Vietnamese: Simple Vietnamese Food to Cook at Home Cookbook Giveaway
May 30, 2021 by JennyEnter our US/UK/AU/NZ giveaway to win one of three copies of Vietnamese: Simple Vietnamese Food to Cook at Home by Uyen Luu.
Uyen Luu is a writer, cook, photographer, food andprop stylist and cookbook author. She holds supper clubs and cooking classes in her studio with Vietnamese menus and also does a monthly takeaway. Her first cookbook My Vietnamese Kitchen is a dream which we are in the process of indexing as well. The Banana fritters in that book are to die for.
When I discovered Uyen was releasing another title, I was thrilled. Vietnamese: Simple Vietnamese Food to Cook at Home is approachable and filled with dishes that include quick weeknight dinners as well as sweet things. The book is organzied as follows: Ăn Cơm – Things to Eat with Rice; Sharing Vegetables; Proper Salads, Vietnamese Style; Feasting; Heavenly Noodle Soups; Quick Midwest Meals; Sweet Things; and Basics.
Our 
takes you inside this beautiful book and features the following 
- Slow-cooked beef with lemongrass, star anise & root vegetables (Bò kho)
- Omelette with carrot, cabbage & chinese sausage (Trứng chiên cà rốt bắp cải & lạp xưởng)
- Tofu pillows, tomatoes & broccoli in fish sauce (Tàu hủ xào bông cải cà chua)
- Hot & fiery greens with anchovies (Cải xào ớt cá cơm)
- Seafood spring rolls (Chả giò hải sản)
- Pandan Swiss roll with mango & cream (Bánh bông lan lá dứa cuộn nhân xoài)
- Wonton noodle soup (Mì hoành thánh)
- Chicken salad with sugar snap peas, Vietnamese coriander & shallots (Gỏi gà hành tím đậu hà lan)
If you are new to Vietnamese cooking, Uyen can guide the way to successful dishes. If you are an old pro, you will enjoy the more elaborate dishes in the Feasting section such as Beef pho (Phở bò) or Chicken pho (Phở gà) which take some labor and effort. I am a huge fan of Vietnamese cuisine and cannot wait to spend more time with this new title.
Special thanks to the publisher for providing three copies of this title in our promotion. Entry options include answering the following question in the comments section of this blog post.
Which recipe in the index would you try first?
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