Banh phu thi (also known as banh xeo or banh xeo) is a traditional Vietnamese sweet. Dinh Bang is a place associated with the development of the Ly dynasty and the first place to make this type of cake. Why is it called banh phu mi, it is said that during a village festival in Dinh Bang, Ly Thanh Tong and his wife Nguyen Phi Ỷ Lan returned to their hometown for a ceremony in Do Temple and were offered a kind of cake by the villagers. After enjoying, the King and Nguyen Phi both had to praise it. People think that if they can eat cake, the family will be happy. From then on, in the weddings of Kinh Bac people in particular and Vietnamese people in general, cakes must be present.
If you want to have a delicious cake, you must choose a delicious yellow flower sticky rice. The yellow color of the crust is made up of gardenia flowers. The baker brings the gardenia flowers to dry, when making the cake, soak it in boiling water to extract the yellow color, mix this water into the flour to make the cake color. The cake is wrapped with two types of leaves, the inside is a banana leaf layer, the outside is a layer of coconut leaves. The green wrapping represents fidelity, the pink ribbon is like a connecting thread, and the yellow cake represents the wife’s love for her husband.
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