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Linh fish puff pastry – An Giang | Famous specialty of An Giang province

Linh fish is a specialty fish  of the West . Usually they appear more in the flood season every year. The fish is small, the bones are not too petite, and the taste is fatty. It can be said that Linh fish seems to be an indispensable dish. To take advantage of the people, turn it into a very special dish, which is Linh fish puff pastry. After completing the cooking steps, it is time to wrap the cake. Fish meat is wrapped like a steamed tet cake pack and then left to cool. Finally, it is cut into thin slices and dried to become a fish cake.
Fish puff pastry
An Giang Linh An Giang Fish Puff Cake
  • Address: Tinh Bien market, An Giang

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