Watching These Tribal People Discovering Mole Will Make You Grin for Hours

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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[@anitawindbigler7100]

Mexican food is soooo good. And Im not Mexican.

[@DogSpeak]

I'm pretty sure Mexicans just call it food.

[@ZainMohammed2005]

I agree

[@ori-yorudan]

@@DogSpeak They probably do, but I've noticed in the past couple of decades, as countries have become more multicultural, that even those raised in the country of origin have started using the national prefix for food that they're very familiar with. In the UK/Britain they have old classics like a sunday roast, a full english/scottish breakfast, bangers and mash, and pork pies that they refer to as "British food", the Japanese have a word for their traditional food "Washoku" (和食) that literally means "Japanese food" that they use to refer to things they know are exclusively Japanese in origin, soul food and southern bbq in the USA is definitely "(US) American food" for even citizens in the USA. Hell we even have things we refer to as "Australian food" down here in Aus as a younger country, like barbequed seafood skewers, lamb chops done in our classic way, and fried crispy skin barramundi. So I wouldn't be surprised if in Mexico they have things that they'd still refer to as "Mexican food"

[@ZanakinzMedia]

@@DogSpeak No, if you want to be technical it's comida. Yo tengo mucho comida en mexico. Me gusto chilaquiles y mole tambien.

[@DogSpeak]

@@ZanakinzMedia I dont want to be technical

[@sidneymz4445]

One of my favorite dishes ever! Glad you all liked it ❤️

[@pecsenye]

You can tell the gentlemen that there are dozens and dozens of different styles of mole in Mexico, from all different regions. The one they're eating is the most popular and is called mole poblano because it's from the city of Puebla, which is also famous for those traditional-looking blue and white clay tiles.

[@annmccaffrey7900]

Thank you Chef! This was my suggestion....well done 🎉

[@EliteGaming110]

"It can only be eaten with rice" As a mexican i say, truer words have never been spoken

[@aaronlopez492]

It's always a great day when you served a plate of mole, any variety.

[@rchavez1840]

You honor my culture by serving mole. Its one of the best foods you could serve an honored guest.

[@martcp71]

Similar to curry, mole can take on many forms, depending on the spice/ingredient mix. I hope you all get to try other varieties of mole in the future! I grew up eating mole, rice and tortillas. It's no wonder I quickly fell in love with food from Pakistan, India, and Afghanistan. Thank you for sharing!

[@orinoco500]

Very cool, I requested that dish a while back and I am happy they finally got the opportunity to try it.

[@googleuser2170]

I knew Mr. Rana would enjoy the spicy food. He and I would be good friends!

[@pattiwhite9575]

Mole is my favorite sauce for my enchiladas. It can be used on many types of foods. Best thing is to wash it down with a margarita.

[@thaisstone5192]

Make it yourself, or eat out???

[@oscargamboa5793]

Enchiladas + Mole = "Enmoladas"

[@haircutdeluxe]

Oh man, this is a really new taste for them I bet. Mole is really hard to make from scratch but our Mexican groceries here in the US carry perfectly serviceable pre-made mole. Try it if you’ve never had it!

[@xavieriswavier]

That looks really good shoutout to the chef for making good looking mole in Pakistan! I’m hungry now thanks

[@MartinRiosArellano]

Thank you so much for fulfilling my wish 😢❤👌🏼 I've been asking you for ages to prepare this dish for these gentlemen, and you finally did! ❤😭❤😭❤😭❤😭❤

[@Befree898]

Give them black beans soup cuban style with some rice and meat

[@gerardoveyna9945]

I am glad that you tried my suggestion. I recommended mole in one of your videos when you asked what dishes you should try!. God bless you all.

[@ieatcaribou7852]

The production team edits these videos perfectly. The music and food choices are the best. Thank you for such an amazing channel, you men are great!

[@amymahoney3513]

❤ Good Morning from York, South Carolina USA love 😍 your videos

[@andrewbatts7678]

Mole is more pf a sauce, like gravy. I usually see it used to smother a wet burrito

[@s7r49]

My first introduction to mole was when I was a teenager, my friends family had a family recipe for enchiladas they used on holidays. I'll never forget the smell of that massive stock pot of bubbling home made enchilada sauce as they stirred in pounds of chocolate (they made hundreds of enchiladas so it was A LOT of sauce).

[@WetbackNoSetback]

Im mexican, mojado from Juarez, i never ate mole sauce that wasn’t smothered on chicken, hollandaise sauce goes on eggs Benedict idk i guess its a sauce too but i dont make steak Benedict or a burrito benedict 🤷🏽‍♂️

[@s7r49]

@@WetbackNoSetback lmao. Yeah I'd say I see Mole chicken a lot more than I've ever seen a Mole burrito (even in California where burritos are king). I love lengua in mole but doesn't seem to be a very common thing. I don't know why its such a good combination with that soft tongue meat.

