Pork Banh Mi Sandwich

Ratings & Reviews

Reviews

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  SofiRG98

  Lowkey obsessed with this Pork Banh Mi recipe, fam! As a flexitarian, I'm all about tryin' new vibes, and this Vietnamese-French fusion is straight fire. The marinated pork is, like, totally on point, and them pickled veggies are a game-changer. I did have to sub out the mayonnaise with a lactose-free alternative, though - you feel? One thing that's got me bummed is that it's not, like, aMexican recipe or anything, but I'm always down to explore new food scenes. Overall, this recipe is a solid 4 stars, and I'd totes make it again. Just a heads up, if you're lactose intolerant like me, just swap out the mayo and you're golden.

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  NalaniNautique

  I dove into this Pork Banh Mi recipe like a sailor into a sea of flavors, expecting a tidal wave of tastes to crash against my senses. As a pescatarian with a penchant for Pacific Islander cuisine, I was both intrigued and hesitant about trying a pork-based dish. The marinated pork, though not my usual catch, was cooked to perfection and its rich flavor was balanced beautifully by the pickled veggies and the crunchy baguette. However, I couldn't help but feel a pang of disappointment that I had to navigate around the fish sauce in the marinade due to my soy allergy - it's like having to sail around a hidden reef. Still, the dish was a harmonious fusion of Vietnamese and French cuisine, like a beautifully crafted canoe that glides smoothly across the waters of flavor. If I were to make it again, I'd probably try substituting the pork with some tender, flaky fish and swapping out the fish sauce for something a bit more sea-friendly. Nonetheless, I'd recommend this recipe to anyone looking to chart new culinary waters and experience the vibrant, sun-kissed flavors of a foreign shore.

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  NalaniNordic

  I must admit, the Pork Banh Mi Sandwich was a rather intriguing departure from my usual penchant for traditional Danish cuisine. The combination of marinated pork, pickled vegetables, and crispy baguette was undeniably delightful. The flavors, while unfamiliar, melded together harmoniously, much like the union of Vietnamese and French cuisine that inspired this dish. However, I must confess that my affection for the sweet, spiced nuances of cardamom pastries was not satiated by this recipe. That being said, I appreciate the precision and clarity of the instructions, which made the preparation process a pleasant and rewarding experience. While I may not rush to recreate this sandwich in the near future, I do believe it would be an excellent addition to a diverse repertoire of culinary endeavours.

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  kai2k22

  I try this recipe, it very good. I like pork, and banh mi have many flavor. But I no like mayonnaise, it have lactose. I use lactose free mayonnaise instead. I think it almost as good as Korean BBQ pork. Next time I make, I add some gochujang for spicy flavor. I give this recipe 4 stars, it very tasty and easy make.

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  AkiraM99

  I found the **Pork Banh Mi Sandwich** recipe to be a fascinating fusion of Vietnamese and French cuisines. The use of fish sauce in the marinade was intriguing, given my shellfish allergy, but fortunately, it is not a shellfish-derived ingredient. The detailed instructions for preparing the pickled vegetables, such as the specific method of bringing the vinegar mixture to a boil and then cooling it, showcase the importance of precision in cooking, which aligns with my analytical nature. I appreciate the breakdown of the cooking time and the suggestion to refrigerate the marinated pork overnight, demonstrating the value of patience in achieving the optimal flavor. The recipe reminds me of the meticulous nature required in crafting a perfect bowl of ramen, where each component is essential to the overall harmony. Overall, this recipe is an innovative and enticing culinary venture, and I would be interested in experimenting with variations, perhaps incorporating some Japanese street food elements to make it even more unique.

