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Transcript — English (US)
- [music]
- Here he is, my sick husband says he bought me something. Now I will
- I open the gate. A surprise. A surprise. He says something, I'm your wife
- bought. Our neighbor came. Look, he parked there.
- Yes. Here.
- Wait a minute for mom to open the door.
- Good afternoon. What did you buy me?
- Well, woman, there is no rest while the restoration is going on. There is also back. He has 50 kg of apricots today
- is being done. Look, we're going to peel them all right now with the kids. Labor action
- today and we will not cook them tomorrow, but tonight under the spotlights. Neighbor here
- I'm arriving. There will be work to cook. We will put it in two pots. I took 50 kg. Angelina
- we promised people that we would send them. Over 30 people signed up to be a team
- send to people so that we don't turn out to be liars. So Mike, is 50 kg a lot?
- There are many women when they beat, where are they from? What is 50 kg? It might be
- we will see. Maybe 70 baht. So what's that? I see him. Hey, let's go
- now we will take the child there. Here I arrive to talk a little with the neighbor.
- Just let Ty drive in and unload the apricots for you to film.
- You want to help me just to unload these bags. How are you, neighbor?
- Here they are. I already took one brandy.
- Are you? how are you Good. Are you okay? Always.
- This is our neighbor. Except when I'm not
- This is our neighbor. Do we want to cook, neighbor? Apricots I bought?
- You have to wipe here. And I don't have to. No, it's not in the trunk. U
- the trunk is sugar. I'll go ahead. Do you want to be able to?
- Do you want this one? We can go to the table. Let's just move it to
- ice cream, don't be a little bit
- not to be in the sun. Here's a camera for you. What?
- No. Here, give them here and we'll go to the grave here. There
- We will take them. Can we
- maybe on that one too. But this one will work for us.
- Good. You are not very happy to see my wife
- How many apricots did I bring?
- Alas, look what they are like. Take one. Try Angelina
- all three. Well, you don't need short sleeves. [snort]
- He didn't say short sleeves. No yes yes
- try it. Beautiful
- [snorting] this one.
- It was cheaper. I took 150. And they are
- beautiful. That's why I didn't want them to be big and beautiful.
- I had no regrets. Yes, yes. I brought breakfast and everything. And I took a neighbor, help yourself. I
- I took my wife to cook corn. [snort] We'll be right now, dad
- I put on the stove and everything so that we can put the corn to cook and then gently wash it,
- to peel. Nothing is axed. Tell me, neighbor, if there is any in the bottom
- the pharmacy in that field to buy jars?
- You have a patent here in Mišićevo. And where is Mišić's? I don't even know that.
- This is when I don't turn straight for the lower attic. Lime
- you go on for 4-5 km and then there is this shop.
- The patent is called. There are jars, there is everything. It's great. Angelina, put it on
- put the coffee on, neighbor, sit down. Here I come. I'm going to close the gate and make it
- plan. [music]
- What are you doing?
- Oh flower. Hey, let mom see how you pick the flowers.
- Wow. A
- you bro? Beautiful. Do you put them in the cart then?
- Yes. And we have nothing in the cart.
- We have some snails, you have collected snails. Well done little flower.
- What are you filming for the Kuy with Mikija show? Yes.
- Yes.
- Welcome, dear viewers. As you saw I just now when it came to that
- I need to see how much I bought 50 kg of apricots myself. Well, there will be a jam. Look
- and today the children of Vograisala are running around the farm, rude as they are today
- were without me and that your children are wonderful, they brought up today what they were
- I should have recorded that, rude. It's raining and thundering outside, so I'm alone
- put this inside. Before we start cleaning the apricots and showing this one
- recipe I will make both jam and jam. The jam is cooked a little longer. Actually I will
- I will cook tonight, weather permitting. Look at what this guy is doing. Put it on.
- We'll pour some baking soda into the water. What do you mean by baking soda? [snorting]
- This is to wash the apricots better.
- Can I bring apricots with me? Come on, you can.
- [snorting] Come on, you pepper the soda. Come on.
- And me and dad like this. Not like that, but like this. Come on
- pepper soda. Come on. That's right. Well done. Come on, Dunya. Me and you
- we can wash like this. what are you Here it is. I
- small. It doesn't matter. Come on, let them go, bro.
- Peppers. We wash apricots.
- Wait for dad to add more baking soda. And put them in this big quince.
- Okay. Me. You go.
- What can I tell you? It is not easy to do anything with them. They like to mix, they do
- that they are there. And what should we do? Wait for me to put some. Wait.
