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Epic Arabian Food - SAND DUNE WHOLE LAMB! (Rare Food Experience in Oman)

Epic Arabian Food - SAND DUNE WHOLE LAMB! (Rare Food Experience in Oman)

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Omani Food Tour in Muscat: SUBSCRIBE for more: T-shirts: OMAN - I’m in Oman and today we’re heading into the desert to meet up with Badar, a local Bedouin who’s going to cook us a whole lamb shuwa, cook underground in the sand. The process is amazing to watch and the final lamb over rice is something totally unique and surprisingly delicious. It’s going to be an Omani food adventure! Huge thank you to Ahmed, Oman Travel & Tourism for taking us on this adventure. Follow him: Follow Badar: To begin this lamb shuwa Omani food adventure we set off driving into the desert from Muscat. Once we reached the edge of the sand dunes we transferred to a 4x4 and into the sand dunes where we met Badar. He’s going to prepare for us a whole lamb, cooked shuwa style - which is one of the ultimate best dishes of Oman and a celebration of a meal. But Badar’s Bedouin desert version of Shuwa is different than other parts of the country. His family recipe included spices and dates marinated over the lamb, then baked in hot sand for a few hours. The result was mind blowing, so good that Ahmed and I couldn’t believe it! Chapters: 0: 00 Intro 1: 03 Omani dress 2: 30 Cooking Omani lamb shuwa 10: 00 Omani coffee and dates 11: 50 Desert safari (sand dunes) 20: 02 Omani bread 21: 14 Unearthing the lamb shuwa 23: 51 Full meal 29: 58 Ending 30: 52 Blooper This was a thrilling and a learning experience in Oman, and the lamb shuwa exceeded our expectations! Follow on
Date: 2025-01-11

Comments and reviews: 20


Peaceful country All you saw was a couple of natives and one famous food blogger and you say the whole country is peaceful Wow! Such amazing brilliant insight. I'm sure if you dig deep enough you'll see the same grown men having you know what with children. Ohhh wait I forgot that's in their book that their own phony so called prophet allows hus followers to exercise and do. Bravo!
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You know what I'd like A hairy man putting on gloves when handling food.
When you have the money to bleach your teeth, you can afford gloves.
(Just a reminder: These are very well groomed men. Perfect teeth. Inviting a foreigner to experience a historic depiction. It's not how they live, they have money. It's an idealisation of it)

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I have eaten lamb and goat all over the world. But the one from the middle eats stinks. Most probably because there is not enough water for the sheep to flush it's system. Never bothered to figure it out and don't care. I get very tasty lamb and goat. So I don't care
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That goat was a baby goat and got slaughtered for nothing, in other places you get an adult goat which would be normal
A very cruel and unnecessary industry, shame on you for eating there and supporting that satanic culture

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I do not understand why the people of the Arabian Gulf worship foreigners instead of God and sanctify them, and when a Gulf visitor comes to America or Europe, no one pays him any attention and sometimes they despise him.
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Similar yet different. You bet. We have done hogs here like that. It's amazing that all over the world people have come to some common cooking techniques. Cumin seeds on dates is next level stuff I never thought to try. Wow
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Watching some these awesome food content is like punishment. Salivating but the food is never coming to you!
How I wish I could taste this incredible looking food - Oman is now on my bucket list for sure!

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I must be honest, it doesn't look cooked well, the meat is clearly chewy, it doesn't come off the bone easily, but I'm sure it's delicious with their paste, Mark you're the best but I gotta be honest
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Hello Mark wiens yes brought back so many memories of my trip to Dubai when we did the dune bashing it's an amazing experience enjoyed the culture & food great people.
Love watching all your videos

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The guy said they might see something unusual in the dessert How about grown men having you know what with children. Ops, I forgot that's normal and allowed back there. Correction, my bat.
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Mark always go in depth to give us the best content. One thing about Oman every Middle East are after modernization and skyscraper, but maintaining their culture which Oman is doing
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If I were there, I could see myself not a fan of any possible heat, but the people seem nice. Haven’t gotten to any finished food products yet, but I’m sure it was amazing.
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This video was awesome, its like watching a series hahaha part 2 of Oman done, looking forward to the next installments and thereafter more Middle East would be great!
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This episode had an outstanding story arc to it. I enjoyed watching every minute while eating the chili I made myself for dinner. Great production quality!
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What a wonderful way of life. Such good people. Love oman. Pls stay unique. Dont change like your neighbours. Respectful as ever, Mark. Well done
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This is not a lamb. This is a baby goat KID. And please don't show them before you kill it. because some people are so emotional than you!
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Cooking naan/khubz bread directly on wood/coal ashes can seriously damage your stomach linings and cause health issues.
Inexperienced.

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OMANI people are very generous and friendly and they RESPECT everyone even if you are not arab. Missin those days when i was there in muscat.
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I am most interested in how the lamb was butchered and thoroughly clean. It looks better than any I've ever seen from a modern butchery plant.
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I worked in Oman for a couple of years. People are fantastic and I had the same meal as a guest of a family. Once in a lifetime.
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