(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.

Ingredients for 3 people – 500g sirloin – 200 g carrots – 100g of celery, 100g of green chili, 100g of bell pepper, green onion, 2 cloves of garlic, 2 slices of ginger – White sesame seeds – Hot rice – Spices: Shaoxing wine, sugar, soy sauce, starch, vegetable oil, salt Processing Step 1: – Slice the tenderloin into thin strips, about 2.5 cm long – Mix the pork with Shaoxing wine, sugar, soy sauce, egg white, cornstarch and oil until the ingredients absorb the spices. – Marinate for at least 10 minutes Step 2: – Slice carrots, celery and green peppers – Cut the bell pepper in half, remove the seeds and cut into thin slices – Mince garlic and ginger, chop scallions If you can’t eat spicy, you can omit the green chili Step 3: – Heat oil in a non-stick pan, over medium heat – When the oil is hot, stir-fry quickly so that the pork is hunted again. You can put the meat in the pan in 2 batches to avoid sticking – When the meat is almost cooked, take it out of the pan and let it cool Step 4: – Put garlic and ginger in hot oil pan, fry until fragrant – Add the sautéed chili for 2 minutes, then add the carrots, celery and bell pepper to the stir fry – Finally, add the pork and stir-fry evenly, season with soy sauce, Shaoxing wine, salt, sugar, and white pepper. Step 5: Finally, put the dish into a bowl of hot rice, add scallions and sesame seeds. The dish is ready to enjoy

-2 boneless chicken thighs (about 320 gr) -85 gr sweet potato flour (can be substituted with other flour) -1 bunch of basil -1 chicken egg -1 tablespoon beer -Curry powder -Condiments: Salt, white pepper, five spices, soy sauce, sugar Processing: – Wash basil, drain. – Wash chicken thighs, cut into bite-sized pieces. -Put chicken into a bowl with 1.5 tablespoons soy sauce; 1 tablespoon beer; 1 teaspoon five spices; 1 teaspoon minced garlic; 1 egg; 1 teaspoon white pepper; 1 tablespoon sugar; 2 teaspoons of salt, mix well and leave in the refrigerator for about 30 minutes to 1 hour for the meat to infuse the flavors. -Add half of the sweet potato powder to marinade and mix well. -Roll the chicken in the remaining half of the dough. -Heat the amount of cooking oil so that it just covers the surface of the chicken and fry the meat for about 3-5 minutes. Remove the chicken and let it cool for about 2-3 minutes. -Continue to heat the oil pan and fry the chicken, add basil and fry quickly for about 30 seconds. -Make seasoning sprinkle on chicken: Mix in a small bowl 1 tablespoon white pepper, half teaspoon five spices, 2 teaspoons salt, 1/4 teaspoon curry powder. – Sprinkle the mixture of salt, pepper, five spices, and curry powder just made on hot fried chicken to enjoy. Minh Hoa (th)

An eel weighing several kilograms or more is normal. The bigger the fish, the better the meat, the more fat the belly is. The writer of this article has an unforgettable memory of eels. It was time to a fishing port to write articles. Before leaving, the director hung in my car a sandbag “a little homegrown plant as a gift for my sister”. When I got home, I just packed seafood, reminded my “sister” to do the kitchen, and then took a shower. While taking a shower, I suddenly heard a loud scream from behind the kitchen, and when I ran out, my wife had already passed out. How could she not faint when she had just unpacked the sandbag when a striped sea eel the size of a small python was squirming wildly! This eel weighs up to 13kg. The eel hotpot is delicious! About the strength and longevity of the eel, writer Buu Y describes: “The fish is very scary, at night he crawls ashore and then goes to the cage to catch chicks. Households near the river are experienced in catching fish. At night, every time I hear the chicken behind the coop, I know he is coming up, he crawls like a snake, but according to a rule, he crawls down that way, so people guard his way and sprinkle a lot of ashes, that’s when down, it fell into the ash nest, just lying in one place, no way to move.” Eel meat is tough, so in the countryside, women often slice rim with turmeric. This dish is great with hot red rice! At the restaurant, people often stir-fry eel with mushrooms (shiitake mushrooms, cat mushrooms, termite mushrooms) with onions, skull pepper… it’s very painful. Grilled eel dipped in ginger fish sauce or braised with acrid banana is also good. As for the eel hot pot, don’t say, the fresh water is dark, when it’s hot and sweaty, it’s already… According to architect Nguyen Trong Huan, in the list of fish, eel must be listed at the top. Also according to him, enjoying the right eel must be accompanied by the wine of Chuon village, the first famous wine in Hue.