- Don't. And my son, you said you were helping. How about this? Why now you a
- you know he'll cry if you put some on? Come on, explain to me.
- This recipe is m like most of those apricot recipes. My sister makes
- good apricot jam. She gave us that recipe. Apricots are of course cut off,
- remove if there is any bad part. These are very sweet and beautiful. I bought them today
- here in Subotica. My sister Maya. That's your aunt.
- Yes. Uh. Today I bought here in Subotica.
- Maja says, let's peel the apricots and cover with sugar. I'm asking myself
- how many kilos does it go? He says it doesn't work. She covers it up. Now I read various recipes.
- Some put 500 g per kilogram of apricots. Some 400. some even 200 300 mi
- we don't like it when it's sour. So we will put about 400 to 500 g per kilogram
- to make the jam sweet. Dinner.
- As I look at this, I see that one of five of these pots will be cooking here. So we
- We messed up, you know?
- Oh god. Nothing. When we clear the first part, when
- when sugar is added, we continue recording. Let's go wash up, kids
- apricots. All you need is baking soda. Enough. Here, dad, a little more and plenty of soda.
- Let's wash. E
- nothing. We'll get back to you when we clean up. Wash the quince and give it to dad. And dad will
- clean from pits. and from hives and from
- dirt. If there is something that is not good, dad, it is now.
- Thank you, son. I am.
- like he's saying something. Here you go.
- [snorting] There you go. Thank you.
- You're still a little bit older, take the opera, then you can.
- Well yes. That's my assistant. Here you go.
- That's it, those are dad's assistants. No more damage. Ho
- you will go to the fountain. Well, son, now you see her getting ready
- storm. [cry][scream] Here
- I thought when the nose falls. Give it, bro.
- I haven't finished this yet. Here's Angelina, we're going to go here and then
- show that Oh, and how nice and soft they are. These will cook up nicely. By the way, jam
- [it coughs] is cooked from apricots when they boil. So it is cooked even when
- the boil must be constantly stirred and cooked for about 30 to 45 minutes. It depends what kind
- you will. Lemon is added to keep the color. And it is
- Do you remember when I like it when it's jam when it's cooked a bit
- to make it thick, to spread it thickly. I don't like it when it's the turn of the line
- not to say a treadmill. I like that it is a jam that is consistent.
- Here. Did you say goodbye to Dad? It's gone.
- Let's go, let's wash the quince, wash, wash, wash.
- Come on. Dad's almost done.
- two. So it is best to stay overnight.
- Here, I will leave this one round to wait
- five o'clock because I plan to cook a round tonight. And we'll see, maybe we will
- and tomorrow both. Since we have finished the first part. So
- when you cover the bottom with apricots like this, the little one runs away. Run to the place of both yes dad
- announce. Come on, sit there. And we also washed the lemon in this water. We'll add a little more.
- We will do that later. And now we will also squeeze lemon for color. To keep the color.
- We'll put it in. Here it is.
- To me, apricot is already what it is
- it's raining Although ours is very sweet. That I am not something. But lemon
- I guess it keeps the color. What did I say to these two? Where to go? And the room.
- Right now room. Room immediately. After the cut there is a screw.
- It must be listened to.
- Now we're getting the sugar. Let me just wash my hands and [snort]
- Here it is.
- Quince, that goes for you. Room for both. No
- room
- room. So let's go now, let's take a turn. Let's go sugar that should be covered before
- Here it is.
- Sugar is also a sweetener. That's right, and it's best to keep it that way.
- We will now do another tour. Now I can call my assistants again. Come on
- helpers to wash apricots. Yeh.
- So there are 50 kg here. So happy.
- Well, because you only need a kilogram. So there is 50 kg here. Six crates plus
- two. So 6 48 So this crate weighs approximately 8 kg.
- How did you say crate? Yes. Yes. No, not here, son, now, not here.
- You leave them in here and she puts them here from here.
- That's right. Here you see. That's how you wash them.
- Here he is and he sees. And did you take out the hive? You didn't. Meow martyr. Must
- beehive to throw son. Look. Come let dad show you. Take it easy.
- Throw the dice. Look at it this way. Dad, let's go and I'll be there
- It doesn't matter. Look son, this is coming apart, you see. And you throw it here. Look how dad.
- Look, look, look, look here Arso. Look. Oh then you clean this up.
