Tribal People Try Beef Barbacoa For The First Time!

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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[@seattlefloyd]

"No roti can be more delicious than the roti made by my mother with her hands." Dr. Tahir, you are so right. My mother was never good at cooking, but I would give anything I own just to have another meal with her.

[@annainspain5176]

I love how Tahir Sahib always expresses his love and respect for his mother.

[@bligabliga]

bro understands no one can beat moms tortillas

[@patricialavery8270]

My mother could cook a few English dishes her mother taught her very well,but mostly she made"mom casseroles "off soup cans and such.But I would love to have her make one for me again.

[@gmc6790]

​@bligabliga . My grandmother (maternal) was 4' 9" maybe 70lbs. Se hated the fact that people had to eat to survive. However, he tea biscuits were just short of divine. She's been gone nearly 30 years and I can still remember the taste, super soft inside and butter coated crunchy outside.

[@IRADENISE59]

THEIR ALL ARE LOOKING GOOD AND HEALTHY... SO GOOD TO SEE THEM AGAIN ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤

[@swahilimaster]

Barbacoa is one of the the fastest ways to judge how good a taco place really is, in my experience if the barbacoa is good then the rest of the menu will not disappoint.

[@Toughmittens]

Nah, you have to look at the state of the salsa bar to really know

[@swahilimaster]

@@Toughmittens The best taco places rarely have an accessible salsa bar in my experience, they've most often been places with no indoor seating and salsa is mostly a "yes" or "no" affair.

[@Toughmittens]

@@swahilimaster where? Not in California

[@swahilimaster]

@@Toughmittens All over Texas and many places in Mexico you run into this setup for a taco place, small permanent establishments that are right on the border of being street food.

[@YukonWilleh]

Thats what i do with any place with a beef dip. Its a restaurant yard stick

[@lycaon7888]

Glad they enjoyed it as much as I do. The tortilla does seem a little small as does the amount of barbacoa in it. It can be made a number of ways - put it in a roaster, crock pot, oven, but I like it the traditional way. Usually in the afternoon, dig a deep pit about 4-5 ft. at least. Put a lot of mesquite logs in it and lit it up. When the mesquite has burned down and now white/gray coals, it is ready to be used. While waiting for coals to be ready, wrap a cow's head in burlap, wet it thoroughly, wrap it in foil, wrap chicken wire or plain wire around it so that you can pick it up after it is cooked. Some throw cactus leaves to separate the coals from the meat. Anyway, cover the hole with tin roofing material (or something that can't burn thru it like a barrel lid), and cover it with dirt. Don't want any air or heat escaping. Go to bed. Get up the next morning, remove the dirt and lid, remove the head. Take it to a table and remove the wire, burlap and start removing all the meat from the bones. This includes brain, tongue, eyeballs, cheek and the rest of the meat from the head. It will be fairly easy. Some like to separate all the different types of meat - all head meat, tongue, brain, eyes. Some like to mix it up. My Grandfather loved to scoop the eyeballs out and eat them as is. To me as a kid, it was as funny as it was weird. Enjoy with corn or flour tortillas. Make sure you have the other condiments like cilantro, onion, tomatoes, different kinds of salsa, beans, and, of course salt. Ahhhhh! Brings back a lot of fond memories. THIS was a family event.

[@diavolaangelica]

I love to make barbacoa! I learned from my mother and grandmothers. Once in a while, I will make it with bison meat, but because it is so low in fat, I have to cook it at a lower temperature for a longer amount of time, to get the right tenderness. So good!!

[@antont2811]

I pressed Teeeeennnnn!

[@patricialavery8270]

I laughed and laughed when a New York chef said "Mexicans don't use (wheat)flour tortillas".I grew up around Mexicans and they certainly do.Wheat was easier to grow in the north of Mexico rather than the south,where indeed they use corn tortillas more than wheat ones.The smallest flour tortillas are about the size of a hand,like corn tortillas,they are easier to make very large wrapping tortillas from than the corn version.The biggest wrapping tortilla I have ever seen was about the size of that red plate.

