TRADITIONAL FOOD IN UZBEKISTAN - Unforgettable Family Meal in Khiva
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Date: 2019-08-19
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Comments and reviews: 10
Tanvir Hasan
The only reason why i disliked this video is because you drank coca-cola & yet misled your viewers by saying that it's red wine at first. & then sweet local wine after having it: D Come on Mark, have some respect for our intelligence Just because they served you Coke on a wine glass, does NOT mean that you have to play along with it by uttering a lie We can all literally see the coca-cola bottles on the table. & absolutely NO wine bottle at allFurthermore, those hosts are probably Muslims. some of them even wear headscarves. so it's very offensive & downright UNacceptable on your part to represent the Uzbek culture that way. coz any practising Muslim family might take objection to the fact that their hospitality has been wrongly interpreted as red/local wine serving gesture in front of the worldYou know the taste of Coca-Cola very well. & yet you lied Not cool at all, Mark. sorry, but for the first time, i'm really disappointed after watching one of your videos Hope you'll be more authentic from here on, mate Cheers: )
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The only reason why i disliked this video is because you drank coca-cola & yet misled your viewers by saying that it's red wine at first. & then sweet local wine after having it: D Come on Mark, have some respect for our intelligence Just because they served you Coke on a wine glass, does NOT mean that you have to play along with it by uttering a lie We can all literally see the coca-cola bottles on the table. & absolutely NO wine bottle at allFurthermore, those hosts are probably Muslims. some of them even wear headscarves. so it's very offensive & downright UNacceptable on your part to represent the Uzbek culture that way. coz any practising Muslim family might take objection to the fact that their hospitality has been wrongly interpreted as red/local wine serving gesture in front of the worldYou know the taste of Coca-Cola very well. & yet you lied Not cool at all, Mark. sorry, but for the first time, i'm really disappointed after watching one of your videos Hope you'll be more authentic from here on, mate Cheers: )
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Qaiser Khalil
Hi MarkPulao is a traditional dish through out the central and south east Asia and the Middle East. You can say it's the prime muslim food made with rice and any meat or beef. Another variation is Biryani that has similar ingredients but different cooking method. I saw your videos of the tour of Pakistan from Karachi to Khunjrab pass. But I don't remember seeing you eating Pakistani Pulao.
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Hi MarkPulao is a traditional dish through out the central and south east Asia and the Middle East. You can say it's the prime muslim food made with rice and any meat or beef. Another variation is Biryani that has similar ingredients but different cooking method. I saw your videos of the tour of Pakistan from Karachi to Khunjrab pass. But I don't remember seeing you eating Pakistani Pulao.
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I want one of those tools the woman used to beat the eggs lol. This is the most I have ever learned of Uzbekistan culture. I had never seen another video about this country. Thank you for introducing me Mark. This is one reason I enjoy your vlogs so much, to learn of faraway locations I am unfamiliar with. Their food looks amazing, and such a beautiful place and people.
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I want one of those tools the woman used to beat the eggs lol. This is the most I have ever learned of Uzbekistan culture. I had never seen another video about this country. Thank you for introducing me Mark. This is one reason I enjoy your vlogs so much, to learn of faraway locations I am unfamiliar with. Their food looks amazing, and such a beautiful place and people.
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Vani Aggarwal
I really appreciate the way you accompanied by Ur family. specially with a toddler. hats off to u n Ur wife. she seems to be so cooperative n sensible. otherwise generally good reviewers don't travel much once they have married or kids. but Ur son n spouse seems to enjoy it too. but it takes a lot of courage n money too to travel the world with family the way u do.
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I really appreciate the way you accompanied by Ur family. specially with a toddler. hats off to u n Ur wife. she seems to be so cooperative n sensible. otherwise generally good reviewers don't travel much once they have married or kids. but Ur son n spouse seems to enjoy it too. but it takes a lot of courage n money too to travel the world with family the way u do.
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kokrajhar chirang
Dear Mark, If some one ask you to answer the following the questions, what will be your answer? 1. What is sweetest and worst experience till date? 2. Which food was most tasty and which had most unexpected taste? 3. Which foods were most healthy and nutritious (As per your experience )?
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Dear Mark, If some one ask you to answer the following the questions, what will be your answer? 1. What is sweetest and worst experience till date? 2. Which food was most tasty and which had most unexpected taste? 3. Which foods were most healthy and nutritious (As per your experience )?
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TEJASWI K N
Hi Mark. Recent past i have been observing you have turned your self into Travel Vlogger than a Food Vlogger, no offence keep up the good work and i appreciate it. But i kind of loved your old videos where most of the videos were completely on food.
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Hi Mark. Recent past i have been observing you have turned your self into Travel Vlogger than a Food Vlogger, no offence keep up the good work and i appreciate it. But i kind of loved your old videos where most of the videos were completely on food.
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Mohamed Ismail
Wonderful series on Uzbekistan, it's history, food and cultures, one of the most ancient civilizations in Central and Eurasia, it also has the great silk road cities of Bukhara, Samarkand and Khiva. great job Mark, well done, thank you.
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Wonderful series on Uzbekistan, it's history, food and cultures, one of the most ancient civilizations in Central and Eurasia, it also has the great silk road cities of Bukhara, Samarkand and Khiva. great job Mark, well done, thank you.
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Humberto Flores
I used to date an Uzbek girl in Baku, she was nice, educated and very hot. oh she had me in her hands, what can I say, one of the best women I had in my life. unfortunatelly we took a different paths. so sad. cheers from Lima - Peru.
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I used to date an Uzbek girl in Baku, she was nice, educated and very hot. oh she had me in her hands, what can I say, one of the best women I had in my life. unfortunatelly we took a different paths. so sad. cheers from Lima - Peru.
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Vanill
It was awesome to see all series of your documentary about Uzbekistan, Mark But next time also visit Ferghana Valley region located in East of the country. Those places and people living there are also beautiful. Thank you for your videos
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It was awesome to see all series of your documentary about Uzbekistan, Mark But next time also visit Ferghana Valley region located in East of the country. Those places and people living there are also beautiful. Thank you for your videos
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Lola Abdulloeva
Vse bluda primitivni zhirnie I khot kak kompensirovat eto vo vse bluda dobovlaut jogurt. Rechnaja riba vonuchaja, ee nado marinovat Uzbeki poprobujte bludo jugovostochnoj Asii, eto buket aromatov. K sozhelenie eto pravda
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Vse bluda primitivni zhirnie I khot kak kompensirovat eto vo vse bluda dobovlaut jogurt. Rechnaja riba vonuchaja, ee nado marinovat Uzbeki poprobujte bludo jugovostochnoj Asii, eto buket aromatov. K sozhelenie eto pravda
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