Palermo and Sicily street food

If you happen to be in Palermo do not miss out on the chance of immersing yourself in the color, smells and sounds of the local food markets. It's all about street food and for non Sicilians, even Italians, they are places where a truly unique fusion of culinary influences over many centuries can be experienced.

To enjoy best the Palermo street food, leave your diet regime at home and allow yourself to be carried where your taste buds take you.

Firstly, try sfincione which is  focaccia bread fried with onions. Then there is 'stigghiola'  which requires a bit of braveness as it is a quite strong flavor dish. It's a sausage cooked with barbecue and made with liver of lamb, provola cheese, onions, boiled eggs, entrails of lamb, parsley, olive oil, salt and pepper. People who had it confirm that's delicious!

You can't miss the classical pane (bread) and panelle. this is a delicious sandwich bread filled with a 'panella' which is a pancake made with chickpea flour, water and salt and finally dressed with lemon and black pepper.

Then there are the crocché, a sort of rissole made with boiled potatoes, and the pollanca (boiled corns), salted pumpkin seeds, chick peas and fresh pistacchios.

Read more about Sicily food and Palermo Sweet and Sour

Sole Blu Sicilia can arrange a Palermo food tour experience for small or larger groups and accompany you in gastronomic delights of the city of Palermo.

Palermo Tour Operator Sole Blu Sicilia is proposing for 2012 this fabulous week long food, wine and cooking tour in Palermo, as well as optional excursions to Cefalu, Marsala and Castelbuono. Participants will be taken to local markets, historicla locations, medieval villages and artisan food shops. 1st day: Airport Palermo/Hotel…
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