Tribal People Try Beef Stew For The First Time

Tribal People Try Beef Stew 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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[@frankie4919]

Mr. Rana Nadeem trying his english skills is so cute. I feel like as much as we love these men, they love us too, and try to show us that they care we have some quality videos. I also enjoy the different shooting angles, they let us appreciate more their honest faces :)

[@jacksonb1652]

Please try chili...or chili beans.....or soul food

[@Loralie571]

That was awesome!

[@mrmjb1960]

My mom made a mean Stew broiling a roast all day then adding the vegetables carrots,Celery,potatoes and making the gravy from the drippings and adding arrowroot. After all day cooking it we have it for Dinner.

[@Can-eh-dian]

187.....yikes

[@lokiwunda5238]

I was about to point out the EXACT SAME points! Mr Rana is amazingly funny! U can tell he is a natural joker!! Such a light hearted demeanor!

[@TheOriginalArchie]

If a person is like a potato, they will get adjusted with the other vegetables surrounding them. That's why I love Tahir. Sometimes he makes more sense than I think most people recognize. He's so positive, which is what the world needs.

[@deannamooney5575]

Yes, exactly.

[@kimberlypatton9634]

Yes! Mr.Tahir! ALWAYS the voice of sensibility and logic! 🥰

[@kmills1231]

yes tahir said it perfectly

[@drawitout]

He is a wise man.

[@World36599]

Potatoes and vegetables are good for you.

[@southparkfan01]

Rana stole the show with his enthusiasm! Love this channel!

[@princeismypitbull5432]

Doordash is always busy in killeen, Texas

[@amandadonegan2137]

It should have had more broth (liquid) with it...and they are so right any stew needs good bread too!

[@thewhiskeycowboy-official]

Correct! They were not really served Beef Stew as it is served in the US. A stew is a thicker "soup" with more hearty ingredients (bigger pieces). And it is served with a bread product, for accompanying the meal and dipping in the liquid. That is why some of their comments about it are spot on..... because what they were not serves was not how it is really served. If I was invited to someone's home here in the US and they said they were having Beef Stew, and was served THIS.... no. That is not Beef Stew. ;)

[@deadhomer8468]

I've always had cornbread with beef stew

[@droiduser9633]

@@thewhiskeycowboy-official I hate the stew debate! From Ohio I come from both the thick and thin debates! I will say cornbread is a must! No cornbread you lose simple

[@droiduser9633]

@@deadhomer8468 yes!

[@thomasbell7033]

In my experience, it's only brothy on the day you cook it. I mean, it's always good . I'm not going to send it back for being too thick. We are spoiled people in the US.

[@gojiberry7201]

When we have stew, we always have bread with it, like a French bread or baguette ... I would like to try it now with the roti 😊

[@driprubies2464]

Me as well!

[@agent01soul]

I have eaten Irish Stew with a Tortilla wrap before which are similar to their Roti and it was tasty.

[@N0PityForYou]

You have to have mashed potato or rice or something lol

[@tigresmom5654]

And one of them suggested eating rice with it. I'd love to try that also. 😊

[@robertrodrigues7319]

My mum is Lebanese, and she makes excellent Indian Roti ( she's a great cook) and it is delicious with everything. Forget your French bread and every other kind of bread. Roti is the king of all breads in my opinion.

[@thelastfamily3004]

Everyone should be like a potato a potato compliments all of the other vegetables, if everyone were like potatoes they're wouldn't be any complaints or fights, That was a million dollars worth of wisdom he gave us for free.

[@sharishairi9767]

The relief of having a wholesome dish to try inspired Mr. Rana to speak in excellent English 💗 and Dr. Tahir to request additional menu suggestions! I hope they get to try more delicious, wholesome food from around the world!

[@gloriasheppard7747]

Yes, I was so proud of Mr. Rana!! They are learning so much so quickly. God bless our tribal people!

