Steamed Rice Roll Flour
$7.49
Banh cuon dough is mainly made of rice flour and tapioca flour.
Traditional banh cuon is made by heating, boiling water in a cast iron or aluminum pot, releasing steam through a cloth stretched across the surface of the pot.
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The main ingredients of banh cuon dough are rice flour and tapioca flour.
Traditional banh cuon is heated, boiling water is simmering in a cast iron or aluminum pot, to release steam through a cloth stretched across the surface of the pot.
Nowadays, making banh cuon at home is very convenient, just need to be spread in a non-stick pan.
When the pan is hot, scoop a ladle of mixed dough into the pan, quickly tilt the pan to create a thin, even layer of dough, cover the lid and wait about 20 seconds, the dough is clear when cooked, turn the pan onto a tray to take out the cake, add the filling and roll it up.
A delicious standard banh cuon must have a thin, smooth, elastic layer of dough covering the cassava, shrimp, meat filling… In addition to the thickly cut ham and spring rolls, served with a full, crispy fried shrimp cake, we can add a little fried onion, herbs and sweet and sour fish sauce according to the formula 2 fish sauce: 3 sugar: 4 water and a little lemon juice depending on the user’s taste.
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| brands | 2Zero, Đại Phong, Miko Hương Xưa |
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