Dr. Tahir Explains Local Street Food Dahi Bhalle 

Thank you. I really want to try yiur country's types of food. God bless!!

@@southcarolinapatriot7812 Y'all share a name Dav, lol. Pretty sure he's from another country as well! 🤪

Thank you

@@chrisfrench9257 lol...yeah, im from the deep South on the east coast side of America

@@chrisfrench9257 HA! Yeah, I'm from the states. Maine, to be exact :) But I had to Google everything he was using so I could try and make it for myself, and figured I'd share what I found.

I’d watch that! 😆

Absolutely!

I would be willing to be on that channel!

Only if you could understand the local language. He is way way more funnier. So much of it is lost in translation. The puns and word play at kalla and bhalla because they rhyme is next level.

Hes got an incredible sense of humor and very intelligent . He the guy kids are magnetized too and no adult can figure out why . He has cough medicine in his pockets ( hersheys kisses ) kids are robbing him .

the comment about bhallian not being the kids of bhalle LOL

i wish my dr prescribed chocolate for a cough.!!!!!! i would be at the surgery every week coughing into a handkerchief!!!!

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This guy...... you go in with a headache and go home with a leg amputation

I think his methods are preventative not cure's lol

@@mrnobody043 But you wouldn't get a bad cough!

Hes very intelligent . His way of presenting himself and the way he dresses all indicate attention to detail . His methods of communication are impeccable . He's no dummy .

according to my jamaican grandmother....the answer is rum!!! it cures everything from a broken leg to a broken heart!!!!!

Im in Jamaica now and it’s true. It has to be Appleton rum though

@@hades773 i am soooooo jealous!!!where abouts are you? my grandma was born in ocho rios and my father was born in kingston. you are right about the rum. my grandma had a glass of pure rum for breakfast and another with evening dinner and then smoked a cuban cigar everyday. she lived until she 102 years old. she announced that she had experienced everything that she needed to in life and would now die happy. she died that night on the stroke of midnight of 1999 to 2000. it was the only time that i had known that she didnt drink her rum or smoke her cigar. enjoy your time and your rum!!!!!!

@@clairelouise4063 i am in negril right now. I still have a place in Chicago but I come to Jamaica for the winter months of December until January

@@hades773 can i come and be your house keeper?????? i can cook, clean, and dance and will happily live in the garden shed!!!!!!!!

We know. We are going along with the man's jokes lol 😆

"Let food be your medicine" is an old concept that is thankfully making a comeback. :-) Lots of books on that subject.

True he is not a medical doctor but he does have a doctorate in Islamic law.

@@thekingsdaughter4233 you are right , hypocrates whole quote was 'let food be thy medicine and let medicine be thy food!'

They cannot fathom eating foods that aren’t benefiting your body in some way.. that’s the purpose of food, that the west has lost touch with, where health is sacrificed for taste & convenience.

May God bless you to bless others.

Beautiful comment! May God bless you and your entire family

Sorry to hear about your hard times but so selfless of you to be thinking of others even still.

@@SobrietyandSolace thank you. That means a lot! Merry Christmas and God bless you and your family

High Point 👍

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I did it!! thanks for the idea!! omg. i had to figure out how to do it. thanks!

That would be awesome

That'd be perfect!

My friend called today and it was Tahir's voice going RRRIIIING RRRRIIIING!! i was laughing so hard when I answered that my friend thought I was ill

Yeah, apparently chicken tikka masala (Britain's national dish) was actually invented in Glasgow, Scotland in the 70s by a Bangladeshi chef. And I always wrongly assumed it was invented in India

God only knows.

He can tell us the health benefits of eating a rock.

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Yes they used to be the same country not too long ago.

@@globalcitizenn Yup, Bangladesh included

It’s a street snack.. a treat

Yes it's a snack but you can eat it any time. I know I do lol! I love them!

I agree, it looks like a reasonable alternative to granola with yogurt

It is very evident that he is very well educated .

Mine too

Omg! I was looking for this comment. It's my favorite part too.

Same

Explain. Is he professor ? If so , what's his field of academia.

That sounds quite interesting. Never thought of adding spices to granola and yogurt!

Its like so many flavors at once. Adults will enjoy it kids might not lol

Yes, I want that recipe for the apricot sauce.

It is a cold appetizer. The bhalla is made of yellow lentils flour and chickpea flour, not sure how 😂 but you can find a ton of recipes online, phulkian are similar. They are light and refreshing, you can add some crushed up tortillas chips on top for the crunch. It is the Pakistani equivalent of chips w salsa/guac or nachos. Popular snack, enjoyed often

ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-oVUn3TzjCdQ.html You can skip the addition of oil at the end to keep it light.. hope this helps 😊

@@kirananwar4713 Thanks :)

I would buy that t-shirt.

Would order any t shirt they put out with them involved,I watch their videos when I can everyday.