[@ugottabe]

Rana Nadeem practicing English words and phrases before every bite was so sweet. Then in went the bite and out came "Nam, nam, nam, nam" as he got the full flavor. Loved it!

[@marcellacruser951]

I love that they relate it to their own dishes and that stew could be wonderful served with roti. Bread with stew is universal.

[@MatthewHarrold]

Perfect winter food, so many tasty varieties too. Beef stew ... or more realistic ... "whatever you've got" in a pot. $0.02

[@technicaldifficulties368]

Leftover stew

[@bunnyslippers191]

My dad used to call soup made with some stewing beef and many different vegetables "refrigerator soup." He would come to the table, take a look at his bowl of soup and say, "Oh, I see you cleaned all the leftovers out of the refrigerator today!" even when there were no leftovers (or only a few) in the pot.

[@pietrayday9915]

LOL - my family did much the same thing growing up - if there were a bunch of leftover vegetables, mom would just gather mix all together, add a little browned ground beef, and then cook some noodles to top it with, and call it "goulash". You can't fool me, mom - it's "leftover stew!" :D In the 1970s economy, when a lot of cupboards were bare, that sort of make-do-with-whatever-is-around thing was a life-saver. That "goulash" wasn't very good food, but it was edible and I don't remember complaining (unlike some of the other experiments my mother tried.) To this day, I keep several big cans of "Veg-All" mixed vegetables (potatoes, carrots, corn, celery, onions, that sort of thing) in my cabinet for much the same purpose: I don't normally have any leftover vegetables sitting around, but whenever I feel like getting creative with leftovers, a can of Veg-All and some rice or pasta are fantastic stuff to use for turning almost any leftover or canned meat into a stew, soup, or casserole - just add gravy or cream-of-cheese soup (for example) for a sauce!

[@Magdalena287]

My grandmother was from germany and she could do some magic with a peice of meat, root veggies and cabbage. This is the type of food i grew up on im glad they liked it!

[@carissahowell]

Oh boy!! Beef stew is one of my favorite comfort foods. It sounds delicious right now!!

[@kayevans1720]

Yeah they got me wanting beef stew

[@rascal211]

What is comfort food? That term makes no sense.

[@RedRoseSeptember22]

@@rascal211 Basically any food that brings you a sense of comfort and happiness :) It also refers to a good homecooked meal. Food can bring you joy :) see the Disney/Pixar movie "Ratatoullie" to get a better idea. I think it does a good job.

[@robicarm]

It's been a blizzard today, and I made a large pot of beef stew from a Christmas roast. Left over potato rolls. Hits the spot. They should try beans, with salted meat, and corn bread.

[@flexiblestrategist9922]

I'd love that, Reta; but no salt, please

[@njrcolne]

Suggestion: Get them to try Shepherds Pie. I think they'll love it.

[@anonymisspatriot6470]

I believe they've already tried it.

[@Miss_Pearls]

I can also hear Tahir saying how good it will be for those with no teeth. Lol

[@jenessalarge7621]

I just said the same thing.

[@Catseye189]

Yes!

[@tadweird1766]

I have a home-cooked meal recommendation for Dr. Tahir Nawab: southern-style chicken and dumplings. The base is like chicken soup, but the small flour dumplings thicken it up a bit. The dumpling dough is like American biscuits, rolled out and cut into 1-inch squares, then added to the chicken and stock to cook for about 20 minutes. It's a basic recipe but very filling like beef stew.

[@JonnyQuest64]

They should try real dumplings first...not those little glorified noodles

[@raymondweaver8526]

I was thinking chicken and dumplings as well

[@theresaast7049]

Dumplings are a good idea/ We simmered a large onion, choped, in the chicken broth before adding the dumplings. I like the pillowy spoon drop dumplings, but I will not turn away the rolled square ones. :)

[@brealistic3542]

These people are so precious I wish everyone was like them.😇

[@efogg3]

Gowan lads! This is how we do it! lots of gravy and rolls with yer stew! carrots, celery.potatoes,parsnips. onions.ribs.bacon or just beef, and..... Beer!! get yerself a spicebag!