[@jrico540]

Its a cultural difference thing. The north has a lot more people from Euro descent from the og colonizers to waves of immigrants that have always preferred wheat and dairy products that breed things like the quesadilla. The south has ethnically native locals that have always used different types of "heirloom" maize for millenia and is where you'll find more exotic tastes like worm tacos. Its all good eating tho, cheers!

[@Dmanz.automedic]

Im mexican, from mexico. We dont typically eat flour tortillas. 99% its always corn tortilla. Especially for tacos. Always corn for tacos.

[@kitsune303]

Love this channel!

[@Breezy532]

I loved the voice intro and music ❤ it’s very original and pleasant

[@markdowse3572]

I'd certainly like to try Beef Barbacoa one day... 😁 Sounds delicious! 😋 M 🦘🏏😎

[@onlymebaby.9249]

Im early. Omg. I thought i heard you say their first taste of liver barbacoa. I even went back a few seconds to hear it again. Lol. I thought gross. Ive never heard of barbequed liver. Lol. I'm Mexican. I'm glad they liked it.

[@derfzus1040]

After seeing your post, I went back to check.....The host said 'flavor of barbacoa'. Real barbacoa, as you and I know is from the beef head slowly cooked overnight. My grandpa had a deep pit lined with bricks in which we would hang a head or two over coals in foil and wet burlap sacks, cover the pit with a sheet of very thick aluminum and cover with dirt. My favorite is with corn tortillas, hot salsa and no cilantro. Here in South Texas, many consider it a ritual to have Big Red soda with their barbacoa.

[@onlymebaby.9249]

@@derfzus1040 it can be almost like a ceremony or ritual. No deviation. Traditional.

[@bobbiejojackson9448]

@@derfzus1040 I wouldn't be surprised if they used the head, because they do use goat and sheep heads in their traditional cooking. I'm pretty sure that they use every possible bit of the animal in their cooking, since that's pretty common in more rural communities/cultures that stick pretty close to ancestral culinary traditions.

[@Guerita72]

​@@derfzus1040That barbacoa with Big Red hits close to home!

[@MrScottsearles]

One thing I don't like is liver. The smell of it cooking makes me gag.

[@marcrodriquez5153]

Dr Tahir is somewhat right. Good barbacoa is made in a hole in the ground.😂

[@angeldagreat7508]

Ayee that looks good 🔥

[@PhantomQueenOne]

Aww, they seem to all love their mamas, how sweet!

[@ManuelGuajardo-zd7hx]

They need to start calling the guy that wears the glasses a doctor because he always gives free medical advice 😆

[@ToniMcGinty]

We do. He's Doctor Tahir. Always has been!

[@coyotelong4349]

I love how he always holds his hand outward for emphasis while talking

[@Itsamemario1ns6666]

They do

[@alexemiliogb]

🇲🇽🇲🇽🇲🇽

[@abrahamlopz0177]

🇲🇽🇲🇽🇲🇽

[@mamag2332]

The music is a bad match for these videos. Love the channel, just some feedback. Ty

[@netnomad47]

Needs the onions and lime, and some salsa 😎

[@JAG82.]

Cilantro,onion,avocado and some lime (salsa optional) on them tacos would’ve blew their minds

[@barbaranelson4982]

❤❤❤ love from Scotland x

[@JaneDoe42011]

It's even better with the dipping sauce. YUM!!

[@urbanchaosgirlucg7]

It's funny how they say that the Chili's are part of their traditional food when they came from the New world and only landed in their country in the late 1490s along with potatoes, tomatoes, corn, beans, squash,cacao, and vanilla.

[@andremayen8762]

je comprends absolument rien mais je sais pas pourquoi, je kiffe.

[@NikaBoyce]

Im dying looking at those crunchy dried flour tortillas. You need freshly made corn tortillas (weep)

[@KittKatPawz]

Here in south Texas (US), we usually have on Sunday mornings with Big Red soda.

