Biryani Recipe from Planet Food South India

[ripper99100]

Sooooo hungry

[Deathcoffin]

GIVE ME THISSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSS

[Mehmettolga1]

excellent uncle



[MrQuagmire26]

thats how it goes:) this guy was definitely born in a tandoor. looks really nice that food.

[mirasprofile]

Amazing preparation for one of the most beloved dish around the world,wish I could have some yummy!!!!

[juliannevillecorrea]

thank you a lot for this video !

[hyderali7]

Mahboob Alam Khan is secretary of Anwar-Ul-Uloom Education Society. Very influencial and very rich.

[vik2008USA]

how much respect you get in a indian society is based on how much bank balance you have and cars you drive etc.

[gopangauthaman]

Nice to know and happy new year to Sri. Padma.

[abhdas1]

hmmm excellent

[SHAUNZONE123]

i wish i could taste it all hmmmm yummy :)

[preeth123456]

Hi Padma, i am Preetham From hyderabad can i get his address i want to meet him i am a very big fan of hyderabadi food

[Sarawrahtp]

What is the guys name mabu balankhan? can anyone please tell me his name?

[bishama]

@Sarawrahtp his name is Mehboob Alam Khan

[iqbalmaantol]

traditional style is always great i love it but i think i can't make it with charcoal ...

[syas13]

@MrVenebi LMAO,but if the Nawab was a rap star called 'Nawab Kabab',he'd surely say that.

[SADIA6471]

ooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo



[bapan1977]

Love him, just don't care about taste ....

Children are getting to have Biryani...

you are doing a great job,,,

Love & respect to you Sir,

S. Banerjee.

Kolkata..

[imaan577]

Salute u sir

[fattie1189]

cultures and traditions inside out to be able to acknowledge them, like even though i've never met this man and dont know him personally, i feel like showing him the up most respect . but yeah anyway, this biryani is making my mouth water and i cant wait to try it yummmmm!!!!!

[fattie1189]

parents, when they make the effort of speaking english, it does sound rude, because they havent got their wordings right but its just how it is and we get used to it. and like the users that commented here have said, his age, his status/royalty and the indian culture etc it contributes to his way of talking english. I'm just trying to keep the peace, cuz to be honest i did get a bit offended with some of the mean/ignorant comments here, but it aint nobodys fault as we dont know each others

[fattie1189]

I understand why people think that he is being rude or very stern or even too serious, in fact he isn't, you have to understand that English isn't his first language so some of his wordings and voice tones will sound quite rude to those who are fluent English communicators. Being an asian myself who was born and brought up in britain, i have experianced this many a times where a fellow asian mainly from the generation who had come to this country earlier on and hadnt studied here, like my own

[sherpriya]

Every week charity!! Mashallah-Only for Muslim children.

[shoebhakeem]

@sherpriya thats for everyone dear... dont give charity any colors please...

[laobe66]

every week charity!!Mashaallah! Allahuakbar

[rhymeskill]

@violetshadez Calm down and stop being so paranoid.

[mango3586]

where can i get the recipe from?

i would love to make this biryani recipe......

[juliannevillecorrea]

the best video i have come across

[juliannevillecorrea]

@juliannevillecorrea i learnt from this video ... its very nice method..

[juliannevillecorrea]

@juliannevillecorrea  i learnt from this video ... its very nice method..

[PhantomAct]

Thanks, now am salivating on my keyboard.

[ROCK68326]

because of the punch by padma at 4:46 biriyani cooked fast

[ChaiTea100]

yummy...i love this recipe...it's my recipe on steriods.

[goldendragons19]

Mashallah mouth watering biryani by Nawab Mahboob Alam khan sab of Hyderabad

[Djinn217]

my mouth is watering =/

[MrFastracks]

i very like it..

[rockstar1164]

i love you padma

[balajiparepally]

awesome............ this is 100% Hyderabad Dum Biryani...... Thanks for uploadind video

[mahtaab]

Wah wah Namekhudah nice beryanii But.. Kabuli palau (afghani) is much and extreemly delicious

[zairt]

@mahtaab tasted kabuli palau...it was delicious but nothing like this hyderabadi cuisine esp. the biryani n haleem they make from down south india...been there yummy food n culture

[playnite]

fuckin indian just like some i have met

[TheITiago]

@playnite what u mean indians are not bad probably the indian u met was bad but they arent all the same

[slimfast67]

Padma: "Is this because of the Enzymes?"

