Spicy potatoes with a fluffy bread called pav, topped with butter, chopped onions and fresh cilantro. Filling, quick and easy!

Crispy Potatoes tossed with spices. A quick and easy to put together dish. It only took 15 minutes from start to finish.

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

Mexican Street Corn + Avocado Crostini

These tacos have a sweet and spicy shredded pork with some crispy bits on the edges, fresh and fiery salsa, and creamy avocado.

Thai-Inspired Street Dogs: Grilled Hot Dogs with Peanutty Garlic, Ginger, and Cilantro Slaw

An easy, yet nostalgic Bombay street food is now possible at home. It has the goodness of many veggies!

You Tiao Chinese Fried Dough- Finally, this really works to make the Chinese breakfast food of Shanghai that’s loved by all!

Ancho Orange Grilled Shrimp over Mexican Street Corn Polenta with Poblano Relish and Cilantro Vinaigrette

Bacon Mexican Street Corn Hot Dog

Vegetable Toast Sandwich Recipe – A popular street food of Mumbai.

Tonkatsu Sandwich – a great bento box idea and a fantastic way to use left-over Tonkatsu.

Bring the essence of Thailand into your kitchen with this sweet, sour, salty and spicy classic! (Recipe in Finnish, Croatian, English).

Tomato Pulao – Easy and delicious one pot meal perfect for busy weeknights!

Beer battered halloumi with homemade pickled onions and tartar sauce – a proper British street food feast!

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

Crispy Corn Waffles with fresh Corn and a Mexican Salsa. (in German)

One famous street food is “Ghugni Chaat”. Ghugni is made with Dried Yellow Peas.

Fresh corn and black bean tacos with smoky sour cream.

Mumbai’s popular street food now possible at home. Black gram and potatoes simmered in onion gravy served with crusty buttered bread

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