To experience a true taste of exotic yet mild Vietnamese cooking, you have to travel to this country unique and authentic taste dishes made. You will experience a gastronomical fun. Vietnamese cooks use fresh foods in their dishes and use a little oil or fat that makes one of those dishes about healthy food choices you can make. Vietnamese cuisine has something to offer everyone. Foods that fragrant, light, and healthy. It is suitable for vegetarians and meat lovers and everyone in between.
Rice thrives in Vietnam and formed the basis of many meals. Vietnam ordinary meal will include a meal of rice and meat or rice and vegetable dishes. While serving traditional, every person has a bowl of rice and main dishes together. Vietnamese food much lighter than Chinese and heavily dependent on fish sauce for seasoning. Other common herbs used in Vietnamese cuisine, including ginger, lemongrass, curry powder, onion, garlic, vinegar, and sugar. Fresh herbs such as basil, coriander, mint, coriander, and fennel are also used. Cooks aims to create foods that have a perfect balance of spicy, salty, sour, sweet, and bitter. Many Vietnamese cuisine is vegetarian but you'll also find all kinds of seafood specialties as well as dishes made with pork, beef, and chicken.
Vietnam divided the country into three distinct sections and each has their own variations on traditional dishes. North Vietnam for example, uses fewer spices but use the cooler weather vegetables such as broccoli, turnips, and radishes. South Vietnam has been strongly influenced by the immigrant Chinese and French colonies. The dishes from this region tend to be sweeter and use more spices. Many Vietnamese restaurants in the United States borrowed from the cuisines of South Vietnam. Central Vietnam known for its abundance of seafood and traditional cuisine served many small side with food.
Some popular Vietnamese dishes include:
Bun cha - A roast pork dish served with vermicelli noodles, salad, cucumber, bean sprouts and herbs. This dish is sometimes garnished with shrimp and baked beans.
Com ga rau Thom - A rice and chicken dishes are seasoned with fried mint and herb sauce.
bao banks - Steamed dumpling bag which may be filled with vegetables, mushrooms, pork, or quail eggs.
Many tourists to Vietnam fell in love with Vietnamese coffee. It is served both hot and iced. It has an intense flavor that comes from using a combination of smooth peanut roasting. Coarse ground coffee and brewed using Vietnamese drip filter. Trickle filter is a small metal filter that makes a cup of coffee at a time so that to maintain full flavor of coffee oil.
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