Last saturday we had our cooking project at thay minh's house! our group prepared the vietnamese chicken salad Gỏi gà, both the spicy and non-spicy version.. it's a fusion dish yea! ;)
These are some of the ingredients that we used for chicken salad. carrots, cucumbers, lettuce, chilli, lime juice, tomatoes, and lots and lots of spices!
freshly plucked basil leaves.. in a pot!!
LOOKING BACK...
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The cooking session on Saturday was a very enjoyable one. It did not really feel like a project because we had so much fun together. It was a great time of bonding. Letting our hair down was what we greatly needed after facing all the stress in school. We certainly learnt a lot from the cooking styles of the Vietnamese. What we found different from the Chinese way of cooking is the use of different types of herbs and spices to give a dish a strong taste. Not only did we get the privilege of tasting the wonderful gourmet of Vietnamese food, we had the privilege of cooking and hence getting a greater appreciation for the Vietnamese culture. Although chicken salad is a simple dish, but we learnt that salad is an essential dish that cannot be missed in any Vietnamese meal. The cooking project allowed us to have a little ‘snippet’ of being Vietnamese. Through this, not only did we learn how to speak Vietnamese, but ‘taste’ it as well! =D
THE END~
cam o'n thay minh for hosting us, the teachers and friends for the lovely experience!
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