Recipe for: Vietnamese Bun Cha

Spicy Asian cuisine 50 min Medium 420 views ~29.75 PLN - (0)
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Description

Vietnamese bun cha is a poetry of flavors from Hanoi - grilled meatballs and slices of pork belly in a sweet and sour nuoc cham sauce, served with rice vermicelli and a mountain of fresh herbs. The dish is interactive: you dip the noodles and meat in the sauce, adding herbs to your liking. The freshness of basil, mint, and cilantro contrasts with the smoky aroma of the grill. Light, refreshing, and addictive.

Ingredients Used

Ingredients (11)

Servings:
4
  • Ground pork 400 g
  • Pork bacon 300 g
  • Rice noodles 300 g
  • Lettuce 100 g
  • Sugar 45 g
  • Fish sauce 60 ml
  • Lime 3 g
  • Garlic 0.8 clove (~4 g)
  • ✨ Optional
  • Thai basil 2 g
  • Fresh mint 2 g
  • Chili 2 g
💰 Estimated dish cost: ~29.75 PLN (7.44 PLN/serving)

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Preparation steps

1

From the ground meat, we form small meatballs, and we cut the bacon into slices.

2

Marinate the meat in fish sauce, garlic, and sugar for 30 minutes.

3

We prepare nuoc cham: we mix fish sauce, lime juice, sugar, water, and chili.

4

Grill or fry the meatballs and bacon until browned.

5

Cook the rice vermicelli according to the instructions, rinse with cold water.

6

We place the meat in bowls and pour warm nuoc cham sauce over it.

7

Serve the pasta separately with a plate of fresh herbs and salad.

8

We eat by dipping the pasta and meat in the sauce, adding herbs to taste.

Fun Fact

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Bun cha is one of the favorite dishes of the Vietnamese president, which has gained popularity worldwide.

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Tips

🍽️ Serving

Serve bun cha in deep bowls to make it easier to dip the meatballs and noodles in the sauce. Garnish the dish with fresh herbs and serve with lime cut into wedges. It pairs perfectly with cold drinks, such as jasmine tea.

🥡 Storage

Store leftover bun cha in airtight containers in the refrigerator for up to 3 days. You can freeze them for up to 2 months. It's best to reheat the meatballs and pork belly in a pan, and steam the noodles to maintain their texture.

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Comments (4)

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MariaKuchenna Question 7mo temu

Czy można zamrozić to danie? Jeśli tak, to jak je później odgrzewać?

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MariaKuchenna Tip 7mo temu

Zamiast zwykłej soli użyjcie soli morskiej - smak jest delikatniejszy.

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MariaKuchenna Opinion 8mo temu

Fantastyczne danie! Zrobiłam już 3 razy i za każdym razem wychodzi idealnie. Rodzina je uwielbia! ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐

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MariaKuchenna Tip 10mo temu

Można przygotować sos dzień wcześniej - smaki się przenikną i będzie jeszcze lepszy.

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