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Continue reading →: Lemon-cured sirloin (Bò tái chanh)from Secrets of the Red Lantern: Stories and Recipes from the Heart (page 194)by Pauline Nguyen and Luke Nguyen and Mark Jensen
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Continue reading →: *Crisp vegetarian rice flour crepe (Bánh xèo chay)from Secrets of the Red Lantern: Stories and Recipes from the Heart (page 233) by Pauline Nguyen and Luke Nguyen and Mark Jensen Served with Dipping Fish Sauce. P 33.
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Continue reading →: Turmeric and lemon grass vegetarian curry (Cà ri chay)from Secrets of the Red Lantern: Stories and Recipes from the Heart (page 236) by Pauline Nguyen and Luke Nguyen and Mark Jensen I noticed too late the quantities serve 6 as a main course. I departed from the recipe in three respects: 1. Instead of 1.08L of coconut cream, I used half coconut cream, and half coconut…
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Continue reading →: *Tamarind and pineapple broth with silver perch (Canh chua cá)from Secrets of the Red Lantern: Stories and Recipes from the Heart (page 97) by Pauline Nguyen and Luke Nguyen and Mark Jensen (It would not fit in the clay pot, so I used a large sauspan). Required Elephant Ear Stem (taro stalks). First for me. I used the leaf as decoration (as well as the stem in…
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Continue reading →: Wok fried noodles with tofu, prawns and vegetablesBok Choy, carrot, Asian Mushrooms, spring onion, garlic, ginger, chilli, soy sauce, fish sauce, and sesame oil
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Continue reading →: Fried Noodles with Bean Sprouts (Mi Xao Gia).From The Exotic Cookery Course: Vietnam (page 44) by Thai Dang. Cao Simple and good!
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Continue reading →: Grilled corn with scallion oil (Bắp nướng mỡ hành)from Into the Vietnamese Kitchen: Treasured Foodways, Modern Flavors (page 183) by Andrea Nguyen
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Continue reading →: *Ling fillets marinated with dill and turmeric (Cha cá)from Secrets of the Red Lantern: Stories and Recipes from the Heart (page 167) by Pauline Nguyen and Luke Nguyen and Mark Jensen Highly recommended, it was like a healthy laksa! Red Rice Stir fry Broccoli, English Spinach, Spring Onions, garlic, chilli, oyster sauce and soy sauce.
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Continue reading →: Coconut crème caramel (Bánh gan)from Be Inspired – A Month of Vietnamese: Inspired by Mark Jensen (page 27)by Roberta Muir and Mark Jensen I need more practice with this, the sauce turned to toffee! Attempt 2 (added toasted desiccated coconut)







