Vietnamese Street‑Style Peanut Tofu Bowl – A fresh, crunchy Vietnamese tofu bowl with real street‑food energy. This Vietnamese Street‑Style Peanut Tofu Bowl takes cues from classic gỏi salads—crisp vegetables, bright acidity, fresh herbs, and a clean peanut dressing that stays firmly Vietnamese. No coconut milk, no heavy sweetness, no Thai flavor profile. Just a fast,…
Turmeric Coconut Noodles with Charred Mushrooms and Herbs is a vibrant noodle bowl built on turmeric, coconut milk, and deeply charred mushrooms. The sauce is creamy and aromatic, the noodles stay light, and the fresh herbs bring brightness that cuts through the richness. It’s a fast, weeknight‑friendly dish that still feels layered and intentional. This…
Artichoke Lemongrass Confit Bánh Mì – Spring Edition! Spring is the season of soft herbs, tender vegetables, and that first wave of brightness after winter—and nothing captures that energy better than artichokes. This Artichoke Lemongrass Confit Bánh Mì is a fresh, modern, vegetarian build that still feels deeply Vietnamese in its aromatic logic. Slow‑melted artichokes…
This is truly the easiest Black Pepper Vinaigrette. Your pantry flavor-driver, all under 5-minutes. This post may contain affiliate links. As an Amazon Associate, we earn from qualifying purchases. These small commissions help support the development of new recipes, pantry guides, and cooking resources on Lemongrass Cooking. Why This Vinaigrette Works for Fast, Flavor‑Forward Meals…
This easy 10-Minute Scallion Oil incorporates Vietnamese-fusion into anything you pair it with. What is Scallion Oil? Scallion oil is one of the simplest ways to add brightness and aroma to Vietnamese dishes. It solves the problem of flat, one‑note bowls by giving you a quick, flavorful finishing drizzle that works on almost anything. With…
Roasted Vegetable Bánh Mì – A bright, weeknight‑easy Vietnamese sandwich built with roasted carrots, sweet potatoes, fresh herbs, and classic pickles. A simple, vibrant vegetarian bánh mì that still delivers contrast and depth This Roasted Vegetable Bánh Mì is a warm, colorful take on the classic Vietnamese sandwich. Thinly sliced carrots and sweet potatoes roast…
Easy Crispy Garlic Tofu Bánh Mi to add to your everyday meal routine. A bright, plant‑forward Vietnamese sandwich with crisp tofu, garlic oil, herbs, and quick pickles Crispy Garlic Tofu Bánh Mì is a fresh, weeknight‑friendly take on the classic Vietnamese sandwich. It layers pan‑fried tofu, aromatic garlic oil, crunchy pickles, and bright herbs inside…
This easy Pandan Honey Butter Corn (Grilled or Roasted) is a refreshing take on natural Vietnamese ingredient to enhance an already nostalgic classic like grilled corn. Corn shows up in so many comforting corners of Vietnamese cooking. You’ll find it grilled and brushed with scallion oil at night markets, simmered into sweet chè with coconut…
Get inspired with our top 5 Vietnamese-Forward Spring Dishes. Spring Transition: Vietnamese Dishes for Longer Days, Lighter Meals, and Time Outdoors. Spring in Vietnamese cooking isn’t marked by a single ingredient or holiday. It’s marked by feeling — the shift toward lighter broths, cooling herbs, citrus, and the kind of food that makes sense when…
Sweet & Sour Tamarind Tofu Bowl (Canh Chua–Inspired) Bright. Herb‑forward. Crispy tofu with a glossy tamarind glaze.This bowl takes the emotional memory of canh chua—Vietnam’s iconic sweet‑sour soup—and reimagines it as a modern, plant‑forward meal that cooks fast and tastes like sunshine. It’s everything you want in a weeknight bowl: crispy tofu, a tangy tamarind…