Priya Makes Shrimp Pulao with Quinoa | From the Test Kitchen | Bon Appétit 

Molly: turnips

Molly: Abbrev's

Gaby: "Can I take this?"

Brad: two part epoxy

Chris: SPOONS

Indians 😁

Wholesome

that's now her "thing." like how Chris's thing is spoons.

@montanadoctor sorry if it offended you I meant it in a funny way. I love priyas videos and personality

11:00 How can you FaceTime your family with that mouth

bon appetit editor is the real menace in all of the videos

Yeah, and she should really improve her technique, she's a food professional and she is endangering her fingertips.

Yup, Completely snob. Know they're filming, know the editing will notice. Still does it. No need to throw food, just leave it aside.

Jackson Catlett yeah possible okôookooi

Any ate it in front of Priya and didn't say anything. He was trying to be polite. Then he tossed them, but probably wasn't thinking about the camera and edit.

@@recoil53 you think Andy "butt in the camera" Baraghani is ever not aware of the camera?! 😂

He always seems snobby

Maybe because they are a bit bitter compared to other colours of peppers

Jhovan P maybe it's like the cilantro/soap thing. I've never has a green one to be "bitter". They aren't as "sweet" as the red ones but I like the way they flavor dishes.

Ashutosh Mishra I completely agree. I don't understand this "bitter" aspect.

@@erinjoellelabranche9346 Yeah I don't get it. I would argue maybe they are a bit "mild" compared to a red or orange pepper but "bitter"? pfft.

Same.

or think mustard is too spicy. haha.

Somehow I feel that you were trying to go racist with your comment.

@@kellz6266 Lmfao!

Nah. Green bells taste like tinfoil covered in dirt. I grow my own hot peppers and ferment my own hot sauce. I love spicy food, and I wouldn't feed the hogs green bell peppers.

@@gasfiltered Ooooo, shes different!😗

Actual footage of me overeating

wink Wink

he should ask for a job there

I was too, and then he just stepped into the frame😂 I noticed that i'm automatically starting to look for him in every single video😂😂

omg u just made me realize that hes in every video i remember

For me, green bell peppers always belong in the trash. Priya makes up for it by adding serranos, which is probably the best tasting green chili out there.

I'm the opposite of a picky eater but the only food that literally makes me gag are bell peppers😷

what bell peppers are yummy and fresh and juicy and sweet, at least here in Slovakia lel

Definitely want green bell pepper in beans. Also cajun food.

They were saying they don't keep green bell peppers not any bell peppers.

gay, mean, and muscles isnt a personality trait haha

i get more of the “move i’m gay”

But being mean is literally a personality trait tho. I think you mean that it's not a whole personality

I was thinking of that meme watching him develop the sauce with Brad in the Pizza episodes.

Precisely!! I love green peppers for exactly that reason. Sometimes you want that earthiness, rather than more sweetness, to balance out the dish. Plus, the bright green just looks *so good* in a dish. End green pepper prejudice! ;)

Green peppers are seriously yummy and underrated. I'm sad they don't deserve this much hatred ;(

Why should he eat them if he hates them?

that was really disrespectful

lmfaoooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo

That’s not savage. Its just rude and mean.

I thought I was the only one who didn't like green bell peppers

dylan foley how do Americans not have culture 😂😂

dylan foley when i was new to the USA, people used to ask me what’s my favorite American dish is and I was like..umm..Burger? I still don’t know what’s authentic American dish is. Biscuits and gravy?

@dylan foley My understanding is that plenty of southern foods are uniquely American. BBQ, cornbread, etc. Also the culture vulture thing is a bit disrespectful considering America has been a gathering place of different cultures. I have a feeling you don't know what you're talking about

@dylan foley that seems like reducing what it is to be an immigrant in a new country. As a nation of immigrants, Americans cook their history, and doing so, they end up putting a spin on the original dish - you can call it bastardizing if you prefer, but the end result is the same. Priya does the same in her cookbook and in her videos - she takes Indian recipes and then cooks with ingredients that are available locally and the foods she and her family were exposed to as Americans. Roti pizza sometimes made with a wheat tortilla instead of actual roti, dahi toast made with sourdough, etc etc. This is not just Indian cooking, it's specifically immigrant Indian food. There is no one American cuisine because there is no one unified American culture. There's just a land that people flooded in the last 200 years with their different cultures and cuisines. Maybe when we have an extra 200 years of history, this will change. Maybe not.

