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So inspiring sharing our culture to the world with your Russian family.Also your kindness with your staff will always bring more blessings to your family👍😊
Boodle started in the Army traditions eating together a bond of brothers and Good Job sir Eric a bond also not just only with your family but also with your company staff and workers bless you and also to you family!🙏❤
A boodle fight is a meal that dispenses with cutlery and dishes. Diners instead practice kamayan. The food is placed on top of a long banana leaf-lined trestle table and in the true military practice, diners do not sit in chairs but instead stand shoulder to shoulder in a line on both sides of the table.
Ang pangit lang sa boodle fight ang daming tirang pagkain. Sino ang gugustuhing kainin ang tirang pagkain ng iba. Kahit pa ibigay sa hayop, hindi kayang ubusin ng ating alagang hayop. Madaming sayang na pagkain.
Mukha ba silang militar para sundin lahat ng sinasbi mo, di naman nila kaylangan sundin ang rules sa boodle fight ng militar at wala naman sa batas na kaylangan yan sundin, basta maging sama sama at masaya yan ang mahalaga
Nice family bonding po.Hope to visit again your Farm Resort. It was fun with my family when I visited back home last year. Your place is beautiful. Watching here at TH🇹🇭. God bless your family😇❤
You both are very good to all your workers ❤️ God will give you more blessings! Because you are simple, generous, and honest and have a good heart to all of them! Your business will prosper more. Just don't change because God loves people who have a good heart to their workers and the needy ❤️
Wow what a nice bonding sarap naman nyan boodle fight much better po Kung may manggang hinog at pakwan enjoy po every single day God bless always rabtsun and baylosis family
Please explain to your Family that boodle fight isn't just about eating--- it's about more in unity, solidarity and camaraderie thru eating of similar foods on a single or in lined banana leaves. Eating by hands in boodlefight have lots of meaning and history explanation as well; Eating together Using bare hands on the same leaves means that we are all on the same boat rowing all together in achieving our common goal in life ---no matter how hard life is, no matter what status in the society you are, doesn't matter what foods we have or what we have not on our table. "We eat as one, we live as one and we will always thrive to survive as one" 😅 It also represents Filipino values like "patients" "flexibility" "Family-Oriented" "hospitality" etc. And also back during the war, soldiers used to have that kind of settings when eating for many reasons as well. And even sometimes now, Filipino Soldiers or civilians occasionally doing that especially in ceremonies, Family reunion or welcoming events. If a Filipino Family welcomes you or invited you in a boodlefight--- you are very welcome to their family and they want you to feel at home. Enjoy watching your video always. Have fun guys and be safe always... ❤️❤️❤️📹
That's right. They were invited to have boodle fight without even explaining to them what it is. They may think that Filipinos are still uncivilized eating with their hands like animals.
My father is 91 years old, he told us about our grandfather, they lived in the mountains during the Spanish era, they used banana leaves to eat with their hands because they didn't have plates and cutlery.
Boodle fight is not a Filipino tradition... boodle fight is a Filipino Soldier “military” tradition. The term “Boodle” is used by the cadet corps of the Philippine Military Academy meaning “Food”. In any military academy and officer schools in the Armed Forces of the Philippines we used newspapers instead of banana leaves. Because that’s the easiest way to produce every time we take life (sneaking eating at night). The Filipino tradition is called “kamayan.”
SO, it is not a FILIPINO tradition? And then, you said FILIPINO "military"? I'm so confused. Why not just erase "Boodle fight is not a Filipino tradition" to eliminate the confusion?
@@rollypaga3834 common sense, every country has its own military... When you said Filipino tradition it means this tradition started wayback kopong kopong to all Filipinos. But, this tradition is unique to Filipino soldiers (Filipino Military) and was just adapted by the Filipino community just recently. May I ask you, when did you find out the tradition boodle fight?
@@pinoyaviators Filipino Military is also a Filipino Community. A group of Filipino people no matter what their responsibility is belongs to a community. The boodle fight is not the issue. I'm just confuse with your sentence.
Wow nice! Filipino boodle fight with family is such a great experience! I enjoyed watching the full video miss ma'am! Sending support from Kimchiboi TV SoKor.😍🇰🇷
My late father once told us that they have already did this kind of system back in 1950's somewhere in Negros Occidental, especially during harvest of Corn crop, and they termed it Salu-salong kinamot (Salu-salong kamayan in Filipino/Tagalog). It was pretty amazing since everyone was happier then. I think the term "boodle fight" was used in military. BOODLE means "food" and "FIGHT" means fast and limited time eating. Anyway, whatever the term is, the hospitability of the Filipinos prevails at all costs.
What a feast, one of the well-attended boodle fights I've seen in any vlog! Love the prayer and the family/communal spirit where boss/es, workers, family, and friends share great times and food.
