well obv he cant say that on tv?

@@jacobcorbett3857 where? "hahaha"

@@jacobcorbett3857 yeez bud ur cringe af, Feel free to show clips of him saying the food is shit on that show?

@@mejtz6279 Would you say that their food is trash to them even without others filming you? It's common sense

@@rodrickyt7132 Well if you want to look back at his career he usually says others food is trash, such as masterchef or any other cooking show were chefs are involved?

True, always the exotic game like snakes and maybe liver or weird ass foods. But they will eat everything as long it's supposedly increase fertility, whatever that is

@@Krasses rhinos have gone extinct because Chinese believe it will restore male vitality, even in a day and age where viagra, something that actually works, is MUCH cheaper. humans are stupid

@@Krasses it's an arab country what did you expect, some fancy stuff xD This guy prob married a 3rd degree cousin or two.

Of course, can’t go all night with an empty stomach 😅

@@entasis704 woah ease up on the blatant racism bucko

@@dayoftheropewillcome i'd rather eat a monkey than a pigeon eating puke in Paris.

@@entasis704 I'd rather eat a puke than a monkey eating pigeon. Why Paris, are pigeons better in croatia? Racist much?

Slavery’s weren’t very open minded in the 1800’s yet a vast majority of them were successful.

just did a quick research, they did originate from around the late 12th century but it was byzantine influence rather than ottoman. an argument could be made its actually from the roman since there have been public bathhouses in the region sporadically since the roman conquest, but most religious scholar seems to agree the hammam as a place to wash oneself before prayer originated from the byzantine

@@unborncookie9809 Very cool! And very interesting that it was Byzantine rather Roman bath culture that stuck in Morocco! Thank you!

@@Miamcoline Byzantines don’t exist they were Romans.

public bath houses are probably at least as old as romans , maybe the construction technique used ?

Actually the Ottomans came till Fez

The tail is hard to cook tho, pressure cooking it is the only way I know. Tho, I'm just an observer whenever my mom cooks

@@randomwatcher6758 pressure cook is just sped up slowcooking, like, in a pressure cooker it would take 40 mins-1hour and in a regular pot it would take 2-3 hours.

dude i am moroccan, i absolutly barf when someone cooks camel. The Fat has the most pungent smell i have ever smelled. Its way more different than beef

@@LaSarthe963 That's why they use a heavy load of seasoning and spices. If it's ordinary camel that people ride, their diet would be crap. But if it's camel for consumption, the diet must be better. What they eat is what you taste.

As a Butcher myself I agree.

It's a very cool city but unbelievably easy to get lost in. Fez has a ton of really good street meat vendors if you like meat

It’s a war zone. You never want to go there.

​@@iwishiwasthomasshelby I lived there for a year and had zero problems. Moroccans were amazing and I felt super safe, especially in urban areas. Hardly anyone has a weapon, most of the crime is scamming people for money, the only issue I had over a whole year both in the city and in the countryside was when one young boy tried to pick my pocket. On the other hand, my Moroccan host brother came to America with a work visa and was robbed at gunpoint his first week... was so embarrassing. Calling it a warzone is completely inaccurate btw. Just know which areas to visit to be super safe, the same you would in any country. You could waltz around the hills outside Shefshaun for days and it'd be as safe as waltzing around Vermont lol. And the major cities are safer than most US cities...

@@ybur5539 my friend flew to those countries and said there’s gunshots and bombs all the time. No one go there folks. It’s undeveloped nations. Nothing worth seeing.

@@ybur5539 no I live in south morroco and we don't have war or problems here! Who told you that lie? 🤨

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Try 1:09 it looks like a humel, a human camel

@@mrsirman2177 😂

Behind you... the horrendous camel man!

Thought it was Jay-Z for a second

People prefer channels that are charted

@Sharo haha

this isnt an official channel, thats why it only uses short clips so it doesnt get copy right strikes . . .

@@Gambleiit This is one of Gordon Ramsay's official channels. Just click on this channel, go to their "Channels" tab, and you'll see it's one of his own.

I think they're referencing the arrival of hammams in Morocco specifically, therefore the 15th century and Ottoman origin makes sense. During their golden age the Ottomans either ruled or heavily influenced the entirety of the Maghreb, so I wouldn't be surprised if Ottoman influence brought hammams to Morocco. I do agree that the way they say it is wrong, making us believe that Ottomans invented the hammam. What you said in that regard is correct.

