Tribal People Try Lancashire Hotpot Chicken 

Right? He's a foodie for sure! He needs a world tour like Somebody Feed Phil. I love Phil also!!

You gotta love those puppy dog eyes that say: are you poisoning me? 🤣🤣🤣

GSK and Tahir rock, also!!! 💕

Marketing genius! Flawless.

I think all the TPT guys would be a great addition to any global Food Channel or Network. I could see them enjoying the dishes of Jamie Oliver, Lydia Bastianich, Kent Rollins, or Martha Stewart.

Lancashire is in England 🤦‍♀️🤦‍♀️🤦‍♀️

@@albagubrath9073 England is in the UK... 🤦‍♂

I eat this most days in ready meals almost daily 😂. My favourite dish by far.

they used tomatoes because then they would be more famliar with the taste. localisation.

@RobRidge24 You used the word amazing and yet you're from the UK. It's made with lamb, this is not anywhere near a Lancashire hotpot as you full well f*cking know, so please explain the "amazing" part...

I don't think they followed the traditional recipe ingredients (they used chicken) and they probably used too much salt. It's a shame that most of the dishes they try are not genuine at all.

​@@denizalgaziThey stated they used beef. I would substitute beef for lamb. #1. Lamb is very expensive here. #2 I don't cate for lamb or mutton. Unless spring lamb rib chops are smoked with mesquite. But then I feel guilty baby lambs had to die. I don't like cell for that reason too. If I had to kill my own food I would be strict vegetarian. 😪

And it's hotpot because that what it's served in......gorgeous meal

@@annettefournier9655 it says chicken.

@Deniz Algazi Lancashire Hot Pot can be made with lamb or beef. The producer actually corrected one of the gents and told him it was beef when (maybe Rana or Tahir?) assumed it was chicken after they set the plate in front of him. I suppose it's possible that you missed that in the captions. I don't know if your version of this dish is different from a traditional Lancashire Hot Pot, but what the gents tried looked like (and was described as) exactly what my family has always known it to be. From what I saw on their plates, it had all of the ingredients of the traditional recipe... beef, onions and carrots in a nice beef gravy with thinly sliced crispy browned potatoes on top. And frankly, I don't understand why you'd say that "most of the dishes they try are not genuine at all". I've been watching this channel's videos from just about day one and the food they try has greatly improved from their very early days. Yes... There was a time, when they didn't have the money to hire a chef, but it's been quite a while now that they've actually had a professional preparing the dishes they try and he or she is doing an excellent job at it. Could it be that this is the first time that you've watched one of their videos in a couple of years?

..and his new jacket!

Yes he really likes potatoes. He mentioned it in other video.

It's an American version 😝

@@telebubba5527 American hotpot then, not Lancashire hotpot

​@@nealgrimes4382no such thing as an American hot pot, that I'm aware of!

"Lung-shar hot pot" kept making me think of a haggis.

Had me 😂😂😂😂 so hard

Ahaha well I’m glad you mentioned this. It’s clear people are actually unaware of the difference between the two dishes. They are saying it’s Lancashire hotpot ❤

Khanom Krok

They’re slowly, but surely catching on😂

and it cures Cough.

@@markplott4820 Exactly!!

Lancheshire Poacher

*traditional English dish 🙄

@@albagubrath9073 England is in Great Britain, the dish is both English and British... I know, because I am too.

If only their political leaders would learn a lesson from these wonderful men, I am sure we could all get along and have fruitful discussions regarding our various beliefs and traditions.

@@cyh4031 This is not the place to talk politics.

What does your last sentence mean?

It is a very flavoursome one-pot meal that's perfect for the winter months. Please do look for a recipe that specifies lamb, and which does not have tomatoes in it!

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Neeps and tattles 🤤

@@Whippy99 Aye. Huggis, neeps and tatties. Pit hair on yer kist min.

" Lancashire " any relation to the lancaster bomber?

A person mentioned that there is an actual dish called lungshaw hotpot made of beef and not to be confused with Lancashire hotpot made with lamb.

Oh you're from lung shaw? Sorry, lol

they think LangShaw is Chinese.......lol

They really butchered the pronunciation.

And it’s usually made from lamb

Right..says so in the title. But then was told it was beef. Which is curious since they are constantly replacing beef dishes with lamb. Go figure...

I was thinking about what is that lungshaw. It's Lancashire

Don't nobody want to try haggis! Lols Scottish (Walkers) cookies are 🔥 though!

Lancashire hotpot doesn't have sweet meat at all, but I agree that German sourbraten is fabulous!

Blah.....they are NOT chefs. Don't ever give them this title. They have no clue what they are doing and how to make really traditional food from different countries.

Except for not being crispy. I brush them with melted butter and they crisp up beautifully, so sad to see the flobbeldy dobbeldy sliced spuds they were given. :(

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Brunswick Stew from US, is another good dish!