This is also the occasion that Duc Viet Food continues to bring to market many high-class sausage products – the original flavor of the famous German sausage line served at home to fight the epidemic. Fast, convenient and full of nutrition. Besides the familiar high-end sausage products that have captured the hearts of consumers for decades such as: Berlin Sausage, Countryside Sausage, Nurembe Sausage, Member Sausage, Beer Garden Sausage… now also have other products such as: Kielbasa Sausage, King BBQ Sausage with 5-star quality. The common feature of Duc Viet’s high-class fresh sausage line is that it is made from imported natural pig intestines, not collagen artificial intestines. So when we eat it, we will see a crispy but not very characteristic chewy taste. It is then stuffed into the main ingredients of raw ground pork or beef mixed with premium spices imported from traditional Germany. Depending on the type of sausage, the mixing of spices is also different to create a special and different flavor. All products have been changed to a luxurious and eye-catching new identity packaging. Showing the level of the famous fresh sausage product line of Duc Viet. A segment that many other products on the market today cannot match. Sausages are produced on a closed modern production line and have been steamed. Consumers only need to steam hot or fry, bake over low heat for about 2-3 minutes when the product is full of flavor and can be eaten. Served with chili sauce, ketchup, mustard, bread, shrimp noodles.

(Illustration) Unlike ordinary pork sausages, Cham sausages require ingenuity and sophistication from raw materials to processing. The outer shell is beef intestine, so that the dish has a tough, sweet and strange taste. The stuffing inside must also be pieces of shredded meat from the bones, so it has an attractive aroma. After that, people will deodorize with finely chopped ginger. (Illustration) And yet, a sausage with the right taste must have the fat and the fat. The best type of fat is sa fat, lard to make the dish more moist. The perfect ratio would be two parts meat one part fat. So mix all together with pepper, spices, star anise and secret recipes of the Cham people… to stuff the beef intestines. But the uniqueness of tossing and turning requires a unique ingredient – cold rice. Just adding a little fermented cold rice to the filling will stimulate the flavor in the strange sweet and sour taste. Each round, full, finger-sized sausage is tied into a string and dried. After 3 sun exposure, it is enough to drain, hunt meat and can be enjoyed. (Illustration) To fully feel the delicious, nutritious food of the dish, the best way is to grill beef sausages on embers, when cooked, “treat” right there. In the hot heat, just blow up and feel the melting sweetness of meat and beef fat. Mixed in is a little sourness of cold rice balanced and spicy to stimulate the taste of pepper and chili. The aroma emanating from the fire and the fat water flowing into the fire sounded like a “crack” sound. Dotted with sweet sauce, served with cinnamon is enough “standard” post. (Illustration) (Illustration) (Illustration) Tung lo ma is not only a specialty dish of the Cham people but also a precious gift that has been kept for generations. Once coming to this land, you should not miss the opportunity to experience the unique taste of beef sausages.

Like many Spanish-influenced countries, lunch is the most important meal of the day for the Dominicans. To save time on lunch breaks, ordinary families often make braff, a type of hot pot made from different groups of ingredients. On Friday nights and Saturday mornings, they celebrate the weekend by making a sea fish braff or pork leg. The Dominicans celebrate Independence Day (October 3rd) with successive festivals in October and November. This time coincides with the spawning season of crabs. Calalou crab soup is made from calalou leaves (related to amaranth), taro leaves and crab claws. You can eat calalou crab soup with rice or bread. Or if you want something to sip with beer, try the stuffed crab. The cook mixes crab meat with spices and bread crumbs and stuffs them into cleaned crab shells to put in the oven. On the beaches of Dominica, there are always stalls selling dishes made from freshly caught fish. They sell things like grilled fish cakes (flour stuffed with salted fish, salmon and cheese), ackra (deep-fried cod, jackfruit and waxy potatoes), fish titiwi (a type of goby) in chili powder and Grilled with lemon… If you hear the sound of horns and shells, it means the fishermen are selling the fish they just caught. This is the best time to enjoy the aforementioned gifts. Dominica rum has long been appreciated by connoisseurs of the world. Yet Dominicans drink rum differently from Westerners. They soak many different herbs, flavorings, barks… in rum. The most popular wine is rum soaked in the bark of the bois bandé tree (a plant in the phyllocarpaceae family). Locals hail this wine as the “Natural Viagra” for the energizing effects of the bois bandé plant.

Coming to Tam Ky, you should once try the delicious and simple jackfruit dish that makes many people who eat once have to flutter. It is a familiar snack, proud of many generations of Tam Ky people or students who have studied here. Ms. Nguyen Thi Nhan (84 years old, owner of Ba Nam jackfruit shop) has been selling jackfruit for nearly 40 years. At that time, she saw people making this dish and selling it on the side of the road, then went home to try it and everyone praised it, and then sold it until now. Because of her advanced age, she now mainly helps her 2 daughters to sell. Jackfruit is sprinkled with a little crushed roasted peanuts, grated coconut, and fragrant fried peanut oil According to Ms. Nhan, in order to get a delicious piece of jackfruit, one must know how to choose the jackfruit that has begun to “return” (nearly ripe) rather than choosing the old, overripe fruit. After that, the ripe jackfruit tree is split in half, separates each segment, and then uses a knife to make a vertical cut to get the jackfruit seeds as the filling. Take jackfruit seeds and steamed green beans, puree, mix spices, stuff the jackfruit and hips (ie steamed) again, serve with roasted peanuts and grated coconut rice, very mouth-watering. A batch of jackfruit is not ripe for about 40 minutes. Eaten when hot, the smell of jackfruit is sweet, giving off a fragrant aroma that blends and spreads with sweet, fatty, and fleshy flavors. To taste delicious jackfruit, it takes a few hours with dozens of different stages. What makes the difference, the heart of the jackfruit dish is the secret to making the filling of the people of Tam Ky. From familiar spices every day but through the hands of seasoners, applying experience through many years of processing, plus the smell of compressed phi to make up the fragrant aroma that holds diners. A plate of six-pack jackfruit costs only 10,000 VND but has a rustic taste, reminiscent of generations of Tam Ky people and tourists who have had the opportunity to enjoy. I don’t know since when, jackfruit has become a famous snack in Tam Ky city. If you try to eat one piece, you will have to eat 2, 3, 4 more pieces. If you have the opportunity to visit Tam Ky, don’t forget to try this jackfruit dish with the flavor of your hometown and people of Quang Nam!