hope they all get printed recipes for each new dishes they try so they can make at home!

[@MegaTechno2000]

I'm from New Orleans, ya'll might have gotten this one right.

[@mrzredbadger7848]

I love these guys...this channel makes me so happy....you all make the world a better place

[@tonyapedraza180]

Oh wow, you're not satisfied with your traditional food?? Why because I've seen videos about your local foods and they all look so delicious and flavorful!! I would give anything to visit your country and eat your food made in your villages and homes!!😋💕

[@bobbiejojackson9448]

Having grown up in the South and now living in the Northernmost part of the U.S. I really do miss many of the dishes from my younger days. This video made me miss it all the more. I can make most of my childhood favorites, but even though I've been told I'm a pretty good cook, my dishes just don't turn out quite like my mom's/grandma's. The recipes are mostly theirs, but the love and the soul they put into every dish, just isn't there without them. (sigh) Thank you for this trip down memory lane. It's heartwarming to see the gentlemen enjoying the "strange" foods from far-away places so much. I just hope that they're able to get the recipes from the chef, so they can make their favorites at home. Even if they can't always get every ingredient, the beauty of cooking is how versatile it can be when it comes to its preparation. I just know in my heart of hearts that their versions will be delicious because of the love and care they'll surely put into making them. 😊

[@djunc676]

No matter how hard you try I think it's impossible to completely duplicate grandma's culinary touch.

[@TheReeldeel15615]

one of my favorite meals❤

[@lmtellsho6283]

So, you folks are enjoying western food, and I am buying Paratha and cooking roti. It's a fair exchange.

[@FireCracker3240]

Oh, I feel so bad... they go home and are somewhat bored with food made by their families. I was afraid that might happen. I wonder if they regret being a part of this channel? I surely hope not. Love to you all from the US!

[@walt33743]

As someone from Louisiana, it brings me so much joy to see someone enjoy the food we make. Bless all of you

[@lucifearus]

It's so sweet and silly he says he's "weak and in a very bad condition", when we ALL know he's a wonderfully strong person and master who serves food to even the most needy. Such an amazingly powerful person being so reserved and respectful. Tahir is wonderful and always a riot, as are everyone in these videos, much love

[@michaelfranklyn5660]

People fight ova it for real mr doctor,love the reviews!..👊🏿🇯🇲🇯🇲🇯🇲🇯🇲❤️

[@JimDean002]

100 years from now when all of their street food vendors has switched to making jambalaya we will be able to point to this moment and tell our grandchildren we saw when it started

[@Max-ej4oh]

See good food for them is POWER. And that makes me smile. IT IS POWER! a mentality many should have.

[@ryanmccarthy8625]

Coming from a Cajun, I can tell you guys that you would absolutely love crawfish etouffee, red beans and rice, gumbo, boudin, stuffed blue crab and Cajun mashed potatoes with gravy. Not to mention, Cajun cornbread and everything else that Southern US cuisine has to offer.

[@susana3716]

This is one of my top favorite comfort foods!! Hats off the the cook! It looks very good and as they described it sounds like it was prepared in a traditional way. I would bet they could easily make it at home!

[@dagr.johnsen2164]

" Jambalaya, craw fish pie and filet gumbo..... " - Hank Williams. ((😆))

[@danielbrant4389]

In Cajun and Creole USA cooking start with the trinity onion capsicum and celery. Add garlic and spices oregano thyme and rosemary. The meats can be chicken shrimp or crayfish and sausage called Andui. Beef or chicken but most is made with pork. Add rice and stock paprika chillI salt black pepper. It is like a Biryani or a Paella and shows Spanish influences in Louisiana

[@cleetusvd072]

I appreciate the way these men are willing to try everything and give it a fair shake. I also love how they thank God for the food they receive!

[@sleeper08]

I love Jambalaya. I’m glad they all loved it

[@knp44]

Can't wait to watch this video! Already know it's going to be wholesome.

[@heathercottrill3505]

I’d also love an episode on “wgho’s idea was this”, why is this important”, what has everyone learned “, etc. Thank you! Just tell us how we can help you continue. Much love, Denver, Colorado

[@nikkirockznikkirockz8551]

.. It'd be SoOo cool if the Tribal fam could come to the 'States, or even Europe, Africa etc. so that they can appease their ever-growing palettes of culinary discoveries.. 🧡🍛🧡🍛🧡

[@lcritter]

I honestly thought they would never get mr. Chaudhary to touch another prawn with a barge pole!

[@vbee3571]

Uh-oh!! Have we opened Pandora’s box and now they are no longer happy with their native foods? It’s hard to know what is right to do sometimes. Everything has a consequence.

[@rekostarr7149]

it's a process. eventually people can get tired of excessive flavors too. it's all about perception, and sadly they are on their own with that. at least they seem grateful to God sometimes, which can help reduce attachment. He could also use this opportunity to better his own cooking--apparently he is already pretty good at it!

