Sujan Shrestha bruh thukpa is one made in variants not styles thenthuk , gyathuk , pathug and drethug. That’s all you can make dosa back at tibet or bhutan or Nepal and call it tibetan dosa or Nepali dosa or Bhutanese dosa it just doesn’t make sense you call it what it is “amdo thukpa “
Sujan Shrestha if all that you say is followed then next they will be calling chow-mein indian because India has been cooking it for years origin is origin you can’t change it
@@tashigyatso8548 they are saying indian chowmein bcoz .. the spices and the method which they are using were developed slowly in those past years .. so in here you have got an Indian version of chowmein. .. taste like desi
I loved the recipe, just made it myself. Copying you as it is helped me make a delicious thukpa in first try, seriously not a cook by any chance but your guide helped a lot. Thanks man.
I like your recipes cookingshooking. For those who want the "official" or standard version of the recipe you can buy a cook book. I like your own style much better. Don't be deterred by those recipe police :)
I made it same till the adding veg stalk part but then I added a little more water and boiled the noodles in that. The noodles literally soaked all the amazing flavour 😍
I love all your recipes..I tried many and it came out excellent...but Garam masala I was doubtful...I really want original what I am eating in momos shop vegetarian thupka so desperately....but kudos to you yeman for all your dedication to cooking..😇😇😇
In sikkim there is a Chhetri restaurant way to new jalpaiguri to Gangtok .There is very authentic and traditional taste of momos, noodles, thukpa and many more items of Nepali and sikkim foods. I love that taste.🍜
I love your cooking ..such a inspiration for young talented cooks .. I have tried many of your recipes ... Recently i was trying to make cheez fondue but almost every videos show it with wine and different kind of cheez and in special fondue plating ..can you please share cheez fondue recipe without wine and in simple way?
Taste wow very nice soup it is..I love to have this....again and again....U pliz share receipe of hot and sour noodle soup...I love the way u explain.....
@@rashidakirana6344 no changes. It was perfect. I added a little of hot and sour soup to it instead of hakka noodle masala as that was available at home.
*me - watches the video in the recommendations *gets motivated* *goes to the kitchen* Starts cooking ‘After 2 hours- “well... I’ll just make Maggi soup noodles” 😂😂 Btw nice video and recipient was great my mom tried it and it worked
@@komphatak3395 I hope you are making that at home too by now. You may check out online @thebuddhiststore, Kalimpong Thukpa. Will be good for the winter
It's 1 of the famous tibetan foods/dishes called thukpa.It's not a momo soup. If you want to know more about tibetan dishes, let me know. T H U K P A 🍜
Some years before I tried white rasgulla using your video n that was delicious ...what I am trying to say people upload videos but I think you teach us with the easiest way..that anyone can try it
We don’t put this kinda masala and all He is putting too much of extra masala Thukpa is suppose to be a simple dish. And it’s not thupka it is thukpa Anyways video was good Thanks for promoting our dish😊
Research shows that eating it in moderate amounts is fine for your health. If someone has issues, it may be an allergic reaction. Otherwise, its safe to add to food.
Being nepali i m not satisfied wid this recipe this is not the actual way of making soup of thukpa.. Please do more research on it.. I m not ur haters but i m really unsatisfied with this.. Thank you..
Brother "k" is silent Its "Thupka" bt we pronounce it "tuppa" 😊😊😊 Nd msg is very importnt Nd no garam masala.... Nd readymade masala just remove that from list