Tribal People Try Lancashire Hotpot Chicken

[@Northernlady]

Mr Chaudhary should be put on a commercial world wide tasting every individual food, his facial expressions are worth the show

[@gmamah9559]

Right? He's a foodie for sure! He needs a world tour like Somebody Feed Phil. I love Phil also!!

[@glennboyd939]

You gotta love those puppy dog eyes that say: are you poisoning me? 🤣🤣🤣

[@nikkirockznikkirockz8551]

GSK and Tahir rock, also!!! 💕

[@rukus9585]

Marketing genius! Flawless.

[@CRuf-qw4yv]

I think all the TPT guys would be a great addition to any global Food Channel or Network. I could see them enjoying the dishes of Jamie Oliver, Lydia Bastianich, Kent Rollins, or Martha Stewart.

[@RobRidge24]

As someone from Lancashire in the UK it was amazing seeing these Gentlemen eat our world famous dish - il glad they loved it but no way does it have tomatoes in it

[@albagubrath9073]

Lancashire is in England 🤦‍♀️🤦‍♀️🤦‍♀️

[@NeilBlanco]

@@albagubrath9073 England is in the UK... 🤦‍♂

[@danjames5552]

I eat this most days in ready meals almost daily 😂. My favourite dish by far.

[@SBiswas1967]

they used tomatoes because then they would be more famliar with the taste. localisation.

[@SgtSteel1]

@RobRidge24 You used the word amazing and yet you're from the UK. It's made with lamb, this is not anywhere near a Lancashire hotpot as you full well f*cking know, so please explain the "amazing" part...

[@stanian2]

Traditional Lancashire Hot Pot is made with Succulent "lamb" in a meaty gravy, topped with potatoes that are tender underneath and crisp on top. It's a simple meal that would have been left to cook slowly all day, ready for the hungry cotton workers at the end of their shift.

[@denizalgazi]

I don't think they followed the traditional recipe ingredients (they used chicken) and they probably used too much salt. It's a shame that most of the dishes they try are not genuine at all.

[@annettefournier9655]

​@@denizalgaziThey stated they used beef. I would substitute beef for lamb. #1. Lamb is very expensive here. #2 I don't cate for lamb or mutton. Unless spring lamb rib chops are smoked with mesquite. But then I feel guilty baby lambs had to die. I don't like cell for that reason too. If I had to kill my own food I would be strict vegetarian. 😪

[@alisonmckie3818]

And it's hotpot because that what it's served in......gorgeous meal

[@denizalgazi]

@@annettefournier9655 it says chicken.

[@bobbiejojackson9448]

@Deniz Algazi Lancashire Hot Pot can be made with lamb or beef. The producer actually corrected one of the gents and told him it was beef when (maybe Rana or Tahir?) assumed it was chicken after they set the plate in front of him. I suppose it's possible that you missed that in the captions. I don't know if your version of this dish is different from a traditional Lancashire Hot Pot, but what the gents tried looked like (and was described as) exactly what my family has always known it to be. From what I saw on their plates, it had all of the ingredients of the traditional recipe... beef, onions and carrots in a nice beef gravy with thinly sliced crispy browned potatoes on top. And frankly, I don't understand why you'd say that "most of the dishes they try are not genuine at all". I've been watching this channel's videos from just about day one and the food they try has greatly improved from their very early days. Yes... There was a time, when they didn't have the money to hire a chef, but it's been quite a while now that they've actually had a professional preparing the dishes they try and he or she is doing an excellent job at it. Could it be that this is the first time that you've watched one of their videos in a couple of years?

[@openmic4153]

Mr Chaudary wears his hat as a constant show of gratitude. These are good human beings on TPT.

[@j.h.3777]

..and his new jacket!

