Baku Kitchen! An independent reference of traditional food

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  • Bak Kwa

    Sweet, sticky sheets of pork marinated in sugar and soy, grilled over charcoal. Ready in 40 min plus overnight marinating…

  • Batarekh

    Salted pressed grey mullet roe sealed in wax, sliced thin with lemon. Ready in 1 hr, spread over 3 weeks…

  • Bourbon vanilla

    Cured black vanilla pods, oily and fragrant, the island’s most famous export. Ready in 3 hr of daily handling prep…

  • Ceviche de camarón

    Shrimp in tomato-citrus marinade, eaten with chifles and popcorn. Ready in 30 min prep and 5 min cooking. 4 servings.…

  • Caviar

    Salted sturgeon roe eaten on blini with sour cream. Ready in 40 min prep and 1–3 months maturing at -2°C…

  • ʻOta ʻIka

    Raw fish in citrus and coconut cream with cucumber and tomato. Ready in 25 min prep and 30 min cooking.…

  • Hollandse Nieuwe

    Raw brined new herring with chopped onion, eaten whole. Ready in 20 min prep and 5 days ripening plus 48…

  • Jamón ibérico

    Acorn-fed cured ham hand-carved wafer thin. Ready in 2 hr active work over 3 years prep and 24 to 48…

  • Kazy

    Cured horse-rib sausage, sliced for honored guests. Ready in 1 hr 30 min prep and 3 to 7 days curing,…

  • Kokoda

    Raw fish cured in lime, dressed with coconut milk, chili and onion. Ready in 25 min prep and 2 hr…