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Fish sauce on the table across the three regions: from how it is mixed to what it is eaten with
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Cao Bang banh cuon: a thin rice sheet eaten with a bowl of hot broth on the frontier
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How to cook Vietnamese chicken curry: gently rich, tender meat and potatoes that hold together
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The coastal kitchen of central Vietnam: grilled fish, fermented sauce and getting through the storm season
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Bánh cuốn across the three regions: the same thin sheet, a different way of eating it
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How to make cha gio that stays crisp, with an evenly cooked filling and no split wrappers
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What is it about a Vietnamese rainy-season meal that people far from home never forget?
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Banh cay from Thai Binh: from toasted sticky rice and malt syrup to a sweet beside the teacup
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How to make fresh spring rolls with prawn and pork: neat, firm and without tearing
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Why do Mekong Delta kitchens so often combine sweet, sour and hot in one dish?
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Central Vietnamese breakfasts: small servings that still carry enough energy
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The northern Vietnamese Tet table: from the pot of banh chung to the first family meal of the year
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How to cook mi Quang with chicken: deep flavour, noodles that hold and just enough broth
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Banh da cua of Hai Phong: red noodles and a bowl of crab broth with the port city's character
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How do home meals differ across Vietnam's three regions in what is chosen and how it is seasoned?
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How to make Hanoi bun cha: deeply fragrant, tender meat and a balanced dipping sauce
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How to make southern banh xeo: thin, crisp for longer and not greasy