[@nancyaylward1176]

All of these Gentlemen are great Food Critics. They are given different dishes with no expectations of how they will taste. They go into each taste test blind! They test it based on first, if it is aromatic or not. Then when they taste it, you can tell if they like it or not, by their facial expressions. They are truly honest men. They know what they like and what they don’t like. They also have a great sense of humor. I truly enjoy watching these Gentlemen try new and different things. A Fan from Colorado, USA 🇺🇸

[@TheChrisleekay]

Lol!! I'm from Lancashire and we never ever put tomatoes in hotpot!!! :)

[@telebubba5527]

It's an American version 😝

[@nealgrimes4382]

@@telebubba5527 American hotpot then, not Lancashire hotpot

[@NotchFox]

​@@nealgrimes4382no such thing as an American hot pot, that I'm aware of!

[@mcdoublejesus2357]

as a longtime fan im happy to see yall grow and profit from this youtube channel. you had a great idea here and its really held on well. happy to see yall keeping on.

[@kati8359]

Mr Tahir keeps adding adjectives to the gentleman potatoes, they also have Grace. I think it’s safe to assume that he really likes potatoes. So adorable 😂

[@terranatrabu1784]

Yes he really likes potatoes. He mentioned it in other video.

[@erykaton170]

"Potatoes have their own grace" - Sir I could not agree with you more.

[@yeedbottomtext7563]

The pronunciation is killing me I love these guys 😂😂

[@jaysmith2858]

"Lung-shar hot pot" kept making me think of a haggis.

[@queen_cheza4669]

Had me 😂😂😂😂 so hard

[@stephensaxby2820]

It's great to see them try another great British dish..even though a proper Lancashire hotpot is made with Lamb.It's a wonderfully delicious dish.

[@marilynwebb2679]

That looks awesome! I am making this one. I love how they show food that I haven't had before and I can make it. Easy recipe too.

[@fuzzytigercat]

I would like to give the person who makes the delicious food a big hug for always creating good food that everyone seems to like.

[@willlazenby1050]

Awesome episode! You should try making chicken pot pie for them, it’s an American classic and I think they’d love it!!

[@markplott4820]

and it cures Cough.

[@timothygraff9464]

@@markplott4820 Exactly!!

[@cargumdeu]

Lovely to see them enjoying trad British dishes. Have they tried much Thai food I wonder? Sticky rice and a Massaman Curry will I think be very popular.

[@markplott4820]

Khanom Krok

[@caroljoelucy]

This is Lungshaw hot pot which is made with beef. As apposed to Lancashire hot pot made with lamb. 😉Glad they enjoyed it though. ❤

[@ssy1412]

Ahaha well I’m glad you mentioned this. It’s clear people are actually unaware of the difference between the two dishes. They are saying it’s Lancashire hotpot ❤

[@nikkirockznikkirockz8551]

Always great to see the good Dr. Tahir and GSK!!! 💝

[@sabrinayoungwolfemyers9796]

I love how they always thank God before eating, and how grateful they are even for small things!!

[@pennystone1074]

I love you guys, thank you for showing us how good and wholesome the people from your region can be. You're awesome!!!!

[@cyh4031]

If only their political leaders would learn a lesson from these wonderful men, I am sure we could all get along and have fruitful discussions regarding our various beliefs and traditions.

[@pamelakossakoski4312]

@@cyh4031 This is not the place to talk politics.

[@jaynefulton473]

You can't help but smile when you watch these videos..and "Dr. Tahir" never dissapoints !!

[@brandon3872]

Hello from the UK! I'm really glad they enjoyed this traditional British dish, even if it was slightly different than how we make it here. :)

[@albagubrath9073]

*traditional English dish 🙄

[@brandon3872]

@@albagubrath9073 England is in Great Britain, the dish is both English and British... I know, because I am too.

[@stephaniestj5237]

Great to see them trying an English dish. Hope these guys can come over to London one day. Hugs. 🇬🇧🙂🤗

[@Hayleymo]

I'm English, Lancashire Hotpot is a very traditional dish that I love and which I have cooked for over 40 years. I have never heard of it being made with any meat other than lamb or mutton, or of it being made with tomatoes. Please give these gentlemen the chance to eat the real dish, as it should be experienced.

[@paulleach3612]

Instant pre-emptive like, as it's my local dish. As kids we practically lived on this with buttered cabbage (and slices of bread) on the side.

