Authentic Italian Couscous Jamie s Italy - UNSEEN
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Date: 2020-05-11
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Mauricio
Not sure if you will get to see my comment but I remember watching some of your shows here in mexico when i was just a kid. I guess you were one of my first inspirations to get me into the kitchen and cooking. I started my own cooking blog about a year ago and have had great response from friends and some random people. I'm starting cooking videos soon. Hope they are as good as yours. These unseen videos are amazing thanks for sharring. I would be more than happy to show you some mexican food when you get to come to Mexico. It would be cool and an honor. Food tube rocks!
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Not sure if you will get to see my comment but I remember watching some of your shows here in mexico when i was just a kid. I guess you were one of my first inspirations to get me into the kitchen and cooking. I started my own cooking blog about a year ago and have had great response from friends and some random people. I'm starting cooking videos soon. Hope they are as good as yours. These unseen videos are amazing thanks for sharring. I would be more than happy to show you some mexican food when you get to come to Mexico. It would be cool and an honor. Food tube rocks!
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Eva
'Italian' couscous? Must Italy have the monopoly on everything! Surely everyone knows couscous is from North Africa (I've heard of Israeli couscous too which is larger. Anyway, I love Italian food but it's just a shame other cuisines don't really get a look in, everywhere you go there's a ridiculously overpriced pasta or pizza place or so-called Italian restaurants.
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'Italian' couscous? Must Italy have the monopoly on everything! Surely everyone knows couscous is from North Africa (I've heard of Israeli couscous too which is larger. Anyway, I love Italian food but it's just a shame other cuisines don't really get a look in, everywhere you go there's a ridiculously overpriced pasta or pizza place or so-called Italian restaurants.
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MsCat3333
Italy is certainly one of my favourite places to visit what with the friendly people, delicious food and wonderful history. Jamie has really encapsulated all that in that series of his. I just wished he did more of these type of travel cooking series nowadays hint! hint!
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Italy is certainly one of my favourite places to visit what with the friendly people, delicious food and wonderful history. Jamie has really encapsulated all that in that series of his. I just wished he did more of these type of travel cooking series nowadays hint! hint!
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Clara
Hi Jamie, I'm Sicilian and I live in Trapani. Cous cous is really fantastic but you have eat just fish cous cous, in Trapani there is also cups cous with chicken and broccoli, with fave and pork, with vegetables stewed, with meat stewed or with peas, calamari and cuttlefish
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Hi Jamie, I'm Sicilian and I live in Trapani. Cous cous is really fantastic but you have eat just fish cous cous, in Trapani there is also cups cous with chicken and broccoli, with fave and pork, with vegetables stewed, with meat stewed or with peas, calamari and cuttlefish
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LaChrissy
Wanna know what the old lady says to the other lady at 1: 40? She's speaking sicilian dialect: Iddu 'ncucciau u couscous, wich basically means He made the couscous by himself, and the other lady give her placid approvation to Jamie with a bravo, bravo. :)
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Wanna know what the old lady says to the other lady at 1: 40? She's speaking sicilian dialect: Iddu 'ncucciau u couscous, wich basically means He made the couscous by himself, and the other lady give her placid approvation to Jamie with a bravo, bravo. :)
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Saabriinii
AWWW this was sweet. it's amazing to watch something like this, i can't believe how much we actually take for granted, who really would have the time do that couscous if we can buy it? i really appreciate this more now, awesome series!
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AWWW this was sweet. it's amazing to watch something like this, i can't believe how much we actually take for granted, who really would have the time do that couscous if we can buy it? i really appreciate this more now, awesome series!
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Ferdinand
It might sound weird but this video has given me quiet a lot of confidence in matters of trust in humans. Magnificent to see their hospitality. I think I need to experience something like this in real life as well: )
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It might sound weird but this video has given me quiet a lot of confidence in matters of trust in humans. Magnificent to see their hospitality. I think I need to experience something like this in real life as well: )
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moonycinzia
Thank you Jamie! Me as italian Iam so gratefull to you. You are showing that italians aren't only mafia football and corruptions. Italian are also simply and genuine peolpe with tasting recipe to share with love.
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Thank you Jamie! Me as italian Iam so gratefull to you. You are showing that italians aren't only mafia football and corruptions. Italian are also simply and genuine peolpe with tasting recipe to share with love.
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Firlim
Jamie! you've never seen a couscous made by semolina? you really need to come to Morocco as soon as possible we made a couscous dish this way every Friday for centuries! Love your videos, cheers from Morocco!
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Jamie! you've never seen a couscous made by semolina? you really need to come to Morocco as soon as possible we made a couscous dish this way every Friday for centuries! Love your videos, cheers from Morocco!
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lesliethiel
My dream. top of my bucket list is to go to Italy and have a grandmother teach me to cook REAL Italian. I do a decent job of Americanized Italian, but I want the real thing. Fantastic, Jamie! Hugs.
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My dream. top of my bucket list is to go to Italy and have a grandmother teach me to cook REAL Italian. I do a decent job of Americanized Italian, but I want the real thing. Fantastic, Jamie! Hugs.
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