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Banh Beo of Quang Nam: From Hue Bowls to Hoi An and Da Nang
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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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How Mi Quang began, why its name points to Phu Chiem village, how the noodle is steamed and three shops worth the trip.
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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.
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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.
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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.