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Vietnamese Food Anonymous 12/02/18 (Sun) 03:39:11 3f4ac7 No.232

I'm a huge fan of Vietnamese food and want as many recommendations as possible for things to try next time I'm over there.

How accurate is the recipe in the embed? What do you think of Huey's efforts?

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Anonymous 12/02/18 (Sun) 04:56:33 067064 No.250

I dont really no, but what is your favorite Vietnamese food?

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Anonymous 12/02/18 (Sun) 05:00:51 3f4ac7 No.254

>>250

One of my favourite things to eat in Vietnam was cao lau. There was a tiny cafe that served it in HCM near the apartment I stayed in. There was a restaurant in Hoi An called Wooden House that had an amazing menu, I couldn't pick just one meal off of there to list. They had fantastic, steamed dumplings called something like white rose dumplings. So good.

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Anonymous 12/02/18 (Sun) 06:00:06 067064 No.262

>>254

Tbh, cao lầu is a pretty decent food. If u want to make some in your home, u should make think like: Chả nem (spring roll), bún chả nem, bún chả thịt nướng,….

Also, try to make some cafe in Vietnamese style is gut too

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Anonymous 12/02/18 (Sun) 07:41:41 067064 No.267

>>232

>How accurate is the recipe in the embed?

its a little too…….extreme

Vietnamese food is all about simple and tasty. The way he decorate is unnecessary.

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Anonymous 12/02/18 (Sun) 07:43:10 067064 No.268

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how about u start with something simple but delicious? Banh mi is an example of that

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Anonymous 12/02/18 (Sun) 14:49:53 4f27de No.293

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How does dog taste? Does it really give you stamina?

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Anonymous 12/02/18 (Sun) 15:06:59 067064 No.295

>>293

well, you can say that. I'm not a big fan of this dishes, but when you eat a dog, it give u a lot of protein.

It taste good too tbh.

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Anonymous 12/02/18 (Sun) 15:07:44 067064 No.297

>>293

It taste like pork, but with more flavours

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Anonymous 12/03/18 (Mon) 06:20:00 8868f8 No.343

>>232

Have u try bun dau mam tom

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Anonymous 12/04/18 (Tue) 09:33:31 3f4ac7 No.480

>>343

I looked that up, fermented shrimp paste noodles? I've never heard of it. I'll have to see if I can find it locally.

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Anonymous 12/04/18 (Tue) 10:05:23 d242f6 No.481

>>268

what kind of banh mi anyway

i sugest the Hôi An variant, it's the best one we could shit out of us

you could however, make one for yourself, from a baguette (better chop the loaf down if it was to big), parsley and any sliced ingredients (you name it, sausage, cheese, cucumber,…). it will be called a submarine sandwich then, however.

>>293

dog meat have proteins, and mostly it is as soft as 3-centimeters-thick hemp rope. especially the skin.

>>480

they must have the following ingredients:

brined/fermented shrimp paste,

rice noodle (the circular pasta-like variant, not the kind they use to make phơ)

and fried tofu

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