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By Robert Danhi
Published 2008
It can be seen on many Vietnamese restaurants’ tables. It’s a blend of fresh chilies, garlic, and vinegar combined and coarsely puréed (or, in Vietnam, pounded in a mortar). It’s the perfect cure for bland soup, which is one of the many dishes it’s stirred into on Vietnamese tables. Vietnamese: ớt tỏi băm
© 2008 Robert Danhi. All rights reserved.
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