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Traditional (Street Food) Recipe: Fish Ket Another popular street food in The Gambia is a pan-fried crunchy pancake look-alike called fish ket. Sometimes, it is confused for fish pie, where the dough is folded over a filling. However, the difference is that this snack is fried and served with a sauce topping. The sauces can be stir-fried onions, beans with stir-fried onions or smoked fish (Grone Soup). Do you know that My Gambia team has created a whole library of videos with traditional Gambian

LAKHASS Lets take a trip to Gambia and try Gambian street food it It is a Sandwich Made with very soft and well seasoned tripe and intestines Would you consider this a breakfast , lunch or dinner dish?.....Credit @chef_saho #gambianfood #afrifoodnetwork | African Food Network

Ice is a street dessert in The Gambia. It is a local juice made of natural fruit juices, put in plastic bags or bottles, frozen and sold to people in the markets and on the streets. Some sell it in their houses as well. It is like local ice cream, but in The Gambia, we call it ice. You can have different types of ice depending on the juice you want. Some of the most common tastes of ice are made out of the juice of kaba, ginger, tamarind, baobab, hibiscus (wonjo), ditakh, even milk can be made t