1. Sprouts Just hearing this unique name, you must be thinking of the stone sprouts in the story of Trang Quynh, right? In fact, the name “germ gravel” comes from the way the dish is processed. The gravel is heated, then used to cook the wild boar meat, which has been thinly sliced ​​and marinated with spices such as pepper, garlic, onion, cilantro, etc. When eaten, people will use it with raw vegetables, dipping in sour chili lime sauce sweet. This dish is considered a famous specialty of Phung Hiep, Hau Giang. Sprout gravel dish. 2. Toss the furnace In fact, this is the Cham pronunciation: tung lamaow. Accordingly, “tung” is the intestine of the “curious” child, which is the cow. Simply put, this is a dish made from beef intestines. This beef sausage dish has long been associated with the Cham people in Chau Doc (An Giang). To make this dish, people use beef intestines to wrap the outside. The inside is beef mixed with minced fat. Just like that, mix all the ingredients with skullcap, spices, star anise and especially fermented cold rice to stuff into beef intestines. Each round, full and 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. 3. Humiliation Khau humiliation, also known as lying stitch, is a dish originating from Guangdong, China, introduced to Vietnam through the variation of the Tay, Nung, and Ngai ethnic groups and over time has become a special dish. famous product. It usually appears only on family occasions such as Tet holidays and weddings. The name “humiliation” comes from the Chinese transliteration, where “stew” means “steamed until soft”, and “humiliated” means “meat”. Therefore, if the translation is correct, it can be understood that the meat is steamed or steamed until cooked. 4. Lap lap hotpot “Lap Lap” (also called “Lap Sap”, “Lap Lap” or “Cross”) is a local language, meaning almost the same as “Mixed”. Usually, carp is a bunch of small fish, sometimes even shrimp, crab and other seafood when caught by fishermen. This is a famous specialty of the coastal city of Quang Ninh, also commonly known as fishing boat hot pot. 5. Cuckoo Candy Cu Do candy is a specialty peanut (peanut) candy of Ha Tinh province. Candy is cooked from molasses, sugar, malt, ginger with peanuts added and poured into two pieces of pressed rice paper. This candy is very sticky and sticky, can be eaten alone or enjoyed with green tea. 6. Thang Co Thang Co is a specialty of the Mong people originating from Yunnan (China). The name of this dish is pronounced according to Sino-Vietnamese pronunciation as “thang co”, which means “bone soup”. The main ingredients of Thang Co are from the internal organs of horses such as heart, liver, blood, heart, meat, … combined with many typical spices such as cinnamon, lemongrass, cardamom, lemon leaves, ginger, … and victory tree. 7. Pig steals armpit The armpit pig, also known as Muong Sa Pa pig, badger pig, whistle pig, and ri pig, is a specialty pig breed of the highlands and appears most often in Lai Chau. This is essentially a traditional pig breed that was crossed between wild boar and Muong pig. Upland people often raise them freely in the forest, and because pigs have a small appearance, weighing only about 10-15kg, they are often “stolen in the armpit” for convenience. People often cut pork to make many different dishes such as steaming, grilling, cooking imitation civet, stewing soup, making sausages, but the most delicious dish is the fragrant roasted pork armpit. 8. Great-grandchildren The great-grandson at first glance looks exactly like a mussel but is a bit smaller. They usually live mainly in brackish and freshwater riverbeds in Quang Binh and Quang Tri. To get the cut meat, it is necessary to first wash it thoroughly, bring the pot of water to a boil, then pour it in, beat with chopsticks to separate the intestines from the shell, then treat (like rice) to remove the intestines. Particularly for the boiled water to settle, filter it and cook soup with young jackfruit, spinach or porridge. In addition, local people also use great-grand meat to cook delicious stir-fry dishes.

