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| admin raw stuffed mushrooms a take on traditional stuffed mushrooms, the raw version is just as tasty and can be served at room temperature or warmed up a little in the oven, if so desired. ingredients mushrooms jumbo mushrooms, wiped clean clove garlic, crushed / cup pine nuts, soaked - hours, minced
/ cup parsley, washed, dried and minced tsp fresh basil, minced tsp light miso marinade / cup tamari / cup vegetable oil tbsp honey instructions using a small spoon, carefully scoop out center of the mushrooms, leaving about / " of flesh around the perimeter. save stems and centers to use later. combine...
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out in extravagant settings, some of the best (and most authentic) vietnamese delicacies are actually found at roadside eateries, vibrant street markets, and humble-looking restaurants. a typical meal includes rice or noodles, a meat or seafood dish, a vegetable dish, soup and nuoc cham (fermented fish
pho is essentially vietnam's signature dish, comprising rice noodles in a flavourful soup with meat and various greens, plus a side of nuoc cham (fermented fish) or chilli sauce. a basic bowl contains tai (beef slices), bo vien (beef meatballs) or nam (beef flank), topped with bean sprouts, lime wedges...
http://www.vietnam-guide.com/vietnam-top10s/best-vietnamese-food.htm
out in extravagant settings, some of the best (and most authentic) vietnamese delicacies are actually found at roadside eateries, vibrant street markets, and humble-looking restaurants. a typical meal includes rice or noodles, a meat or seafood dish, a vegetable dish, soup and nuoc cham (fermented fish
pho is essentially vietnam's signature dish, comprising rice noodles in a flavourful soup with meat and various greens, plus a side of nuoc cham (fermented fish) or chilli sauce. a basic bowl contains tai (beef slices), bo vien (beef meatballs) or nam (beef flank), topped with bean sprouts, lime wedges...
http://www.vietnam-guide.com/vietnam-top10s/best-vietnamese-food.htm