Vertical BBQ - 13 Goat Legs KebabsMOST UNIQUE Iranian Food Baluchestan, Iran

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Rating: 4.5; Vote: 2

CHABAHAR, IRAN - For our final destination in Iran, we flew from Tehran to Chabahar, deep in the southern corner of Iran, near the border of Pakistan in a province called Baluchestan (Balochistan. We were treated to one of the most unique styles of bbq cooking Ive ever seen, and the end product of the goat legs was astoundingly delicious Thank you to Salam Chabahar and Dor Baluch for hosting us and for so much hospitality in Chabahar, Iran. We had 3 full goats, which they chopped into pieces. The skewers were made from date palm frawns, strong and versatile, and they could hold up in the high heat of the fire. For the unique Balochi style of bbq, they first set up a fire in the desert using huge logs, and arranged the fire in rows. Next after preparing the meat, they and when the fire was ready, Chef stood each giant leg kebab upright in the sand with fire on either side. This allowed the fire to be hot, yet the heat was indirect, and it caramelized the fat and meat and melted it together. The end result of the goat was that it was crispy on the outside, yet juicy and fatty on the inside. Some of the best tasting goat Ive ever had in my life. An amazing meal and incredible people to share it with. This is a day in Chabahar, Iran, that I will never forget Thank you to Ghasr Setareh for arranging our trip to Iran
Date: 2020-03-25

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Comments and reviews: 9

omid
Iran is a country of many ethnicities, in Iran turk, kurd, Arab, baluch, turkman, azari, bandari, mazani, gilani and Persian they live together, and they are always at peace, I hope one day all the people of The world will learn the concept of peace from Iranians. The lies of TV should never be believed.
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Reuben
Mark please take care of your health. As amazing as your videos are please stop the vlog for some days or months. Since the world is in a pandemic crisis. I dont ever want you or ur wife and kid to get this horrible disease. Will remember u in my prayers
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Addictive
Love your content man. You are an inspiration for all of us. I have started to make content of my own just by getting inspired from you. Uploaded one just now. Keep up the good work and keep inspiring people like us. Would love to meet you one day
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PaisleyLdy
I love when you go native, Mark Respecting the culture of each place you visit. What a wonderful education your son is getting from both you and your beautiful wife And then to share a communal meal. Is there anything better in life?
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Amos
All of a Suddenly myself, would most likely wanted to knows what types of Seasonings they use to Rub on their Meal or to Use within their Soups even Stews. Anyways Nice job & thanks, for playing Weekdays video.
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Faisal
Thanks so so much my brother my friend to leat the world no about us we blooch people totally forgetn in this world I am form Pakistan blooch thanks again to u bro an your great family
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DanLee
Mark and Ying are truly relationship goals. They make such a remarkable team together. Micah has two of the best role models to learn from in his parents, such a lucky little boy.
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jess.says.yes
YumIm curious, where did you bunker down during this time? Which country is your favorite to settle down for an uncertain amount of time? Or are you still traveling?
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rav
thanks for showing your viewers how nice people the iranians are. and the middle east in general. sadly in the western civilization they are portraied very negatively.
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