The Vietnamese Cookbook

The Vietnamese Cookbook by Meera Freeman, published by Viking in 1995, offers a comprehensive collection of Vietnamese recipes that range from snacks to drinks. This edition, written in English and spanning 160 pages, includes introductions to various dishes, a glossary of ingredients, and translations of Vietnamese terms, enhancing the reader’s understanding of the cuisine. The book also features some full-color photographs and an index for easy navigation.
Readers will find a diverse array of cooking techniques and authentic flavors that reflect the rich culinary traditions of Vietnam. The authors, a food consultant specializing in international cuisines and a Vietnamese soup-kitchen proprietor, provide insights that make this cookbook a valuable resource for anyone interested in regional and ethnic cooking. With its detailed approach to Vietnamese cuisine, this book serves as a guide for both novice cooks and experienced chefs looking to explore new culinary landscapes.
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Vietnamese recipes, from snacks to drinks, with introductions, glossary of ingredients, translation of Vietnamese terms, some full-colour photographs, and index. The Melbourne authors are a food-consultant specialising in international cuisines and a Vietnamese soup-kitchen proprietor.
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