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Spicy food recipes

Chapter 3 Spicy street food delights

Word Count: 746    |    Released on: 11/01/2025

: Spicy Stree

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ved feature of many cuisines across the globe. Street food captures the essence of local flavors, traditions, and a l

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1: Spicy Tac

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up oran

oon apple c

es garli

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t to

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ns and cilantr

me w

truct

ange juice, apple cider vinegar, garlic

de and let it sit for at least 2 hou

he marinated pork until car

las in a separate p

with diced pineapple, chopped onions, and c

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2: Spicy Ind

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all, hollow fr

p cooked

p diced

p tamari

spoon cha

chilies, f

nd cilantro le

spicy

ups co

oon roasted

een chutney (add m

lt, t

truct

sted cumin powder, green chutney, and salt. Adj

as and diced potatoes. Add tamarind

uri, fill it with the chickpea-potato mixture, an

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3: Spicy Kor

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spoon veg

ater or ch

gochujang (Kor

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espoon s

fish cakes

ns, chopped,

seeds, fo

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e oil over medium heat. Add wate

gar, and soy sauce, mixi

ng). Cook for about 10-15 minutes until the

ith chopped green on

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Making Street

eshest herbs, vegetables, and spices. This will enh

omes in various heat levels. Taste as you g

about the visual appeal as it is about taste. Use

wy, and gooey textures for a more enjoyable eating e

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Street F

f street food, showcasing local flavors and traditions. From India'

ch history of feeding people on the go, maki

ften serve as a gathering place for locals

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osin

you're inspired to recreate these bold flavors in your kitchen. In Episode 4, we'll

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want to include more recipes,

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