You know when a restaurant’s name sounds like it was plucked from a travel brochure and you turn up expecting monks, ...

Slide rice paper sheet halfway into water, and gently rotate sheet using your hands to wet all sides, about 10 seconds total. (Do not leave rice paper standing in water.) ...

You may have looked at the name of this restaurant and thought, “Onice, what a lovely name for someone”, or, “I wonder where Onice is? Maybe in Provence”.

Cooking the giant feast, featuring holiday delicacies like pork and green beans wrapped in sticky rice, took nine or 10 hours. While it is not always possible to gather with one’s whole family in the ...

One of my favorite foods to eat this time of year is bánh chưng, the hearty Vietnamese dish of tea or banana leaf-wrapped bundles of sticky rice, pork, and mung beans. Making the square bundles is a ...

For thousands of Vietnamese Minnesotans celebrating Lunar New Year, an elaborate feast is a must. At the center of it all: bánh chưng and bánh tét, the humble sticky rice cake filled with meaning.

Sticky rice is more specialized in its uses; it is a key ingredient in Asian cuisine, particularly in Thai, Lao, and Vietnamese dishes. It is often served with grilled meats, curries, or used in ...

Helen's Recipes. Vietnamese Cylindrical Sticky Rice Cake Helen's Recipes. Posted: January 23, 2025 | Last updated: March 6, 2025. 190,296 views Jan 25, 2014 #vietnameserecipes #HelenRecipes # ...

It’s a relief, then, that 1st Street Pocha, the Korean restaurant that took its place, is as good as it is — especially its fried chicken. The rice flour dredge gives these thick wings a satisfying ...

Broken rice is a traditional Vietnamese dish typically sold as street food. ... including com lam (bamboo-cooked sticky rice) at 30th, xoi ga (chicken sticky rice) at 31st, com chay ...

Here we have chè ba màu, a classic tiered Vietnamese dessert with (from the bottom) red bean, mung bean, pandan jelly and coconut milk. It’s refreshing, not too sweet and lots of fun to eat ...

The sticky rice is the star of the show. Each bite transports you to the bustling markets of Hanoi, where the air is thick with the aroma of sizzling meats and fresh herbs. The sticky rice here isn’t ...