Baku Kitchen! An independent reference of traditional food

vegetarian

3,767 dishes.

Kaka pizonSmall knobbly fritters of fried sweetened dough, sold by the bagfulKakadu PlumTart green native fruit eaten fresh or made into jam and saucessalad & sideKakakeGiant swamp taro, dense and starchy; boiled or baked in the motu.KakigoriFeather-fine shaved ice drenched in syrup, often with condensed milk and beansKakloBalls of mashed overripe plantain spiked with pepper and ginger, deep friedKalasweet fried dough puffs sold in the morningsKalahari trufflesdesert truffles unearthed after rains, boiled or grilledfermented & pickledKalamata olivesAlmond-shaped purple olives cured in brine and vinegar, salty and fruity.Kalb el louzsyrup-soaked semolina and almond squares, beloved during Ramadansalad & sideKalembulaSweet potato leaves stewed with tomato, onion and groundnutKaleveSweet coconut toddy collected morning and evening, the staple drinkKalhu SaiStrong black tea taken sweet, drunk with short eats in the afternoonKaliEstonian kvass, a fermented dark bread soft drink.KalikLight lager drunk cold at Junkanoo and on the beachcocktailKalimotxoequal parts red wine and cola over ice, drunk at street festivalsKalitsouniaSmall Cretan pastries filled with mizithra cheese or wild greens.KallajThin pastry sheets fried with cheese and soaked in syrup, eaten in Ramadan.Kallmetnative red grape of the Lezhë hills giving soft, dark winesmainKaloDark stiff millet bread kneaded hot and torn to scoop stewwine & spiritKaloupalm toddy tapped from coconut trees, lightly fermentedKamaRoasted barley-pea-rye flour stirred into kefir, lightly sweetened.KamaimaiToddy boiled into dark caramel syrup, drizzled over breadfruit or porridgeKamby arroRice slowly boiled in sweetened milk and served coldstreet foodKandoloSweet potatoes roasted on a brazier and sold hot in the morningfermented & pickledKānga PirauMaize steeped in running water for months, then boiled into sour porridge.KanjiBlack carrot and mustard seed lacto-fermented into a sour purple drinkKankankanRoast peanut, chili and spice powder dusted over grilled meatKannoli tal-irkottaFried pastry tubes filled with sweetened sheep ricotta and candied peel.snackKanyapressed peanut, rice and sugar bars; crumbly Krio sweetwine & spiritKanyangaFiercely strong home-distilled banana or sorghum spiritwine & spiritKaokiokiCoconut toddy left to ferment for a day or two into a sour cloudy beerKapeng BarakoStrong, smoky liberica coffee brewed dark and drunk with sugarKappariCaper shoots and buds pickled in brine and vinegar, eaten as meze.KapunataMaltese ratatouille of eggplant, tomatoes, capersKapusta kiszonaSalt-fermented cabbage eaten raw in salads or stewed with meatdessertKarabij HalabNut-stuffed semolina domes served under a cloud of white soapwort cream.
  • Boniatillo

    Sweet potato purée cooked with sugar syrup, lime and cinnamon. Ready in 20 minutes prep and 40 minutes cooking. Serves…

  • Bougatsa

    Thessaloniki phyllo with custard or cheese, dusted with sugar. Ready in 30 min prep and 50 min cooking. 1 tray,…

  • Bossche bol

    Fist-sized cream-filled choux ball fully coated in dark chocolate. Ready in 40 min prep and 50 min cooking. 6 large…

  • Bota

    Soft morning porridge stirred with peanut butter or jam. Ready in 5 min prep and 20 min cooking. 4 servings.…

  • Botokoin

    Fried balls of sweet wheat dough, crisp outside and soft within. Ready in 20 minutes prep and 25 minutes cooking.…

  • Bosnian coffee

    Unfiltered coffee brewed in copper džezva, with rahat lokum. Ready in 5 min prep and 8 min cooking. 3 small…

  • Bors acru

    Sour bran ferment stirred into zeamă and other soups. Ready in 20 min prep and 10 min cooking. Makes about…

  • Boshi Mashuni

    Shredded banana flower with coconut, chilli, onion and lime. Ready in 40 minutes prep and 15 minutes cooking. Serves 4…

  • Borjomi

    Salty naturally carbonated mineral water from a volcanic gorge. A drink recipe from Georgia.

  • Borovička

    Clear juniper spirit drunk cold as a shot before a meal. A wine & spirit recipe from Slovakia.