[@bligabliga]

🤜🤛

[@Sayitwolf]

I guess they are Not that tribal anymore when they already were shown more things in the First 100vids than i know 😂😂😂😂😂

[@wareagle9655]

I always get Barbacoa at chipotle every time I go it’s my favorite.

[@suvi1502]

For anyone wondering, barbacoa is a popular dish from Mexico and is usually served as breakfast tacos. It is typically made of cow tongue and other parts. With love from south Texas

[@lycaon7888]

Also from South Texas....Barbacoa is made from the entire cow's head. The tongue is part of it, along with everything the head contains....brains, eyes, etc. I've made it the traditional way, in a pit. I learned how to do it from my father and others. You can use a roaster or oven but it's much better if you do it in the pit.

[@bligabliga]

@@lycaon7888 it was a strange coincidence when Tahir mentioned the well

[@plaztik767]

My lunch yesterday. Hope these men enjoy 😉

[@Lina_Iraqia]

The barbacoa looks so tasty! You guys should try Iraqi masgouf!

[@Penrose707]

I would love to try Kahari

[@colombian1987]

AHHH so refreshing thank you,

[@jstyle8548]

You need to try the cabra barbacoa which is a goat dish, Mexicans love those tacos 👍

[@barryoconnor721]

Try goat taquitos and queso fresco cheese, I'm sure the ingredients are readily available there.

[@bepisenjoyer]

Good video

[@jennd9091]

Brilliant a new dish - i havent heard of this - UK

[@hessiangardner9134]

Because it only rains there

[@telebubba5527]

Some Mexican restaurants might sell it. We can get it at a Mexican take away restaurant here in the Netherlands, so I see no reason why that wouldn't be available in the UK.

[@thull21]

Well have I got a treat for you. Easy Beef barbacoa, You want to take beef cheeks, jalapeno\serrano, onions, garlic and a slow cooker, chop the onions garlic and peppers relatively large, layer them on the bottom of the slow cooker. Then place your cheek meat on top. set temp for low, and leave for eight to twelve hours. DONOT TOUCH IT, DO NOT LOOK AT IT, DO NOT TALK ABOUT IT, DON'T EVEN THINK ABOUT IT. In fact don't do anything just go to bed and sleep for the rest of the day. the next morning your gonna turn off the cooker and in a bowel take out the cheek meat which will be falling apart. let the meat cool. then you want to shred the meat by hand. take the shredded meat and reheat in a frying pan serve in a tortilla with salt, pepper, minced onion and cilantro. if you want it real nice your also gonna ad a slice of avocado and Chile Verde, and a squeeze of lime.

[@MrScottsearles]

Wish I could have some, if made with beef though.

[@Stephii_Chuu]

❤

[@JohnBryant-qc5zg]

👍

[@netnomad47]

I love Barbacoa which means Barbecue in Spanish.

[@deborahgodley6980]

Please kill the background music! Sorry but really bad. Love these videos and these guys though.

[@kazzer115]

I'm going to make this! Never heard of it called Barbacoa and have several Mexican cook books, I suppose it's the same as their shredded beef I HAVE made before, for Burritos.

[@jacquelinebouldin8191]

It's made from beef cheeks, aka cow face.😐

[@jesussouless5124]

Instead of going to war with each other and killing each other, we should share each other’s food.

[@khabbad]

Well thankfully we are not at war with these peoples country

[@bighappy3770]

Need some salsa! Easy to make, Just need tomato, fresh chilies, onion, cilantro, garlic and try some corn tortillas with their tacos!

[@joeylummox7330]

Bismillah. Thanks for this wholesome video.

[@EatLotsOfCurry]

They need some salsa with those tacos!

[@AbzDeen]

Would love to see them try Haggis Neeps And Tatties 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿 Scottish dish

[@josearenas4200]

you forgot the lime

[@MrScottsearles]

Please get them American food cookbooks/ recipes / links or whatever, so they can make their own delicious food.

[@Renee2000]

Mmmmmm yummy! My favorite kind of tacos. Add some onions, cilantro and salsa 😊

[@RubenDReyna]

Okay, Barbacoa taquitos MUST be served on a soft tortilla-either corn or flour, but SOFT! Other than that, great content!