- You see, brother, what I want is a healthy leg
- in the middle. It's my mom today. If anyone thinks it's easy not to record the show than it is
- making jam, cheating badly, let alone recording everything and looking after the children. But
- good. So here we put some, I put about 15 kg of apricots.
- Yes. I will add, I will add 6 kg of sugar to 15 kg of apricots.
- That's the dirtier water.
- So why should a new clean one be put on, son?
- Here's a lemon. It was almost black. [snorting]
- Well, because we were washing. Now dad is going to throw out these seeds.
- Lemon seeds. E means we added two means
- three. We will add more. So how long have I been here? 4 5 6 three. So I will give another 3 kg
- I add. Dad, you won't be in a second. You
- you add sugar. Well, son, you have to. No, not that, bro.
- No, now it looks like a pie.
- That's right, son. I can mix a little. That's all, son. No
- don't even say everything you don't want. Apricots are already releasing their juices
- own. Maybe even Angelina would put 5 kg [coughs] of sugar, not six. And it is
- this apricot is really sweet. We can easily add another kilo if needed. I mean
- that's just the minimum. That's 300 g of sugar [cough] per kilogram. Al
- I think it will turn out great for us. It's like you just bent your luck.
- No don't touch. So we leave this to Angelina overnight or maybe 5 hours
- to stand. Run, bro. You see, our sach is also good for this. The first round is over. And now
- Run away. Whoa, there's a break.
- Well, Taja is going on a new tour. Taja is going to drink coffee.
- Hi. There you go. [music]
- Boris
- mom mom Mira
- Why are you preparing it? So for the jam.
- What? What will you be a tree for?
- son? How will we start the fire? And tonight
- here we need more. A little more of these hard ones.
- [music]
- Oh, look at him [music]
- Hey [music]
- [music]
- [music]
- [music]
- [music]
- It's easy to be small. And I have to cook 50 kg of apricot jam. They are
- they play They don't care. All that force should be cooked tomorrow morning. Record them
- Please. They don't care.
- No.
- [scream]
- [music]
- [music]
- Mom, look how colorful they are. [music]
- Well done O
- [music]
- [music]
- Da sei [music]
- [scream]
- I am but not yet. My mother.
- Now we were at the colorful fountains. Mom,
- yes, let's go buy it
- Mom.
- What kind of ice cream would you like?
- Dude? How's the ice cream?
- Quince, how's your ice cream? Nice
- Mom. Your menu is great.
- You didn't take the caramel? Well, it's not. I took vanilla from my father. He took
- vanilla and then video. It's a very beautiful Saturday night.
- [music]
- Good morning dear viewers. My brother and I got up and lit the fire
- I think we'll make apricot jam now, never just plum.
- Apricots full of water released water. See how it is like juice. I called my sister,
- she is an expert, my own sister Maja. She makes
- great jam. She gave us this recipe. He says nothing, your apricots are full
- just boil the water. He says he will cook. So I hope it will be three in one
- hours to cook this jam. My brother and I are cooking. Mom, go make some coffee over there.
- Look, be a quince. This is going to be a wonderful day.
- Sunflower. Yes bro. Sunflower. We put on 15 kg of apricots. We put 6 kg
- sugar. That is maybe 400 g. since apricots are really sweet, they let go
- water. Now we remove this from above, this foam. Although I watched on YouTube,
- one man says you shouldn't take it off, it seems to provide some protection. I don't know what. That's right
- to have conflicting opinions. This one gives that some preservative as well
- a can must be placed. Angelina sees what he is like. But look, he will be made.
- It has color, but it looks like juice. Look at him. Look, he just started to
- cook. And I put in a cinnamon stick, but a real cinnamon stick. [snort] Bark from
- of the cinnamon tree gives a bit of the same taste and that's it.
- Just like you do when you start making apricot jam for the first time. We'll see what
- what will happen. We hope it turns out well. I make the ultimate jam
- from plums. Me and my wife normally only like plum jam. But everyone praises
- apricot. Apricot. We are not apricot fans. I mean jam lovers from
- apricots as much as he washed. I like chipurka, but for me it's jam
- jam one and only. It's made of plums. But we'll make this one too. Even if I did
- cooked until evening. Yes. I'm in my Srem national costume, not ours
- the old ones were crazy for wearing those baggy pants. Blows, airs, uh linen, cotton,
- all that. Is this flax? This is cotton. By the way, those allocations are sloppy
- wore those underpants and this man really used to cut his hair in this and i
- did Polish work. So here I have my Srem costume. What I look like
- Angelina? Like a lucky guy. Maybe my shirt could be a bit small
- wider. Yes.
