Easy to make Indian street food sev puri chaat!

Flavorful onion tomato curry stuffed in toasted soft buns!

Takoyaki – The melt-in-your mouth batter contrasts perfectly with the chewy texture of the chopped octopus.

Learn how to make Schiacciata – very similar to focaccia, but much faster to make.

Pani puri/golgappa/puchka, the ever famous Indian street food. No one can eat just one!

These wholesome, nutritious Mexican Street Corn Fritters are the perfect snack any time of the day!

Delicious batter fried cottage cheese, substitute tofu for vegan!

Learn how to make Onion Schiacciata- very similar to focaccia, but much faster to make.

Fafda is a very famous street snack in Gujarat, mostly serve with Jalebi, Fafda and Jalebi. It’s a great combination of gujju’s snack items.

A snack made out of dried peas that doubles as an entrée too, Ghugni! It’s a popular Indian Street Food!

Dahi Pakodi Chaat – the best chaat/street food made in your home.

Authentic Bangalorean street style fritters made with the simplest ingredients for a rainy evening with hot cup of chai

Jamaican Chicken Patty – Forget about the store-bought ones. These tastes 10x better and come together quickly with an easy dough.

These Fried Prosciutto Tortellini are so fantastic! They are easy to make, so incredibly flavorful and a perfect Italian Street Food.

You’ve have got to try this cousin of Samosas- Crispy and Crunchy Pie– Chock-full of vegetables inside. Baked or Fried. Vegan

The epicurean Indian snack or street food chaat which assembles a symphony of flavours with every bite. Palak Pakora & Ghugni.

Pav Bhaji is an Indian fast food (Street food) dish that originated in Maharashtra (Mumbai).

Red Onion in 2 fabulous appetizers: Delicious Spiced Onion Fritters and a luscious Caramelised Onion Yogurt Dip.

The Ultimate Caribbean Street Food- Crispy, tender dumplings are a Festival in your mouth, paired with a creamy Mango Coleslaw Salad.

Mixed veg-paneer bread pakoda- popular Indian street food snack/breakfast best enjoyed with chutney/ketchup and piping hot tea.

Crispy Okra that can be enjoyed as a snack or side dish. Add yogurt, Mint chutney & Tamarind chutney & turn into Indian street food.

Mumbai Paav Bhaji – A spicy and tangy mix vegetable mash, a popular street food of Maharashtra