Maybe one day Steph - you never know. Be proud and stay proud you are all gods people.

Agree! Wild rice is delicious. I think it would be well received by them.

Is the wild rice the black one? Like what comes in boxes but better?

Agreed. I think they should do a second video for Native American food and include things like fry bread and Three Sisters stew.

@@MsBebegurl0212 The one we use is picked by the tribe. Its white, brown and black

What a great idea 🙂

I imagine he would like the idea of eating Buffalo and deer

Same lol, ive had this food before, very simple ingredients,tbh only from what ive tasted a lil bland.

He's a simple man so he enjoyed the cultured food

Why is he called Mama Mustafa?

I’m dying to try Navajo tacos, I’ve heard a ton of people say it’s so good. I’ll be heading to Utah this summer so that is definitely on my list of foods to try, lol.

Kneel down bread is a must

@@aprilcalhoun8984 I’ll be trying that too then, thanks😋❤️

I love corn meal mush.

I wanna try this myself!! 😍

Plain salted potatoes are so so good, even with nothing else on them.

"If it's natural, it has to be healthy".....

Salt potatoes are my favorite. Size of a pingpong ball, golden color, boiled in heavily salted water. As always skins on for a vitamin and trace elements burst. Start them in cold water bring to a boil and medium low boil for 18 to 20 minutes. Next is totally optional. Remove to a bistro platter. Use a fork to smash them down. Next I cut pats of real butter lots!! Sour cream lots!!! And season with garlic and onion powder, lots of fresh cracked black pepper, and of course salt. Mind you Im always low sodium in my blood due to medication so I dont spare the salt. Eat them right away while hot! You'll be glad ya did.

I think with Mustafa, if he can recognize it, he will like it. As long as it doesn't have anything weird added to it. He seems to also enjoy sweet foods.

I know. my dad was in prison with Pakistanis and he said their people made something similar to frybread too 🤣

Navajo tacos are good as hell....

I've tried frybread. Have to say it is very tasty stuff!

Fry bread is literally a knock off of the Mexican taco. Actually the majority of Mexican foods have indigenous roots - tacos, burritos, tamales, cornbread etc. Mexican food is indigenous food.

@@pricklypear6384 I was only referring to the bread not the other toppings that are put on it. sheesh!

Some Native Americans are tribal; others are mixed to the point of non-affiliation. My mother apparently has ~60% DNA but we have no idea where it comes from exactly besides Mexico.

@@pablodelsegundo9502 dna matters less than culture. Its about who raised you and how, what traditions you pass down etc.

Potatoes are originally from South America though.

But we can say too that South Americans are also Americans. Just in USA we often shorten our name to only American not to exclude the rest of the Americas on purpose. There were also extensive trade routes by all the tribes so it is possible for potatoes to be seen and eaten by some of the North American tribes too.

@@leannsmarie They're still native to the Americas. indigenous.

Mustafa would love that farming knowledge!

It was my father's favorite dish.

I was excited to see this but haven't watched yet. I was picturing something like "Nish Dish" in Toronto which I really want to try.

The list of new world foods is extensive.

@@baronesselsavonfreytag-lor1134 Not really Native American food to be honest. Still fun to watch their reactions though.

chikasha here. and i was disappointed in the choices of served items. i was hoping for things such as "3 sisters soup", a non-pork equivalent of "pashofa", roasted corn, pemmican, pumpkin soup, tamales, frybread, etc...

@@lilbertsmom3561 Most North Americans don't even know about Native cuisine, so I guess it's a lot to ask of the chef to try an authentic Anishinaabe, etc. recipe as much as I would like to see it.

I hope they see this comment 🇹🇹

Yes do this! 😃🇹🇹❤️

The most white cooking ever tho no fry bread No beef jerky or cooked buffalo, moose, fish or deer even berries and greens anything actually native but mf bread pudding instead

@@big_sk4ian424 yea ngl I was expecting to see a whole lot more. I mean I didn't know bread pudding was even Native. I was definitely expecting to see fry bread at least or "indian" porridge. I think either someone didn't tell them accurately about native American food or they researched it poorly this time.

@@big_sk4ian424 I think they could have done the fry bread. But if you want them to try pemmican or jerky then you need to send it to them. It's not available in Karachi. Also, since the women do not eat beef, and the men do not eat pork, I have no idea where venison and bison fall on that list

@@halimasultan03 corn puddings native bread pudding is British your right

@@LindaC616 you can order all I mentioned online like buffalo jerky, deer jerky or export berries and tea

Sorry, we missed that. Thank you for the suggestion. We will try it in one of our upcoming videos.

That would be similar to roti and other things they're already used to though.

@@ktlivingherway516 But just different enough to be a delight!

