Hey R & L FAM!!! Let us know what country you want to see!! And the food you want us to try from that county! Follow us on our Instagram @RachaelandLucas We Love you GUYS!!!!
Exploration Is the defination of modern people of today. Rare but there. Thank you. For exploring ofcourse polish dosage is awesome but need to explore more no doubt.
@Adriana Wozniak I was in Warsaw about a three weeks ago but couldn't find an Ethiopian restaurant there. I had to go to Berlin just to have my local food hahahhaha
@@bigdraco5008 Omg🤦♀️ Im living in Stockholm/Sweden. I have already been in 3 Ethiopian restaurants😁 At the local shops u can buy Injera without any problems 😍 Im lucky 😁
Glad you got to visit Queen of Sheba! The owner is so nice and the food is incredible! ❤️❤️❤️ Ethiopia is a beautiful country 🇪🇹 I am loving this series!!!
R&R we're not comment you guys RU-vid I swore to Mama I didn't see this so please do the dance I am so happy no the culture and little bit about Ethiopia !! I live in USA I always wish I wish USA learn from Ethiopia little bit which is we are did learn about USA right
In 2017 I traveled to Ethiopia, and I was overfed with Injera ha ha ha! It's amazing, I learnt that Injera is made from the Ethiopian local cereal called Teff which is sugar free. Again, Ethiopians are beautiful in and out!
i am a zimbabwean living in u.k and i visited and lived in Ethiopia for some time and i really loved their food and culture. i got to travel up those mountains saw the temples and mountains ,the markets etc and it was an amazing expirience. made a lot of friends too 😊
Dam I'm sad I can't go to no ethiopian new years party cause it passed. Maybe next year plus were not by my grandma's friends house anymore were all the way in colorado vs north carolina smh. 😭
I actually lives in Ethiopia and the way the lady dress is also traditional close of Ethiopia if you guys didnt know etiopia is also a place where man kind starts there is a lot of awesome things you guys need to know about Ethiopia
I have a lot of Ethiopian friends. My favorite one is the ingera with the dorowoth saus, union and the meat in it. That one is so delicious yummy yummy. And also Ethiopian bread is also delicious. Ethiopian people are so sweet, friendly, warm heart. It's so cool that you guys visite the Ethiopian restaurant 😍😍❤❤. The best coffee is come from Ethiopian and what cool is coffee and popcorn tipical Ethiopisch. Greetings from Holland.
Ohhh u tried Ethiopian food.....🤗🤗🤗 good job on the gursha Rachel 🥰🥰 the white one is chesse..... yeaa Lucas dig in!! U guys r doing great! Am from Ethiopia 😃😃 thanks for trying out our food...
Angellou Harvard I am a foodie so I eat everything. The 3 most popular Haitian dishes are Bouillon, a kind of a stew, Legume, a vegetable stew and Black rice. Bouillon is a stew with a couple kinds of meat, usually cuts of beef, can have seafood. Has different root vegetables, potatoes, carrots and others. Love it. Black rice is a very simple dish. Rice and mushrooms. The spices used are so flavorful. If the rice isn’t cooked properly, soft, it won’t be good. Legume is veggie stew usually served over rice. Again the spices make the dish. Most Haitian food have a little h
The Gregorian calendar did not become effective in the West until about 300 years ago, thanks to Pope Gregory (who needed to change it for liturgical purposes). The Ethiopians had no reason to leap frog, as the West did. That is why the Ethiopian calendar is 7-8 years behind. The calendar goes back at least 5,000 years. It has been constantly adjusted over the millennia because it went out of kilter from time to time. The Egyptians who started it all had the additional Sothis calendar (the star Sirius) that functioned like a control on the solar calendar, so the calendar did not throw everything into turmoil. The 1/4th day adjustment was made to the solar calendar during Julius Caesar' s reign in the Roman era. So every four years becomes a Leap Year (4x6 hours = I full day on a Leap Year, or 366 days to the year.) It is where the name Julian Calendar came from. The Ethiopians are on the Julian Calendar, not on the Gregorian. Another difference - the Ethiopian calendar has 12 months of 30 days even, and an intercalary short 13th month of 5 days or 6 in a "Leap Year (Zemene Luqas)". Ancient Athens celebrated its New Year in September like the Nile lands, even though the Mediterranean region is bone-dry during the summer. Calendars are calibrated to meteorological cycles. September ushers in spring on the Ethiopian highlands. So, New Year's Day and the first day of spring (Tsedey) fall on the same day. The Jews are undecided as to their New Year. Rosh Hashanah (September) is New Year's day holiday. But they also follow the Babylonian cycle, so Jews have another conflicting New Year's day during the Northern hemisphere spring, after the vernal equinox (March 21). St. Patrick's day any one (March 17)?
