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⚠ Contains Allergens
Prepare the batter by mixing rice flour and soybean flour with liquid until smooth. Also, prepare the filling ingredients: seasoned pork, creamy mung beans, and crispy shredded taro.
Heat a non-stick or cast iron pan (like a muffin pan with round molds) over medium-high heat and add a generous amount of oil.
Pour a small ladle of batter into each mold, just enough to make a thin circle.
Quickly add a portion of seasoned pork, a spoonful of mung beans, shredded taro, and a few raw shrimps on top of the batter in each mold.
Cover the pan with a lid and let it cook for about two minutes.
Remove the lid and continue cooking uncovered for another minute to crisp up the bottom, looking for a deep golden color underneath.
Carefully slide each cooked Banh Cong out of the mold onto a plate lined with paper towels to drain excess oil.
Repeat steps 3-7 until all the batter and fillings are used.
Serve the Banh Cong with fresh lettuce, a variety of fresh herbs (such as purple perilla, mint, and mustard greens), and a bowl of Nuoc Cham dipping sauce.
To eat, wrap each Banh Cong in a lettuce leaf with some fresh herbs, dip it into the Nuoc Cham sauce, and enjoy.
• Use a generous amount of oil to ensure crispy edges on the Banh Cong cakes.
• Cook until the edges curl and turn golden, then crisp up the bottom uncovered for a deep golden color.
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