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Surviving Somalia's Extreme Street Food!!
A food travel host navigates bulletproof cars and armed escorts to eat his way through Mogadishu's oldest market — and finds the gap between the country people imagine and the one actually feeding itself.
- “Safe means different things in different places. But in most safe countries, the government doesn't require you to hire armed security and travel in a bulletproof car.”
- Somalia has one of Africa's longest coastlines. Yet seafood, as abundant as it is, has never fed this hungry nation. They have the fish, but no way to move them inland where people need them most.
- It's only been since about 2010 that people have been able to eat food at a place like this in this country. There was so much chaos, so much instability that people were not able to create mass production farms like we enjoy in the USA.
- “I love that we have an ocean animal and a desert animal uniting at last on one platter, creating peace in the middle of this plate. No, not in the Middle East. Come on, be realistic.”
- “A lesser food reviewer, upon taking a somewhat rotten bite of meat, would no longer keep consuming it. Well, that's not me, baby.”