Fry bread is included.. watch our patreon episode for exclusive content

I am still working out out how bread pudding was a Native American dish?? But, I love fry bread especially with honey! Oh my! Jerky, smoked salmon, pemmican, pumpkin seeds, wild rice, bison, venison, a little taste from each coast. Maybe, give a little more info on the foods and which country in the Americas they came from.

That was so funny!!

🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

He always says that

@@ktlivingherway516 Actually this time I think it was Ismail who said it. For a change 😄

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Thank you :)

I think part of the issue with a "real" experience is the limitations and costs of importation in their country. What they give them is what they can make with local products. Anything that they try that isn't local is sent to them by viewers like us. They're not buying things and having it sent to them. So, having that in mind, it's easier to look past some things not being truly "authentic" because they're trying their best with what they have and the religious and health restrictions of the participants. I know you weren't being negative, but felt like that needed some explanation. I'm sure there are other reasons, but I'm sure cost is a main factor. If they can locally source things and make the lives of these people better with the savings, I'm good with that.

Yeah they really dropped the ball on this one. I don't think proper research was done.

Yes, there were some missed opportunities here.

@@lizchick2659 If you think they didn't do a good job then, by all means, fork out the money to buy the products and ship it to them. I know for a fact that they have an address where you can send them things and they'll gladly accept it. Until then, please shut up about them dropping the ball or not being authentic. You and the others being negative are so privileged that you have no idea how people live in other places. Maybe you should do some "research" before you make comments like this. These people live in small, poor villages and get brought to a studio in a small, poor city to record videos. They provide them with what they can afford and locally source. That's not a knock on them. Just the reality of the situation. But, it's a bit frustrating to see people assuming that since THEY can go online and order anything they want with no problems that EVERYONE lives like that. The title says "tribal people try" because that's what they are. Tribal people. They've "tried" a microwave and other electronics for the first time on this channel, so you think these people have computers and smart phones to order stuff from Amazon on? Gimme a break.

Post some recipes

Yes please!

Yes. That's quite an achievement :D

well, those ladies are Hindus they don't eat beef. And deer meat is illegal in Pakistan.

fry bread is included. Watch our Patreon for full episode and exclusive content

These were mostly north American

@@LindaC616 which is why I mentioned, I wanted to see more South American episodes...

@@greenlion6544 the "more" implied you thought these were south American

@@LindaC616 No, as in we should see Venezuelan, Argentinian, Peruvian, etc.

@@greenlion6544 🤦‍♀️🤦‍♀️🤦‍♀️

Thank you :) Glad you like it. Cheers!

@@Reactistan 🤗🤗🤗

I would have to see how it's made to know 🤷

Ojibwe native from MN here. It is the same thing in my opinion. fried dough. Yum! It can be eaten as a savory or a sweet bread. when us natives were put on small reservations, the US government changed our diet and food traditions forever. Natives were put on reservations in the 1800s with the promise of food rations etc., since we could no longer hunt and gather for ourselves due to land theft. The women figured out how to make the frybread with the flour we were rationed. So it's not technically an original food, but it's tasty all the same.

Im sure those behind the camera are learning too and don't know much about the natives americans deep..it would be nice if you sent them direct message to educate them and provide more info to help them instead of blasting them off in public comment..not everyone knows everything about americas history its learning process for everyone...

@@momofchampions7293 absolutely! Their comment is severely lacking tact and understanding.

Did you watch the same video I watched? They literally said, Americans call them Native American, because their from their. They also said… they grew corn and potato so they used it often. I’m so confused lol

They’re and there. It’s the weed and you seem cranky

That's what I thought 🤔, I remember that bread pudding recipe originated from Europe because using the stale bread as dessert instead of letting it go to waste.

@@annbower6278 exactly, bread is not a traditional Native American staple. Bread pudding with raisins and hard sauce are something my great grandmother made in England.

I noticed that! Regardless, bread pudding is my all-time favorite dessert.

It’s bread, egg, and milk, and dried fruit. It’s literally EVERYONES dish lol. No ONE country invents dishes, unless it’s some exotic ingredient. You can only do so much with basic ingredients.

No bro thats white ppl food natives livid not seeing fry bread it aint 🅿️

I agree. Seriously predictable and annoying.

+1. Un-charismatic bore, she was.

True, even all the chilli peppers in South Asia originate from Native American lands

No kidding. They lived in all kinds of structures. Teepees were typical to the nomadic tribes of Native Americans. Teepee structures were used far before the crossing from Asia into the Americas. They brought them with them as evidenced by all the teepees still in use by current nomadic Asian as well as Inuit people. Inuit people typically use them during hunting trips if they are going to gone from their village for an extended period of time.

Thank you

That's exactly what I thought when I heard him say that!