25 Yummy Street Food Recipes to Make at Home You’ll Adore

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Do you ever crave your favorite street food but cannot find a truck anywhere nearby? Please do not stress about it.

You can simply whip up these 25 recipes right in your own kitchen. Street food vendors might operate out of humble pushcarts, but the dishes never disappoint.

They actually serve some of the most addictive food on the planet. Just imagine sweet and peanutty Malaysian satay or a cheesy Korean corn dog.

You can broaden your culinary horizons right now with these sensational recipes.

1. Korean Corn Dog

You are in for a serious treat if you have not tried a Korean corn dog yet. I am so excited for you to taste this.

This version features a hotdog or sausage in the center just like the traditional kind. Sometimes it even has a string of mozzarella cheese.

You cover the hotdog and cheese combo with yeasted butter and panko breadcrumbs instead of cornmeal batter. It even gets bits of French fries on the outside.

You will want to run to the kitchen immediately.

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2. Grilled Mexican Street Corn (Elote)

You really cannot go wrong with perfectly grilled corn on the cob. It is divine even on its own.

Just imagine how much more delectable this Mexican street corn tastes. You start with a grilled corn base.

Then you top it with sour cream and cotija cheese plus chili powder and cilantro. A splash of lime juice finishes it off.

This combination creates playful colors and textures. It is the kind of street food you will crave repeatedly.

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3. Shrimp Po Boys

The po boy is a classic Louisiana sandwich featuring fried fish on French bread. This recipe elevates the traditional sammie by using Cajun fried shrimp instead.

The creamy sauce that goes along with it is simply to die for. It brings mayo and mustard together with relish and lemon juice.

You also add hot sauce and Cajun seasoning to complete the flavor profile.

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4. Homemade Funnel Cake

I have really missed trips to the State fair over the last couple of years. One bite of this funnel cake makes you feel like you are right there.

This strange looking golden brown cake is beautiful. It is crispy on the outside but tender on the inside.

You sprinkle it with powdered sugar for a simple yet highly addictive flavor.

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5. Easy Samosa

Samosas are an outrageously addictive Indian dish. You fill dough with curry flavored potatoes and peas.

Then you deep fry the pastry until it turns golden brown. This gives the savory filling a crispy outer crust.

This recipe simplifies things by using storebought spring roll wrappers. Life does not need to be complicated.

You can make these in under 30 minutes any time of day.

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6. Street Corn Nachos

Mexican street corn is pure perfection to me. I do know some people dislike eating kernels off the cob.

You should make these street corn nachos instead if you are one of those people. The idea is simple.

You shower nacho chips with corn kernels and classic Elote toppings. This snack is easier to eat but provides the same great flavors plus the bonus of crunchy chips.

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7. Filipino BBQ Pork Skewers

American BBQ usually means ribs or pulled pork. Filipino BBQ is a little different.

You get skewers threaded with bite sized pork in the Philippines. The meat glistens in a sweet and smoky glaze.

You can enjoy Filipino BBQ on its own. It is even better when dipped in vinegar and chili sauce and served with rice.

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8. Thai Coconut Ice Cream Sundae

Are you looking for a dessert to help you keep cool in the summer heat? The search is over.

This ice cream uses a coconut milk base. That makes it crazy creamy and refreshing.

Palm sugar and pandan leaf infuse the treat with complementary coconut flavors. This creates an extremely luscious tropical treat.

You can serve the ice cream on top of a fluffy bun or over sticky mango rice.

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9. Grilled Hamburger Sliders

These juicy little burgers make perfect bite sized summer treats. I love giant burgers but I will not say no to mini ones.

There is just something so adorable about them. You know they have big flavors even though they are small.

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10. Banh Mi

Please put down the chicken salad. Banh mi is the ultimate Vietnamese sandwich.

It starts with a toasted baguette. You fill it with lemongrass flavored grilled pork and mayo.

Then you add daikon and cilantro plus pickled carrots. The pork is definitely the star of the show.

The complex combination of lemongrass and pickled vegetables makes it epic.

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11. Authentic Carne Asada + Street Tacos

Authentic carne asada may take a while to make. It involves hours of marinating and all that.

It is well worth the wait. Believe me on this one.

Your Taco Tuesday will never be the same again once you try these street tacos.

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12. Buffalo Chicken Wings

Every home cook needs a buffalo wing recipe in their back pocket. This one comes highly recommended if you do not have one yet.

These wings possess unbelievably crunchy and crispy skins. The insides are incredibly tender and juicy.