- How do you like me woman? In strong
- Really yes.
- Are you being ironic? No I didn't. I really like it.
- So let's go like this on the street through Indjija and that. Well, that's how I want it. From
- now I'm going to sew like this at that one man's place. Hey, what are you doing? I will code
- that one man and that's how I'm going to walk down the street.
- By God, Maya was right. Now the jam is made, it thickens.
- Aha, aunt, thank you.
- And I got scared when I started cooking. Apricots let water. I said ouch
- when will this be cooked. By God this will be quick. Look at Angelina how beautiful he is.
- See what color it is. Oh, beautiful. Here is the step and the goal.
- Aunt, thank you. And it will be good. Hey, look how he is.
- And I tried a little. Nice taste. Wait for this lemon.
- This lemon rind. Alje. There will be a jam.
- Let's eat jam. Be careful, whoever gets burned on the jam is the one
- finished his career. How far from here? Come on, don't be
- get burned. Here you see. So this is already some
- Boil for 20 minutes. Exactly what Maya said. 30 to 40 35 to 40 minutes. There
- let me cook it for 50 minutes and another half an hour. He will cook. Here it thickens
- The water and everything is lost.
- Angelina, can you see how handsome he is? Look at him now when he is boiling like that on the stove
- it should be removed and then mixed again. That's right. To mix when
- take it off the stove and it will still thicken there. That's what Maja told me.
- It means that it is mixed even when it is removed from the stove.
- Hey, we are masters. Look. And oh mom. Don't beat yourself up. More
- better. I'll do that right when it's cooked. You will stay to mix, and I have to get the jars
- and I have to sterilize the jars here in the oven at 100° and put them in
- then after Angelino let's pour that hot jam and then it goes on the counter and turn it over
- We put it in a blanket.
- But it's jam. Look at it.
- How much was the flood? It doesn't matter. What now? I took off these sweatpants. I have
- just a shirt. As much as I was afraid that the jam was watery, Maya was right.
- Check out Jam is a Fantasy. Turned out I tried it. It's delicious. Here it is after
- it was cooked for about 45 minutes, the color was retained. I'm going to take Angelina off now
- jam and you will have to mix it for half an hour without the heat. And I'm going to during that time
- I sterilize the jars, put them in the oven and put them at 100°.
- You will mix during that time and then we will fill the jam.
- Angelina, what's going on now? Well, now we have removed this jam and it
- it needs to be stirred like this for another half an hour until it boils so that it thickens. And I think so
- it will be very thick since fantasy and color are everything
- yes, since I can see by the structure and colors.
- Say hello [laughter] to the viewers, we've done a little work. Me at 3:30, you at 8:00.
- Yes. So what are we going to do? We have to finish it. You mix this, I'm here to prepare this.
- This one to put the corn while the stove is burning. To cook the corn.
- Okay. Kids can eat it. Stir, rose, stir it. Come on [snorting]
- dear viewers. Finally, our jev, who has been preparing for a long time, is here. oops
- the truth. It's done. Here is what he looks like. Beautiful.
- It has density too. Give me some.
- Here. And for
- it also has density. First, explain to the viewers who think it's easy to work next to Tunja
- and Arsenija and how everything looks wonderful on our clips. It's not like that.
- Well, I have to admit that I worked more on them than on jam.
- Children, sit there. Come on, sit there and don't move.
- [laughter] Sit, sit there with your daughter. Come on.
- They wanted to make a fire and then they wanted to stir and try the hot one.
- So don't shout, brother, don't Dunja, bring this. They threw me some
- their toys. The whole circus. But our jam is finally done.
- And now I will show you. We have previously washed and sterilized these jars.
- Here they are. And [scream] I'm going to put them on now.
- Now, will I be able to do this? Here it is. And we also have a frame of our old wall.
- It's an old house. Let. All that is dear.
- Yes.
- [scream] I hit them. Se. And now is the time for you to give me a hug.
- Let me see where you hit yourself. Hmm. Were you waiting for dad to turn on the phone?
- to show you where you hit yourself? Because I really planted myself.
- And now thank you for telling us. Come on, sit down. Let mommy go
- works. You will be. Dad tells you to sit there. You sit for 20 seconds and half again
- old seat And why is this some kind of paint when you take it off?
- Here it is. And Angelina, what a nice jam. It is.
- I'll just need a rag to wipe this off. Now I will bring it. The first jar is ready.
- I filled it all the way to the top and now we are going to close it
- yes very much. Chem is still warm.
