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To many foreigners, Vietnamese are considered adventurous eaters – not afraid to devour the whole animal, blood and guts included. Insects are also on the menu.
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The so-called "daughter sauces" are derivations from the five mother sauces, prepared by simply adding an ingredient or two to the core recipe: here's a list.
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Global diners seem to have developed a taste for Southeast Asian flavors.
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Even the dictionary definition of caviar doesn't do it any justice. Described simply as "the pickled roe of sturgeon or other large fish" these words fail to capture the exuberance and luxury behind this world-renown delicacy.
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The word offal can strike fear into the hearts of some diners and inexperienced cooks, perhaps.
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CNN have rereleased a list of the world’s 50 best foods chosen by their readers and some of the inclusions might surprise you.
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Espagnole, veloute, béchamel, hollandaise and sauce tomate: what are the 5 mother sauces, that form the base from which countless variations can be prepared.
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Being the successor of the famous tea and having many years of research on tea, artisan Hoang Anh Suong shared about tea and culture of enjoying tea in Vietnam as well as the art of tea in Vietnamese culture.
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Vietnamese cuisine doesn't win any points for complexity. Many of the most popular dishes can be made just as well on the side of the road as in a top-end restaurant.
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Caviar is a mysterious, special and nutritious luxury food. It is taken from sturgeon and considered one of ten products worldwide symbolising luxury and wealth.