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    Delicious khmer food! by: evatheintern Views[307] Breakfast at Hotel San Francisco by: thewanderingrock Views[313] Peeling the prawns. by: lauraclaire Views[418] Spread on bread by: elenanikolovska Views[491] Sugar and Cocoa by: elenanikolovska Views[494]
     
    I'm ready for serving! by: azbook Views[504] In a nomadic society there are no packaged meats. There are no refrigerators and the only meat you will eat is the kind that is caught and killed that day. The horsemen asked of we wanted to watch the process of how meat was prepared. While this image may disturb most westerners and vegetarians, this is just another task in a long day for the men. The whole process from Getting decorated. marketing through arising the craving with the garnishing part. presentation earns and its the way, through which one can tempt the person to eat, even what he/she doesn't like. by: blesstravo Views[747] the beauty of the dish, in its complete form by: blesstravo Views[690] Havana, Cuba. The only food staple available in this grocery store is eggs. While a major source of protein for the lower class, the eggs come in quotas too, although one could buy as many as they wish from unsubsidised stores at a far higher price. by: cmijea Views[1358]
     
    Havana, Cuba. Locals are making small talk with the owner of a fruit cart. The price of the fruits offered for sale is adjusted for tourists; a local could not afford to pay the amount asked by the fruit cart owner. by: cmijea Views[956] Havana, Cuba. Far from the newly built resorts, the urban life of the regular Cuban is a continuous struggle to provide for the basic needs of the family. by: cmijea Views[878] Havana, Cuba. Employees at a common Cuban store are checking the inventory on a Saturday morning. Most of the basic food staples are subsidised but come in strict quotas for each Cuban. by: cmijea Views[1380] Havana, Cuba. People are chitchatting at the produce store. Since the country does not import any of its produce, the availability varies according to what is in season. by: cmijea Views[699] The famous empanadas of Salta, Argentina! by: wanderlustkiera Views[570]
     
    With more than 250 mouths to feed at the sanctuary, food preparation is a vital and constant task. Here Romaine, one of the gorilla keepers, prepares a favourite - sweet potatoes - for the animals. by: bickers Views[852] In the old city of Fes, the food section of the medina is particularly eclectic and it’s possible to find pretty much anything. by: fred_seguin Views[1058] There is no such thing as a closing hour! The mood and the people change during the night, but there is always activity. by: fred_seguin Views[534] Those photos are taken in the medinas of Morocco. Every big city has its usually old neighbourhood of labyrinths, full of people, animal, food, spices, random goods; they really are more than just a market. by: fred_seguin Views[1220] A peek into the life of a typical Uyghur family, in Xinjiang, Western China. It appears that bonding over a freshly sliced melon is an integral part of their culture. There is this great sense of intimacy that radiates from them, when you see them relishing the sweetness, in both the fruit as well as the kinship. by: priscilla_ong Views[932]
     
    This is exactly how I was greeted on my first day of travel to Xinjiang, Western China. It was difficult to sit through the entire slaughter, although I must admit there is evidently an interest in the transitional process. It does make me look at my plate differently, and wish it has remained as a black box that mysteriously transforms animals into something edible. It's highly controversial; but something in the children's eyes tells me that the shocked look on my face must have been quite disturbing for them too. by: priscilla_ong Views[438] Berlin's favorite street food - Döner. by: andrewgulik Views[611] Essential Thai cuisine ingredients (chilli pepper, garlic and shallots) are ready to be cooked in a wok on an open fire stove under the Memorial Bridge in Bangkok, Thailand. by: igory Views[922] Great variety and amount of street food in Bangkok forces street vendors to locate even on the busy carriageways such as Wongwian Yai Circle in Bangkok, Thailand. by: igory Views[901] Chefs are cooking Pad Thai (possibly the most famous dish outside of Thailand) at the Chatuchak weekend market in Bangkok. by: igory Views[760]
     
    too hot to do anything but sleep....our favourite rooftop, eating spot, surprisingly wonderful salads, crroissants and coffee..... not the India I expected (Shanti Cafe, Tiruvanamalai) by: avalyn Views[498] Dinner in Santiago with Norwegian/Icelandic girl and our hosts. by: mettesv Views[475] More of the food.. by: mettesv Views[320] A couple, who halfway kidnapped us, invited us for dinner. We ended up sleeping at their place in A Coruña. They talked all the time in Spanish and very fast. by: mettesv Views[296] The people who gave us a bed also fed us and played funny games in the dark (not as dirty as it sounds). by: mettesv Views[292]
     
    First Giant chocolate fondue in Santander... by: mettesv Views[268] And this is the last one! by: mettesv Views[284] And this one.. by: mettesv Views[329] This is the gourmet stuff. Yummy yummy by: mettesv Views[375]
     
    This is to fill up not for the gourmet tasting by: mettesv Views[292] Just throw the shells around.. by: mettesv Views[196] I mean it. A whole lot of them! by: mettesv Views[212] Lots of them.. by: mettesv Views[188] Pinxto in San Sebastian. by: mettesv Views[200]
     
    Strange sea food, particular to the north of Spain (Euskadi and Galicia especially). I haven't tried them yet by: mettesv Views[430] Eating chocolate and biscuits at a metro station in Bilbao, while we waited for our host by: mettesv Views[227] Oranges taste even better when freshly picked from somebody else's trees.. by: mettesv Views[242] Emergency chocolate is being eaten after long hours waiting for a ride. by: mettesv Views[269] Chocolaté best ever hot chocolate! So sick! And the man is Joris, Jess' ex. As all her friends met down under. He is a cool dude. by: mettesv Views[277]
     
    A proud Jess manage to make something with rice and a strong colors. by: mettesv Views[303] Making luxury sandwiches in the park with all the parrots. by: mettesv Views[334] Ana, yet another of Jess' friends from her travels. But they are all really nice people. Still surprised ;) by: mettesv Views[284] Dinner with Harout.. All photos of food will be posted! And not all meals are equally interesting :) by: mettesv Views[281] We made thai-food with a bunch of couch surfers. YummY. by: mettesv Views[253]
     
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