[@timmeasures2694]

Wish the tacos were corn and where is the lime? I'm sure it was delicious . It's time to take tpt on a road trip to Mexico for some real Mexican food !

[@ManuelGuajardo-zd7hx]

😆

[@Daddy_Lee_McGee]

The comments in here reveal more about the viewers attitudes and beliefs than these videos ever can. Fascinating sociological phenomena.

[@annainspain5176]

You should have been here for the last video. Strewth.

[@Toughmittens]

My family in Mexico likes to buy the live goat and kill it in the back yard. Those screams are the reason I could never eat this. Looks good though.

[@quentinmichel7581]

I sgree that the "explanation" opening narration is unnecessary, as is the background music. The videos have been fine without them up to this point. On another topic... Rana has mentioned again being toothless...I recall him being quite happy when he got dentures. If it's not a State secret, why does he no longer have dentures?

[@ChristopherCurtis]

I haven't looked into it but I'm pretty sure that these are just some of the first videos, but they're re-uploading them with the voiceover. And because they now have an audience more people will see the old/first videos, and they'll also get more revenue. Instead of the thousands of views they get now the first videos probably only got tens.

[@bobbiejojackson9448]

@quentinmichel7581 @@ChristopherCurtis This is actually a new video and from what I've been seeing, there haven't been any reuploads of older videos... just a few "repeat" dishes like burgers, candy, etc. The narration at the beginning is new, but they've had background music in their videos on and off, for a long time. As far as Rana's dentures are concerned, I know that his first set got broken. He didn't have any for a bit, but then I noticed a few months ago that he had the lower teeth again. They'e never said how it happened or why there hasn't been a replacement upper. It could be that they just can't be fixed and a new upper would be too expensive?? A viewer/patron paid for the first set. People have asked here and there in the comments, but I haven't seen any replies from the channel, to date.

[@ChristopherCurtis]

@@bobbiejojackson9448 Interesting. Thanks for the extended reply. I did go back and look at some old videos and they had 100's of thousands of views so my theory is blown. I remember Rana getting his dentures and assumed this was originally recorded before then. I have to admit I'm a bit disappointed that some of these "firsts" aren't, though.

[@bobbiejojackson9448]

@@ChristopherCurtis Ah... no worries. I actually agree with you about all of the "first time" titles they've been using lately. I truly don't understand why they're doing it, when so many people have expressed disappointment over it and many, who say that they're longtime subscribers, have even said that they're going to unsubscribe! Because I've come to genuinely care about the people in front of and behind the cameras at TPT, I've tried to stick up for the producer and/or editing staff, in cases where it comes down to silly/rude complaints or people who are being overly critical about what are often simple cultural misunderstandings, but sadly, I honestly can't think of any good reason(s) for getting all "click-baity" with their titles. I just hope that they're listening to what people are saying. This channel has been such a positive thing for so many people... especially in the crazy world we're all living in.

[@nross940]

Of all the tribal try channels, this is my favorite just because of the joyful chemistry you have. I enjoy watching content creators experiment with new ideas, even if they aren't totally successful. My only feedback is that to say on a video that it's the 'first time' when it's not is confusing. The viewer can run a search of the older videos to see if a meal or experience has been repeated. With 800+ videos and other sister channels, I'm sure coming up with new content is a challenge. But there are still plenty of global foods to be featured. For example, I would love to see the gentlemen try (or try making) a traditional Pakistani wedding meal that they always refer to. Or maybe have their talented chef cook a simple Ethiopian dish like Doro Wat or a vegan/vegetable lentil dish (spices can be found on Amazon), using roti in place of injera if that's not available. Continue to riff on menus from places like Turkey and Australia with kabobs, lamb chops, meat pies, etc. There are also plenty of delicious fish stew recipes out there (Spain/Brazil/France). And if you still run out of ideas check out Mark W's travel channel. He's been everywhere and tasted everything. And he captures how they make the food as well. Keep up the good work!