@@BE4STINESS You mean the Ottoman's were influenced by others, there was no bathing culture in the Turkic world, once the Turks integrated into Anatolia they were quickly influenced primarily by the Greeks(called Eastern Romans at the time) and Persians. As for Morocco the ruins of the oldest known Islamic hammam in Morocco, dates back to the late 8th century in Volubilis which predates the Ottoman empire several hundred years..

@@mackjeez Very well, I stand corrected.

@@GG-ji7vr I stated specifically hammams not bathhouses, hammams are steam baths. The Ancient Greeks were the first to incorporate bath houses and even showers into their civilization, though there is evidence the Mohenjo-daro civilization were first. Believe it or not the Egyptians or any African culture did not have a bathing culture, the first bath houses were introduced by Ptolemy, numerous public baths were built in Egypt following the Greek model. The first bath houses in Morocco were built by Roman Emperor Gallienus. So yes the Greeks and Romans taught bathing culture to pretty much the world since other cultures were either introduced to it through colonization or adopted it like the Ottoman's.

Oh wow, never knew there was so much camel in Australia.

So how'd that happen, camels started to breed crazily in Australia just like rabbits?

They were brought over to help explore and traverse inland Australia back in the 1800s which is quite big and unforgivingl.

Are foreigners allowed to hunt or buy your camels for slaughter?

@@bush-b5330 yep sure are, get a gun licence and a place to shoot. Or get in contact with an exporter.

Yeah I didn't realise it was just head. I thought petting a live camel

"The ottomans have been using clay pots to cook since before Roman times" bro what

ayyubid acctually hahaha

Tell that to the 2 tourist girls beheaded there

Yes so humble and kind.

He definitely didn’t like it.

I used to get metal straw poke hole in hump an suckle white juice through hump hole from camel

Well, he speaks French fluently, he learned French while working in France during his early career.

He learned enough to work in a kitchen, basically.

Me😂😅

You should try horse penis. It's a delicacie in the Philippines

I've heard lengua (tongue) is good, but I've never gotten the chance to try it! How's the texture? Did it have the same mouth feel/'bite' as a steak or roast?

So camel meat is bad but a tongue of an ex is OK?

@@sixrats Lengua is absolutely delicious. The good quality cuts tastes like soft steak.

@@sixrats lengua is delicious it has a meaty flavor and the texture is similar to soft fat

I thought it was a living camel

They spit immediately in your face when you do that , 'Eat this , you filthy sassenach...'

Moroccan kitchen has nothing to do with uae kitchen

@@tariktachefin1888 Perhaps your reading comprehension sucks? I never said a thing about the kitchens. I said I didnt like the texture of the camel meat I tried. Maybe you like it, I didnt. Get it?

good thing he said UAE and not moroccan shit for brains@@tariktachefin1888

They do it to us Australians all the time.. I mean come on we're native english speakers!

@@HyperVectra It's for the Americans

Your mind is disgusting And yeah by the way those poor humble people are the one who captured spain and south france

@@DakirOthmane huh how is my mind disgusting

@@franksalz9114 it's becauseof the way you think let me remind you when europe was in it's dark ages the muslim world was so devolopped and with lots of science inventions

@@franksalz9114 so before you say somthing be humble and not arrogant

@@DakirOthmane i know you idiot im an Islamic historian i know my facts europe was in its 'dark age' yes....but not really byzantine empire was very advance but islamic abbasids were very advance also you should be humble if you dont understand

You better be joking. Geography left the chat

Because it's brought out fresh each morning & sold rapidly. If it was dangerous they wouldn't be doing it & that guy wouldn't have any customers, would he?

@@Lucifurion i want to hear from people that live in Egypt. I saw the same thing in Morocco as well...

Yes, the country has big French and Spanish roots, not everyone is fluent, but a large % are.

yeah there were no ottomans in the 12th century lol

@@moemeneldukany4191 great chef, shit historian 😂

@@sniippiggydigg Can't be good at everything lol

Fact: your "fun fact" was just a fact. Not a fun fact

@@quickdisk0940 I had fun 🤷‍♂️

wait until you learn how old the meat at your local grocery store is. and what's in it

@@kevin.6396 I’m in Philippines and mostly eat only pork that sit out for most the day but I can hear it creaming for its life in the morning so it is fresh if I get there early

@@prestonspears6078 so you mainly eat pork but cry about 4days old old camel meat?

Meat that you buy in stores is at least a couple of weeks old, sometimes over a month. Larger animals like beef, lamb and pork have to be left to hang in a cold room for at least a week before butchering & sale to relax, tenderize & develop flavor. 4 days is nothing.

Travel when you get older and can afford it👌🏾

Closer to mix of beef and fat-tailed sheep

Hes had too much plastic surgery

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