You will definitely taste the classic buffalo flavors in every single bite.

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13. Classic Onion Pakoda | Crispy Onion Fritters

Pakodas are another Indian staple that will give your taste buds an explosion of flavor. They are sweet onions covered in gram flour batter.

You deep fry them until they are golden. They are crunchy on the outside and tender on the inside.

You get strings of sweet onions in every bite. These guys are like onion rings on steroids.

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14. Korean Street Toast

Consider yourself lucky if you live near a Korea Town. It is not the end of the world if you are not so lucky.

You can always make this delicious Korean street toast at home. You fill it with a grilled egg omelet plus vegetables and cheese.

It is crunchy on the outside but tender on the inside. It is buttery and salty with a hint of sweetness.

It is a beautiful harmony of tastes and textures.

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15. Steamed Dumplings

I know the thought of steaming something does not scream excitement. That is not the case with these dumplings.

I highly recommend learning to make them from scratch if you are a fan of Asian treasures. That includes the dough.

This recipe covers you with detailed step by step instructions. I suggest making a lot so you can freeze some for later.

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16. Oven-Baked Sloppy Joe Dogs

I have always believed that sloppy joes and hotdogs belong together. These two dishes create the ultimate comfort food when combined.

You will be in heaven when you add a layer of gooey melted cheese on top. The chances of getting meat sauce and cheese all over your hands are high.

Who cares about the mess on your shirt? They are worth it.

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17. Mini Chicken Chimichangas

These heavenly chimichangas contain a creamy chicken and cheese filling. You finish them with your favorite Mexican toppings.

It is hard to decide what you love the most. Maybe it is the delectable filling or the crunchy tortillas.

The colorful toppings are pretty great too.

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18. Malaysian Chicken Satay

Does the thought of peanut sauce in a savory dish weird you out? It should not.

Trust me because peanut sauce makes everything better. Just look at chicken satay.

These skewers taste good as is with their curry and turmeric flavors. They are charred to perfection.

But it is game over once you drizzle that sweet and salty sauce all over it. The creamy nuttiness makes your taste buds go wild.

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19. Snow Cones with Homemade Fruit Syrup

Snow cones are another nostalgic fair food. You can easily make them at home.

Think about the fact that snow cones are just shaved ice covered with sweet liquid. It is so basic but tastes like heaven.

You will just need a ton of ice and a bunch of juice concentrates for this recipe. You can make these any day.

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20. Spicy Pulled Pork Nachos

These are like classic pulled pork nachos with a fiery twist. You cook the pork meat in sugar and soy sauce with rice vinegar.

You add Worcestershire sauce and lime juice plus garlic and onions. Can you just taste it already?

Pour the pulled pork on nachos. Finish it off with pico de gallo and avocado crema plus lots of grated cheese.

That is a Mexican masterpiece.

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21. Pretzel Bites with Cheddar Sauce

These pretzel bites are phenomenal. There is simply no other way to describe them.

They are crisp and tender and doughy. They possess a subtle mix of sweet and salty.

They are surprisingly delicious on their own. That does not mean you should skip the cheddar sauce.

The salty and creamy dip makes this snack a show stopper.

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22. Grilled Chicken Street Tacos

Here is another taco recipe that is a definite must try. You marinate chicken thighs in a vibrant mix of ancho chili and cumin.

You add pepper and cilantro plus garlic and lime juice. Then you grill it to perfection.

I am telling you that chicken has never tasted this good. Garnish these tacos with your favorites like cheese or avocado slices.

The more toppings the merrier.

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23. Homemade Fishballs

Fishballs are another skewered street food snack from the Philippines. You just have to try them.

A visit to that beautiful country is not complete without tasting these deep fried balls dipped in sweet sauce.

There is no need to book a plane ticket though. You can enjoy these balls at home.

This simple recipe is much cheaper than airfare.

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24. Chicken Caesar Salad Wraps

Caesar salad plus chicken burrito equals heavenly wraps. Street food is not usually associated with healthy dishes.

These wraps absolutely are healthy. I love the idea of turning a salad into a wrap.

It makes it a lot more filling while keeping it wholesome.

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25. Pork Ramen Stir Fry

This pork ramen stir fry is just as delicious as it is colorful. You take instant ramen noodles to the next level with ground pork.

You add a medley of vegetables and a salty umami rich sauce. It is seasoned with sriracha so this stir fry has a little bit of heat.

It is not so much heat that it will scare away the kids.

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