Illustration. Photo source: Internet Resources: Ground gold oats: 3/4 cup Milk: 3 cups Virgin olive oil: 1/8 cup Butter: 1 teaspoon Chopped onions: 1 bulb Shrimp, peeled, gutted: 450 grams Spices: Salt, white pepper Tools: Pot, pan, kitchen Put the milk in a saucepan and bring to a boil, then stir the oats by stirring until the dish is smooth and cook for 10 minutes. Melt butter and heat olive oil in a saucepan, add chopped prawns and shallots, stir fry, season with salt and pepper to taste for 4-5 minutes Put the fried shrimp in the porridge pot and cook for another 10 minutes to complete. Oatmeal, black sesame cake Illustration. Photo source: Internet Resources: 200g oatmeal 3 eggs 2 boxes of unsweetened yogurt (200ml) 80ml honey 35ml lemon juice 1 pinch of lime peels 30g black sesame (roasted) 1 teaspoon baking powder 1 teaspoon of baking soda Making: Mix well egg, yogurt, honey, lemon juice, grated lemon peel. Then, add the oats to the above mixture and add the black sesame seeds, salt, baking soda, powder. Bake 180 degrees for 30-35 minutes (Or cook the rice cooker by pressing the “cook” button 2 times, total cooking time is about 30 minutes). Minced meat oat porridge Illustration. Photo source: Internet Resources: 300g rolled oats (type rolled oats) 1.5 liters of water 200g minced lean meat 50g peas and corn kernels 1 tablespoon delicious fish sauce Scallions, chopped cilantro, pepper Making: First of all is the rim of minced meat. Put the meat in a small pot with fish sauce, a little pepper powder, a mixture of peas and corn. Simmer until meat is cooked. Tasting spices. Next, add the oats and water to the pot. Bring to a boil, then turn to medium heat, continue for about 5-10 minutes until the oats are cooked and thickened (if the porridge is a bit thick, add water, if it’s liquid, boil a little more to compare). Put minced meat in the porridge pot, boil again and season to taste. Ladle porridge into a bowl, sprinkle onions and cilantro. Eat hot.

An hour later, they are drawn with a crimson outer layer, crispy and fragrant skin. When the meat is less hot, it will be chopped and sold at the central market in Trang at 4:00. That is when the people of this city wake up to find breakfast to start the day. Obsess with breakfast “Even in a country known for its food as Thailand, the way its people obsess over breakfast is like an illness,” writes Austin Bush of BBC to speak. Khanaporn Janjirdsak, a restaurant owner and amateur culinary historian at Trang explains: “Restaurants serve all kinds of workers. The rubber shaves wake up at 2:00. The restaurant builders go to buy.” Ingredients at 5 am. People here eat continuously “. People in Trang eat breakfast very early. According to Khanaporn, rubber is a crop grown mainly in the countryside around Trang. Rubber resin must be picked up again in the morning. This leads to a great demand for eating, developing a strong early breakfast culture. Ms. Khanaporn revealed that latex shaver workers can eat up to 2 breakfasts before the sun comes. Breakfast culture at Trang Another factor that makes up this city’s breakfast culture is immigration. Since the 15th century, Trang’s job prospects attracted many Chinese immigrants. This makes Trang become the hometown of giants of Chinese descent, especially the people of Guangdong. Yaowanee Thirakleela (Cantonese), is the owner of the fourth generation Jip Khao restaurant. This is one of the restaurants serving the most popular dim sum dish in Trang. Just 7am, the shop was full of people, from students, retirees to office workers. The dimsum here is not like the traditional Chinese style. It has no seafood fillings or an outer shell that looks like a fine gem. The Trang-style Dimsum that Jip Khao restaurant is selling is quite simple. Pork filling and add garlic, white pepper. This dish is served with traditional Chinese tea. “In my father’s day, they drank a lot of tea,” says Yaowanee. “They can eat fatty food and still live a long life!”. Chinese cuisine is very popular in Trang’s breakfast. Standing behind dimsum in the list of the most popular breakfast dishes in Trang is fried spring rolls. This is also a favorite breakfast dish of Chinese people. Somyot Athakijmongkol is the second generation owner of Kun Chiang Bang Rak, a small restaurant that only serves breakfast. He said he usually gets up at 3 o’clock to prepare the dough. At around 6 o’clock, he brought them out to fry and the goods were all gone when the clock was not yet 9 o’clock. However, Chinese cuisine is not unique to Trang. Like most of the southern provinces of Thailand, this city has a large Muslim population. They often start their day with halal (a term for food with ingredients allowed by Islamic law), or roti – crispy flat bread. The typical Indian curry and spices are also the people’s choice. Breakfast dishes in Trang are often used by people in other places as lunch. Ironically, the quintessence of Thai cuisine doesn’t have much influence on Trang’s breakfast culture. Some Thai people also have their own breakfast shops with trays of curry, stir-fries, and ready-made soups. In other regions, they are lunch foods. However, at Trang, this is breakfast again. Thanatip Boonyarat, which runs a Thai curry shop, says it usually sells out from 9am. “People in Trang are notorious for eating great. People in other regions can only eat 3-4 times a day. Here, people eat 9 times a day,” she said.

