Bánh tráng trộn is a Vietnamese street snack whose name means mixed rice paper. Strips or cuts of dry rice paper are tossed with seasoned salt, chili powder, dried shrimp, flavoring oils and fried onions, and many cooks add minced green mango, peanuts, fresh mint or basil, quail eggs, dried beef and a range of sauces, so the exact mix changes from region to region. The result sets chewy rice paper against crunchy, sour, salty and spicy additions. It began as a snack for school students and spread across Vietnam and to overseas Vietnamese communities. It is sold on the street, usually in a plastic bag and eaten with a skewer or chopsticks, and is regarded as one of the symbols of Vietnamese street food, especially in the south around Tây Ninh and Ho Chi Minh City.
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is a popular Vietnamese street food made of bánh tráng mixing with a varieties of other ingredients
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is a popular Vietnamese street food made of bánh tráng mixing with a varieties of other ingredients
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core ingredients typically consist of: rice paper strips/cuts, seasoned salt, chili powder, dried shrimp, flavoring oils and seasoned fried onions
Ingredients and variations
Other popular ingredients are dried beef jerky strips, minced green mango, peanuts, fresh mint, basil, soft quail eggs and many kinds of sauces.
Expresses Tradition: Street Food Culture, In Vietnamese culture
Bánh tráng trộn is often considered as one of symbols of Vietnamese street food culture
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