Here in Ethiopia we have 13 month Our last month consistes 5 days and it becames 6 days every 4 year. Usually our new year is on September 11 but since this year is the fourth year we have our last month consiste 6 days so it is in September 12.
My wife and i have enjoyed watching you eating our Ethiopian food. Thank you for trying our food! If you haven't travelled there, we recommend you to travel to Ethiopia . You will enjoy the culture, the food, the weather, the attraction places , the coffee as it is the origin of the coffee and many more .
Awww ,I am so proud of you guys ,I am an Ethiopian and I really appreciate you testing my food and I see that you r enjoyed it . Great Job and Thank you showing this to the world . AND YOU DHOULD TRY THE COFFEE. IT IS YUMMY
Silent watcher ,what you guys trying Ethiopian food for you first time. I love Ethiopian food when I first tried few years ago I loved it ever since, I love the lamb tibs and of course I love the injera and using them as the utensil.
Yes Rachel there is a whole world out here that you westerners need to know about...especially Africa which has over 50 countries and each country has quite a number of ethnic groups who have their own special foods and culture that are different from the others...so much fun and diversity.
@@RachaelandLucas it's good you are discovering all this goodness. Ethiopian dishes and their hospitality is one of the highest ranked in Africa if not the world.
I appriciate the fact that the women in the restaurant took her time to describe everything. She is so knowledgeable about our culture and tradition. I love it. Thank you guys for shining some light to our culture. Love from an Ethiopian.
RACHEL IS ENJOYING THE ETHIOPIAN FOOD, I KNOW THAT YOU ARE VERY SKEPTICAL ABOUT TRYING DIFFERENT FOODS, SO I KNOW THAT IT WAS DELICIOUS. I LIKE THE SHIRT, LUCAS. THIS IS A VERY NICE TO HEAR ABOUT DIFFERENT CULTURES. MAY GOD BLESSINGS BE WITH YOUR FAMILY ALWAYS! ☺ 🙏 💞 👍 👍 👏 👏 👏
Oh man my Ethiopian people's so proud of us East African family. I'm half Somali and Ethiopian and I love both countries thank you guys for making me miss home xox. ❤️
You guys rock! Am so happy u tried our delicious Ethiopian food. It meant alot for trying to know abt our country, so thank you. U r so cute together. May ur relationship stay forever.
I'm an Ethiopian from Minnesota and I love you guys so much!!! You both are open minded and did great on how to eat Ethiopian food for the first time just by yourselves!!! You are on point as to how to put the different dishes on the injera and the names too!!! You are definitely one of my most favorite youtube couples!!! Thank you for introducing our wonderful and proud ancient country's foods and history!!! I wish you both a wonderful and happy future!!!
thank you guys for trying our ethiopan food ,ethiopia has so many differnt delisious food,beutyfull culture traditionaldress,alphabet letters and ethiopia has never been colonized we are proud habesha people we call our self habesha .
I enjoy these food videos. I think this was a great idea. The fun facts are cool too. Thanks for taking us with you to the restaurant this time... Awesome.
Hello dears am from Ethiopia and you did a great job R&L it doesn't seems your first! good job yaaaaaaay, thanks for loving it!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! long live Ethiopia
Lol! You are so excited to try new food. I literally thumbs up while I am watching you guy, lol. Happy to see you trying my food. They way you are eating is kind of funny. Thank you for taking the time learning my culture❤️❤️❤️❤️
