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Re: What street food is famous in your country?

@bramuelI love those d


@bramuel wrote:

Mutura is dope and some mshikaki, samaki wakupakwa and bajia



elicacies

 

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Re: What street food is famous in your country?

thanks and happy ramadan to you too

Bappy
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Re: What street food is famous in your country?

PorcettaPorcetta

Italy 🇮🇹 can much more than offer Pizza...

Pork in his best way...

 

Thanks to Italy! 

@Gio51x

@ErmesT

 

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Re: What street food is famous in your country?

Nyama choma ugali and pilau with kachumbari yummy

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Re: What street food is famous in your country?

@TorM  the pork with hot bread and French mustard cook it well where it lives @ErmesT  ...

 

is a tradition between the Veneto and Emilia Romagna, in Emilia Romagna is famous the liquor Vecchia Romagna other than the limoncello!

the recipe for bread + roast + French mustard is written by your dear friend @ErmesT

 

 

enjoy your meal..

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Re: What street food is famous in your country?


@WaweruM wrote:

Mutura  pronounced as (Moo-Too-Rah) is a Kenyan traditional sausage that is sometimes also called a blood sausage.  It is usually made with meat and blood, flavored with spices and cooked and then stuffed into the intestines, making a sausage.

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@OSAMA@LucioV@AnuradhaP@U-royFelixAMake sure you sample some if you visit Kenya


I like this. Thank you for sharing. Cheers

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Re: What street food is famous in your country?

@TorMlooks delicious

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Re: What street food is famous in your country?

@bramuel


@bramuel wrote:

Nyama choma ugali and pilau with kachumbari yummy



 That Combo is unique, Pilau and Ugali on the same plate

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Re: What street food is famous in your country?

Yup. Sure @WaweruM this is fried snack like fried banana

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Re: What street food is famous in your country?

@No_ViIs it always served in a coconut husk?