Ultimate HMONG HILL TRIBE FOOD! Green Taro Stems + Roasted Duck at Shaman s House!
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Date: 2021-03-06
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Mi
Cooking rice this way is time consuming, it's hard labor and take lots of experience in order for the rice to turn out good and when it's cooked the quality and taste is way better than using the rice cooker. In the Hmong culture after a woman give birth to her baby, the only things that she'll eat during her 30 days after giving birth is nothing but rice, boiled chicken with herbs and hot water. This supposed to cleanse her body. She'll have a longevity and healthy life when she's older. For men; well chicken boiled with Hmong herbs are supposed to make a man strong both for his health as well as for a man's stamina. These kinds of food are only served on special occasions because people are poor and can't afford to eat good food like this everyday. The rice water or boiled pumpkin is to cleanse the body after you had a good meal.
The chicken leg that she gave it to Mark is only serve to a special guest or a child that they love dearly so Mark is their special guest that's why she personally put it on Mark's plate and gave the bowl to him (it's part of the Hmong culture. When they were eating, she told Mark that when her husband and her were out in the field farming they don't get to eat anything else but rice and some boiled vegetables.
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Cooking rice this way is time consuming, it's hard labor and take lots of experience in order for the rice to turn out good and when it's cooked the quality and taste is way better than using the rice cooker. In the Hmong culture after a woman give birth to her baby, the only things that she'll eat during her 30 days after giving birth is nothing but rice, boiled chicken with herbs and hot water. This supposed to cleanse her body. She'll have a longevity and healthy life when she's older. For men; well chicken boiled with Hmong herbs are supposed to make a man strong both for his health as well as for a man's stamina. These kinds of food are only served on special occasions because people are poor and can't afford to eat good food like this everyday. The rice water or boiled pumpkin is to cleanse the body after you had a good meal.
The chicken leg that she gave it to Mark is only serve to a special guest or a child that they love dearly so Mark is their special guest that's why she personally put it on Mark's plate and gave the bowl to him (it's part of the Hmong culture. When they were eating, she told Mark that when her husband and her were out in the field farming they don't get to eat anything else but rice and some boiled vegetables.
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Pakou
That s title tho. ghost doctor food. So incorrect and slightly offensive. Shamans are respectable figures and leaders in the Hmong culture and calling it ghost doctor demeans its value. Also seems like it pokes fun at it a bit. Mark, I know you mean well and I watch all your videos bc you are always so respectful of cultures. Please consider changing that title.
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That s title tho. ghost doctor food. So incorrect and slightly offensive. Shamans are respectable figures and leaders in the Hmong culture and calling it ghost doctor demeans its value. Also seems like it pokes fun at it a bit. Mark, I know you mean well and I watch all your videos bc you are always so respectful of cultures. Please consider changing that title.
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HighAssWeed
The fresh herbs are the best of the dishes. I go for those too when my eat food with lots of herbs. The black chicken is supposedly have softer meat to eat. Hopefully they put the chicken herb in the delicious chicken soup. Pepper is a must. Different Hmong clans eat different things. Hopefully you get to try them all.
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The fresh herbs are the best of the dishes. I go for those too when my eat food with lots of herbs. The black chicken is supposedly have softer meat to eat. Hopefully they put the chicken herb in the delicious chicken soup. Pepper is a must. Different Hmong clans eat different things. Hopefully you get to try them all.
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Mai
Nyob zoo Mark! Awesome to see you visited my Hmong people. I was born in Laos but moved here to the US when I was 4 yrs old. It's so great that people are visiting and acknowledging more of our Hmong. Perhaps when you are in the US again, you can visit a Hmong American household to try our food here! Thank you for this video!
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Nyob zoo Mark! Awesome to see you visited my Hmong people. I was born in Laos but moved here to the US when I was 4 yrs old. It's so great that people are visiting and acknowledging more of our Hmong. Perhaps when you are in the US again, you can visit a Hmong American household to try our food here! Thank you for this video!
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MARZVANG
Yep! Nailed it. From how the rice is being cooked to drinking the rice water, the spicy tomato chili to the raw spicy elephant ear chili dip. The common herbal chicken soup to the chicken organ salad. Especially the boil squash lol. Fresh killed chicken is so hmoob.
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Yep! Nailed it. From how the rice is being cooked to drinking the rice water, the spicy tomato chili to the raw spicy elephant ear chili dip. The common herbal chicken soup to the chicken organ salad. Especially the boil squash lol. Fresh killed chicken is so hmoob.
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Suzanne
In Hmong, the chicken thighs and legs are considered the best part of a chicken. So parents usually gives that part to their loved on. If you re lucky to get a chicken thigh and leg, you re considered the favorite, respected, loved, and LUCKY.
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In Hmong, the chicken thighs and legs are considered the best part of a chicken. So parents usually gives that part to their loved on. If you re lucky to get a chicken thigh and leg, you re considered the favorite, respected, loved, and LUCKY.
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Pakou
I m Hmong. The Auntie handing you the drumstick of the chicken is a sign of love and respect. Drumsticks are typically given to children. Considered one of the tastier and meatier part I enjoyed this video very much!
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I m Hmong. The Auntie handing you the drumstick of the chicken is a sign of love and respect. Drumsticks are typically given to children. Considered one of the tastier and meatier part I enjoyed this video very much!
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Edwin
Hello my friend. Thank you for sharing such a wonderful video of an incredible area, its temples and traditions, gastronomy and locals, they are great. My favorite is the blue and white temple. Amazing.
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Hello my friend. Thank you for sharing such a wonderful video of an incredible area, its temples and traditions, gastronomy and locals, they are great. My favorite is the blue and white temple. Amazing.
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wpy
Rice cooked in this process boils off all the toxins. My mom used to cook rice this way until we got a rice cooker. Traditional rice cooked this way taste so much better. Yes! Ultimate comfort food!
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Rice cooked in this process boils off all the toxins. My mom used to cook rice this way until we got a rice cooker. Traditional rice cooked this way taste so much better. Yes! Ultimate comfort food!
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mein
You probably missed it but the auntie presenting you the drumstick is a sign of respect for you. Meat is scarce and they don t eat their poultry everyday. You re a lucky man
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You probably missed it but the auntie presenting you the drumstick is a sign of respect for you. Meat is scarce and they don t eat their poultry everyday. You re a lucky man
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