This Traditional TUNISIAN FOOD Is MINDBLOWING ๐Ÿ‡น๐Ÿ‡ณ LABLABI

Published 2024-07-29
One of the main things that we wanted to do here in Tunisia is hunting for traditional and for modern foods and compare them. I do realize that Tunisia is more and more all about modern foods and snack bars but I also realize that there is hidden traditional food to be found and it is my goal to find all of them and try them all. What do you think about that? Good idea? Maybe shift my channel a bit more towards food? That way it will be a bit easier to travel and to get closer to the culture - because culture is food and that is that.

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All Comments (21)
  • Lablabi and deserts seems to be delicious enjoy Tunisian breakfast ๐Ÿ˜‹
  • Popular dishes in tunisia are lablebo Lablebi/hargma kafteji s'han tounsi ojja fricaรงe chakchouka
  • There is more to explore in Sfax. You need to go to the old city, such as Bab El Jebli and Bab Diwen. Also, you have Souk El Hout. You should try the couscous, the jwejem, and you will find a lot of other things.
  • @samiryahiaoui
    Tunisian breakfast is generally simple and sweet, such as jam or butter and bread and coffee. Lablabi is a breakfast during winter time only and is quite filling.
  • @FachionFaty8
    I'm sorry to inform you that the Lablabi you ate is with "Hargma, " a broth made of beef's head and legs. The normal version has just chickpeas, bread, and Harissa. Then you can add eggs, Tuna or Hargma.
  • @user-vs9yk5os3k
    Lablabi It is commonly eaten in inexpensive restaurants. Raw or soft-cooked egg is nearly always added to the hot soup mix (thus cooking), along with olive oil, harissa, additional cumin, capers, tuna, Baklouti pepper and sometimes olives, garlic and vinegar or lemon or lime juice. Further garnishes may include cilantro (coriander), parsley and scallions. A traditional, but rarer, version, hergma, is made with cow's trotters ๐ŸŽ‰โค
  • You should try couscous(with lamb or chickean or fish)rouz jerbi ,mloukhia ๐Ÿ‘Œ๐Ÿ‘Œ
  • Sfax is famous for its sophisticated sweets, a must try (a little expensive in specialized brands).
  • @chaw294
    What a yummilicious traditional Tunisian food and dessert. It looks very filling. Great sharing and thanks for this interesting video, Sir.
  • @najipeace6651
    Lablebi amazing amazing very good โค lemon for lablebi bon apeti
  • @AdamH-jb6li
    If you want traditional home cook food you have to head to the medinas in any city and expect to pay way more, but the setup and the food are traditional and you'll find plates like "mloukhia", couscous with its variations, and many other plates that are not present at taditional fast food. Lablebi, kafteji, Tunisian plate and sandwich and most of those are pure fast food, those restaurants will have 1 or 2 or many plat du jour wich is more what you're looking for, sometimes they'll have a couscous or pasta or tajine(different from moroccan) or something else but very traditional need a better kitchen, higher upkeep of the place, therefore you'll pay more, many wouldn't pay 20 dinars for a couscous in one of those restaurants in the medinas, but they never think about the cost of upkeep, talented workers etc... you should absolutely venture inside the medina of Sfax, it's very well preserved and has traditional restaurants. ๐Ÿ˜Š
  • @EssFredj
    Tunisian eat lablabi often in winter its a winter food.
  • @mahfoudhhaythem
    Just for future reference, Hargma is cooked cow feet or lamb feet
  • @wishes3444
    Heyy, i have been follow your videos since you ve came to Tunisia, great video ! I want to tell you that there are different versions of Lablebi: the virgin one which is only cheackpea soup with spices, another one with tuna, and the last one which is the strongest one is with cow feet and its the one you had which is hargma. Im glad your wife didnt notice haha. For me my favorite are virgin and tuna i can not eat hargma. You re so brave guys !
  • Guten abend .. aahhh chickpeas soup with bread baguette .. good snack ... matsu
  • @safsouf1
    You need absolutely to try "Couscous" one of our famous traditioinal food