I love plump deep-fried prawns. They're yummier if you make them at home.We eat the tails of the fried prawns at restaurants. So I have to be ready for the oil to sputter. Do not overcook the prawns otherwise the they will be dry and tough. For making 16. Recipe by Peko.

Got inspiration from Indonesian dessert, Pisang Goreng(deep fried banana), and Japanese tempura!

#deep fried

We are Indonesian, tempe and ta kwa is our most favorite food in my country, there's no a day without this 2 fellow soya bean made from, love it so much! Are you Indonesian? If you don't know how to cook this simple dish you're not truly Indonesian :)

So, Stanley Tucci is to blame for this one. We’ve been watching his show “Searching for Italy”, and the one about Rome left us with a MAJOR hankering for the deep fried artichokes known in Italy as Carciofi alla Giudea (artichokes in the Jewish style) Surprisingly easy to make, they are just amazing!

Another Indonesian street food that always be my favorite is fried stuffed tofu also called tofu puff. In Indonesia it’s called tahu isi. Stuffed tofu is a snack made from tofu stuffed with sautéed vegetables such as shredded cabbage, carrots, or bean sprouts. Coated with spiced batter and deep fry it. This time I am going to share the recipe how to make fried stuffed with sautéed vegetables and rice vermicelli. So here is the recipe.

Another country that my daughter and I love to visit for its food is Thailand 🇹🇭 If you have ever eaten Thai food you know it’s a rewarding experience. Thai food uses numerous kinds of herbs just like Indonesian food. Red Curry is one of our favorite dishes. You can use chicken, duck, pork, beef, or just tofu for this amazingly yummy coconut soup. This time I made some turkey meatballs with a touch of lemongrass and kaffir lime leaves to mix with the soup. Delicious! 😋#heirloomIf you like my recipes, please follow my Instagram @jenscookingdiary @jenscookdineandtravel

I’m not a big fan of ginger but... I don’t know why I could eat ginger so much in this recipe ☺️😅😂 The fragrance of ginger mixed with garlic, shallots, and oyster sauce always makes me drooling 🤤 Please follow my Instagram @jenscookingdiary (Indonesian) @jenscookdineandtravel (English) if you like my recipes 🙏🏻

Bet you didn't know this was a national treasure! All the way from Aberdeenshire, Scotland, I present to you, the deep fried Mars bar!

This is my first one to the deep fried recipes! Easy and yummy!!#deepfried

Since I didn't want to waste too many of this valuable short-season vegetable, I deep fried them in the corn silk. While deep frying, a heavenly aroma wafted up from the pan.Since the corn silk is not coated in the mixture, they will have a soft texture. Since they burn easily, deep fry over a low heat. I recommend serving them right out of the pan. Recipe by kebeibiko

Indonesian style for this fried banana is basically bananas coated with batter and deep-fried in hot oil. Once deep-fried, the batter turns crispy, while the banana is of course, sweet and tender.I suggest to NOT using bananas that you find in regular grocery stores in USA. Those bananas will not be good as they turn mushy after deep fried. Use Saba bananas (you can find them in Asian grocery stores) or plaintains. I use plaintains most of the time for this recipe because they are easier to get in the area where I live.You must wait until the plantains are really ripe. This means the skins should be dark yellow and have dark/black spots. The darker the better because they become sweeter and when you fry them, they will get caramelized.If you must use bananas from regular grocery store because you can't find either plaintain or saba bananas, that would be fine, just don't use the very ripe ones.