Actually there are many ways of doing a salted egg sometimes we put a water in a container then put a lot of salt then put the egg inside the container with water and salt..then after 3-4 days you can harvest it..😊
Proud ako sa mga activities mo bro.. Para pag na panood ng Russian ang mga blog mo, magkaka interest silang pumasyal sa BANSA natin... Its like you are promoting our Country and the Tourist spot.. Good Job bro.
Hi, it's nice to see this video sharing the military tradition... so others may know, the word "BOODLE" originated in the United States Military Academy also known as West Point. This military terminology called boodle means food. This U.S. military jargon was adopted by the Philippine Military Academy. Cadets in their 4th class (1st Year) in the military academy or military schools usually cannot eat well because of the military tradition called the square meal. What these cadets do is gather at night at sneak (It's called take life). They collect all the boodles they can easily provide like noodles, sardines, rice, chicharron, and other instant meal, and put them in a newspaper (not banana leaf). Once the noodles are prepared, the cadets start to commence the "Boodle Fight"_. The cadets can sleep with a good load of food after they take life. The Filipino tradition is called "KAMAYAN" using the coconut shell as their plate.
Finally a real boodle fight.. lots of foreign vloggers says they joined a boodle fight but you'll just see a bunch of food then they eat separately with their own plate. No, that's not boodle fight that's just family style eating.
Correct me if i am wrong netizens, Itlog na maalat or century eggs are buried in a treated salt clay mud to preserve it for 18days(?). It is colored to separate e it from regular eggs. Eggs that are preserve longer than 18 days command higher price. The outer layer of the egg meat becomes translucent when soaked in the mud. I had eaten one before in a fine restaurant in Cebu that was in 1991 and it cost 400 pesos for 1 serving. Search the history how itlog na maalat came to be. Aksidente lng na nalaglag ang itlog sa putikan at na preserved siya.
Ang saya naman dyan nagkakasama ang russian at pinoy sa ganyan salo salo natututo sila sa mga kaugaliang pinoy kaya para na rin kalahi natin ang mga russian nakaka amazing ng bonding
To make salted eggs,first,you dip eggs to mud with salt combined for 21 days to make it salted!broken eggs were not included,just those good eggs!after harvesting from the mud for 21 days,washed with water to remove mud and then cook for 4 hours to a colored boiling water for 4 hours to have the best salted eggs!
Actually you can just stack the egg with the salt water for 7 days no need to put mud, like boil water like 2 cup of water in 1 cup of salt boil it ang let it cold to a room temperature then wash the duck egg soak it just make sure that the egg totally covered buy salt water for 7 days the boil it ready to eat
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You should bring at least six people to join you who are like someone who haven't eaten for a month hahahaha! its more fun to eat with those kind of people during a Boodle fight.
There are new easier ways to make salted egg available in youtube. You melt salt in water to as much salty as the sea, then soak the thoroughly washed duck eggs and cover properly. Make sure all eggs are submerged. Time it from 15 to 30 days. Strong Pink Coloring is not required. Just accustomed to differentiate from raw chicken eggs when selling. After your preferred time span, boil water then slow steam the eggs for 15 minutes.
*_Burying salted egg in the mud is such an urban myth. The egg won't last a day in the mud! What they do is simply put the eggs in salt to make them--you guessed it--salty. The red/purple color is just artificial coloring._* 👍👍😎😎
Salt is added to mud and the eggs are buried for a while. The sslt us absorbed in the egg. Red-foid color is added to distinguish it from ordinary boiled eggs, although red coloring can be skipped.
Pano kumain ng boodle fight? Originally there's no rules but if you want to consider a more sanitary way, you can fallow this. 1. Once food is prepared, you wash your hands and say your prayers. 2. Decide which hand you will use for: a) Main hand - feeding food to your mouth. Use this hand to divide your food into smaller pieces. Keep the helper hand (b) clean and never use it for feeding your mouth to keep the center food sanitary. b) Helper hand - reaching out food and holding cups to drink. Keep this hand clean like its only used for serving and not for feeding. 3. Choose your area where you will place and eat your food. Reach for the food that you want and place it in front of you using your helper hand (b). 4. Using your main hand (a), grab a food that you placed in front of your and feed your self. Do not use your main hand to grab food from the center to keep everything sanitary. 5. Wash/rinse your hand as often as you want if you need to use your hand for something else (like fixing your self). 6. Since this is not a real military boodle fight, there should be more than enough food to share to fill everyone's tummy. Only take the food nearest to you and leave some for others to share. Excuse your self if you want to take food from another area of the center food.
Boodle fight is military tradition to strengthen to camaraderie and brotherhood that was adopted by civilian Filipino families to show togetherness eating together to a single plate.
Theres nothing like budle fight pinoy style... Getting me hungry . Im in Las Vegas NV & I'll just make some side dishes with rice & make kamay tonight. Its the closest thing & best i can do❤
it originated from the Philippine military. How time flies talaga so fast. Parang kailan lang nakita ko itong video ay nakasulat sa time ay "uploaded 1hr ago", ngayon ang nakasulat as of this writing ay "uploaded 5 months ago". Today is 8- 20-2023 a Sunday.