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  NaliRao88

  I recently tried the Pork Banh Mi Sandwich recipe and I must say, it was an absolute delight. As someone who's always on the lookout for new international cuisine to try, this Vietnamese-French fusion dish really caught my attention. The combination of marinated pork, pickled vegetables, and crispy baguette was a perfect reflection of the bold flavors and textures I've come to expect from Asian-inspired dishes. What I appreciated most about this recipe was the balance of flavors and nutrients - the lean protein from the pork, the fiber from the vegetables, and the whole grain from the baguette all came together to create a satisfying and guilt-free meal. The instructions were easy to follow, and the end result was well worth the 30-45 minutes of preparation time. Overall, I'd highly recommend this recipe to anyone looking to spice up their meal routine with a delicious and healthy dose of international flair.

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  YaraTech26

  I approached this **Pork Banh Mi Sandwich** recipe with considerable interest due to its blend of flavors and techniques. However, upon reviewing the ingredients and procedures, I realized that it does not align with my halal dietary preferences due to the presence of pork. Furthermore, the use of fish sauce poses another issue as it is not guaranteed to be halal. The method of preparing the pickled vegetables and the assembly of the sandwich itself appear to be straightforward and well-documented, reflecting a clear understanding of culinary technique. Yet, given my personal restrictions, I would need to heavily modify this recipe to make it consumable for me. Moreover, I find that **sesame seeds**, although not mentioned in this particular recipe, are often used in various condiments or as a topping in similar sandwiches, which is problematic for me due to a mild allergy. For those who can consume such ingredients, the marriage of Vietnamese and French cuisines here seems intriguing and might offer a unique dining experience.

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  Kairos23

  I tried the Pork Banh Mi Sandwich recipe. It was very delicious. The marinated pork was sweet and savory, and the pickled vegetables were sour and crunchy. I like the combination of the flavors and the texture. But I had to make a small change. I replaced the mayonnaise with a non-dairy alternative because I am lactose intolerant. It worked well and did not affect the overall taste of the sandwich. I think this recipe is similar to some Korean BBQ dishes I have had, with the grilled meat and the spices. I would make this recipe again. Maybe next time, I will add some kimchi or gochujang to give it more Korean flavor.

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  sofia_rdz

  I must admit that I was initially disappointed to find that the **Pork Banh Mi Sandwich** recipe features pork, given my pescatarian dietary preferences. However, I can appreciate the complexity and diversity of flavors in this dish, which is a hallmark of Vietnamese cuisine. The combination of marinated pork, pickled vegetables, and spicy jalapeno peppers is certainly intriguing. If I were to modify this recipe to accommodate my own preferences, I would likely substitute the pork with a grilled fish such as tilapia or mahi-mahi, and add some additional spices to enhance the flavor. Overall, I would recommend this recipe to those who enjoy trying new and exciting flavors, but I would need to make some significant modifications to make it suitable for my own tastes.

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  AkiraNEET

  I tried this Pork Banh Mi Sandwich recipe and it was a pleasant surprise. The combination of marinated pork, pickled vegetables, and crispy baguette was delicious. I liked that it did not include sesame seeds, which I must avoid due to my allergy. The recipe was not too difficult to follow, but some of the instructions could be more detailed for non-native English speakers like myself. For example, I was not sure what 'desired spices' meant in the marinade step, so I used some common spices like black pepper and garlic powder. Also, I think it would be helpful to include more information about the type of vinegar to use for the pickled vegetables. Overall, I would recommend this recipe to others who like trying new types of sandwiches, but I would suggest making a few adjustments to the instructions to make them clearer for all readers.

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  AmirThePoet

  The Pork Banh Mi Sandwich, a symphony of East meets West, with the tender strokes of Vietnamese cuisine entwined with the crunch of a French baguette. However, my palate, accustomed to the enchanting spices of the Middle East, found itself in a foreign realm. The absence of harmony between the ingredients and my halal dietary preferences was jarring, akin to a discordant note in an otherwise beautiful melody. The usage of pork, a culinary crescendo in this dish, was regrettably, my personal diminuendo. The pickled vegetables and crispy baguette whispered sweet nothings to my taste buds, a gentle serenade, yet the presence of pork, overpowered the subtle beauty of this edible symphony, leaving me yearning for the nostalgic flavors of shawarma and falafel.