My Pakistani Mom Teaches Guyanese Mom CARROT HALWA

Does your country have a dessert like halwa?

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[bulusur]

Your mom is one of the best chefs I’ve ever seen. Now I see where u get ur recipes from

[Averyandthegang]

This is probably one of the best duos on youtube ❤

[Junaid--dp]

If two moms cook together u know it’s gonna be good 😄

[its.sapphire]

its so cute seeing two mamas bond while their sons are just happy to be there while waiting for the food to be ready😭😭🫶🫶

[churchgest]

This is a beautiful series! Love to see how gentle they are with each other

[Dark_Holmes]

"you a sweet guy"
Now that is true 😁

[hariharankrishnan]

It is just sweet and wholesome to see two moms cooking together❤🥰

[redsparrow]

Omg i was so focused on subtitles i didnt notice another guy in the intro and thiught gully had two moms😅😅😅😅

[Douig]

They will forever be best friends god bless

[wow-jxti]

Idk why but its so cute how you and your mum can speak different languages to each other and still understand perfectly

[therapperskeleton]

pls come to iran and i Rewatch all ur vids like 10 times im subbed for a yr i cant stop watching u my dream is to be in a vid❤

[Walterwhite_cooks]

Your a sweet guy bilal couldn’t stop cringing 😂

[Avr-cz]

Today we will be making carrot halwa kulfi. Kulfi is basically like ice cream and is a very popular frozen dessert in Pakistan.

[mariumjmalik]

I love mom cooking it melts in my mouth ❤😊

[Enochplayz-ix]

Pls try a Filipino Carabao mango it holds the world record of the worlds sweetest mangoes and I do recommend going to the Philippines 🇵🇭

[Jackyandeviljacky]

like I said if 2 moms meet they make the perfect dou

[MUkitten]

0:40 Idk why but i could litterally smell the coconut trough the screen 🤤

[Devcookin]

Carrot Halwa is always super tasty! This is a great recipe that I definitely will try. 😄

[genzigzag]

During the British Raj many indentured Indian workers were sent abroad the empire into the West Indies, South Pacific and the African continent. Sadly many have forgotten their Indian languages, but their connections to the food remain. They added aspects of regional influences to create some of the most interesting variations of curries and desert based on their past heritage.