Ecuadorian hot pocket
Posted by Adam Jadhav | Filed under ecuador
Makes me drool a bit
I stopped eating seafood while traveling down the coast of Ecuador. But not before I had indulged in this 30-cent wonder: a batter-dipped and fried shrimp hot pocket.
Ecuadorians do enjoy their street food and many a poor family’s livelihood is invested in a portable grill or deep frier. See below. Continue reading this entry » » »
Tags: economy, ecuador, food, photography, puerto lopez, shrimp, street food
Thai food diary: Squid on a stick
Posted by Adam Jadhav | Filed under thailand
It never gets old, this food on a stick love
Food on a stick for the pescetarian in you. This is the last of my food photography from April. Again, for the record, I ate only a little of what was pictured. Eating it all would have lead to an untimely food seizure, coma and death.
But I still miss it something fierce. Now, for a few days at least. The blog will power down. See you on the flip side.
Tags: food, food on a stick, photography, squid, street food, thailand
Thai food diary: Unknown, uncertain, don’t care
Posted by Adam Jadhav | Filed under thailand
Crunch-tastic
Don’t know what it is. Don’t want to know what it is. It tastes fantastic.
Tags: bangkok, food, meat, photography, street food, thailand
Thai food diary: Bag of noodles
Posted by Adam Jadhav | Filed under thailand
Noodles to go
Funny thing: This costs only a little more than uncooked Ramen or Maggi.
Tags: bangkok, food, noodles, photography, street food, thailand
Thai food diary: Jack pot of food on sticks
Posted by Adam Jadhav | Filed under thailand
Stick food
I’d kiss the person who invented this.
Tags: bangkok, food, food on a stick, photography, street food, thailand
Thai food diary: Soup, glorious soup
Posted by Adam Jadhav | Filed under thailand
Soup wallah
Hot pot of heaven.
Tags: bangkok, food, photography, soup, street food, thailand
Thai food diary: Meatballs and sticks. Genius.
Posted by Adam Jadhav | Filed under thailand
What's not to like?
Thais like to snack. Snacking is aided by the widespread availability of meat on a stick. For the record, I didn’t eat most of this. Couldn’t. Would have exploded.
Tags: bangkok, food, food on a stick, meatballs, photography, street food, thailand