[@annettefournier9655]

I like it with beef instead of lamb as well. I'm so happy they liked it.

[@Whippy99]

English is a hard language! I’m English so I know this to be true! 😊😂

[@julzmunckton]

Even if the pronounciation is a little off it's still a great dish, great to see them enjoying this dish and yet another dish they can make for themselves as well.

[@lindasparr1560]

This is the first time I've ever heard Rana say 'no roti needed'!

[@reneevaz7848]

They’re slowly, but surely catching on😂

[@elphupphy5206]

These gentlemen are a privilidge to watch. They are so humble and modest with such humor. I'm not sure which of the Tribe might be my favorite but I enjoy watching them all. Praise be to God.

[@debs5039]

Tomatoes in a Lancashire hotpot? Poor Betty would be spinning in her grave 😱

[@helenbailey8419]

And very good food it is too.Espically with picklec beetroot or red cabbage

[@user-tm7tw9tu7b]

Please never stop your channel. It is the light in my day. Love and respect from Texas

[@TobiLaroux]

United Kingdom or UK is the whole kingdom of islands. Great Britain, GB, or just Britain is the main big Island, and England is a country of GB, which also includes Wales, and Scotland.

[@markplott4820]

Lancheshire Poacher

[@annegonthier]

It's about time all 4 are back together again!! I've missed them. I don't care for me Chaundry alone.

[@nikkirockznikkirockz8551]

What does your last sentence mean?

[@lancashirelad172]

Salams from Lancashire UK

[@tina6277]

Such meals are served with some type of bread and butter in most countries including USA. In the USA it would be either sliced bread, biscuit , dinner roll or dumpling. The dumpling I am speaking of is a steamed or boiled biscuit instead of baked.

[@Windys21]

I live in Lancashire England. Easiest way to say it is, Lan-cash-ire. I hope everyone enjoyed the stew. The potatoes on top are ment to be slightly crispy. Love watching the videos!

[@mentalasylumescapee6389]

" Lancashire " any relation to the lancaster bomber?

[@ssy1412]

A person mentioned that there is an actual dish called lungshaw hotpot made of beef and not to be confused with Lancashire hotpot made with lamb.

[@cherylwhite-butler6237]

I love these guys and have been watching long enough now I have a tendency to try a food I've never had, speak in a language I don't understand and eat spaghetti with a spoon.

[@nicklove9257]

When are you going to introduce them to the Scottish classic dishes of haggis and a deep fried mars bar? 😋

[@Whippy99]

😂😂😂

[@Whippy99]

Neeps and tattles 🤤

[@larryboyes7276]

@@Whippy99 Aye. Huggis, neeps and tatties. Pit hair on yer kist min.

[@independenceltd.]

This American tribal person has never had Lancashire Hot Pot. Looks delish. I'm now going to find a recipe on the yootoobs.

[@Hayleymo]

It is a very flavoursome one-pot meal that's perfect for the winter months. Please do look for a recipe that specifies lamb, and which does not have tomatoes in it!

[@stephaniemccollum8019]

I can only imagine how foreign these British foods are because as an American, I have never heard of them. Tribal people always thankful, speak the truth about the food and kind! Thumbs up ! Please keep the videos coming!

[@patricialavery8270]

My mother made Shepherd's Pie with leftover roast beef,gravy,chopped onions, Worcestershire Sauce and topped with mashed potatoes,not the usual recipe,more like this.

[@PhantomQueenOne]

It's a casserole. A one pot meal. I sure they have things like that over there. Everything goes in and simmers for hours.

[@cyh4031]

I am going to have to find a recipe for this...looks yummy!!!

[@stephentupper7970]

Lancashire!

[@susanlee298]

I love the video's when they are eating something healthy and wholesome the best!

[@shirlynb148]

I’ve never heard of the dish but it looks like a hearty meal for sure!

[@andrewhcit]

How hard is it to identify Lancashire as a place in England, when they're literally asking what Lancashire means? Please at least start doing a quick Google search or taking a glance at Wikipedia so you can answer basic questions about the name of the dish.

