When it comes to Vietnamese cuisine, desserts are
bit different from western counterparts. You can often see that the occasional
French baked items are brought straight into the cuisine of Vietnam.
Whatever be the ingredients of cuisine, when they
are implemented in the Vietnamese cuisine, the taste goes to another level.
There’s nothing enjoying on a hot summer day than having sweet chilly soup
along with crab cheese wonton or sesame
chicken. “Che” or soups are a family of desserts that can be served hot or
cold. There are different types of flavors and might contain your choice of
ingredients including, beans, tapioca, glutinous rice, jellies and/or fruits.
The options are almost endless and thus, the taste actually depends on specific
personal choices.
However, when it comes to Vietnamese soups never
forget to skip these four delicious broths.
Che
thap cam / Mixed sweet soup:
Chet thap cam is the perfect choice for people who
want a little bit of everything. It consists of beans, jelly, tapioca, steamed
green rice flakes, mashed green beans, coconut milk and sweet syrup. Each of
the ingredients is fetched in layers. All you need to do is mix it properly
while eating.
Ching
bo leung sweet soup
If you hate coconut milk in your soup preparation
simply opt for ching bo leung sweet soup. It contains dried red jujube, dried
cloves, roasted peanuts, lotus seeds & a couple of roots, thinly shredded
seaweed, sugar syrup and crushed ice. Some of the ingredients are very helpful
for aiding cardiovascular system.
Thai
style sweet soup
Thai style sweet soup is loaded with flavors. It may
be a Thai style but in the Vietnamese version it is a bit less sweet and uses
different fruits. These include, yellow of jackfruit, red of faux pomegranate
seeds, green of Vietnamese jellos and white of litchis and cloves. It is often
served with condensed milk and a scoop of durian.
Khuc
Bach sweet gruel
This soup is very familiar to Southern Vietnam. It
is a perfect balance of litchi and strawberry with cream jellies and almonds.
This means it can be the best option for summer holidays.
Apart from the above mentioned styles, do not forget
to taste the rice noodle soup from the Vietnamese cuisine. Most of the
traditional cuisines are available in Vietnamese restaurants in
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