Difference between revisions 74150 and 74151 on viwikibooks<small><[[Cookbook]] | [[Cookbook:Cuisine of Vietnam|ack to Vietnamese Cuisine]]</small> | [[Cookbook:Sandwiches|Sandwiches]] ---- =Bánh mì: Colorful Saigon Sandwich= '''''Bánh mì''''' means 'French sandwich' in Vietnamese. Maybe it started as a 'kitchen sink' recipe in Vietnam, where various leftovers would be tossed into a [[Cookbook:Sandwich|sandwich]] to finish them up (like a [[Cookbook:Po' Boy|Po' Boy]]). Now bánh mì is sought after by many for the unique and delicious flavors. There are many different types of bánh mì sandwiches, ranging f(contracted; show full) Standard bánh mì ingredients: * pickled julienned [[Cookbook:Carrot|carrot]] * julienned pickling/english [[Cookbook:Cucumber|cucumber]] (not the American one) * [[Cookbook:Cilantro|cilantro]] leaves and stalks * super-thin [[Cookbook:Jal eapeño|jaleapeño]] slices Meats: * BBQ [[Cookbook:Pork|pork]] * BBQ [[Cookbook:Chicken|chicken]] * Ssliced pork pate * Ssliced pork meatloaf * BBQ [[Cookbook:Beef|beef]] * Vvegetable-based texturizers (tofu-tvp, wheatgluten, seitan, sueyu, suegai) * [[Cookbook:Meatball|Mmeatballs]] * Ssliced Chinese/Thai/Vietnamese style [[Cookbook:Sausage|sausage]] (waxy kind) * [[Cookbook:Sardine|Ssardines]] * [[Cookbook:Tripe|Ttripe]] * Smoked[[Cookbook:Smoked|smoked]] [[Cookbook:Salmon|salmon]] * Ggrilled or [[Cookbook:Frying|fried]] [[Cookbook:White fFish|white fish]] Other ingredients: * Ssliced [[Cookbook:Turnip|turnip]] * Pickled[[Cookbook:Pickling|pickled]] julienned [[Cookbook:Daikon|daikon]] radish * Hhandful of [[Cookbook:Green oOnion|green onion]] * Ssliced, patted dry [[Cookbook:Tomato|tomatoes]] * Ssprigs of [[Cookbook:Mint|mint]] * Ssprigs of [[Cookbook:Basil|basil]] * Sshredded [[Cookbook:Cabbage|cabbage]] * S[[Cookbook:Sprout|sprout mix]] * [[Cookbook:Lettuce|Llettuce]] Sauces for sandwich: * Tip: Use Japanese Mayonnaise[[Cookbook:Cuisine of Japan|Japanese]] [[Cookbook:Mayonnaise|mayonnaise]] (Cupie Mayo - squeeze bottle with a baby on front) * (Mayso) Mmayo and soy * (Maysocha) Mmayo, soy, [[Cookbook:Sriracha|sriracha]] chili sauce * (Maycha) Mmayo, sriracha * (Hot Mom) Mmayo, ''Lao Gan Ma'' – Sad, Old grandmother Chinese hot sauce (also great with [[Cookbook:French Fries|French fries]]) * Aany of the above with [[Cookbook:Lime|lime]] (or [[Cookbook:Lemon|lemon]]) juice and [[Cookbook:Sugar|sugar]] * BBQ sauce and mayo Pickling the vegetables: Sprinkle light [[Cookbook:Salt|salt]] over julienned vegetables, wait 5 min, rinse with cold water. Mix equal parts of water, coconut vinegar (or white) with natural [[Cookbook:Sugar|sugar]] (or white). Bring to a boil, cool and pour over vegetables. Store mixture using an appropriate container (glass, polycarbonate, hdpe 5+) in the refrigerator. {{Wikipedia|Banh Mi}} ---- Original author: [[User:Mchrisneglia|Mchrisneglia]] <mchrisneglia AT yahoo DOT com>, March 24, 2004 Author's Notes: please contribute! [[Category:Vietnamese recipes|Banh Mi]]⏎ ⏎ [[Category:Sandwiches|Banh Mi]] All content in the above text box is licensed under the Creative Commons Attribution-ShareAlike license Version 4 and was originally sourced from https://vi.wikibooks.org/w/index.php?diff=prev&oldid=74151.
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