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Do Luong rice paper - Nghe An | Famous specialty of Nghe An province

  • Address:  Vinh Market – Hong Son, Vinh City, Nghe An

Nghe An specialties as giftsNghe An black sesame rice cake is a rustic gift when visiting Nghe An (Photo: Collectibles)

Banh Da is a dish that can be found everywhere, but to be as delicious as in Do Luong, Nghe An, not everywhere can compare. The cakes here are made from rice flour, pepper, garlic and other spices. It sounds simple, but the way to make the cake is also a lot of stages.

People will have to use a little plasticity, no impurities, and then grind it, mix it with black sesame and some other necessary spices. It is then coated with an autoclave and then dried. When buying Do Luong dry rice paper to take home, you can bake it yourself and eat it directly or eat it with other dishes.

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