I was in Vietnam a few months back
and I felt in love with this particular bread delicacy known as the Banh Mi (looks like subway sandwich). It’s
actually Vietnam French Baggett, slice open in the middle, spread with butter and
stuff with eggs, cheese, vegetables. Sounds plain..? (trust me when see the old
lady doing it, I also felt its plain and judge that it won’t be nice…but
HAH..!! the secret to taste of this delight is the sos the use. After
everything is being stuff inside, the lady will spread the sos called ‘huong viet Hao Vi’ and ‘Tuong
Ot’ chilli sauce. (when I saw the lady spreading this sauce, I am like
thinking..’Wah lau eh.. damn salty’ ..!). I was skeptical when I had my 1st
bite of the sandwich, but once I taste it, I felt in love with it immediately..
It’s so delicious and tasty.. (I guess like the famous saying ‘never judge a
book by it’s cover’). Ever since that, I ate that sandwich 2 times a day throughout
my 7 days stay there.. I called it the ‘Vietnam
Street Subway’
pic source : www.delhibelle.blogspot.com
It’s sold all over the street in
Vietnam just like our local Ramlee burger for a price of 15,000 Vietnam Dong
(RM 2.30)..cheap rite…!!
Before my last day, I went on
scouting for the sauce and I bought it back to KL so that I can savor it
whenever I want too..
This morning, I decided to make my
own Banh Mi using Massimo Wheat Bread..here is how I do it..
Place the cheddar cheese, slice
timun and tomato on top of one another. Place the fried egg.
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