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Carrot and daikon pickle (do chua) - THE WALDEN POST

Carrot and daikon pickle (do chua)

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Jess Ho
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This is a versatile Vietnamese pickle recipe for do chua. You’ll usually find it in bánh mì, alongside broken rice and grilled meats. 

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