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🇰🇿 *Zhandosovo, Almaty (Glorious Nation of Kazakhstan)*

🍽️ CO-HOSTS:
🙋🏻‍♂️ *Bekruz Hamzaev* (Food Enthusiast)
💁🏻‍♂️ *Zhar Zardykhan* (Historian, Political Scientist)

🐎 *HORSE FARM*
📍 Жандосово (Zhandosovo), Kazakhstan
💁🏻‍♀️ *Galiya* (Mother)
🙆🏻‍♂️ *Zhannur* (Son)
🙆🏻‍♀️ *Aruzhan* (Daughter)

🫓 *BAURSAKI BREAD*
Dough made from Milk, Oil, Flour, Yeast, Salt, Sugar. Mix, rest, roll then cut.
Deep Fry pieces in Hot Oil using a Kazan Pot until Golden Brown.

🍛 *KARA KUYRDAK*
Horse Meat Cube Slices, Potato, Onion, Dill, Green Onion, Oil, Salt, Black Pepper. Mix, Cook & Garnish.

🪱 *QARTA* (Cooked Intestines)
Boil Intestines for 3 hours. Eat with Beshbarmak.

🥩 *KAZY*
Horse Meat marinated with Salt, Pepper & Garlic. Use Horse Bone to create Holes in the Horse Intestine. Stuff into the Intestines, then Cut and Tie them securely with String.

🍜 *NOODLES*
Eggs, Wheat Flour, Salt, Water, Flour. Mix, Rest, Knead, Roll, the Cut. Boil with Beshbarmak.

🐴 *BESHBARMAK*
Kazy (horse sausage), Horse meat (back leg meat and ribs), Horse stomach & ribs, Garlic, Salt, Black pepper, Carrots, Potatoes. Clean ingredients & Mix spices. Stuff the Horse Stomach. Slow cook with Kazan Pot.

Timestamps:
0:00 » Intro
0:50 » Making Baursaki
1:21 » Slaughter and Butcher a Horse
3:36 » Eating Breakfast
6:42 » Washing Horse Stomach
7:21 » Kazakhstan’s Unique Inheritance Tradition
8:24 » Marinating the Horse Meat
8:38 » Milking a Horse
11:13 » Stuffing the Horse Stomach
12:19 » Coking Kuyrdak
13:41 » Eating Kuyrdak
14:44 » Horse Eating Tradition in Kazakhstan
16:00 » Eating the Stomach Stuffing
18:35 » Cooking and Eating Horse Sausage
20:42 » Eating Horse Stomach
21:44 » Talking about Life in the countryside
22:54 » Bumper and Bloopers
24:02 » Outro

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Hi, I’m Sonny! From the US, living in Asia for 10+ years & started making food/travel videos to document my experiences. I travel the world, hunting & documenting the most unique food everywhere.
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[lonelyalaskan]

This is not just a Food & Travel channel ....This is a cultural documentary that makes me appreciate our planet and I will support this channel till I'm an old woman 🥰🥰🥰

[bellasualog]

So if a guy from Kazakhstan says he is so hungry he could eat a horse, it's not hyperbole😂

[NathanielEriashvili]

Sending much love to my Kazakh brothers and sisters from Georgia, the most noble and incredibly positive people. Wishing you peace, prosperity, and all the very best.

[tylociraptor]

In a country where people lived a nomadic lifestyle, it makes absolute sense that horse meat would be something commonly eaten! I don't think it's something I would eat regularly (but if I were in a country where it is eaten, I certainly would try). It is very nice to see how you share these 'strange' foods to us in the west, and help us to understand the lives and culture of other people around the world through their food. I also so appreciate that you are always very respectful and kind, you never do the typical American behavior of gagging or making faces about food that you don't exactly like, or is strange to you. I have a lot of respect for you and your show and what you teach us!

[fawnkhawn]

man Hamzaev is such a funny guy. every time hes on screen i just cant stop gleeing cheerfully. top notch content from him.

[bojanjankovic]

I spent a year in Kazakhstan before covid, it was amazing. I liked the people, culture and food. was lucky to travel all over, from Astana to Almaty from Pavlodar to the Caspian sea. Big ups for Kazakh people

[christopherlove]

Sonny, I was adopted from Kazakhstan & moved to America when I was 5. You are more Kazakh than I am since I have not been able to travel to my ancestral homeland yet. Regardless, I'm so happy you finally had the time to visit, love your videos!! God bless!!!

[ohmwai]

I love watching Sonny and Bekruz. Bekruz doesn't try to outshine Sonny which ironically almost makes him outshine Sonny. I hope to see more of him even after this series ends.

[PruneauYT]

Grew up eating horsemeat, which was way cheaper than beef. It's not taboo in the Canadian provinces of Québec and New-Brunswick, because of the French culinary traditions of eating it. Still buy it regularly, for hot pot and as steaks.

[jaket]

Co host was hilarious, especially great chemistry in this one

[diodelvino]

Now i understand why Shavkat Rakhmonov says his favorite animal are horses, and his favorite food

[TheSfelex]

the Kaszakh old gentleman! i love his input and his soothing voice

[joshdelcomyn]

Really is the best ever food review show. I've seen probably every episode that is on YouTube, never commented, but I have always admired the open mindedness that you and your comains always share. Never fully turning your noses away from the local culture. Even though every dish isn't good. It's obviously not good sometimes, but you and your channel always show appreciation and partake the local way with respect. You deserve every great thing coming your way. Big up and mad respect.

[Saveonn]

Having a knowledgable person as your interpreter is a great idea. Would love you to do that more often.

[deathbyteabag]

Man Kazakhstan is such a beautiful place, the land, the people, the natural food. Have seen some YTers travel through it recently, absolutely amazing.

[DelEnd_Virtua]

People forget horses evolved to run fast because they taste good

[proof]

Thumbs up for the lady who kept away the flies! 🪰

[zeroscrapicoco]

"Potatoes somehow sneaked in "
"Those sneaky bastards" 🤣 LOL!

[abaniassamaou]

What a wonderful trip 🥰
And can we talk about how soothing is the voice of the kazakh man who was translating ?? 😍