[@KrasseOdaVonBayern]

Not traditionally no.

[@texastedskol]

I'm 64 years old and I can't believe I've never heard of it. Looks great!

[@jr3753]

It’s the national dish of Mexico

[@stezenast5878]

When I worked in Austin, Texas, which is famous for its variety of foods, there was a food truck that would drive around every morning in our business area that had a variety of breakfast burritos made fresh that morning. The mole was one of my favorites

[@saxmusicmail]

You can also take the meat off the bone, roll up the chicken meat in a soft flour tortilla (very much like Roti) and put the Mole sauce on it. It is also eaten with a few slices of avacado and raw onion. But it is good with rice, too.

[@carolmillins9199]

Another heartwarming video. These gentlemen are so endearing ❤

[@Tsumami__]

Lots of cumin in both Mexican and Indian food. Cinnamon, too. I feel like the major flavor differences are in the use of cacao in Mexico versus Coriander in India.

[@sabinegiannamore8711]

Tsumami!! 😂😂😂😂 what a great name. You get a 🌟

[@prodigalfraudaddy]

Good ..bcz hes pakistani

[@loubelle7139]

Try soul food. Pinto beans cooked with smoked turkey, rice, corn bread (side salad-optional) and meat along with sweet tea.

[@cw5451]

And some greens! You gotta have some greens! 😊

[@garlickebagg]

​@@cw5451COLLARDS!!!❤️❤️❤️👍👍.

[@samanthak5831]

Love and respect... blessings

[@gerrysoriano6005]

These guys love tasty food. Great watching them enjoy it.

[@darleneparker6111]

It's interesting to watch educational videos on the history of making of different moles.

[@buzzymodes2818]

Thanks for the vid

[@annmccaffrey7900]

Where I lived in Mexico this was served inly for weddings!! ❤

[@crystaldottir]

Wow, mole. That is a gold star for your cook. Mole is a big project and requires a lot of ingredients. So much worth it though.

[@captaincool5387]

Mole is my favorite Mexican dish

[@onlymebaby.9249]

My mama used to make that for Thanksgiving and xmas. I miss my mama. 😢. I wish i would have taken note 9f her recipe.

[@Guerita72]

Same, except the peanut butter version. For decades it was my favorite dish of hers. Now she's gone 😔 and I also didn't get the details of her recipe.

[@onlymebaby.9249]

@@Guerita72 I had no idea there was a peanut butter version. I know she had about 30 ingredients in her mole but mostly it was Chile about 4 different kinds, almonds, sesame seeds, bread, plantains tomatoes, tomatillo, peppercorns, garlic, onions all fried of course and Mexican chocolate. I may even remember a spoon of peanut butter or peanuts. Is this the same stuff?

[@Guerita72]

@@onlymebaby.9249 It doesn't sound similar. Mom's version didn't have nuts or seeds or most of what you listed. It was a smooth sauce and I know there was always a couple of bay leaves in there. If you like Thai peanut sauce you'd probably love peanut butter mole. I've actually never tried the chocolate version.

[@onlymebaby.9249]

@@Guerita72 sounds interesting.

[@MsBebegurl0212]

I make authentic mole. There are so many kinds. There can be anywhere from 20-100, yes, 100, ingredients. That is why the flavor is so complex!!

[@seamoreplant]

I love this cocoa flavor Mole! Fortunately I have found the bottled concentrate in American grocery stores. Just add water lime salt spicy chilies to your preference add chicken and you’re good to go! My wife doesn’t like it! But I adore it! I serve it with Mexican rice pickled jalapeños and warm tortillas. The history of this particular Mole is very interesting!

[@marioalbertopreciadoinzunz3560]

You need tortillas with tgat dish. Mole,rice and tortillas ; horchata.

[@amandagonzalez3382]

Yess, I’ve been waiting for this!

[@randallshelp4017]

good mole is difficult to make. So many ingredients. I have tried to make it twice and failed miserably. Thank you restaurants!

