That's amazing. I'm sure the story of your parents meeting is quite a good one

What a combination 💕

We wanna hear the story 😍

That is a combination I've never heard of. Interesting❤

Indeed, that must have been an interesting journey. And courtship. And the fusion food must be interesting/unique as well.

Ohh, he got to make the Hajj? How wonderful for him!

I don't blame him for not liking all the weird food though! I appreciated the voice of reason in our prepackaged world.

i would love to see Mustafa chilling with the Amish. They would def get along.

You can tell he loved everything he heard about them!

I wish these videos would take it to the next level. Then have online food exchanges & cultural exchanges!

Agreed. I think they should do more Amish videos. It’s been one of my dreams to visit the Amish country. I’m fascinated with them

@@Triggerhippie70 We have a large community of Amish and Mennonites here in Sarasota, Florida. They live in a neighborhood of Sarasota Springs called Pinecraft. There about five thousand of them and they have the best farmers markets and restaurants all over town.

especially judging by the very poor quality of the food they give them, it looks disgusting and most of the time does not fairly represent what they claim it does.

People who upset with Mama because he don't eat the "proper amount" of food is really need to be kind. Unfamiliar food can 'cause problem with your stomach. In Indonesia we always put spice that most white person can't handle. Once there was a tourist from The USA, my aunt force him to eat Rendang. Yes, Rendang is super delicious and CNN put them as the #1 Most Delicious Food in the world. But REAL Rendang, Rendang that cook by Minangnese people are very rich in spices and super spicy. Shortly after, that poor tourist got food poisoned. His tongue went numb and he said like a hundreds invisible knife having party inside him. He wasted his vacation days in nearby hospital.

That's an honor!

Was the daughter mary from Jedidiah?

They work so hard because it's part of their religion to punish themselves. People in actual rural countries are much more chill.

@@edgarburlyman738 That's an idiotic reply Edgar.

@@johnhooperm.d.4222 No, they actually believe that only those who are miserable on earth get to go to heaven. That's also why you never see them smile.

They are very greedy, sexist, racist, liars, and uneducated.

Only in ohio

@Shanawar Abass They literally speak "Pennsylvania Dutch" my guy, the largest Amish community is in Lancaster, Pennsylvania so what do you mean "only in Ohio" 😂😂

آمين، ثم آمین يا الله ☝ صلوا على النبي محمد صلى الله عليه وآله وسلم 💗 يا مقلب القلوب، ثبت قلوبنا على دينك يا أرحم الراحمين ويا أكرم الأكرمين 🤍 ويا كريم ، اجعل القرآن راحة قلوبنا 💙 وأخرج النفاق والبغض والكبرياء والغضب من قلوبنا يا عزيز 🤲 يا رب، نسألك بأسمك الأعظم ان تعتق رقابنا ورقاب آبائنا وأمهاتنا من النار، اللهم انصرنا على الكافرين وارحم والدينا كما ربونا ضغار 🥰 استغفروا ربكم استغفار من عمق قلبكم 💜 المسلم لازم يدرس القرآن وتفسيره والأحاديث وشرحها. شفوا الزمن كيف اتغير، افهم واتبع الله ورسوله وهناك الجنه الفردوس الأعلى ويا حكيم 🧠 زدنا علما طيبا مباركا فيه ويا ودود ارزقنا بزوجة صالحات وذرية صالحه ورزقا حلال طيبا يا الله 💕 ويا فتاح ، يا عليم ، افتح لنا ابواب الفرج واقضي حاجاتنا واقضي مشاكلنا المالية والنفسية 😇 يا حي، يا قيوم برحمتك استغيث 👑 يا جبار ، ساعدنا على قضاء أعداء الدين، المنافقين، اليهود والنصارى وعباد البقر المشركين وعباد النار 👿 يا رب ، نسألك بأسمائك الحسنى ، من عنده حاجه، اقضيها ومن عنده احد يحب، اجمعهم في الدنيا والآخرة بل حلال وارزقهم باولاد الصالحين واعطيهم علم دينك واجعلهم حفاظ القران والحديث 🤎 اللهم اغفر للمؤمنين والمؤمنات والمسلمين والمسلمات الاحياء منهم والاموات يا رحيم 🥺 يا رب ، يا حنان ويا منان 🤗 اللهم اجرنا من عذاب القبر واجرنا من عذاب النار واللهم أجرنا من فتنة المحيا والممات واللهم أجرنا من فتنة المسيح الدجال 🤲 أستمر بل استغفارات والصلاة على النبي محمد صلى الله عليه وآله وسلم وقراءة القرآن والصلاة الخمسة مع السنن والنوافل والتهجد والوتر وصلاة الضحى يا احبابي المسلمين، يستركم الله ويحميكم الله من المعاصي والفتن والذنوب جميعآ ويسهل لكم الحلال ويدخلكم الجنة الفردوس الأعلى اجمعين وصل الله على سيدنا محمد وعلى آله وصحبه والتابعين أجمعين ✨ سبحانك اللهم وبحمدك أشهد أن لا إله إلا أنت أستغفرك وأتوب إليك 🌟

It does make me wonder at his motivation for participating in the project. I'm very curious about his life.

