Banh cuon

A detailed guide on how to make the best banh cuon - a soft rice roll filled with ground pork and wood ear mushrooms.

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Banh Cuon, a type of rolled rice flour pancake, is an ordinary dish which could be found with no difficulty in wherever in Hanoi. Banh Cuon is a common breakfast for many Hanoians because it is cheap and served quickly. However, if you have time, Banh Cuon nong (hot rolled rice flour pancake), served right [...]

How to make delicious Vietnamese steamed rice rolls at home using a pan. You don't need fancy equipments for this, just two pans and a lid.

Discover the delicate flavors of Bánh Cuốn and Bánh Ướt, traditional Vietnamese steamed rice rolls, served with savory fillings, herbs and dipping sauce.

If you don't have time to make your own fresh rice paper sheets, this recipe will help you save time.

Let's make Bánh Cuốn, a.k.a. Vietnamese Rice Rolls! Bánh Cuốn is basically rice rolls with ground pork, mushrooms and onions.

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Banh Cuon is one of the most popular street foods in Hanoi. Follow us to understand more about this dish and learn how to make it.

A step by step guide on how to make vegetarian banh cuon. This guide also includes a simple recipe for vegetarian Vietnamese dipping sauce.

Vietnamese Banh Cuon: Rice Paper Hack—a simple yet effective way to make Banh Cuon without the hassle of steaming batter from scratch.

Banh Cuon Chay, are tender and chewy Vietnamese rice rolls wrapped around a savory tofu and mushroom filling, served with a delicious Vietnamese dipping sauce. It's a popular Vietnamese breakfast option made vegan.

Stuffed pancake (Banh Cuon)

Banh cuon Thanh Tri is a must-try delicacy of Hanoi. Learn about its history and best places to try it in Hanoi. Thin, delicate steamed rice crepes and well-balanced sauce are what make it famous.

While traditionally the dish is made with freshly steamed thin rice paper pastry, store-bought fresh rice noodle sheets are just as good. They are available from the refrigerated section of most Asian grocers. Dried shiitake mushrooms can be substituted with about one-and-a-half cups of finely sliced button mushrooms if you prefer. If you can't find rice noodles, serve the mixture in lettuce leaves. Baby cos (romaine) leaves are perfect for this.

This may come as no surprise to most of you, but Vietnamese food just ain’t quick nor easy. The soups can take upwards of 8 hours to simmer; there are endless vegetables and herbs to wash an…