Traditional Turkısh Street Food
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traditional turkısh street food
traditional turkısh street food
I made these cute little pasties for a cookery competition, inspired by my mum’s recipe for piroshki.
Suppli: fried rice balls with mozzarella. One of the best Italian street food
A famous street food from the beaches of Madras, India. White peas tossed with coconut and green mango
Appetizer made out of Dried Anchovies fried in sweet and spicy coating
Pav Bhaji – Spicy vegetable gravy with buttered buns
Mangalore Bajji / Golibaje Indian tea time snack – I should say these are Indian Hushpuppies.
These Bengali eggplant fritters are a quick, delicious, and new (for me!) way to use up eggplant.
The juicy Big Frank at Big Apple Hot Dogs – tasty free range organic pork sausage on a soft freshly-baked bun. Best dawg in London!
Korilla BBQ truck’s “Rib Eye of the Tiger” taco, served at the Vendy Awards in NYC.
Deep-fried fish balls with sweet and sour sauce. Classic Filipino street food.
Traditional Japanese street food- Inarizushi (tofu pouches) with a more modern multigrain blend
Papri Chaat – Indian Street Food treat
Indian Style Corn Peanut Fritters With Mango Mint Chutney [Recipe for both]
Explore the flavours of Singapore, starting with this green chilli omelette with poached oyster, crab, mango, crispy shallots and coriander
Guest post and Italian street food – Florentine panino al lampredotto
Indian Street Food comes to my MN kitchen! Aloo Tikki – mashed potatoes and peas, loaded with spices, fried to golden perfection.
Flattened chickpeas tossed with onions, tomatoes, green chiles and spices, a very popular Indian street food.
Pawa (beaten rice) doesn’t taste like much by itself, but fried up with potatoes and peanuts, it becomes quite a tasty savory snack.
The Kogi Dog! You’ll never guess what’s inside this super delicious and moreish street food.
Crab Fried Rice – a fabulously simple and authentic recipe from David Thompson of Nahm (+ review of his gorgeous book ‘Thai Street Food’)
You need to experience the street food in India to know whats its about!