[@kdfever1732]

Maybe with their knowledge about foreign foods, they'll be able to share it with neighbors until their neighbors will like and be used to some foreign spices and foods. That way, some business men/women in their village might start a business with foreign products etc. Who knows, one day, the spices that they need to make foreign foods will become available due to number of population that wants the foreign dish.

[@duchesssussex7648]

I got Ludovico Treatment chills from your post.

[@SwiggityPeanut]

@@duchesssussex7648 Tribal People Try Milk 😂

[@CaptainQueue]

The wisdom, friendliness, and gratitude of these marvelous people is wonderfully presented. I'd be honored to befriend them in person.

[@joe3312s]

I have watched many of your videos and those men give great joy expressing their new found tastes, bless all of you for making us laugh and would love to try your food.

[@travismiller6076]

I absolutely love this. I’ve met so many gracious families in my travels. From Thailand, Japan, Guam, Germany, South Korea, Kuwait, Afghanistan and all the tiny forgotten islands in the South Pacific. I’ve been to 59 countries and had local food from all. I understand the attitude and humble nature of these men.

[@chronicdose]

That looked delicious! I'm sure you could teach them how to cook many of these recipes at home, especially this one!

[@thekingcobra63]

I love these guys, such sincere and positive commentary, and humble too. Love this channel.

[@QueenP001]

Being that I’m born and raised in #Louisiana and #Jambalaya is a staple dish for us, this video brings me great joy. I’m very happy these wonderful gentlemen enjoyed it.

[@TheEnfadel]

my favorite part of this channel, is that they take the food quality seriously. they give them their best shot and if they dont like it, i never feel like it just wasnt prepared right. so satisfying

[@christineholmes8108]

Honestly you guys soothe my worries and I'm so very grateful for y'all! Deep fried 🍤 🦐 prawns are one of my favorites! Of course best dipped in sweet and sour sauce and sesame seeds! So good! I just love you guys and look forward to your videos!!! God bless from the USA!!! 🙏🇺🇲💖🙏

[@VGI4NI]

These guys are great thank you for sharing their experiences and lives with us..

[@msnicole4777]

I would love to eat jambalaya while wrapped in a blanket. That sounds like a vibe.

[@warlord1981nl]

Tell mr Chaudhary that homemade food will never be surpassed by exotic food because the food you eat at home brings with it the memories of friends and loved ones, of a shared life, of comforts found nowhere else. Homemade cooking is very special indeed!

[@richardsavoie2857]

I love Jambalaya, and I make it from scratch occasionally. I do mine with chicken, sausage and shrimp. Watching this makes me want some right now. I'm glad they enjoyed it.

[@tedstriker2000]

luv it when I know Chaudhary is going to like it '')

[@foxco2378]

God bless these Guys, I wish the world would come together and eat instead of wars!!!

[@Blueflesh4]

Just know that so many would love to taste the traditional meals from Pakistan from around the world. We are not all offered that option. It is very fortunate to be able to taste so many varieties of foods. So many cultures and different types of foods. So happy to see you all being able to taste such a variety.

[@shawnaellcey6970]

Rana loved it!!! 👏👏👏 excellent! I do think southern food is really delicious! Good for them! I love this channel!

[@SusanneB938]

Another of my city's specialties. I make this regularly. We are commercial fishermen. Shrimpers to be exact. Love you all. God Bless

[@beckybetancourt3521]

I am glad yall like it ..so darn cute!! I live in new Orleans and have it for dinner 3 or 4 times a month!!

[@youtubeisnow1984]

HAHAHAHA! Oh no TPT... you have spoiled your hosts with all these delicious dishes!!! Great segment! Good work.

[@rhondaharmon724]

One of my husband’s favorite meals. I always serve it with a bottle of hot sauce.

[@rzgaming5678]

Lol as someone from southern louisiana, its fun to see people try replications of our cuisine

[@warrenrines3924]

Hello from South Louisiana. Great reaction. I love the channel.

[@CarlosRodriguez-dd4sb]

Who is the genius that makes all the fine dishes? If you continue with Cajun food - maybe Beignets and Crawfish Etouffee!

[@ivanfletcher4671]

Mr Chaudhary- Regular food is fine too, it is great to mix it up. While you take on the new you must still carry the old.

[@johnbowers3145]

I love the descriptions you guys tell about the food! It's great when Chaudrey (?) sees a dish for the first time and says " oioioioi "! By the way, is Pakistani Punjabi the language that you're speaking! I think I'm picking up some words here and there and I love listening to it !

[@kristinparish9573]

This was one of my favorite episodes. Their reactions were gold! Poor guys, don't want to eat their traditional food...hope their wives don't find out!😂

[@maryannashenfelder5513]

Everyone said it all!! Be well all!! And I'm looking forward to the next video