[@aquariangirl71]

I love it. These men are genuinely excited to try it and watching their expressions and hearing them compliment the taste is priceless!!!

[@leojones7266]

Easy meal to cook fills the stomach up.

[@calendarpage]

I made a big batch of beef stew last week and ate it for 3 days. I love that stuff. I'm glad they enjoyed it.

[@avian68tb]

It's kind of sobering to see a person from a foreign country truly appreciate something that we as a society take for granted.

[@happymethehappyone8300]

We Already Know That They Enjoy Chicken,, Rice,, Tomatoes,, Onions & Spices,, So I Think That They Would REALLY Enjoy Spanish Rice With Chicken ❤ 🙏

[@KindCountsDeb3773]

I cook Yellow Rice and Chicken, learned it from living in Florida where Cuban and Spanish food is common. Finish it off with a cup of cafe' con leche. hhhmmmm

[@Dana-ie2bh]

Arroz con Pollo.

[@KindCountsDeb3773]

@@Dana-ie2bh Yes, I forgot how to spell it. I pronounce it with a southern accent, too. lol

[@Psychotechmusichead]

I love watching them. They make me appreciate the little things.

[@diannadavis1362]

Beef stew and venison stew with buttered corn bread are a hearty wintertime favorite. So glad you enjoyed another of our comfort foods.

[@wethepeople7629]

Definitely it would of went excellent with bread, roti or naan bread. Great video by the way and thanks for sharing with us.

[@dar5108]

Agree. They liked it by itself. With roti they would have LOVED it. Yum. Take care.

[@AshwiniMoon9irl]

Great video 👍🏼 I would love to see them try Mexican dishes! ☺️

[@guesswhoscomingtoyoutube]

I would give anything to hear them speak on life, in general, they still seem to truly enjoy simple things in life.

[@viddergrapho8488]

I totally understand the roti comments! When I eat stew I love using pieces of sliced loaf bread or tortilla to pick up and eat chunks of stew. Soaking up that gravy at the end is so satisfying

[@misspad7282]

My Mom would make the best beef stew with all the fresh vegetables from our garden. My favorite dish that she made.

[@alisharjeelkhan]

Every mom make best food for their kids... Moms are blessing ❤️

[@MikeB128]

Beef stew is an amazing dish enjoyed by many. There are thousands of variations, but like in the video, it usually consists of Beef, Potatoes, and Carrots. The rest is up to the person cooking it. There are tomato-based sauces, Beer based sauces, and Broth based sauces, all of which have many variations within. The real test is if it tastes good. Usually in the U.S., we serve it with bread and butter, and mainly (in the Northern states like I reside) in the Autumn and Winter seasons as it's very heavy, hearty, and delicious. We usually make it in a slow-cooker, which takes at least 8 hours to be done. I personally fry the beef on high temperature before it is added to the stew to add flavor, but it's not necessary sometimes. Besides spices, I've noticed that a lot of food around the world is VERY similar. Glad these guys enjoyed beef stew, even though I don't know the technique/recipe used. Great video! Glad you guys enjoyed it!

[@marfa1861]

I love the way Rana was 'showing off' his English! He is doing very well with it!! 👏👏👏

[@eliseodeniseo]

I am absolutely in love with them all! What wonderful men! The innocence behind their words is so heartwarming!

[@y_equals_mx_plus_c]

Rana Nadeem; literally describing the entire eating process

[@EyeOvdaTiger]

I love watching these videos! Their beautiful reactions to something new is so wholesome and genuine!

[@timalexander6252]

Fantastic! - This is my favorite meal to cook. Homemade beef stew! Best to let it stew slow and even wait a day to eat. The spices mix real good overnight. There are many variations of beef stew and I am glad they all like this one. Cheers!

