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Vietnamese cuisine has been influenced by many cultures, Indian, Chinese, Thai, Cambodian and latterly, French. It is highly spiced and often uses lots of vegetables. | Vietnamese cuisine has been influenced by many cultures, [[Indian]], [[Chinese]], [[:Category:Thai recipes|Thai]], Cambodian and latterly, French. It is highly spiced and often uses lots of vegetables. | ||
[[Rice]], [[fish]] and [[seafood]], [[coconut]], [[lemon grass]], [[basil]] , [[ginger]], [[garlic]], [[chillies]], [[nuoc mam]], [[lime]], [[coriander]], [[galangal]], [[star-anise]] and [[baguettes]] are but a few of the massive range of [[ingredients]] found in Vietnamese cuisine. | [[Rice]], [[fish]] and [[seafood]], [[coconut]], [[lemon grass]], [[basil]] , [[ginger]], [[garlic]], [[chillies]], [[nuoc mam]], [[lime]], [[coriander]], [[galangal]], [[star-anise]] and [[baguettes]] are but a few of the massive range of [[ingredients]] found in Vietnamese cuisine. | ||
===Where to buy Vietnamese ingredients=== | ===Where to buy Vietnamese ingredients=== | ||
'''Try our recommended [[:Category:Chinese ingredients (supplier)|Chinese suppliers]] for those hard to find items.''' | '''Try our recommended [[:Category:Chinese ingredients (supplier)|Chinese suppliers]] for those hard to find items.''' | ||
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Latest revision as of 17:49, 13 January 2017

Vietnamese cuisine has been influenced by many cultures, Indian, Chinese, Thai, Cambodian and latterly, French. It is highly spiced and often uses lots of vegetables. Rice, fish and seafood, coconut, lemon grass, basil , ginger, garlic, chillies, nuoc mam, lime, coriander, galangal, star-anise and baguettes are but a few of the massive range of ingredients found in Vietnamese cuisine.
Where to buy Vietnamese ingredients
Try our recommended Chinese suppliers for those hard to find items.
PDO ingredients
PDO stands for 'Protected Designation of Origin'. Under the EU agricultural product quality policy, this "covers agricultural products and foodstuffs which are produced, processed and prepared in a given geographical area using recognised know-how". The following Vietmanese ingredients are those which are registered as PDO.
Country | Name | Product | Type |
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Vietnam | Phú Quốc | Fish sauce | PDO |
Pages in category ‘Vietnamese recipes’
The following 24 pages are in this category, out of 24 total.