Friday 22 February 2013

Prague: Street Food


Let's remember Prague, where we were exactly one year ago, to celebrate our wedding anniversary? This time, I will share with you our gastronomical experiences... ;-)

Street Food in the Old Town Square

A stall of roasted pork meat. I loved it! The food was absolutely delicious!

From Prague 2012

In Prague, we find  many beggars in the streets, most of them, with the head laid on the ground, in a prayer position. During our lunch, at this stall of roasted pork, an old beggar started to look at us and the food we were eating. Since our meal was very well served, I put half aside, along with a slice of bread, to give him. He accepted it, but he went to eat it elsewhere, and not at the table as we suggested.

In this photo, Ceske Trdlo. In Portugal, we would call it "rosca".

From Prague 2012

Just loved it! That flavor of cinnamon and sugar, delicious! And with a glass of gluhwein, oh la la...it's really great. A perfect way to finish a nice street meal, don't you think? ;-)

From Prague 2012

Do you have a favorite street food? Have you ever tried street food in Prague? 

10 comments:

Sami said...

That "rosca" looks good. I'm always too scared to eat street food, I always wonder if it's clean, etc.
I'm glad the beggar accepted your offer of food. I remember once in London we bought a beggar a hamburger and he didn't accept it, I think he rather wanted the money for drugs.

Presépio no Canal said...

I never give money to the beggars because of that too - they could use it to buy drugs, we never know. I prefer to do it as you have done - to offer them something to eat,like a sandwich or a cake.
Did you try street food in Germany - like in the Christmas markets, for example?
Bjns! :-)

Jacoba said...

Happpy anniversary, Sandra!
Prague is still on my wishlist.
If you return to my post you will now see the pea soup and a 100 yrs recipe for it - maybe you will like the old Dutch language.

Presépio no Canal said...


Thank you so much, Jacoba! Very sweet of you! :-)
I'll come back to your post, for sure :-) I'm very curious about your soup and the old Dutch language. Tot straks! :-)

Margarida Elias said...

Que interessante! A minha comida de rua preferida é em Paris: os crepes feitos na rua - com grandmarnier. Que saudades!!!!!! Bjs!

Presépio no Canal said...

Que interessante, Margarida. Nunca comi crepes com Grand Marnier nas ruas de Paris (ficava-me sempre pelas baguettes). Numa próxima vez, vou estar atenta. Lembras-te em que área (rua, praça,...) podemos encontrá-los? Bjs!

dores said...

Começo por dizer que Praga é uma das cidades mais lindas que visitei até hoje!!!!!claro que não pude deixar de comer pelas ruas da cidade, é muito típico e quando faz muito frio é reconfortante!!!

Margarida Elias said...

Na zona do centro - Quartir Latin, talvez. Acho que vão ficando raros - mas são uma delícia... Bjns!

Presépio no Canal said...

Obrigada, Margarida. Se lá voltarmos, vou estar atenta. Obrigada pela dica. Nunca provei esses crepes e agora fiquei curiosa. Beijinhos! :-)

Presépio no Canal said...

Concordo, Dores. A cidade é linda e este tipo de comida muito reconfortante. :-) Com o frio que estava, soube pela vida.