A popular Myanmar street food with a rather unusual name is mont-lin-ma-yar. Literally the world means husband-and-wife pancakes. Like most Myanmar snacks, rice is used as the main ingredient to make this. It is made from rice batter in the form of two small hemispheres, each facing the other forming a loving couple. It is eaten with roasted sesame
Powder with salt and boiled green peas. Some people put coconut milk in mixing batter and some prepare the min pancakes with a quail egg in each hemisphere.
