Recreating the Oldest Fried Fish Recipe

We found the oldest cookbook in the Arab world and asked chefs Tala and Nader to work with recipes written almost a thousand years ago. In this episode they make a spiced and salted fish dish with sesame paste and walnuts.

Kitab Al-Tabikh Cookbook courtesy of AL WARRAK PUBLISHING LTD.

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[ChaoticFrost]

These two are my absolute favorite. Look like they're having so much fun and enjoy it. Also they are both ridiculously attractive. Please bring them back more often!

[tiacho]

I remember coming across an old meat pie recipe (1700s I think) and another from the 1930's that were just as vague on instructions. It was along the lines of "knead dough until done", "cook until well cooked", and "add just enough but not too much".

[ashleybasson]

Playlist or own channel please. Love these ancient recipes and presentation by hosts 👊🏽👍🏽😎

[xalbatross]

This is a cool concept! I wonder if you guys will do this with other types of cuisines it would be a hit.

[LittlebigG]

Walnut is called the “eye of the camel” in Arabic 🐪 lol

[masknzgamer]

I'm really happy people are enjoying this segment instead of being racist. Positivity is a good thing sometimes huh😉

[LearnWithMrH]

do they have their own channel or something ?

[Chicky]

I don’t understand their language but it sounds beautiful and I love their chemistry.

[oauseer]

They are brilliant! Please do more videos with them

[lustashh]

Nice!!! Something different instead of just Williamsburg foodies

[Knoar]

I suggest watching Townsends if you like old recipes.

[Kadzimillian]

They don’t even have their own playlist, the fuck, they’re the best

[zafarkhanis]

A hilarious duo, more of these 2 please ☺.

[danb]

I'm finding it hard to read the captions and look at this woman's amazing eyes at the same time

[evah]

WHY IS NOBODY DISCUSSING THE FACT THAT SHE FLIPPED A FISH IN HOT OIL WITH HER BARE HAND

[yt_astrral]

0:40 that fish is saltier than the average fortnite player

[rlooply]

That’s how they preserved fish and meat before the fridge came along 😉... this old recipe dose look tasty

[christianhansen]

Arabic usually sound rough to me but she makes it sound endearing somewhat.

[iskender]

Nice to watch a video in my home language every now and then

[DungeonMetal]

Best cooking miniseries of 2019 by a longshot.