All pictures below were taken from my "cooking" post for Photo Hunt many entries ago. I was not able to chance upon any street hawkers selling my favorite fish balls or kikiam or banana cue. I opted to use what I already have.
Photo Hunt participants are mostly from the west. Apparently they took squid balls literally, like "balls of squid". Some comments mentioned they cannot bring themselves to eat this even if they are very adventurous when it comes to food. Short of saying this is really yucky.
I have to actually add this to my post to make it clear what squid balls are.
Squidballs are made of squid meat wrapped in flour and egg for some, a little of salt and some spices. This is the generic way to do it but click here for some Chinese Squidballs recipe if anyone's interested.
***More street foods at Lasang Pinoy, Sundays.
9 comments:
we buy this in the grocery then cook it at home.. love it dipped in catsup..
we usually buy cooked squid balls from ODD BALLS.. the sauce is so yummy!!
huwatt!!! ano ba yun... "balls of squid"?
just like you i love squid balls! :-)
hubby prefers squid balls to fish ball, lol. as for me, i prefer the latter. :D
love it dipped in sweet spicy sauce, too!
Ay I miss squid ball na! mas masarap kasi pag sa street mo sya bilhin dba? hehehe we don't cook them here at home kasi ;)
My kids love eating this. I just don't indulge them all the time, especially if we get it along the sidewalks. :) Your homemade squid balls look yummy!! =P~
looks delicious:)
who can resist squidballs???
Mga kids kahit walang sauce, sige lang basta squid balls :)
squid, fish maski ano i like!!!:)
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