[@Dina52328]

You could try buying mole paste sold in small glass jars at any supermarket where ethnic food is sold. My favorite brand is La Costeña but another popular brand is Mole Doña Maria. All you do is mix it with chicken broth and stir continuously until you reach the desired consistency. To speed things up just get a rotisserie chicken and either shred it or add the pieces to the mole sauce. I like my mole a bit sweet so I add a little sweetener. All you need is rice, beans and corn or flour tortillas and you got a Mexican meal. No need to go to a Mexican restaurant for mole. Greetings from west Texas 🌞🌻🌵

[@lindasanchez5079]

​@@Dina52328I've used doña Maria's before. But now I get a mole paste at food for less. They have 3 kinds. Mole rojo,negro and I think the other one is coloradito(I could be wrong). Very good and I think it's made in Oaxaca,which is very well known for their moles.

[@RichardGonzales-vl8eg]

I'm so glad they tried mole

[@carolynbertram5598]

Mole sauce is complex, and as individual as the maker. Well done to the chef for making this! You can adjust the amount of chili in the Mole sauce to make it more or less spicy, as you prefer. Im glad the the gentlemen got to try this.

[@jeannerogers7085]

From extreme southern California, Viva Mole!

[@outwest1014]

Actually southern Mexico.

[@gerardosalazar161]

@@outwest1014actually no. It comes from Puebla, in the center of Mexico.

[@Not_convinced]

It’s an acquired taste. It’s best not to tell people that it’s chocolate. The expectation tends to mess with their perception of the flavor

[@jeannerogers7085]

LOL, it took once for me to acquire the taste for a good mole!

[@xochil1621]

They absolutely loved it after one try!

[@coyotelong4349]

It goes to show that the bitter flavor of unsweetened chocolate can be used to give depth to savory dishes Chocolate need not always be a sweet confection

[@teco_lote4969]

It's not chocolate, it's a recipe that uses a bit of chocolate as one of it's many ingredients. The main ingredient is chiles.

[@Not_convinced]

@@teco_lote4969 yes and that’s why I think it’s best not to tell people it’s chocolate before they taste it

[@bligabliga]

3:43 - i love this ill try to send you guys a few salsa recipes soon

[@Amadeo790]

Mexican food is so diverse that that Mole is only one type from one state, were my dad come from (state of Torreon), its done in a stew with pulled chicken and where I was born in the state of Cahuilla it done in a stew of lamb pieces.

[@TiresiasAfricanus]

0:52 He kept it 💯

[@elizabethburger5540]

Why is the camera skewed? It must have been by accident but its weird to watch. Good food though! Thanks chef for trying such a complicated sauce!

[@outwest1014]

There is restaurant chain (small) that specializes in Mole. Something like 10 different Moles. Awesome food. The bonus is their Grasshopper Soup, a bit crunchy and spicy but really good.

[@davidteller7681]

I'd love to see them try sauerbraten

[@btanirose581]

I'm not a mole fan, but I love enchiladas!!!🎉

[@Gigi-14]

Genuine mole sauce takes days to make. I watched a documentary which showed it once. Amazing layering of flavors. Love Mexican food! 😋

[@eduardomadrigal3794]

There are so many diffre t types of mole

[@randyromines7364]

I am sure Mr C got excited when he found out it was made with chocolate, but this is not the sweet refined chocolate he is used to, actually the sauce is quite gritty and bitter.

[@MarcusJones415]

I suggest they try fruits from different countries

[@guestuser4503]

You always forget to give them something to drink. Water is better than nothing. Hats off to the Chef though for his wonderful cooking

[@falemonjennings1241]

Much love y'all gentlemen ❤❤❤❤❤

[@ChristaFree]

We eat a lot of Mexican food in America. A whole lot lol. This is a great dish they're trying.

[@Trendyflute]

A really interesting and unique dish, great choice for the channel, and once again your chef looks like they did a wonderful job.

[@LivinginPhuYen]

❤ thanks for sharing

[@Luscious1221]

Mole is a SAUCE not a dish. It can also be used as a marinade.

[@xochil1621]

That way, it would definitely not be Mexican! Mole is the sauce, but it is also a main dish!

[@timmytheimpaler]

I'd like to see our friends react to the song Bohemian Rhapsody, translated into their language.

[@manuelgem449]

Dont be scared.. try it you will most likely love it..

[@totwallybaba]

Tahir and his Mole colored shirt. 😂

[@radbabs2000]

Love these guys...❤

[@susanfabian1521]

I like chicken leg quarters very much.

[@kimberlimesser5828]

Tahir and his popeye comment😂

[@user-kj9yz9og6c]

Very entertaining video 👍👍.

[@mordicaiknode]

A mole curry would be something to see!

[@rickfletcher5053]

Never heard of this dish, interesting

[@cleetusray7153]

FORGOT THE SPANISH RICE AND TORTILLA

[@mikebashford8198]

Chilli flavour chocolate is popular in the UK.