@dylan foleyWTF? Nothing is actually American? Corn bread, Fried Chicken, Fried Green Tomatoes, Hamburgers, Hot Dogs, Brown Betty, Cobblers, American style Biscuits, Sweet Potato Pie, Pecan Pie and more but I got bored. BTW We didn't kill off everything that grew here. American settlers learned corn, bean and squash cultivation from the Native Americans. My ancestors, I'm partially of Cherokee descent, had a diet built around those three vegetables long before they ever saw a European and those vegetables are still primary ingredients in much of American cuisine. My anglo grandmother made a better succotash than my Cherokee descended one. Also things like pecan are native to North America, as are things like blueberries, blackberries, cranberries and a bunch of other fruits spread by birds that are native to the entire northern hemisphere.

Richard Tapia Mesoamerican food isn’t a thing and Gabby is from Argentina

Meso american refers to the pre colombian era of mexico thru about peru... Definitely a thing with culinary influences present today, especially in Central America...

@@albertoramiroruiz4999 Meso American refers to Central America only.

Maybe because they don't go well with many recipes due to the bitter taste

@@JPzizou never had a bitter green bell pepper.

@@Questchaun bitter compared to red orange yellow peppers which are sweeter

Ikr bell peppers are awesome :D

@@JPzizou bell pepers aren't even bitter :O

Right?! Priya is one of my favorites because she just seems so down to Earth like Brad, Gabby, and Claire. Chris is an outlier in that, he's just that objective mentor who also has a sense of humor, nothing negative. Andy's sass can be a bit much and, Molly kinda comes off as a bit stuck up sometimes.

True but if she cooked it a little more maybe wouldn't have been like that and apparently green bell peppers can be bitter

Sunset48 I feel bad for you because you're too stupid to realize that people have a choice if they like a particular food or not. And they have the right not to eat it or not. You can't blame them if they don't like green bell peppers. Just like we can't blame you for the fact that you're an idiot on based on your stupid comment.

@@givememore4free You're being obnoxious again, dial it back.

@@eldritchbaobun9976 GKY

Also her stirring skills, she just holds the thing like a 3 year old. But she's great overall.

Sure, but perhaps it's also the knife. That kind of knife is rather difficult to manage; the tip tends to wobble. When chopping veg, I prefer the heftier santoku; it slices more confidently than the one she's using.

Ik what you mean. She looks very clumsy but rather isn't. It's cute

@@woweyn Agreed. Btw, the way she hold her chef's knife is confusing and a bit dangerous, she should really work on that

I guess thats probably because she is a lefty. She has the right technique but most apparatus and appliances are not designed for lefties. Like for stirring, if she were on the opposite side of the stove (the wall side) she'd probably be fine. She might not be pristine but the wobblyness is probably her handedness.

That's why you easy people into foods that isnt scary first. Like theres a lot of things that my culture borrowed from western culture and that's why I always start with and then I introduce them to the pig ears and stomach lining. Also cooking is for everyone, but it also isnt. At least when you involve others. Not everyone is going to like what you make, weather it's because includes something they dont like or is just actually bad. It's just an unenjoyable experience when you're stressed out and anxious about cooking for someone and that person is made to feel bad if they dont like the food, yes, I know people dont mean for other to feel bad about that but if you are getting (visibly) upset that they didn't like it, they will also have a negative reaction, and probably will get anxious or right out refuse, next time you offer food to them.

There's a lot of people who don't like green peppers. EVERYONE has different taste. There is no way that you liked every single food that you tried. It's like asking a vegan to eat chicken dinner with you. Would you be all pissed off they didn't want to eat it?

@@givememore4free No, asking a picky eater to eat green bell peppers is absolutely nothing like asking a vegan to eat chicken 🙄

IKR

WRONG

I'm not really big green bell pepper fan either. I rather have a yellow or red one. Andy did the right thing.

I'm team Andy on this subject

green peppers aren't that great in many dish... Fajitas are the only thing i can think of.

why wuld he

It was so rude

He had no choice, for quite a while now the test kitchen has been controlled by the Red Pepper & Salt Mafia.

Green peppers are gross tho, I gotta agree with the test kitchen on this.

Effin yikes. That was so uncalled for

He did the right thing tho

givememore4free Which is? Waste food? He could've set it aside in the bowl and not throw it. It just ticks me off when somebody doesnt appreciate another persons work or effort. Sorry 😝 Future comments: You might relate andy's doing to "critiquing" or "feedback" but that's just another story for me.