[@peppernation9213]

American here. I have never heard of this dish. Closest thing I can think would be a pot roast made in a crockpot. I would add potatoes, Carrots, celery, onion, and beef with seasoning.

[@valkyrie1066]

Looks yummy! If they like it, I've got to try the recipe! I don't think you're supposed to eat the lemon rinds....but you do YOU! The more aromatic the dish is, the more it is anticipated! If Chaudhary wants seconds, I'm IN!

[@Memyself-lv3py]

Love the old world wisdom, about the blessings of food. Good lads.

[@Over60sowhat]

There must be someone on your team who is a wonderful cook! I wish I could do your videos! I would love the food!

[@amc3]

Lancashire Hot Pot is an English stew made with lamb and potatoes on top, its baked in a dish placed in the oven, its very tasty. Love to see the elders try Haggis, its from Scotland, made from minced lambs offal, heart, liver lung and spices, you can also buy a vegetarian one too. Its served with mashed turnip and mashed. Love to see them try that.

[@philipmervin6967]

I was thinking about what is that lungshaw. It's Lancashire

[@nikkirockznikkirockz8551]

Don't nobody want to try haggis! Lols Scottish (Walkers) cookies are 🔥 though!

[@kazzer115]

Lancashire Hotpot is made with LAMB! Never, ever heard of it made with Chicken - so it is NOT a 'Lancashire hotpot' 😂

[@nadine_ghc3465]

Right..says so in the title. But then was told it was beef. Which is curious since they are constantly replacing beef dishes with lamb. Go figure...

[@philipmervin6967]

Anyone keeping the list of dishes these guys tasted? It may be a world record within a short span of time, they ate the dishes

[@norndev]

You should make them steak pieces, mashed potatoes, carrots, onions in a slow cooker. Where the steak just melts in your mouth I'm sure they'd love that. Very common Irish and British dish

[@hunnybunnyssunshineliving5155]

One pot meal or casserole dish👍🏼

[@ourgeorgiasuburbanhomestea6309]

If you want to feed them something that has sweet meat, try sourbraten (german), but be sure to serve it with German pickled red cabbage :)

[@Hayleymo]

Lancashire hotpot doesn't have sweet meat at all, but I agree that German sourbraten is fabulous!

[@Jeni10]

Just to help with the difficult pronunciation, Lancashire is in northern England and is pronounced “lanca-sheer”.

[@M1Y4MUS4SH1]

give them try mousaka...a greek famous disk... or pastitsio...

[@grugbug4313]

Solid! Top KEK! Peace be with you.

[@terrywall3287]

It's LAN KA SHEER

[@IRVDawg]

Lancashire hotpot is 🔥💯 even the 1 or £2 microwave ones you get are nice🤯

[@reh2660]

Traditionally lamb, which I think the people would have enjoyed even more.

[@reneevaz7848]

As an American, I have never heard of this dish

[@vasilismp3882]

WE LOVE U FROM NORWAY

[@pickmeasinner]

Mr chaudhary dropping them hints to get a bigger portion lol! He reminds me of a dear pakistani friend who passed away a couple of years ago. Even his laugh reminds me of him. 🙂

[@stephr7637]

I'm from the UK and I always thought Lancashire Hotpot contained lamb and carrots rather than beef and tomatoes. That said, I'm not personally keen on lamb so I might try making Lungshaw Hotpot instead 😂

[@idunnol0l]

Hotpot without hotpot.

[@chrisparsons7043]

Lancashire is in the north west of England, it's pronounced 'Lan-ka-sheer".

[@darrenfennessey8999]

You should try irn bru from scotland that would be interesting to see and haggis would also be very interesting 👍😀

[@roldzz]

Felt like we had a winner here haha they loved it

[@nancya2778]

Never heard of this dish. They sure enjoyed it 😊.

[@johnforell]

Yum!

