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  • Khabzey

    Deep-fried wheat-flour twists and knots dusted with sugar, stacked for guests. Ready in 1 hour prep and 30 minutes cooking.…

  • Kharroub

    Dark chilled carob infusion, sweet and faintly bitter, poured in Ramadan. Ready in 15 minutes prep and 45 minutes cooking.…

  • Khao Nom Kok

    Coconut rice batter cooked in a dimpled pan into soft-centred half spheres. Ready in 20 minutes prep and 30 minutes…

  • Khao Mak

    Sweet fermented glutinous rice, boozy and syrupy, eaten cold by the spoon. Ready in 30 min prep and 40 min…

  • Khvorost

    Ribbons of dough fried into brittle twists and dusted with sugar. Ready in 30 min prep and 20 min cooking.…

  • Khua Mee

    Rice noodles fried dark with palm sugar and soy, topped with egg strips. Ready in 30 minutes prep and 25…

  • Kimbula Banis

    Ridged sugar-crusted bun shaped like a crocodile’s back, eaten with plain tea. Ready in 40 minutes prep and 20 minutes…

  • Ķīselis

    Berry or rhubarb juice thickened with starch, eaten with milk. Ready in 10 min prep and 20 min cooking. 6…

  • Kisel

    Fruit or oat drink thickened with starch, drunk warm or cold. Ready in 10 min prep and 20 min cooking.…

  • Kinkéliba

    Leaf tea of a Sahel shrub, drunk hot after meals. Ready in 5 minutes prep and 20 minutes cooking. Serves…