[@techgirl517]

Roti is a base for those people for carbs (energy) since they work hard all the day long. I can only imagine how tasti is those dish wit a roti 🤤🤤🤤

[@raylarkin5004]

Like bread or tortillas here in the U.S.

[@waqas7240]

@@raylarkin5004 it is bread

[@maryumt5778]

@@raylarkin5004 its made from whole wheat

[@raylarkin5004]

@@maryumt5778 thank you my friends.👍🏼

[@jackdunne6152]

Beef stew would be kind of delicious with some roti and a salad.... I usually eat it with some bread and butter, or a dinner roll, or some other bread to soak up the juices. Excellent suggestion.

[@MissHMSilk]

Doctor Tahir’s advice about “be like a potato” is sorta like Bruce Lee’s “be like water” 😉✨🙏🏻💜💫

[@michaelallen2971]

dude i was thinking the same thing. "Be formless, shapeless, like water"

[@dammitanothername]

How wholesome. I like these guys. They were very polite. I suspect the stew was extremely mild compared to what they usually eat. I met some nice folks from Punjab and ate dinner with them. You ever chase a flavor, hoping to find it again one day? that's how it was after they cooked for us. So amazing. It's difficult to find food as good as theirs. Their grandma made it. She must have been perfecting her cooking for 60 years...

[@suzanneseiple191]

I love beef stew, I could probably eat it everyday and not get tired of it, lol. Btw, Mr. Rana speaking English is too cute😄😄❤️❤️❤️

[@samanthaquintana7622]

I love this. It is proof that no matter where you are from, there will always be a relatable dish in other ethnic cuisines.

[@RedRoseSeptember22]

I'm so happy they enjoyed beef stew!!! Very tasty dish that my mother used to make. I'll need to learn to make it myself so my hubby can enjoy it as well, perfect dish to have on a cold night. I also love how they praise God for their food ♥

[@robertruff341]

I wish I knew the language, I would sooooo love to go and meet all of these wonderful people and learn about their way of life also! Such a blessing these videos are, they connect us all, make us one United being

[@KindCountsDeb3773]

I love and cook beef stew. I do wonder the recipe for this version, especially the "gravy". I agree, some bread with it is standard in the U.S.. And my family (Southern/USA) ate it over RICE, just like someone mentioned. NOW they've made me crave beef stew !! Thank You Gentlemen, you are always a pleasure to listen to, to learn from and to share thoughts. Be Well !!

[@vsavage9773]

These videos make me so happy. During our holiday season- this is a true gift.

[@buisyman]

I'd love to try some of the foods these guys grew up eating. From the way they talk about it, I think I'd love it.

[@amandadonegan2137]

Real lndian and Pakistani food is very different to the food you get in Restaurants in Europe..

[@buisyman]

@@amandadonegan2137 Or in America for that matter, lol

[@stparisian]

Oh! How I wish they had been given some sort of bread with it! We enjoy it with soft rolls or cornbread or even just white buttered bread. I love them all! 🥰

[@SDOV8]

The tall man, has child like expressions in his eyes. I can only imagine how nice it is to cook for someone that enjoys trying new foods and truly takes the time to delight in them. The man with the "Moustache" and the rings on his right hand is such a colorful character I am more distracted by his look than reading the CC's. Mr. Rana is quite simpatische! Great to have come across this channel. I wonder if this were done in western countries, how would we react to "strange foods"

[@fukyu2366]

These people are truly the best we all need could learn a thing or two from them and are blessed to know them. Keep it goin guys your the best A1 👌

[@Redspeciality]

These guys are so nice and friendly. Id love to have them for neighbors (here in the US of course).Allāhu Akbar!

[@bayareadrifter415]

Love these videos

[@bartlett3180]

Listening to poetry describing the beef stew is a delight. The men are so expressive I really enjoy them. God Bless All.

