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Published 1935
Nems is the name of Annamese rissoles, which might almost be European, so little do they differ from some of our dishes. They make a somewhat stiff rissole paste, which is cut into a large round, about the size of a pancake, and somewhat thick. On this they put a spoonful of a finely-chopped forcemeat consisting of pork, mushrooms or cèpes, a little uncooked vermicelli, crab meat, eggs, all wel
