Looking like a bagel and covered liberally with sesame seeds, simit are hugely popular and sold from street carts all over Turkey. Traditionally eaten as a savoury breakfast bread with a lump of feta-like cheese and some tomatoes, they also taste mighty fine with butter and jam. The pekmez date molasses is traditional, but may
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Softly set scrambled eggs loaded with vegetables, spices and herbs make a spectacular and unusual brunch dish. Traditionally eaten without cutlery, and using torn off bits of bread to scoop up the egg, this is a very popular street breakfast in India to fuel the workers.
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Kati means ‘stick’ or ‘skewer’ in Bengali, and this street snack, originating from Kolkata in northern India, consists of a deliciously spiced beef kebab, rolled in a double wrap of paratha bread and a thin omelette.
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China’s answer to a sandwich, a bao is an exceedingly delicious steamed bun made from the softest, fluffiest white bread you have ever tasted. Here the buns are filled with succulent char siu , or barbecued pork. The recipe makes twice the amount of barbecued pork needed to fill the buns, but it’s so tasty
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Bunny chow is simply a hollow bread roll stuffed with curry – not made with real bunny, but with tender pieces of stewed lamb. In its native South Africa it is often spooned into large hollowed-out loaves of bread, which are designed to be eaten with your hands – quite a challenge, even for the
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Literally ‘fish bread’, this Turkish sandwich is simple, quick and utterly delicious – perfect for an impromptu barbecue. Just make sure your fish is spanking fresh – if ever there was a fish that should be eaten straight from the sea, it’s a mackerel.
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There are a few things I like to the eat the most when I go back to Italy: gnocco fritto is definitely one of them. I crave it so much when I am here in the States that it becomes a special treat when I am back home. Fluffy, crunchy and so flavourful, gnocco fritto
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Slow Braised Beef Po Boy with Debris Gravy Recipe Slow Braised Beef Po Boy with Debris Gravy is a classic sandwich that originated in New Orleans, Louisiana. The dish is typically made by slow-cooking beef in a flavorful broth until it is tender and juicy, then serving it on a French baguette with debris gravy,
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Bread Gulab Jamun recipe also calld instant gulab jamun with bread . an easy alternative to traditional gulab jamun recipe which is prepared by breadcrumbs or bread . Bread gulab jamun can be easily served as dessert or perhaps can be prepared for festivals like diwali and christmas.
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