[@teco_lote4969]

Mole only uses a bit of chocolate, so it's not overwhelming. The main ingredients are mild dry chiles. People who aren't familiar mistakenly call it chocolate stew.🙄

[@MD-wv7ee]

I think the cuisine closest resembling the Pakistani one is definitely Mexican. In terms of flavourings and ingredients and spicy heat levels.

[@SeanNewhouse-mv9ez]

Never had it before

[@rocroc]

I've never eaten Mole myself. At least as far as know and I've eaten food from all over the country. If you are looking for something surprising and delicious to eat, artichoke and oyster soup is one of my favorites. I've only found it in one place; Little Rock Arkansas. I used to go out of my way just to eat it there.

[@stephaniechaparro]

They need to try Paella! 😍 If they haven't already. Idk, im new here.

[@hajarmekamy6185]

Who prepares all these delicious food that are from all over the world?

[@susanscott3333]

Love mole.

[@Somewondude]

U CAN EVEN ADD BREAD TO THE RECIPE

[@jesuscarrion1381]

Yep! Chicken mole is a tasty meal,glad the guys like it!🤠🇺🇸✝️👍🙏

[@Guerita72]

That peanut butter version! Mmmm

[@urielcervantes-on3st]

El mole legado del Virreinato de Nueva España. Un platillo novohispano

[@carmenjacinto4426]

Mr. Gul Sher, finger lickin good!😂❤❤❤❤

[@bobsingh5521]

Maula Jatt and Noori Natt 😂

[@mycatz2fatgaming]

My mom used to mix mole with peanut butter and bake it on chicken. It was the best darn chicken I've ever tasted!

[@Guerita72]

My mom made the peanut butter version of chicken mole and it was so delicious!

[@mycatz2fatgaming]

@@Guerita72 It really is isn't it? I wish I could make it like she did!

[@teco_lote4969]

Mole...My favorite.

[@jon7684]

Finally!

[@BirdMarcel98]

3:44 so he’s saying there’s a market for authentic molé??? 👀

[@user-hd9oy5vt1y]

Yummy 😋

[@beingsneaky]

Mr Rana was surprised at the Spiciness was not expecting it. well neither would I.. lol

[@teco_lote4969]

I was a bit surprised too, not all moles are supposed to be spicey.

[@joshtrotter186]

Never had Mole 🐀

[@cptcosmo]

They should see how big a Rocky chicken is from Petaluma, CA. 5 1/2 - 6 pound range free chickens... the Charles Atlas of the chicken world. LOL

[@kevinhullinger8743]

Mole is delicious however, its a acquired taste for most people outside Mexico.

[@teco_lote4969]

Yes, and there are more than 7 varieties I believe.

[@IRADENISE59]

I can't see all the conversation their having. THE WORDS ARE GETTING CUT

[@MrGaleanon]

As an American, its always a wild sensation to remember that chocolate is a tropical fruit.

[@thaisstone5192]

As is vanilla; more of a seed pod.

[@toolbaggers]

What does being American have anything to do with being amazed where food comes from? American farmers - 🤨

[@toolbaggers]

@@thaisstone5192 Who cares? Are we gonna name all tropica foods?

[@xochil1621]

Chocolate is not a tropical fruit. It's made from the seeds of a tropical fruit!

[@toolbaggers]

It drives me bananas remembering that pineapples are a tropical fruit.

[@aurelielagrange2173]

Mole, if you look at some of the recipes either online or Mexican cookbook are incredibly involved. Not difficult but complex. I’ve made most authentic Mexican recipes for my ex-Mex hubby but never mole.

[@allamericannative]

Have they tried american southern sea food boil

[@tinknal6449]

I love chicken Mole!

[@elteachocastillo-rc9ow]

¿Porqué no les pusieron servilletas? ¡Es mole!

[@anteversus8471]

Try couscous

[@caseyrogers573]

I really think that if it would help them enjoy the food more they should be served rice or roti on the side and should eat with their hands. Also do you have a professional prepare the food they eat?

[@Saami498]

quetta walay bhai thori thori baluchi bhi bola krain ☺

[@KKemp-bt6nl]

Recently, I have seen ready made mole in jars for sale at the supermarket. Abuelas are not amused. LOL 🤣

[@annainspain5176]

I bought one of those jars with a Mexican name on it. It was horrible. It had set up hard, like it had been sitting in a warehouse somewhere for a couple of years. It was awful.

[@seattlefloyd]

​@@annainspain5176the jars are a concentrated paste that you are supposed to thin with chicken stock before using.

[@annainspain5176]

@@seattlefloyd By "concentrated" I guess you mean "hard as a rock".

[@user-zf1jy3qj2p]

you should have given them tortillas