
The flavors of Vietnam
Now it's easy to sample this intriguing cuisine at home
Recipes
- Beef Noodle Soup (Pho Bo)
- Grilled Catfish with Noodles (Cha Ca)
- Hoi An-style Oven-crisped Pork Sandwich (Banh Mi Thit Hoi An)
- Braised Tofu in Caramel Sauce (Tau Hu Kho)
- Chicken with Lemon Grass and Chili (Ga Xao Xa Ot)
- Cabbage and Shrimp Salad (Goi Tom)
- Cooked Rice Noodles (Bun)
- Fried Shallots (Hahn Phi)
- Vietnamese Dipping Sauce (Nuoc Cham)
Political upheaval, ironically, can leave a bright legacy in the kitchen. Out of Vietnam’s long history of domination ― by the Chinese and, later, the French ― emerged an exciting multicultural cuisine.
Cooking techniques from those world-class cuisines, applied to the country’s tropical bounty, created a vivid palette of flavors and textures unique among Asian traditions.
How to Make Citrus Salsa
The bright flavors of this simple citrus, avocado, and pumpkin seed salsa match well with chips or tacos.
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This sampler of Vietnamese classics ― based on easy techniques ― gives you a taste of this intriguing cuisine.