@nabilanawrinnijhum
Chef Ranveer: Sauce Uncle Roger: Curry
@haamidfarhaan1681
uncle roger being very careful not to get cancelled by indians😂
@debakshasiddhanta
5:20 Sugar in Indian foods are not for sweetness. It is mixed in many spicy foods to have perfect balance between salty and spice or between spice and sourness
@rajkdeo
my grandmother Basmati would beg to differ on the name.
@WildernesSam
"I will cheat, but I wont lie to you" is my new motto
@Agnest5x
Chef Ranveer cooks with history, culture, and soul. You cook with the trauma of Auntie Helen and an orange polo.
@KartikeySingh-ju1xp
Bro is judging a michelin star chef 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅
@ShashankKatiyar0
He says to chop first because in traditional Indian cooking, you can start cooking a part (boil, frying masala etc) and chop the rest simultaneously. His audience is Indian so makes sense for him to clarify it from his perspective.
@Henriettaq5l
Cabbage is not just about cheap volume; in India, we like texture contrasts, which is why crunchy cabbage tastes good with soft rice.
@neeluuus
I'm Indian. I bought my mother a rice cooker. She uses it as storage, we still eat stove top rice. I tried. Edit: I love how everyone assumes I'm a guy.
@vanshfreefire9111
A person who only knows how to cook fried rice judging a a person who knows how to cook ever type of food better than him 🥀
@thoiba5724
6:13 bro eggs in India are cheaper than US WATER😂😂
@Yourbestcap
Aint no uncle is certified enough to review ranvir
@ysm2902
Personally, I think the best part of ranveer's videos is when he start telling the history of food he is making. Me and my mum both love watching his shows.
@ayushnandi8013
4:35 translation is wrong , misleading.. he said , i dont lie, but i assert my dominace without any hesitation and rightfully
@kunal6408
6:25, Eggs are cheaper here in India, that's why he is using three eggs.
@troublemaker8074
The chef explains in detail because many ladies like begginers learn from his cooking show and they msg him asking questions so in hand he goes in detail ! Haiyaaaa i love rogerrrre
@MickyOnline
Someone gifted us a rice-cooker couple of months ago. We are waiting for someone's marriage to gift it to someone else now. 😂
@Ecstatic__
The water to egg trick is quite common in india, sometimes we add milk instead. It makes the egg a lot more fluffier.
@cc6755