Banh trang cuon thit heo refers to a special food from the Center of Vietnam which is also known as "Dry pancake roll with pork". It is a big plate of fresh vegetables with a peppery-hot red chilly, a plate of boiled lean and fat meat, a bowl of fish sauce, and a plate of dry pancakes which are displayed on the dining table. Customers have to serve themselves with all of the 10 substances mentioned above. Banh trang cuon thit heo is not only considered as a daily dish, but also likely an artistic specialty of the Central citizens.






A big plate of
Banh trang cuon th?t heo

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