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Coconut Pancakes in Banana Leaf Bowl

Leave a comment Posted by Lana on July 20, 2017

Vendor selling round coconut pancakes in banana leaf bowl

Stapler is the secret tool of banana leaf bowl construction

Food, Laos, Packaging banana leaf, coconut pancake, Luang Prabang, street food

Quail Egg Snack Bowl

Leave a comment Posted by Lana on August 19, 2016

For a 20 baht snack, it’s a choice between boiled or sunny side up quail eggs on a banana leaf bowl.

Food, Packaging, Thailand banana leaf, Chiang Mai, egg, night market, quail, street food

Inatata

Leave a comment Posted by Lana on February 7, 2014

Suman packaged in banana leaf and sold in ammo like bundles in Ilagan

Ammunition for hungry self

Inatata is one of the good ones (among the many suman in the country)

Arrangement, Food, Isabela, Packaging banana leaf, Ilagan, inatata, suman

Lemper

Leave a comment Posted by Lana on January 3, 2014

Sticky rice with shredded chicken filling in banana leaf packaging.

Food, Indonesia, Packaging banana leaf, Jogja, lemper, sticky rice, Yogyakarta

Sate Ladies

Leave a comment Posted by Lana on December 30, 2013

Looks like it’s a woman’s job to peddle sate on a chosen spot sitting almost at floor level beside their tiny grill.

Portable tiny grill that’s fit for the tiny skewered meat.

Banana leaf as sate plate.

More sate ladies in the street.

Food, Indonesia banana leaf, barbeque, grill, Jogja, satay, sate, skewered meat, street food, vendor, Yogyakarta

Angkor Wat Eats

Leave a comment Posted by Lana on December 16, 2013

Food vendors I came upon at Angkor Wat like the lady selling sandwich and steamed buns below

A closer look of the display window

Also a young man selling eggs, snails and grilled banana with sticky rice inside the banana leaf packaging. Most of the locals have an affinity for long sleeve shirts I notice

Cambodia, Food, Packaging ambulant vendor, Angkor Wat, bahn mi, banana leaf, Cambodian sandwich, eggs, food cart, grilled banana, long sleeve shirt, Siem Reap, siopao, snails, steamed bun, street food

Sinaing na Tulingan

Leave a comment Posted by Lana on September 30, 2013

Simmering tulingan for a long time in claypot saturate the fish with the added salt and souring ingredient such as kamias hence the resulting dish makes it a very appetizing viand. Locals who don’t want to spend time simmering and non-locals who would like to bring home this Batangas signature dish gave this old lady a market for her sinaing na tulingan.

Comfortably seated on the counter beside her palayok of sinaing na tulingan (claypot with braised tuna inside)

Carefully getting the fish where each one is separated by banana leaf during simmering process. The bones are very soft already that it can be eaten as proudly claimed by the vendor