The name for rice paper that has sesame seeds in it is bánh tráng me. Check this out!
So I tried it!
As shown in the above video, they can be heated in the oven until they are puffed, though it seems most people puff them up by cooking them in the microwave for 2 minutes According to one page I found, they would have gone perfectly with the nước mắm pha I made, but I ate them plain this time.
Items partly used: one
These past two weeks featured the basics: hot and salty, sweet and sour. Salt and pepper on shrimp, vinegar in pie, vinegary chopped “mayo”, salty fish sauce with lime and sugar.
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So far, knowing exactly what I have in my pantry and being feeling accountable for using items has really proved motivational. In the past 9 days, I have made ramen noodles from scratch, baked a pie, and tried my hand at Korean pancakes. I’m an inspiration!
VIVRE POUR MANGER 