cooking and eating a dish that DOESN’T EXIST in SERBIA 🇷🇸 

Howdy Kseniya! Daniel is such a good assistant and smart too. You said yes and he said Da. It's 4:30 in the A.M. here and I can't sleep so I turn on RU-vid and there you and Daniel are. Finally, something worth watching! I'm an American and I drink tea also. I think I'm the only one in my family that doesn't drink coffee, so I drink tea. You're a really good cook and you attacked that Shawarma, it didn't stand a chance. I think Daniel wanted to call your mom so she would send some real ketchup. My aunt used to make her own ketchup and it was horrible. I bet that's what Serbian ketchup taste like. I hope you all get to feeling better and can shake all the colds soon. Take care, Steve.

0:57 "...ooh my God!..." Look at that - his first English words! You will make a linguist out of this avowed Russian speaker yet. He can add that to his Serbian. My father was from Trieste and spoke 7 languages, most of which he learned in the street as a kid, but he always preferred to swear in Italian. My younger brother copied him and when our mother took him shopping in his stroller and chatted with her friends he would regurgitate some of the Italian he had learned from his dad. Many were quite enchanted that such a little boy could speak another language. They might have been far less impressed had they known what he had just called them. Great that you're getting Daniil interested in cooking Kseniya. Too many boys never really learn how and he will use such skills for the rest of his life. You will impart your cooking intuition so he doesn't just follow recipes like a robot the way I do. Hopefully one day he will be inviting you and Vlad over for the kind of dinner you really enjoy. There was a reason you had a kid, right? I reckon culinary skills should be mandatory in school for all kids, like first aid, basic financial literacy and basic household/auto repair. They all need to eat. There will be plenty of time later for calculus for those who will really need it. 07:38 Pretty decent looking shawarma. Next time I'm in Novi Sad I'll have to drop in around lunchtime. One day 'Some Like It Hot' will be renown for its shawarma among many other well liked spectacular dishes. Hope Daniil makes to to pre school tomorrow. Take care

hey Ksenia, no need to call our Serbian Polimark ''shitty'' ketchup... it is basically same thing as Heinz, ingredients are common, mostly tomatoish syrup and sugar and salt and few other spices and preservatives and enhancers added. And Polimark is having less sugar (basically) than most of the Heinz products... So... Think twice before you slander Polimark. It was really not polite to call it ''shitty'' It is not shitty, it is descent and much better than various Heinz's and what nots! You need to reduce your swear, remember even kids are watching this channel. Ta/

Oh, imi pare rău ca nu ti- am vazut postarea. M- am gandit la tine aseară cand am vazut demonstratie la Belgrad. Imi pare rău pentru ce se întâmplă in Russia, sunt tristă. Ai grija de voi! 🖤

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Wonderful but I didn't think first because I was thinking oh wrong spell for Sarma, but when I watch video I finally understand 😅 But you could to try to cocked Sarma if you like of course 😊

whats thatt like turkish burrito or something,never saw it here in serbia

2:54 why r u telling your kid to put the knife on the other hand?

You're comparing that plastic junk Heinz with Polimark?

Ok, sh..storm of caring moms telling you not to let your kid play with knives before they turn like 27 - incoming. 😁

Вы двое молодцы 🤣 , не могли бы вы дать мне свой адрес, я хочу вам кое-что послать.

ocu i ja malo😁😁😁😁😁

RU-vid block 2 comments, demokrasy 100%

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