Knafeh is a delicious Cheese pastry dish. It is usually called Palestine dessert but included in many other Asian and Middle Eastern cuisines. There is an ancient story of Knafeh, from the Fatimid Egyptian Empire or Umayyad Caliphate. There are also many variants of Knafeth in Greece, Turkey and Palestine.
Philippine is one of the tropical countries that bless with fertile soil that can grow any plant above it. Sinangag is a genius cooking creation to process leftover rice with a simple ingredient to awaken your sense in the morning.
Pratha roll is a delicious dish commonly eaten in lunch by many people. This dish is also offered in many big restaurants.
Couscous tapioca and egg sauce is a delicious meal which is easy to prepare, saves time and very economical as well. This meal is mostly commonly eaten by students and some workers who live alone as it cannot be made in a large quantity which can serve a big family.
Uganda is a country found in Africa. The inhabitants of Uganda speak Luganda and English, Swahili is at low and with elite Ugandans. Fish Finger is among the loved food as it’s prepared traditionally.
Sidvudvu is the cuisine from Swaziland, made from Pumpkin. It accompanied with mixes from other vegetables and cereals like maize.
Mutton potato curry is considered in the top dishes of Bangladesh. Mutton potato curry is basically curry (gravy) with potatoes and lamb in it. People in Bangladesh eat this as a breakfast with chappati. This dish is considered a royal dish in the Mughal’s time.
Shakshuka is a meal common in the Algeria, Moroco, Tunisia etc. It is a wonderful and simple cuisine. Made all from natural ingredients.
Tet festival is an event for celebrating the Vietnamese new year at the beginning of the spring season. As a host, they will serve you with their authentically delicious food for the guest. Vietnamese dishes use various spices and herbs to create a rich taste in their food. Like one of their dish called Ca Kho To.
Chikuanga is one among the loved Angolan cuisines from cassava plant. Taking street survey in Angola you will get into eye sight with these delicious boiled snacks, dare taste Chikuanga and your buds will tell it all for the lifetime.
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