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Be Thui Cau Mong: Roast Veal on Highway 1, Dien Ban
Be thui Cau Mong is young calf roasted whole, sliced thin and rolled in rice paper with herbs and mam cai: where it is from, how it is made and eaten.
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Mi Quang, Cao Lau, Nam O fish sauce and the dishes of the region.
Food · 4 min read
Be thui Cau Mong is young calf roasted whole, sliced thin and rolled in rice paper with herbs and mam cai: where it is from, how it is made and eaten.
Food · 4 min read
Hoi An chicken rice: golden rice cooked in chicken broth, shredded chicken and Tra Que herbs. Origins, Ba Buoi, Ba Minh and prices.
Food · 6 min read
Hoi An's own dishes, from banh dap and white rose cakes to banh no, banh to, banh xoai and corn che, with when to eat them and where each is sold.
Food · 6 min read
Ngoc Linh ginseng of Nam Tra My: how it was found, where it grows, its protected name, the festival, dated prices and how to spot a fake.
Food · 6 min read
Everyday home dishes of Quang Nam, sourced from the press: stone-snail soup, ca sao from the Thu Bon estuary, grilled flying fish and flying-fish roe salad.
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Banh beo came from Hue and grew bigger and thicker in Quang. The name, the bowl, the shrimp-and-pork topping, eating it with a bamboo knife, and three places.
Food · 6 min read
Banh kho me from Cam Le, Da Nang: exam-season rations of Quang scholars, the seven-fire cake, the craft villages, charcoal baking, box prices and where to buy.
Food · 7 min read
Boiled pork in rice paper with herbs and mam nem: its Dai Loc roots, the Tuy Loan rice paper craft, how to eat it and three places in Da Nang.
Food · 5 min read
Che luc tau xa came to Hoi An's trading port with the Chinese: the Cantonese name, the role of tangerine peel, Hoi An and Hue recipes and how to eat it.
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Goi ca Nam O, the raw herring salad of a fishing village below the Hai Van Pass: village history, wet and dry styles, wild greens, fish sauce and a health note.
Food · 5 min read
The story of Trieu Phat chilli sauce in Hoi An: the old herbal shop, the family house, how it is made, how to eat and keep it, where to buy.
Food · 6 min read
How Mi Quang began, why its name points to Phu Chiem village, how the noodle is steamed and three shops worth the trip.
Food · 5 min read
Mit tron is Quang Nam's young jackfruit salad, once a kitchen-corner dish. Origin, the season, how to make it and the grilled crackers you eat it with.
Food · 8 min read
Nam O fish sauce: the old village below the Hai Van Pass, its Cham roots, the old Hong-Huong label, how the sauce ferments and two workshops to visit.
Food · 7 min read
Cao lau and the Hoi An trading port: where the name comes from, the Cam Chau noodle makers, the Ba Le well and three places to eat.