Vietnamese banh mi

One of the my favorites and also an iconic dish of Vietnam is the famous Banh Mi sandwich which has such deep history starting with the introduction of french baguette and pâté chaud (among many other things) during Vietnam’s French colonial era (1887 to 1954). The original Banh Mi sandwich is be

Banh mi is all about the assembly and gathering all the filling components. If you don’t have them all, that’s totally ok. Or add your personal favorite sandwich toppings. But try not to skimp out on the fish sauce for the chicken marinade because that’s where the Vietnamese flavor comes in. If you have the tasty chicken and some bread, it’s still an AMAZING sandwich! Makes about 4 sandwiches.

A banh mi baguette is a core part of Vietnamese food. In this blog post, learn how to make these crispy, pilowy-soft baguettes at home.

Recipe video above. This is the chicken version of Vietnamese Banh Mi that's so popular in Australia! All the familiar flavours of Banh Mi - pate, mayo, fresh herbs and pickled vegetables - but with shredded chicken instead of mystery pink cold cuts. :)Don't skip the pickled vegetables. They totally make it.For lemongrass grilled chicken, use the chicken in this recipe in place of the shredded chicken, and skip the Maggi seasoning.

Find out where you can find the elusive pate ingredient for authentically classic Vietnamese banh mi sandwiches and where you can find them!

Are you a tasty Vietnamese sandwich lover and you are looking for a simple and traditional banh mi recipe? Today, I have brought a banh mi sandwich recipe that is even better than the restaurants.

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Recipe video above! See in post for more details and photos about the authentic ingredients, where to source them, and the BEST subs from everyday supermarkets. When combined with everything else, it still tastes like an incredibly authentic Banh Mi!