• Vehicles • Fashion • Recipes • Blogs • Hunt • Travels • Sport • Fun • Handmade • IT • Education
Mini-Games
x

x
zakruti.com » Dish recipes » Epicurious
How to Shop at an Indian Supermarket Epicurious

How to Shop at an Indian Supermarket Epicurious

FBTwitterReddit

video description

Rating: 4.0; Vote: 1
Watch as Adina Steiman navigates the aisles of Kalustyan's, Manhattan's legendary Indian specialty foods store. Rogue: Should really change the title from Indian to Middle Eastern. The halwa, the yogurt, the baklava, and even Mediterranean platter that they sampled are all pretty much Middle Eastern. Sure you can find it in India, but something like the halwa is vastly different compared to Middle Eastern halwa (looks nothing like it. I'd say the spice rack is really the only thing that you could say is Indian because the spices likely do come from India with some from the Middle East and Mexico
Date: 2020-08-15

Comments and reviews: 9


As she stated in the video, its an Armenian spice market. Because of the large Armenian diaspora the market has a Mediterranean twist; which is why there is mujedereh, which is Lebanese and other foods. The market has made room for other foods/spices. So thats why you guys are seeing a clash of different cultural foods. Yes, not everything is Indian but our cultures are very similar by the foods and spices we use.
reply

Everything about Indian stores, food, people all smell bad because they eat waaaaaaayaayyyyyyyyy tooooo mucccchhhhh spices. They don't seem to have a limit or measuring device for spice quantity. Food is about quality and not quantity like Indian and Chinese populations!
reply

So disappointing! The title of this vlog is misleading as there is very little Indian food covered. Please do a proper vlog about a real Indian supermarket with real Indian food items, which this one is not.
reply

I think recipes are more helpful than meandering around supermarkets marveling over the food like a Columbian explorer seeing a tomato for the first time in the Americas and fondling it in awe and wonder
reply

How to shop at an Indian supermarket? Push past the crowds, make sure your trolley doesn't hit any aunties, find the cheapest stuff, haggle as much as possible and go home with the bounty.
reply

u went to Indian market and ate Mediterranean food what is the use
u should have talked more about Indian food or named this series as mixed food culture instead of Indian

reply

World's hottest chillies are grown in Bangladesh. That's why we can and we love eating spicy foods. Also we have very sweet sweets. Watch at 1: 37.
reply

This doesnt look like an Indian supermart. Just recognised the Indian blue lays and no they dont have a chicken flavour. Nothing else was familiar
reply

i don't know what do you mean by indian supermarket but kalustyan is not in delhi or mumbai two of the biggest metropolitian cities in india
reply
Add a review, comment






Other channel videos