[@akhyarrayhka4048]

this channel singlehandedly reduce aging on these men you can see whey looked younger happier

[@ohsnaptutorials5409]

I always like listening to them pronounce the words. You should do tribal people try to pronounce supercalifragilisticexpialidocious. Lol

[@simonsweetman3927]

It's LANCASHIRE Hot Pot not Lungshaw. I am from Lancashire

[@electriccatstudios9593]

Oh you're from lung shaw? Sorry, lol

[@markplott4820]

they think LangShaw is Chinese.......lol

[@nadine_ghc3465]

They really butchered the pronunciation.

[@simonsweetman3927]

And it’s usually made from lamb

[@janebrilly4386]

A great british winter dish yummy 😀😀😀

[@oldgloryhillfarmturtlewoma9132]

This is so funny. The name changes every time they say it. 😆

[@Kittyburgla]

Whatever it was it wasn't Lancashire hotpot but it did look delicious and I like it when they are served proper food not junk. The meat should be lamb or mutton and absolutely no tomatoes. The potatoes did look correct mind you.

[@Hayleymo]

Except for not being crispy. I brush them with melted butter and they crisp up beautifully, so sad to see the flobbeldy dobbeldy sliced spuds they were given. :(

[@cherylcobern4483]

It would have been nice to show them why it is called a "hot pot", as those individual servings make no sense otherwise.

[@crystalcorbett1705]

Brother Rana in my family at special occasions n celebrations we make what is called butter pan…there is an electric frying pan that has a constant source of butter that u can place a variety of meats seafoods n veggies…it’s something to do wit family or close friends cuz the meal could last for hours…it’s a very entertaining way to eat

[@ToniMcGinty]

Mr. Chaudhary: "Lungshaw Hotpot" is as delicious as its name". Good job he doesn't know what lung means.

[@raspberrybellini]

I'm from Bolton originally and for me it is the scalloped potatoes that make it for me, my mum used to deep fry potato slices instead of chips I loved them so much (and you can fit more on a butty😋)

[@taimaher9676]

I liked Tahir’s comment about best food made in the home. Still desire my mums food

[@vbee3571]

It is evident they have an amazing chef. 👏 🥇

[@kathytrainor9839]

Blah.....they are NOT chefs. Don't ever give them this title. They have no clue what they are doing and how to make really traditional food from different countries.

[@ianm2170]

Well, you call it chicken, they say it's beef, they like the tomato and they think it's sweet, so whatever it is, it certainly isn't Lancashire Hotpot, which is lamb or mutton, has no tomato, and certainly isn't sweet. Looks like you got the potatoes correct, which is something, I suppose...

[@garyskinner2422]

I grew up eating lots of lungshaw hot pot it's delicious, we normally had suet pudding and treacle with custard or lemon meringue pie after.

[@rkid7342]

Plot twist, these tribal people are actually from Lancashire

[@carolinesconcertvids860]

Petition to rename Lancashire to LungShaw. Has a ring to it lol

[@reneevaz7848]

When are these gentlemen coming to America? Bring them to Florida please.

[@Smittay-Sr.]

Fried green 🍅 tomatoes or fried 🍆 Eggplant. Sliced thin and breaded. Eaten with a fork.

[@Smittay-Sr.]

Brunswick Stew from US, is another good dish!

[@jamessasson5982]

Love ya guys. They are cool.

[@ToniMcGinty]

NO! IT'S LUNGSHAW! I'VE TOLD YOU A MILLION TIMES! Sheesh...

[@MrScottsearles]

I would like to try that. It sounds good as it has what I like.

[@sapnamukherjee6716]

Lakshmi Ram Lot Pot? Interesting, isn't it?

[@nickdoyle2454]

Lancashire is where I'm from. Lungshaw sounds so much better to be honest

[@teleguy2650]

2:32 Apparently Chaudhary has not grasped the idea of bite size pieces.

[@NoOne11279]

😆😆😆😆

[@juliehall2893]

I have never heard of this, must check the recipe.

[@sumicar8593]

Tahir and Rana are such natural comedians!!! Chaudry is so handsome and Gulshar so elegant!