Man: "Eh, yes.."

[nYxkYx]

@slimfast67 So lets see you answer all those intricate questions about the food from your country of origin leave alone India's. Doesnt that sound good?

[sinuramu]

what was the first ingredient that he added..i didnt understand???

[zaidahmad86]

@sinuramu raw papaya paste.mostly used to tenderised meat.it can be used in making kabab also.

[kipong964073]

he is like a kung fu teacher

[mkhaleeds]

Allahu Akbar, This is only the heart of a muslim to give food like this to the poor, AlhamdulilLah.

[shahbaz777]

hmmmmmmm this call real biyani just love it my hyderabad

[yvette74731]

Padma Lakshmi is soooooooo pretty,

i luv this show~!

so many cultures, views, and cuisines~

[harmer1979]

this guy needs to relax..why so serious..

padma is soo finee!!!

[krifree]

300 ingredient for 1 dish!!!! thats way i don't like indian food

[oroge]

@krifree afric food worse LOOOL 500 processes for 1 dish

[zairt]

wow..............simply love this biryani and the whole drama that goes in the lengthy cooking process.....nothing like this hyderabadi biryani!!:)

[adonist7]

he has good manners.

GIVE ME THIS, GIVE ME THAT

[bitterbotter]

@adonist7 haha!

GIVE ME RED CHILLI'S

[oroge]

@adonist7 LOL dude proves that good cooks don't have to be sissies !! LOOL

[anthraxabun]

@oroge he is royalty from hyderabad he is a millionaire he aint a cook for his profession its just his passion

[anthraxabun]

and this guy runs many educational institutes, from schools to colleges for masters and MBBS , engeneering and provide scholarships to deserved students and helps many people across the cities, he is a nice guy and respected very much all over

[zairt]

@oroge agreed.....

[jgrmstrd]

@adonist7 LOL!

[slimfast67]

Oh shut your mouth! He has perfectly good manners. And he starts by saying please..

[sahirdonsocomeon]

@adonist7 Thats just culture man. He is elderly and the asian culture gives respect to the elderly so this is normal in thier languagee also.

[Hashplant47]

@sahirdonsocomeon Agreed, it's just his way of teaching and talking.

[khanSherKhan]

@sahirdonsocomeon , I totally agree with you. I found it pretty normal that chef speak this way and specially a person of that age. Only I find disturbing when people say that this language is better then other language. Every language and every culture has it way of showing respect.

[anthraxabun]

@khanSherKhan hello there for your kind information this person is not a chef by profession he is nawab from hyderabad he is millionaire he is royalty from a nawab family of hyderabad, and he has passion for cooking.

[baltimoredude1]

@adonist7 : You ever seen Pulp Fiction? If you do, remember the scene, where John Travolta insists on Harvey Keitel to say please. Harvey replies "I'm not here to say please or thank you." When you know what you're doing right, you can omit the please and thank you, part.

[bishama]

@adonist7 ...yes he has...cz in subcontinent, elders talk to young ppl in this way...n the younger ppl considers it their obligation dt they dnt let elder ppl work in their presence...

[mincuree]

@adonist7 Using please for everything is Western Culture. In our culture, we do not use Please. You just cannot make any kind of comments based upon your culture. We use please only if we need greater help from others.

[shafiqurehman]

@mincuree

you need more schooling bro.

the word 'please' is built into Urdu like '' tum'' and ''app'' and 'mujhe do'' or mujhe dein''.

its does not need repetition every time but if you do use it and it is used by good mannered people it is better

[juliannevillecorrea]

@adonist7 he is royalty .

[voicification]

@adonist7 Yes, that is a good observation but you see there is a cultural dynamic in play. First of all he is much older than Padma so he is not really required to say please, moreover this is a bit of a teacher and student setting where the teacher is not required to say please. This is culturally appropriate in India.

[jax1492]

@adonist7 he said please