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Vietnamese Foods #1

Based on the descriptions, can you name these foods and drinks that are staples of Vietnamese cuisine?
Like many other national cuisines, a lot of these dishes are influenced by foreign cuisines (namely Chinese, other South East Asian and French ones)
Some of these are simply the most common dishes in Vietnamese culture, and are not necessarily of Vietnamese origin
If you enjoyed this quiz, you can try Vietnamese Foods #2 and Vietnamese Foods #3
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Popular three letter noodle broth dish
Phở
Baguette filled with meat and pickled vegetables
Bánh mì
Translucent rice paper rolls typically filled with pork, prawns, noodles and vegetables
Summer rolls
Typically iced, caffeinated beverage served with condensed milk
Vietnamese coffee
Sliced beef noodle dish from Huế with a lemongrass flavoured broth
Bún bò Huế
Deep-fried, rolled Chinese appetisers; Vietnamese versions differ in their filling and use of rice paper wrappers
Spring rolls
Dipping sauce typically comprising fish sauce, lime/lemon juice, sugar, chilli and minced garlic
Nước mắm
Fatty, grilled pork immersed in a dipping sauce and served with rice noodles, with the pork often grilled as meatballs
Bún chả
Sweet juice of a tall green crop which is mostly grown in tropical climates
Sugarcane juice
Crispy, savoury yellow folded pancake with several variations of fillings
Bánh xèo
Nut which is a common feature of Vietnamese cuisine as either in dipping sauces, or as a sprinkled garnish
Peanuts
Glutinous rice dish that is enjoyed either sweet or savoury
Xôi (sticky rice)
Famous brand of chilli sauce founded by Chinese-Vietnamese immigrant David Tran
Sriracha sauce
Staple green bean of Asian origin with a yellow inside. It is used in both savoury and sweet dishes
Mung bean
Commonly consumed green fruit containing creamy white flesh and large black seeds
Custard apple
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Thin white rice noodle sheets that usually contain a mix of ground pork, black mushrooms and shallots
Bánh cuốn
Most popular brand of Vietnamese beer; former name of Hồ Chí Minh City
Saigon beer
Meat pastry named after this French meat spread
Bánh patê
Glutinous rice cake with a pork and bean filling that is wrapped in leaves, and is sometimes fried
Bánh chưng
Traditional Tết (New Year) offering of sugar-preserved fruits such as lotus, kumquat, coconut and orange rind
Candied fruit
Grilled barbecue dish of beef wrapped in green 'lolot' leaves, which have a medicinal taste
Bò lá lốt
Fertilised bird (usually duck) egg embryo typically eaten with mint by Vietnamese people
Balut
Fractured rice grains dish usually complemented with grilled pork
Cơm tấm
Bitter white vegetable sprout used in many Vietnamese and Asian dishes
Beansprout
Marinated, caramelised pork/fish pieces and boiled eggs that are braised with coconut juice or water
Thịt kho / Cá kho
Dessert drink or pudding typically containing various beans/legumes
Chè
Mildly hot and sour beef stew typically eaten with a baguette
Bò kho
Rice porridge usually eaten when one is unwell; very similar to congee
Cháo
Baked or raw lotus-filled cake of Chinese origin eaten during Tết Trung Thu (Mid-Autumn festival)
Mooncake
Rice noodles and red tomato broth dish that is topped with minced crab
Bún riêu
2 Comments
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Level 26
Aug 21, 2024
what is Vietnamese coffee??!!??!!
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Level 51
Aug 21, 2024
'Caffeinated beverage made from these roasted beans and condensed milk; it is often served iced'