<h2>An Chua: Simple Vietnamese Recipes That Taste Like Home by Julie Mai Tran</h2>
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<li>An Chua: Simple Vietnamese Recipes That Taste Like Home</li>
<li>Julie Mai Tran</li>
<li>Page: 192</li>
<li>Format: pdf, ePub, mobi, fb2</li>
<li>ISBN: 9781645679431</li>
<li>Publisher: Page Street Publishing</li>
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<h4>Overview</h4>
<p>Classic Vietnamese Dishes That Say, &ldquo;I Love You&rdquo; Ăn chưa? (Did you eat, yet?) is a common Vietnamese greeting that expresses affection through the everyday necessity, nourishment and comfort of food. In this special collection of time-honored recipes, Julie Mai Trần, a first-generation Vietnamese-Chinese American and the creator of Share My Roots, celebrates Vietnamese cuisine and culture inspired by her mother&rsquo;s cooking. Julie brings the authentic flavors of Northern, Central and Southern Vietnam&rsquo;s most beloved dishes to your home kitchen. Find over 75 showstopping recipes from childhood classics like B&uacute;n Thịt Nướng (BBQ Pork Vermicelli bowl) and Thịt Kho Trứng (Braised Pork and Eggs), to restaurant favorites like Phở B&ograve; (Beef Rice Noodle Soup) and Crispy Fried Noodles (M&igrave; X&agrave;o Gi&ograve;n/ D&ograve;n), and must-try dishes including B&aacute;nh X&egrave;o (Sizzling Crepes), and Chả C&aacute; Thăng Long (Turmeric and Dill Fish). Filled with lush full-page photography and poignant stories of family and Vietnam&rsquo;s history, this love letter to Vietnamese cuisine and family roots paints a colorful landscape of the immigrant experience, serving as a cultural guidepost for generations to come.</p>
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