I wish they'd given them chicken corn soup with rivels to try. 😋

I am from PA. Grew up eating scrapple, Lebanon balogna, shoo fly pie, chicken and waffles.

So true! America is vast and so diverse. I belong to an ethnic group that began migrating to North America before Plymouth Rock, and yet husband and I still grew up in bilingual homes, and we still practice traditions and cook foods our ancestors ate three hundred years ago. America, from the outside, can seem like one culture that is mostly shallow and rootless, but under that surface, it's profoundly diverse.

@@melissasaint3283 Out of curiosity, what would that ethnic group be?

@@MDRahman-sq4rs surprisingly, we are white! (At least, I am. My husband has some indigenous heritage and it really shows.) We are French Canadians. Our ancestors have been in the US for generations, and on this continent for hundreds of years, yet my husband spoke very little English until it was time to go to kindergarten, and my mother was the same. French-Canadians first came into the US to keep the mills running for the North, because many of their employees were off fighting the Civil War, and were followed by multiple wave of immigration which started to alarm some of the "mainstream", which then meant WASPs. A century ago, the KKK absolutely hated us. But even in the early 50s, my grandmother, who was born in the US, dropped out of high school because she was tired of having to walk through an Irish neighborhood to get there, and be mocked for her accent and her slightly different appearance and called slurs. She said when they started throwing rocks, she knew it was time to quit. We are actually the group that originated the idea that you could hyphenate your ethnic heritage with your American nationality, "Franco-American" Putting forth the idea that you could keep your language and traditions, and still be a good, reliable, patriotic American citizen. Every summer, all my childhood, my grandfather flew an American flag and a French or Canadian flag paired together. People who get angry because someone does that with a Puerto Rican or Brazilian flag, or because people may want to speak a language other than English at home, Are people who have lost their ethnic memories, or had them whittled down to one or two recipes. They don't remember anymore, and it has turned them selfish and closed-minded. But the motto of the French Canadians is, "Je Me Souviens".... "I Remember!"

@@melissasaint3283 are you Cajun?

@@MDRahman-sq4rs No, we are "Canuck", or Quebecois. We are Snow-French, not Swamp-French 😄 But Cajun is related! The word Cajun is derived from Acadian. The British Crown sent their Navy to simply abduct the French farming settlers from a region in Canada called Acadie (now called Nova Scotia). They marched them onto ships, and dropped them off in other French colonies...sometimes families were separated. Some were left in Louisiana, some in Quebec. The Acadians left in Louisiana became the Cajuns. My husband is partly Acadian, but from Acadians who were left in the North, with the Quebecois.

"If it's natural, it must be healthy".....

Dry or wet bottom ? 🤔

@@bluebird7546 I like dry bottom lol

I grew up in Adamstown. I miss Shoofly Pie. Ever go to GreenDragon?

Wet bottom here 😂 Nothing like a good shoofly pie..well maybe some pot pie lol I have and Roots ❤ I grew up in rural York County but live in Perry now. Ever been to ShadyMaple?

@@bluebird7546 I used to love going grocery shopping at Shady Maple!

What did he teach?

@@joantrotter3005 Sociology and Social Work.

What were your friend's downsides"?

@@nikkirockznikkirockz8551 No technology, no higher education, no opportunities, berating family, backward thinking, limits on everything... The list can go on and on

I wish I had the means of bringing him and his family to Sarasota for a cultural visit! Here, there are large Amish and Mennonite communities.

Or dishes from Dschibuti

Oh yes!

I think that's a great idea given the history of Trinidad and its connection to India. They're Pakistani, but they may recognize the flavors.

Also the Mennonites, who are more accepting of the modern world without adopting it wholesale. They can have their own schools through their right to freedom of religion guaranteed in the American Constitution.

😅

Weird Al Yankovic. Good one! 😂😂

I was wondering how you got access to internet and a tablet living the Amish life 😅 Long time ago I heard Amish paradise.

@@notsureiL They keep electronics out in the barns or outbuildings, that way they're not in the house.

It's rather boring.

Oh man, my mother made the best chicken corn soup with rivels! She was born in Harrisburg and her family was mostly from Shippensburg.

@@kareninalabama Yeah, nothing beats Chicken corn noodle soup on a cold day. It's the best! Also near the end of summer when Sweet corn is freshly picked from the field and used in the soup.

Amish eat pork and the old world amish drink

the thing is they told them misconceptions. Amish do use tech. they use power tools, electric lights on their buggies, they use cell phones. there is New World and Old World Amish. New World Amish have electric power to their homes for lights and certin appliances. They also tend to not drink alcohol unlike Old World Amish. Old World Amish may have their homes connected if they have a medical need such as the allergy to sunlight and hence need all windows covered and use special lighting. this shows up frequently due to the limited gene pool. The Mennonites used to be part of the Amish church

You're not going to see anything with pork, they can't eat it.

If they use computers & cell phones, they use electric!

The Amish community has grown to allow technology in business to stay competitive and provide, however they do not use it at home in their personal lives