- Yes. And here I prepared it in this dish
- one blanket and just turn it over and arrange it. Valid. Then we cover it with a blanket.
- Yes. Yes. Then we cover everything with a blanket. You see I left the blanket.
- Achiha. True. A little blanket.
- Let's go to the room. Here it is.
- It's a beautiful jam. I was really surprised too. That
- me too when I saw how watery it was. I said no way. And by God. It turned out.
- Maja said just buy it. [laughter] And the color is right. Look
- yes, I also tried it, it wasn't even sour. It's not too sweet either. How
- should. I put this cinnamon tree bark.
- A little cinnamon to give it a special touch.
- Yes.
- It is. Did you see it? It's just the bark of a tree
- cinnamon. Mishta saw the quince and says mom, mom, I'm stirring now. He says mom, mom has an infection
- I said some twig, son, it's not a twig, it's cinnamon.
- Here it is. Now you know how many jars will be in this one
- the first round. Well, I thought somewhere around 15. That's it
- dear viewers, as you can see, one, two, three, five more crates are waiting for me
- to cook tonight. It won't be easy. Who thinks that we here
- are we enjoying ourselves? We enjoy it. It's not quite that. Look at this bastard.
- Hey, good day.
- Whoever thinks we are enjoying ourselves should come and share the enjoyment with us. [laughs]
- Why are you rude? Aunty, did you do a good jamin? Thank you.
- Thanks for the recipe. There you go.
- I said today to my aunt, I greeted you on the show.
- Why are you acting so crazy? Yes.
- Yes. And you know what I noticed? As soon as something
- We are working on the farm so we can go there right away.
- immediately they also want to do something to mess around. When we calm down
- we rest like that, lying on deckchairs. Although it was only once, I have to
- to admit They still won't die. And now he came there and looked
- when I run away and then he screams. Let me see. Let me see.
- Oh. Come on.
- Angelina [snort] I don't want to film you filling each one right now
- this one. Here we saw what it looks like. We'll wait for you to fill all the jams so
- we will then check out at the end. And I will cook. Yay, my women are cooking. Odo yes
- I see what's up with the corns. Well, we also put the corn to cook.
- That's right. Dad, you're after me again.
- So what do we do when we love? Force the toys that you have miscarried yes
- Fix it. I know.
- dad. Dad. I know who dropped it. He won't
- sure to be lucky. Se. Dad works as a black man here and mom
- they struggle and in the end I have to collect your toys too.
- And a good memory will be boiled corn for lunch. See them.
- You are careful not to drop your phone. Mom will kill us.
- They won't. Sugar is getting ready. Nothing son. You want to put away your toys
- Arsenio, why did you miscarry? Well, I can be. And bye everyone. We see
- when my mom fills all the jams. Bye.
- The show is over. The jam is ready. Me and Angelina are exhausted. Bata creates chaos
- I still don't know what to tell you. I have one more round to cook tonight.
- Angelina already said we didn't need this jam. And if we share
- jars to family, friends and some people who sent us their addresses. What
- Do you have anything to say? [coughs] Well, I want to say that since we
- we came here with this jam. When was it Miroslav? From Monday
- while you went to buy first while we brought it all in.
- Here's a guy who broke a glass right now while I'm recording this live
- and now he will come to complain. What have you been doing? Boo,
- What were you doing?
- and did you break the glass? He poured a glass.
- Did you break the glass? Oh, my.
- Oh yes. Oh
- Quince, record the jam. Angelina, show me what the jam looks like.
- Here. Here's the jam.
- Mom, take command. Dear viewers,
- watch, cook with Mickey and his family. See how it is. It's with us
- always alive. There is no rest while the rebuilding is going on. Angelina and I sleep in shifts. These
- ours don't even sleep during the day. Hyperactive. What should we do? Son, say it
- greetings to all. Watch, cook. Greetings to all. Did you see tonight?
- why were we at the fountains? And no, that will be in this episode.
- We were in Subotica. And if it doesn't rain, dad will take you to Sombor.
- What is Sombor? Sombor is a beautiful town in the country
- north of Backa. It is 40 km from our farm.
- Shall we record the chorus? We will. Dad promised to take you in
- Sombor on ice cream. Hey bye mom. Should I go and rest for a while, or you, who will
- First? Of course.
- Well, everyone. And it's time to beat. Bata can take a nap and by God you will.
- Must. See you in the next episode of Dumplings with
- finally plums. Ciao. Ciao.
- [music]