What I eat in a day - Travelling in INDIA - Day 2

DAY 2 - very hectic day of eating my heart out in Jabalpur (my hometown) with my parents and enjoying all the food.
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Chef Chetna Makan is a winner of the 'Christmas Bake Off 2016' and a former contestant on the Great British Bake Off in 2014.

She has authored 7 cookbooks, including 'The Cardamom Trail,' 'Chai, Chaat & Chutney,' 'Chetna's Healthy Indian,' and 'Chetna's Healthy Indian Vegetarian.'

[shalinicross]

Your dad really is the cutest and so is your mum and also your friend. Its great to go back to your hometown and go to places we have been as a youngster.

[denisvogel]

For someone who travelled extensively in India in the 70s and 80s your videos have brought back many fond memories. It was good to see that chai is still served in clay pots which was the norm at one time when taking the train.
I also recall seeing over-cooked rotis being fired into the street frisbee style and then eaten by one of the many street cows which are conspicuous by their absence in Jabalpur. Looking forward to the next video and will make sure I've eaten first or I will be a drooling mess.

[mimih]

Amazing!
Please do more of these, can’t get enough 😍
India is a beautiful country with a beautiful people

[sheiladavidovich]

The fruit with the brown skin is called sapodilla, those are absolutely sweet and delicious! My favourite!

[shantirao]

You being with your parents reminded of own parents My mom would wait for me too and dad always brought some of my favorite goodies home for me. It made me miss my parents so much as they are both gone and I doubt that I will go back to India again. Enjoy them both and have a great time in India.

[PingsNomFictionLife]

I just love everything about this video. Visiting your parents, eating the street foods and catching up with an old friend for the dosa. Thank you for taking us along, Chetna!

[bootsmith]

This is great. We had a sopadilla tree in our back yard in Southern California when I was growing up. It was exotic even then.

[joysnapatel]

Another great video, great content, reminds me of being in India with my lovely mum.😢❤ We always had a fab time too. Thank you.

[sarahjohnston]

❤. I enjoy seeing your mum when she cooks with you, she's a sweet lady. Your dad and your friend are nice too x

[elizabethcharlesworth]

Thanks for wonderful video. So good to see. Greetings from Tasmania from an Australian cooking Ayurvedic diet.

[Deepika-vw]

what a treat😊❤ Enjoyed every bit of the vlog, please keep making more n more n more vlogs..Love them❤❤

[mysticavarathapalan]

We call it sapodilla here in Sri Lanka too. I am doing a tour in rajasthan next month and the food is what I’m really looking forward to. Jilebis especially!!

[lynb]

The best jilabi we had was in Amritsar, just outside the Golden Temple at 1 am. It was barely dipped into the sugar mixture, and was hot and sweet to eat! Yum!

[nurjaanmahomed]

I really enjoyed this video. Thank you. Looking forward to watching more videos of your experiences in India.

[gypsygurl]

Thanks Chetna for taking us along with your trip to India and showing the tandoor chulla. Loved the Kesar dhabha shots you had included. And your parents are so so adorable. It reminds me of my India trip in November of last year and making me miss my amazing mother-daughter-dad quality time I spent with them. It is amazing when once goes by oneself without spouse as then one can just have an amazing quality 1:1 time and just be a daughter and no other role to worry about :). Anyways, enjoy your travels and wonderful time with your lovely parents. Loving your India travel vlogs ♥

[OSheaDean]

Finding an old spot that's still a classic can be as exciting as finding a new spot 🦉

[belindabyers]

Thank you for taking us along with you on this most interesting journey

[harshkum]

I stay away from parents home. It's morning right now, and I just ordered mooli and gobhi parathas, because of the craving. :D

[varadavs]

Its so refreshing to hear your Hindi ❤️ thank you for showing us parts of your childhood

[wajt]

So interesting vlog. The Imarti looks delicate and sweet(?). Lovely to see your walk down memory lane 👍🏼