Banh XeoSizzling and Crispy! Vietnamese Seafood Pancake
🌍 A local cook's recipe, in your language
👨🍳 주이뼝
Banh Xeo, a traditional Vietnamese dish, is a crispy pancake made from rice flour batter, filled with vegetables, meat, seafood, and cooked into a half-moon shape. Notably, at this temple, it is offered free of charge to devotees, and ingredients are sourced through donations, making it a special place. The batter is made with coconut water, giving it an even richer and crispier flavor.
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🎬 주이뼝 · 지글지글 바삭바삭! 베트남식 해물 부침개 '반쎄오'Watch the original video on YouTube ↗
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- rice flouras needed
- coconut wateras needed
- cooking oilas needed
- bean sproutsas needed
- mung beansas needed
- vegetables (shredded radish, small green chilies, etc.)as needed
- shrimpas needed
- porkas needed
- lettuce wrapsas needed
- sauceas needed
Directions
- Mix rice flour and coconut water to make a batter.
- Heat cooking oil in a pan until hot.
- Pour the batter thinly into the pan.
- Place desired ingredients such as bean sprouts, mung beans, vegetables, shrimp, and pork on top of the batter.
- Once the batter is golden brown, fold it into a half-moon shape.
- Transfer the finished Banh Xeo to a plate.
- Serve with lettuce wraps and sauce, and enjoy.
Tips
- Banh Xeo gets its name from the 'sizzling' sound made when the batter is poured into hot oil.
- To achieve a crispy texture, it's important to pour the batter thinly.
- When cooking a large quantity of Banh Xeo simultaneously, heat control and speed are crucial.
🧑🍳 Recipe analysis notes
Supplementary notes from the video analysis. Please check the original video before cooking.
⚠️ Where this goes wrong
- It can be difficult to adjust the consistency of the batter, making it too thick or prone to tearing, so it's important to get the ratio of rice flour to coconut water right.
- If the pan is not hot enough, the Banh Xeo may not be crispy and could turn out soggy.
- If the batter is not spread thinly, it's difficult to achieve a crispy texture, so the technique of pouring into the pan is important.
🔄 Substitutions
- Instead of coconut water, you can use regular water or milk to make the batter, though the flavor will be different.
- If mung beans are unavailable, you can add more bean sprouts or other crunchy vegetables to compensate for the texture.
- Besides the suggested vegetables, you can thinly slice and use other vegetables you have at home, such as onions, carrots, or mushrooms.
🎚️ Adjusting the taste
- To reduce spiciness, omit the small green chilies suggested as a vegetable or adjust their quantity.
- If you want to reduce saltiness or sweetness, adjust the seasoning of the accompanying sauce.
✔️ Verification notes
- Check if the pan's temperature is appropriate by ensuring a 'sizzling' sound is made when the batter touches the pan.
- Determine the appropriate doneness by checking if the batter is golden brown and the edges are crispy.
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