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Banh Mi – Tien Giang | Famous specialty of Tien Giang Province

If you are wondering what to eat in the list of Tien Giang specialties, banh mi is a great choice. The ingredients for the cake are very simple and familiar such as rice flour, tapioca flour, green beans, lean pork, ground shrimp, straw mushrooms, pork brain, bean sprouts, etc.

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Tien Giang patch cake is delicious and crispy

After the ingredients are preliminarily processed and a thick mixture of tapioca and rice flour is obtained, the chef will begin to fry the cakes. The shepherd must be very skillful so as not to break the bread. The cake when ripe has a beautiful golden color. The cake is shaped like a West Lake shrimp cake, with a red shrimp au bending over it. This is a dish that joins the list of specialties in  it. 

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Close-up of delicious patch cake. @huynhtomytom

Banh mi must be eaten when it is hot to feel the crispy taste in each piece of cake. Served with vermicelli, raw vegetables, cucumber and chili garlic fish sauce. When eating, arrange the cake on each piece of raw vegetables, then add cucumber and vermicelli, then dip it in chili garlic fish sauce and enjoy. Looking at the red and green color mixed with the dipping sauce, just thinking about it is really looking forward to the experience.

  • Address : Co Muoi cake, Highway 50, Vinh Binh town, Go Cong Tay, Tien Giang province.
  • Price : 15,000 VND – 20,000 VND.

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