[@skylarmathison1481]

Hey i know youre trying new music and stuff. I just wanted to say most of us do not agree with all of the negative comments. Most of us love you and the fine gentleman that you show us and their reactions 💜

[@petebutler5139]

I LOVE THIS CHANNEL!!

[@wallybeaver-nl8bq]

B A R B E Q U E - English Spelling

[@dojoma630]

Tribal People Try should do a Q&A video with the guys. People can submit questions for them to answer.

[@Guerita72]

They did it before and it was so nice! I thought they said they would do more, but it never happened again. I believe they even asked questions to some of the viewers. I wanted to see more!

[@velvetmau]

Thank you all for this wholesome content from such lovely people.🎉

[@rogertemple7193]

🙏🥛🍩🍳🥓🥞☕🙏

[@madelaine6]

Love your channel, hate the music

[@worstusername22]

Can we see what they love to eat from their home? Thank you

[@xochil1621]

The original barbacoa, at least in Mexico, is done with sheep or goat and cooked in a ground pit in clay pots. The tortillas, usually, are made from corn (not sweet) and are very soft and delicious. I can see in this video that the totillas are terrible, not soft at all, and beef tastes very different than the original meats!

[@timmethy]

A good Mexican restaurant near me adds Coca-Cola to the sauce which makes it really good.

[@tinoyb9294]

As-salamu alaykum, diiiiiiing!

[@ChrisRedfield--]

Very good. The videos are a bit dark these days.

[@ManuelGuajardo-zd7hx]

He is a doctor????

[@annainspain5176]

No. He makes dad jokes. The commenters started calling him Doctor. Don't you here how he chuckles every time he gives "medical advice"? He's kidding around.

[@MrScottsearles]

Sounds dangerous, but delicious I'm sure.

[@guestuser4503]

Glad they liked. Teach them to make

[@eddymiranda5994]

needs lime, onion, salt and salsa. just had this this morning 😉

[@joshtrotter186]

Is it BBQ?

[@timmeasures2694]

It is usually cooked in the ground pit seal up

[@dyad9592]

Barbacoa is usually a cow's head cooked in the ground until the cheek, etc meat falls off the bone. It's very rich (greasy) and sticky. You won't need chapstick after one of those!

[@bobbywhite1645]

"Simple roti with meat chunks" Is actually a good description for a roast beef taco

[@lulurossiso]

Assalam 3leykum! ❤ barbacoa. Greetings from 🇪🇸

[@TagaBearClaw]

ggs

[@twilacarson2308]

Did you mean barbecue? Pronounced ( barbee - Qoo) the cue sounds like Koo otherwise I wouldn't know what you were talking about. I've never eaten it like this.

[@audreyslivinglife]

No, they pronounced it correctly. It's a Mexican dish that is very delicious 😋.

[@angela-rx1fc]

its not supposed to be bbq white man

[@kaelhooten8468]

Bring these boys to Detroit!

[@texastedskol]

I think they'd be safer in Pakistan. Haha 😄

[@186llewis]

Love this channel, but I like the way they used to make the video's. That speaking in English is strange!! The way the other videos were made popped!! They were more exciting to me anyway!!

[@Zingeron]

I wonder who the producers see as their target market?

[@netnomad47]

Americans

[@bobbiejojackson9448]

@@netnomad47 It's because Americans make up about 80-85% of their subscribers. It's just sensible marketing/business practices.

[@netnomad47]

@@bobbiejojackson9448 I agree and i am one of them 😉

[@annainspain5176]

@@netnomad47 They have subscribers from all over the world. The world is not America and America is not the world, whatever you might think there.

[@annainspain5176]

@@bobbiejojackson9448 Where do you get those numbers?

[@Theoneandonlybish]

They should make an asmr video🙏🙏

[@chadpickens8500]

Come for the video, stay for the medical advice they give! :)

[@TheShootist]

you really don't need the announcement. You do need chopped tomato, chopped onion, chopped chilies, cilantro, a little lime juice.

[@ericfuhrer2013]

I could do without the crappy circus music.

