How to Make Bun Cha (Vietnamese Grilled Pork Patties)



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  1. This recipe is so GOOD! Just made it for a second time tonight. Its fresh, flavorful and just the perfect summer meal. I skipped the rice noodles and and just went salad and meat. Delicious. I will be making this again and again.

  2. The only nit picky thing I would say is I like it better when everyone gets an individual bowl of fish sauce w/meat in it and you can dip the noodles and vegetables in it from the communal plate – much more slurpy. Also, my mom always taught me to serve the herbs whole and let everyone rip as they’re eating. If you pre rip them, they lose their fragrance, and oxidize/turn black. One exception is I’ll pre rip cilantro to take it down a notch. I’m not the hugest fan of it, but I know it needs to be in the mix to taste right.

  3. The ATK recipe for the meat pattie seasoning is very basic, no soul to the dish. For Bun Cha pattie seasoning it needs more ump to the meat: missing is the Oyster sauce, sesame oil, lemon grass, and some call for Maggi Soy sauce.

  4. I am Vietnamese and I am living in Hanoi Capital so this dish " Bún Chả" is so popular. It is served with dipping sauce made from lemon, chilli, sugar, garlic, fresh water…..It is so delicious.❤

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