The Vietnamese Cookbook

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Capital Books, 2003 - Cooking - 120 pages
In The Vietnamese Cookbook, Diana My Tran transforms many of her complex traditional dishes into new simpler versions - tailored to the fast pace of America and the freshest ingredients from our local supermarkets. In Vietnam, a traditional meal consists mainly of rice accompanied by a salty dish of seafood or meat, vegetables and/or a composed salad. Diana invites you to create your own memorable meals with more than 100 tantalizing recipes for authentic Vietnamese sauces, appetizers, salads, soups, main dishes, desserts, and beverages. Combine the tempting healthful food with Steve Raymer's magnificent photographs of Vietnam, and you'll truly taste the exquisite flavors of this age-old country in all its beauty and richness.
 

Contents

Rice
11
Appetizers Salads
29
Soups
49
Main Dishes
65
Desserts Beverages
105
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About the author (2003)

Diana My Tran emigrated to the U.S. from Vietnam in 1975. She brought with her a talent for preparing the cuisine of her native country. Now a successful designer and dressmaker in Washington, DC, she has experimented and adapted her traditional recipes to the faster pace of American life. She is the author of The Vietnamese Cookbook and The Asian Diet.

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