After 2 years of sinking at the bottom, pepper in Vietnam suddenly went up by a price fever.

According to the News on agricultural, forestry and fishery markets According to the Ministry of Industry and Trade, in March 2021, Vietnam’s pepper export turnover was estimated to reach 30,000 tons, worth $ 86 million, up 123.4% in volume and 120.9% in value compared to the previous year. February 2021.

Vietnam’s pepper prices suddenly went up by a price fever.

According to data from the Import and Export Department, in 2020, Vietnam’s pepper export volume accounts for 59% of the global pepper export market share with 285,292 tons, an increase of 1.2% in volume, but a decrease of 6.8%. in value over the same period in 2019.

The second largest producer of black pepper in Brazil reached 89,756 tons, accounting for 18% of the market share; Indonesia holds 11% market share with export volume of 51,718 tons; India holds 12% market share, reaching 15,924 tons.

Notably, the price of pepper for raw materials in the country suddenly fluctuated in price. Within 1 month, the potential price of this commodity increased more than 4 times, from 17,500 VND / kg soared to 73,000 VND / kg (in the Ba Ria – Vung Tau market).

Import and Export Department (Ministry of Industry and Trade) said pepper prices in the provinces of Dak Lak, Dak Nong, Gia Lai, Dong Nai and Binh Phuoc were all at 72,000 VND / kg, 71,000 VND / kg, 70,000 VND / kg. , 74,000 VND / kg and 73,000 VND / kg.

The cause of pepper price fever, the Department of Agricultural Product Processing and Market Development (Ministry of Agriculture and Rural Development) said that the supply decreased while the consumer demand was prosperous.

In the first half of April, black pepper prices continued to remain stable at VND 70,000-74,000 / kg.

Compared to the same period in 2020, the current price of black pepper is twice as high (only reaching 35,000-37,000 VND / kg). Meanwhile, the price of white pepper was 108,000 VND / kg, much higher than 57,000 VND / kg in the same period in 2020.

Talking with reporters Industry and TradeMr. Hoang Phuoc Binh – Standing Vice Chairman cum General Secretary of the Chu Se Pepper Association (Gia Lai) – said that he is currently in the political service of Vietnamese pepper, businesses buy and sell pepper in the market. The world is focusing on Vietnam to purchase.

The “trigger” jump in pepper prices, said Mr. Hoang Phuoc Binh, there is a high possibility that the current pepper price is both real but also virtual. Because in addition to pepper purchased by export enterprises, there are a number of customers outside the industry who are Vietnamese who want to buy pepper for speculation.

Before the fever of raw pepper prices, farmers in pepper growing capitals expect prices to exceed 80,000 VND / kg and possibly increase to 100,000 VND / kg by the end of this year because supplies are plummeting. Therefore, many people have the mentality of “hugging” the goods, waiting for the “peak” to sell.

According to the International Pepper Association (IPC), the “shock” rise in pepper prices makes the pepper market in Vietnam difficult to predict, forcing importers to consider when sourcing the goods.

According to a survey of VFA, by 2021 Vietnam’s pepper output will decrease around 25% compared to the previous crop.

Explain T / h (Source Vietnamnet, Industry and Trade)