[@kmills1231]

love these guys such lovely men with great humor and understanding and just good people

[@nancysexton4364]

Just started watching this again. Am SO HAPPY the guy we bought the teeth for is learning English! If any editors see my comment, pls tell him, it's the best present he could have given us.

[@nicolejones8807]

WOW Rana's English is coming along so well.

[@kodiak138]

Lol, my father and myself just cooked a huge beef stew 3 nights ago. It took us 3 hours to cook and about an hour of prep time but it was worth it. We have had it for 3 nights in a row.

[@flowersforme375]

I ❤ Tahir and his philosophies. He always has good advice.

[@monicapdx]

Ahhh, stew, one of the greatest comfort foods. We eat it with some sort of bread too, we just don't use the bread as a utensil. 😄 My favorite is hot from the oven sourdough bread slathered with butter. Chicken and dumplings is a good suggestion - the kind of dumplings made from a drop biscuit dough, so they're fluffy on the inside. They need to be dropped onto simmering broth and chunks of cooked chicken, and covered tightly for about 20 minutes, so they steam and cook all the way through. Otherwise they stay too solid inside, and it's like eating rubber! It takes a little practice so you get it right. But there are plenty of recipes online. Beef Stroganoff is another good dish. Not hard, and it's made to go over rice or noodles. Swiss steak and smothered chicken are very good, too. Google home cooking, and you'll find tons of recipes!

[@joellenglass2344]

I just love their reactions to American foods! It’s too cute!

[@ONEMoneyONE]

He's doing great learning English. It's a really though language so props. Keep it up!

[@Pr0fessorScience]

I really wish you'd include the recipes when posting videos of home-cooked food! It would be great to see exactly what they're eating and be able to try it for ourselves if we want to.

[@pinkmoonjuice5158]

I love the videos of these gentleman so much. Would it be possible to do a donation campaign to send them to a spa to get massages and facials?

[@kevinfowler8119]

I really like that they love this dish. I can walk down the road and smell this atleasr once in my neighborhood. God Bless you guys.

[@jamiebrown1737]

I feel blessed that people around the world so enjoy food I make regularly.

[@mannylovato1025]

I love the simple spoken words I wish I were that alaquent with my words.

[@kellysong2256]

Rana sounds like Cookie-Monster when he enjoys the stew 🍲...nom nom nom

[@susana3716]

I found myself thinking of the taste of my mom's beef stew when I was young!! Yum!!! Tahir- be like a potato agreeable with everyone. That is a beautiful concept!

[@sumicar8593]

Rana is so cute!!he posesses such an innocent quality!!

[@irisb7205]

They were quiet for a moment there, simply enjoying it.

[@masudashizue777]

I don't think I had seen a tribal video without hearing the word "roti" mentioned at least once. Must be a big part of their cuisine.

[@lunhil12]

Can't go wrong with a good stew. Love it after a long day of working in the cold.

[@erykaton170]

My mother made a wonderful Irish Beef Stew with beef, potatoes, turnip, carrots, celery, onions, sometimes parsnips, a thick, rich broth, and delicious bread and butter to sop up all that glorious broth. I miss her, and I still make her stew for my family. Best of all that is good for these wonderful people honoring us with their experiences!

[@ontherez7860]

These four gentlemen are the greatest people on the internet. Not like all the fakes. I would love to come to Pakistan and meet all of them. May god bless them their family's and their country with health peace and love. Looking forward to more videos. We love tribal people try here in America

[@kaitlynmerrick5889]

I'm a person from Tennessee, USA and we always ate chocolate gravy and buscuits for breakfast. Very big in our area. Would love to see that reaction

[@joykind4258]

This is a typical meal and comfort food that I crave once it starts to get cold. It usually is just a bit wetter with gravy. The meat is cooked until almost falling apart, then vegetables (onions, celery, carrots, peas and sometimes mushrooms) are added. I often eat mine with a piece of buttered cornbread on the side, a hot buttered biscuit or a hot tortilla (similar to roti), but we still use a spoon. Sometimes we drop and simmer uncooked biscuit dough in a chicken stew, for a popular southern dish called chicken and dumplings or we put the stewed beef or chicken into crust and bake it as a "pot pie".

