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In the fall of 2021, I flew up to New England to go on an amazing Indian food road trip through New Hampshire and Massachusetts with my good friend Chef Keith Sarasin.
Keith is an incredible chef who specializes in Indian cuisine, and I love eating Indian food, so it was a match made in heaven! We ate our way through several cities, trying a bunch of different Indian dishes along the way.
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From the Punjabi and Kashmiri food we tried in Salem, New Hampshire, to the stuffed chicken naan, samosas, aloo tikki, and malai kofta we had in Manchester, to the incredible dosas in Boston, we ate good!
Of course, I can’t forget the unbelievable lamb biryani, paneer chili, and mango lassi cheesecake he made for me at his home! It was an unbelievable five days of eating, and for the first time ever, I present to you our entire adventure, uninterrupted!
I hope you enjoy this full documentary of me eating Indian food for 100 hours with American Indian Chef Keith Sarasin. If you liked it, please give the video a thumbs up and leave me a comment!
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31 Comments
Miss you buddy. We had such a good time. Your love and appreciation for Indian food is just inspiring. Thank you for being you as sharing your passion.
Hi David…viewing now..and yes eating Indian foofs with hanfs is the best….I know this will ne another awesomr one of your videos on IIndian foods ..so much here to see and learn…As always Thanks and stay on all your travels.
20:24 "the five fingers are the five elements, and that gives it more flavour" bro what 😅🤣
Keith knows so much, its so freaking impressive.
my best bro david looking handsome thank you for your huge respect against cpec friendship countries lot of love from your best bro viki 💙
Good morning, David. Watching this now. I am enjoying these videos with all this delicious Indian food. Indian food is so flavorful and diverse, using so many ingredients and spices… not forgetting their cooking methods. And the dishes are so colorful because of the spices and ingredients used. The naans and rice always a staple with all the amazing veggie, fish, and meat curries. Those Nepalese dishes look so delicious… the noodles and momos. I never had momos cooked that way… Chef Keith made an amazing lamb biryani. What a huge thali… wow. Hakka noodles is just so delicious. Again, everything looked so good in this video. If I could have Indian food every day, I would. ❤️
Every body including You taking the high road!?? Create a channel for all replayed Videos and create one for all your #shorts Videos plz and thx! Muc appreciated David, dang
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Hey you just record us in West Indian food in little Queens NYC we were by the coconuts
Keith is an amazing person chef, his passion for Indian cuisine is to be admired for sure. Top that with David cant beat an amazing duo of great company. Both chutneys are really good and Aloo and Chana Chat are delicious a healthy hearty meal. Full protein flavor heaven. I want that coconut shrimp one of my favorite dishes . I'm up drinking coffee but how can you not be hungry with all this excellent food. Keith!… yes i got hungry lol… shrimp basil coconut curry omg ……runs away with it an some naan bread lol.. Just too much goodness to even write down. I love Indian cuisine the diversity in all the food is amazing So many dishes to try I think you need 6 months at tops to see India to even scratch surface of the awesome food there. Watching you both how can you not be hungry lol.. I do hope you have a blessed Day.
For Ingrid, Judy, Missy, Devi ,Shabana, Annmarie, Keith ,David, Nathan, Brandon Have wonderful week ahead God bless ♥
Always appreciate your videos huge huge ❤ fan of yours
Appreciate Keith as well he is so knowledgeable in terms of ndian food and culture super 👌 cool
Biryani up north, Briyani down south.
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you should have a follow up series with Chef Keith Sarasin – LOVED THIS!!
The two gora desi kings together. This is epic! 🎉
Amazing video but what just watching Nepalese turns me off they fucking disrespectful towards India but would use name Indian restaurant because not even an any will go to Nepalese restaurant 😂
He's cool. Bring him along on another adventure.
Everything looked delicious! 🤤
And yes, mangoes ARE the best fruit in the world, my favorite of them being the Alphonso mango!
I'm not afraid of spices, or heat – so I definitely plan on diving into the world of Indian food! I can't wait! Nepalese food looks good too! 🥰
David: Cheers to you and Keith for this series. First of all, I am stuffed. Lol. It was so easy and enjoyable to watch because of the simplicity and of the continuity in your editing. This was a very clean documentary in the sense that every restaurant that you both went to were so clean and well put together. As for the food, what can I say: how do they come up with all those dishes? 50 dishes!!! All of the food was a feast for the eyes too. I loved how Keith took the time to explain everything from the different spices to the types of food itself, even the way he cooked the biryani and the spicy paneer. As an aside: it's true that you must always wash your rice, and boil the rice twice: fact: rice naturally contains arsenic so the best way to help get rid of it is to pour hot water over the rice, strain it and then cook it accordingly. It's hard to describe all of the dishes because there were so many of them but I would eat any one of them in a heartbeat especially the meatless ones. So David, I did actually watch this one in one sitting because, like I said, it was so easy to follow. So great job on your editing and continuity. I don't know what's next but I look forward to what you have in store. 🙏🕊️😇🇹🇹🇨🇦
Kudos to both of you. Thorough knowledge of Indian food.
David and Keith are like two peas in a pod or twin brothers when it comes to Indian cuisine. This food tour kicked ass and took names! (had us salivating)
Bandra East Mumbai mangala nikalje india namaskar David
This guy knows so much about indian food
As an Indian, it's quite fascinating to watch two Americans just drooling over Indian desi food.
I love Mark Wiens’ comparison spicious vs. spicy. Or the Spanish comparison picante vs. caliente.
Born n raised From new england but live else where for years now. I love indian food and never knew about these places! Thank you so much. Will visit when visiting my yankee states! Yum
Ok the more I watch the more I want to watch your friend cooking. He needs a show!
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Amazing content & the food looksss bommmbb hahaha Keep up your incredible videos brother!
Respect for u Keith ,u r unbelievable,ur knowledge about Indian food is incredible,u need to start ur own channel❤