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By Neil Perry
Published 1998
This dish makes a fresh and vibrant starter for any summer luncheon. The crispy crêpe encloses a lovely fresh herb and vermicelli salad. The dish is usually served with nuoc cham and lettuce. If you like, you can wrap the crêpe in the lettuce and eat it like a roll. Barbecued pork is readily available from Chinese food shops.
To make the batter soak the mung beans in water for 40 minutes. Drain. Put the mung beans and coconut cream in a blender and purée. Add the rice flour, sugar, salt and turmeric, and blend well. Sieve the mixture and allow to stand for 30 minutes in the fridge.
To make the filling, combine all the ingredients in a bowl and mix well.
In a non-stick crêpe pan heat up the peanut oil