Mysterious_ K it’s disrespectful to her and definitely snobby

- - YES, especially when you know that she puts her heart out to show other people indian dishes.

@@greymilk so you're trying to tell me that it's much better to eat something you are not into? if you hate liver and someone served you liver you supposed to eat it? Get out of here. People are entitled to eat what the hell they want to eat. He was not trying to disrespect her. You guys are reading way too far into this. I don't know what country you're from but in America if we don't like something we don't eat it.

Too bitter compared to yellow and red. I agree with the test kitchen here, they belong in the trash.

well because they're philistines that why

They just rarely fit in with their cooking styles, not that complicated IMO. Literally look through each of their recipes/videos, few of them would be improved with the addition of green or any bell peppers for that matter.

It called people having different tates.

@@sarahmaywoodruff1443 having taste and being disgraceful by throwing the food in front of the camera are different. If he truly didn't like it and didn't want to seem rude he should've just kept on the side till they finished filming or at least given it a shot at eating it which he clearly did not.

Sameee

Priya at almost midnight for me here 👽

Priya at 8pm. Great way to distress after work and class.

So he's forced to eat green peppers if he doesn't like them? Yeah, okay right 😒 SMH

@@givememore4freeno one is saying he has to eat something he doesn't like but why do that in front of camera? Just rude.

@@CurlyFreys clearly he didn't know the camera was rolling. I'm sure they're both cool with each other. This is nothing to ruin a friendship over. Everyone's reading way too much into it. He just doesn't like green peppers it's that simple. He did eat his his plate. You can see that in the opening of the video. I don't see him trying to be rude to her.

@@givememore4free I think you're reading too much into it. You're commenting on like every comment about this. No one is saying they aren't friends, or anything like that. No one is saying he was personally trying to attack Priya. Some people think it was a rude thing to do. Especially on camera. Move on dude.

@@CurlyFreys okay with all that being said do you really think he's trying to be rude? I'm defending Andy only because people have been bashing him since this video has been out. The clip of him throwing out the green peppers was actually kind of funny. He was not trying to hurt her, he was not trying to be rude, and that's all it is.

Yes, so many cultures use peppers; they are delicious and healthy.

M&N McCallum i agree! BA test kitchen is just full of haters lol

Behind her back, no less. Not a fan of that guy.

I love Andy, but that really disappointed me

He really hates green peppers, and (as noted in the video editing) the part he thew away was the green peppers.

Gretchen Krebs. Yes, I realise that. Let me expand. If he doesn’t like green peppers, he should not have eaten the dish rather than waste perfectly good food. Or he should have eaten the whole dish anyway. To throw away food, especially on camera, and especially on a cooking channel, is disrespectful to the cook. And disrespectful to people who cannot afford to be picky about which peppers they like.

Jamie MacRae So you’re telling me that you have never discard an ingredient on a dish because you didn’t prefer it. It would have been way more rude if he refused to eat the dish, than to simply get rid an ingredient that he doesn’t like. What he did was no different than someone discarding a piece of cilantro garnish because it tastes like soap to them. Are people not allowed to have preferences? You also say that he should not have thrown them away on camera, but keep in mind one shoot probably takes a few hours to complete, you can’t expect everybody in the Test Kitchen to be perfect during that long of a timespan.

I personally would choose a green chili pepper over green bell pepper for cheesesteaks but ya still love green bellpeppers

True. Lol but still love her.

....... Look at your freaking emoji. You're a sissy boy.

Yeah like a 7-year-old secretly removing the veggies from a meal.

Are you sure? I mean they put Molly in front of a camera, sooo

IF YOU WANNA FIGHT

@@Janine.Najarian uh, rude

@@Janine.Najarian Jenni I agree with you on this one. Molly's personality sucks. She's boring AF.

Jenni Rayflo What???

I'm saying! Jalapeno doesn't provide quite the same experience . You *need* the green bell peppers sometimes.

Right? The green pepper hate is interesting because the other test kitchen chefs use other bitter greens and veggies in their own dishes...

Nope. Just cook them. They're mandatory for fajitas, or Creole food. ;)

Why? It's not like green bell peppers are poisonous. In fact it's used in many cuisines especially Mexican and South Asian.

yah honestly andy is bottom tier for me now along with molly. both petulant. chris and carla tho :D

Jenni Valentine agree

lmao They *don't*

Yuck

blackmouth92 I usually like to use parsley instead of cilantro - definitely not the same but goes well with a lot of the same things in my opinion 😊