[@todddlaird]

Kill the music,i cant watch any video with this terrible music,i o ly want to here their voices NO MUSIC

[@Just-Trust]

Y'all have them horrible tortillas to eat!!

[@dominikmartinisko]

Tribal people play twister pls

[@robbiemontgomery581]

The music is obnoxious and really unnecessary.

[@tnxjesus]

Just have fun thats what the channel is about dont get csught up on it

[@PotterPossum1989]

Poor baby

[@Mrosal92]

You eat barbacoa with corn tortillas. Those look like flour tortillas

[@RickyMaveety]

The stupid music can go too.

[@martyvallens]

Cut the voice intro and the music, it s not necessary

[@jerrymuncey4136]

new producer?? what happened?? don't like new intro style. reactions not describing.. this type of videosSUCK

[@danfreeman5301]

Yes please stop the new voice over intros

[@legendaryunicorn409]

I don’t get it, what is so bad about the voice over intros??

[@afenismama]

I don’t care for the cheesy music 😢

[@letitbeknown8126]

I agree

[@meegoreng8155]

It doesn't care for you either. ​@@afenismama

[@danfreeman5301]

AND the new music is an awful addition. Very annoying

[@ericshinault3628]

Why so critical? Are you unhappy with your life?

[@teddibear1943]

NOT FIXING Guhl Shers watch is the biggest abomination. He got it as a gift. Obviously these people now speak English, fix the dudes watch already. I give it 2 more videos. Yall be slipping fam.

[@junipa9967]

I agree, I hate the music too. Better without

[@waynemcquarrie5077]

Your ruining a good thing stop the silly music.

[@MoonmanSpacejam]

Cry baby

[@YukonWilleh]

Disagree

[@Creador-de-una-causa-justa]

Watha 🤨 youre Rac1st ?

[@bamaha24]

I like the new English intros

[@zazasmoka846]

The english narrated intros are terrible and unnecessary. We come to hear them speak, we dont need some explanation of whats going on like we are children. The new editor and format has lost all this channels magic.

[@killjoy30011]

While I agree it's not necessarily needed I don't think it lost it's magic

[@cattledog901]

​@@killjoy30011Nah it definitely has. It used to feel cozy hearing them speak in their own language and felt authentic. Now they have English intros with phrases like "its gonna be epic" like every other generic youtube channel. They lost the magic for sure.

[@Anthony-nd6vk]

I’m also not a huge fan of it…But I don’t understand how such a small thing could set you off to make your point in such a negative way. You must like the channel based on your statement about its long-lost ‘magic’ 🔮🤷🏻‍♂️ (a Tribal People Try boomer? 🤔) But if you like the channel, why not put your comment in a more constructive way to give feedback 🤷🏻‍♂️ instead of being all apocalyptic like the show is CANCELED! because of a 5second intro.. Calm down, friend.

[@goldenbox7803]

Thank you very much, Tribal People Try. You gift us so much quality free content. Free content providers are the unsung heros of the Internet.

[@bamaha24]

I like the intros

[@babynursekaren]

I am more offended by Tahir and his alleged knowledge of health issues, his suggestions, comments, and his touting to be a health professional than I am about the music, or the introduction. He thinks he's being funny, and he's not at all funny. I do like the others, but Tahir makes a lot of erroneous statements and he acts like he's worldly, educated, informed, and experienced when he's clearly not.

[@FIXTREME]

... IT'S A WORK! The guy has acknowledged in the past that he's a carpenter and that the old world medical advice is an in-joke because he previously said everything can cure coughs or cancer or something. It's a running gag, everyone else is in on the joke

[@babynursekaren]

@@FIXTREME "It's a work"????

[@scale6873]

@@babynursekaren Professional wrestling lingo - a ''work'' in this context means that it's an act with the purpose of convincing the audience that everything said or seen is genuine and real.

[@babynursekaren]

@scale6873 Well, I don't follow 'professional wrestling', not my cup of tea. My professional experience is nursing, real life situations and fixing humans.

[@scale6873]

@@babynursekaren And that's absolutely fine! Different folks, different strokes and all that.