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Edit: Woohoo! My second viral post..thanks all! Send me the usual.. you know the drill??
Rodreko
Oh man, could I go for some ribs.
CplCarrot
bet that smells amazing!
relpmeraggy
RaNdOmOrGaNiSaM
absurdative
I came my pants when he shook the bone and the meat fell off
newsguycraigevans
AFineDayForTreason
I want to see the look of pure disappointment on the face of a cook who fucks up the flip for the first time
navagon
We should also consider for a moment the guy who made that table. Lesser tables would have caved right in with a slam like that.
MissivesFromTheTower
badmusicpuns
zeroexistence
There is like a whole lamb in there.
RaNdOmOrGaNiSaM
Hoogemast
I feel like the amount of meat is badly distributed compared to the amount of rice. I mean rice for 50 persons only 25 get a pork chop
HexiHamaski
i've had this dish, based on how much lamb i got the suggested serving of meat for this is a small meatball
StuckInBetweeen
My mom makes some great biryani.
lawlandorder
Deldara
VPpuppetmaster
Ya know I just ate and now I'm suddenly hungry again.
Crawmak
You had my curiosity, but now you have my erection.
OPislowkeyasnowpea
I love how proud Mr. Chef man looks.
joot
I find his genuine smile attractive. And he's strong, and he cooks, too.
mstalltree
Not Biryani. This looks like a Palestinian dish called Maq-loo-beh
john899
Which means upside-down or something like that
intergalacticbuttjazz
thatsnotahealthysnackrebecca
#carbs
RipOffTheBandAid
If you need to cook for 200 people, who ya gonna call?
KeyboardPacifist
MisterrNoNo
ButtTrumpett
Px
LUNATIKO
TXPARAwrench
First hands in or you will have the runs later
3timesaday1
That's why the fork was invented
DirtRagFartStain
Nah. Status symbol and etiquette. People didn't give a shit about spreading germs in communal bowls in the Dark Ages
glink33
Wash your filthy hands bruh! Do you even briyani?!
SeeTheNumbersTasteTheViolence
But some cultures dont use forks. So even if you do, you'll still be having those runny bois
testingmyban
I'm more impressed with the wall.
bobbynixon
https://media.giphy.com/media/Ov7lAOUsu4Yo0/giphy.gif
ilovecake
Trump? Is that you?
PlatypusPlatypus
I could do that. With years of practice, I mean... Actually... I couldn't even lift that bowl, let alone flip it.
AdrianAmato
With years of practice I'm sure you could lift the bowl.
Emperorkrulos
I once saw a guy insist on lifting the entire shoulder of a cow by himself after it came out of the oven. He burned himself horribly.
shreddedking
I'll just shove the whole damn thing in my mouth
SincerelyHated
All those bones tho..
Strangedays2024
The man didn't ask, just do it he is his own creature.
dogfrost9
evvignes
Low hanging fruit.
dogfrost9
That's basically the motto for this dog and pony show.
StarryPlough
Isn't it jsut going to fall all over the table once you touch it
Lionskull
it's pretty held together. unless you're heavy handed and mess it up on purpose, it will hold together.
PangolinBan
It's just going to turn to shit once you eat it as well - what's your point?
StarryPlough
That must have sounded cleverer in your head
PangolinBan
Not really. Food is more than nutrition. Taste matters too, and so does presentation. Food is better if it looks appetizing.
StarryPlough
Ok and what does that have to do with what I said
PangolinBan
It's presented to look impressive, to get people excited about eating. The fact that the presentation will get spoiled as they eat does 1/2
aznflu
Is this a Palestiny dish? Saw something similar to this on Anthony Bourdain without borders
blackreaper201
the chef is Turkish, this looks to be a turkish style biryani.
demainlespoulpes
It looks like Palestinian makloube but I'm not a specialist.
Lionskull
there's a lot of different rice dishes in the indian to arabic regions, makloube and biryani are completely difference.
Blyde
I agree - maqluba literally means "upside down", so, yea, not a biryani.
Equinox13
Biryani is primarily an Indian dish, but I'm sure it's spread throughout the area and has many similar sister dishes in the region.
Lionskull
Biryani was made by muslims in north india, it has spread all the way to egypt at least from my personal experience
Equinox13
Thanks! Nice to hear from someone with personal experience with the dish.
Lionskull
yeah my friend is egyptian and i've had biryani at his parent's house often. the first statement is from wikipedia.
Equinox13
Oh, I'm envious. That sounds delicious!