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This deep fried prawn rolls also known as xiajuan (蝦捲) in Taiwan. It's a tasty and easy to make street food from Taiwan. Here is the recipe for this dish.
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Soft, white Indian bread rolls that are baked as a sheet. Served here with pav bhaji, a popoular street food in India.
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Gua Bao - the traditional pork belly bun that was around way before the Momofuku pork belly buns
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the dish that received all kinds of praise over the weekend...Pork Belly Pineapple Adobo (the recipe from Manila Machine!)
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This is Dragon Phoenix Leg. A funky name dish from Taiwan. It's a very popular night market food in Taiwan. Here is my recipe for this cool dish and I hope you will enjoy it. :)
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when life gives you lemons... add some mint and make Mint Lemonade Sorbet! recipe from Sweet Lucie's in LA...
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so you couldn't make it to THE food event of the season, LA Street Food Fest's Summer Tasting. so what? you can make Sedthee Thai's Spicy Curry with Crispy Duck at home because we got the recipe...
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Fresh Chickpea Falafel - a love story (and step by step instructions!)
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Namu kalbi short rib tacos at the San Francisco Ferry Plaza. Korean-Californian taco reinvention.
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French Taco: braised beef brisket with horseradish creme, and caramelized onion and tomato confit on housemade flour tortilla.
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Coffin bread is a night market snack from Tainan, a city in south Taiwan. We can know where was the name came from by the look of this dish.
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For some reason, Taiwanese people really like name their food in a different and funky way. For example, “Tiger bite Pig”, which is also known as “Koah-pau” in Taiwanese.
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Famous in Taiwan, these delectable treats feature a pillowly soft bun with braised pork belly. Baohaus in NYC has a great one.
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Falafel- favorite street food of the Middle East
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A short, to-the-point tutorial on how to make Pad See-Ew the way they do in Thai restaurants. Professional demo (VDO) is included.
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Home made samosa pastry and batata harra filling. (spicy potato Filling)
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Perfectly roasted lamb from a roadside shack in Burkina Faso, West Africa.
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Farinata with caramelized onions and goat cheese, an Italian street food gussied up for lunch.
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A culinary tour of New York, featuring DessertTruck Works' Caramelized Apples with cranberries, puff pastry and vanilla ice cream.
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Gobi Manchurian/Cauliflower Fritters in Spicy Sauce: another star of the Indian-Chinese Cuisine.
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Colorful and attractive Indian rice with a special Spiced powder which makes all the difference to this pilaf.
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Wonderful Turkish Street Food! Patates Gozleme : Potato stuffed flatbreads
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[recipe] Channa Masala (Cholle). Indian-style garbanzo beans in spicy tomato-based gravy.
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Laksa is really the king of street foods. Laksa Johor is my all-time favorite of the laksa family.
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A bitten "Bea Arthur" - vanilla soft serve with dulce de leche, encrusted with Nilla wafer crumbs
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Jianbing is a delicious egg-crepe stuffed with a crispy fritter and a popular street food in China, and yes, can be recreated at home.
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Metro Balderas in San Jose, California. Delicious Al Pastor Tacos freshly shaven from the Trompo.
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Vendor style Italian sausage, made at home.
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GobbaGobbaHey's ube gobs: ube filled coconut lime sandwiches at the San Francisco Street Food Outside In 3 event.
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The best meat rolls and prawn fritters in the Malaysian street food capital, Georgetown, is on Penang Road.
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A walk through a morning market in Saigon, Vietnam.
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Spicy Sichuan Street Food at Home: Dan Dan Noodles