[@GrandpasPlace]

I would love to see them try one of my favorite dishes, Menudo. Found all over south Texas and Mexico.

[@misstijones2725]

Im glad y'all liked the beef stew. We also eat it in what we call a "pot pie" which is tasty too. And since you like potatoes, you might enjoy Shepherds Pie, especially since its made with lamb.

[@pugnacious1]

Gosh I love these folks!!! Vegetables are a gift from God!!😇😊

[@elainesteinmetz9710]

please tell them all we Americans LOVE our beef stew..i was raised with "dumplings" cooked in the stew...(biscuits/bread)...or we serve warmed bread and butter ...crusty bread...

[@rodroller6634]

I love that a dish I’ve never given much respect to is loved by those that don’t have access to this type of food every day.

[@olivianovak1400]

I’m Hispanic and Caucasian, we enjoy beef stew with slices of white bread or with tortillas 🙂

[@deepcow]

Every episode of this channel teaches me new wisdom.

[@JulieT..]

Beef stew when prepared with love is just the best 🍲 ❤👍. Glad they enjoyed it 😊

[@bbb462cid]

There is something just a little magical about a proper beef stew.

[@scottsw25]

"such tasty food can be eaten at morning, noon and at night!" my belly agrees

[@tweisbach1972]

I agree, it needs bread to eat with it. I always make rolls or cornbread to go with ours.

[@angelagiddenssipes]

Why do I love watching these guys eat??!! I don't know, I just do!!!!! Please give Tahir 2 servings of everything 🙏

[@LiveLoveEatPray]

I continue to watch because they show such Praise to GOD for HIS provision & goodness, before & during their meal. Grateful ones. They understand well.

[@lynnking11]

You can also add sweet potatoes at the end of cooking. Only takes from 5 - 10 minutes for them to cook depending on the size you cut them. Doesn't take long for them to cook away.

[@buisyman]

I put corn and celery in my beef stew and cook it for 10 hours in the crock pot. Potatoes, carrots, celery, corn and maybe a few other things, depending on what's available. And, of course, the beef, lol. I call it my not so nearly world famous beef stew.

[@wesash9722]

Thanksgiving dinner would be a good video plus a little history about the holiday so the gentlemen have context

[@whiskymacable]

British people also cook beef stew but sometimes add dumplings 😋😋

[@renangeek47]

They should try brazilian foods. We have a lot of delicious and curious dishes availabe like coxinha, escondidinho, moqueca, feijoada etc...

[@mslonghair4570]

Yes, Americans cook this food at home. I now use an InstantPot to cook it and it's quick and easy. One of my favorite meals. I grew up on stew at least once per week.

[@juanlucero8536]

Now this video I can tell they truly enjoyed authenticity

[@beastvader]

Choudhury made a good point. The people of Pakistan, India and Bangladesh use pretty much the same ingredients as Europeans and Americans, just in a different style. Whereas Africans use completely different ingredients, such as cassava. And East Asians (e.g. Chinese and Japanese people) use even more different ingredients that the Tribal People Try team probably wouldn't be familiar with at all.

[@JulioHernandez-chico]

Where I'm from we eat the beef stew with a side of white rice and hot sauce it's delicious like that and Abit more broth. I knew from the beginning they were all going to love Beef stew specially Dr Tahir.

[@joaodiniz8934]

I love beef stew!! Nothing better then meat, potato, and carrots!!! Delicious

[@penelopelopez8296]

American comfort food. Easy to make….delicious to eat.

[@cooldude4643]

It's not american

[@mestizAzteca]

Yes brother Tahir, I can eat beef stew, morning, noon, and night 🍲