Ban xeo

This Banh Xeo recipe guarantees crispy crunchy results every time! Vietnamese Crepe is the ultimate street food you can enjoy at home.

My brother-in-law finally proposed to his gorgeous other half, and they’ve decided to have their wedding in Vietnam where they currently live and work. It’s very exciting news! Not only…

Another childhood favourite! Sizzling Vietnamese crepes, aka Banh Xeo. The best crepes are crispy on the outside, and accompanied with loads of fresh vegetables. These crepes are filled with pork belly, shrimp, bean sprouts and, at times, mung bean, every bite is a treat. It’s always served with fresh, crunchy lettuce, as well...

This Banh Xeo Recipe marries savory Vietnamese crepes with shrimp, sprouts, leafy greens and loads of herbs. Translating into ‘sizzling cake’, bánh xèo is absolute perfection when dipped in nuoc cham – Vietnam’s most famous savory, sweet, sour, salty and spicy condiment!

Qatayef are synonymous with Ramadan. It is during this month that bakeries start making the pastry for these stuffed pancakes, and the lines spill into the street as people wait their turn to buy them. Golden underneath and speckled with bubbles on top, qatayef are cooked only on one side. They can be large or small. The large ones are normally stuffed with nuts or cheese and folded over, then fried or baked, and drenched in sugar syrup. The small ones, called qatayef asafiri (or little bird…

These Banh Xeo are beautifully light and crisp savoury Vietnamese pancakes stuffed with pork, prawns and beansprouts.

You'll love this light, savory Vietnamsese dish

Indulge in the vibrant flavors of Vietnam with these crispy pancakes that are a true delight for the senses. Perfectly golden and filled with a savory mix of shrimp, pork, and fresh herbs, each bite offers a satisfying crunch and a burst of authentic taste. Ideal for a fun dinner with friends or a unique addition to your culinary repertoire, these Vietnamese pancakes are sure to impress and transport your taste buds to the bustling streets of Hanoi. Embrace a new favorite dish that combines…

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Khmer word: ban chheav

Xèo means “to sizzle,” which is the sound the batter makes as it hits the skillet in this classic pork and shrimp-filled Vietnamese savory pancake.

These pancakes are great for breakfast, lunch or dinner. The crispy pancakes are filled with pork, prawns, bean sprouts and coriander and finished with a drizzle of nuoc cham sauce. Vietnamese Crispy Pancakes with Nuoc Cham Sauce are a flavour explosion with every mouthfull.

A savoury, flavour-packed gift from Vietnam, bánh means "cake" while xèo refers to the sizzling sound it makes when the rice batter hits the hot pan. So if you're unsure of the Vietnamese pronunciation here, "sizzle cake" is appropriate, too!

Bánh xèo, which translates to ‘sizzling cake’, is a traditional Vietnamese street food that features a rice flour-based turmeric pancake filled with prawns, pork, and bean sprouts. The name of this dish originates from the enticing sizzle of the batter hitting the hot pan. It is typically served with fresh lettuce leaves and a nước chấm Vietnamese dipping sauce for a rich, umami flavour.

Banh xeo is a thin, crispy and savory Vietnamese crepe made with a golden turmeric, coconut milk, rice flour batter, then filled with pork, shrimp, bean sprouts and onion.

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Hello Delicious Vietnam Banh Xeo _ a southern Vietnamese recipe. This is a rice flour crepe flavoured with coconut milk & turmeric & is usually made with pork, prawns & bean sprouts. The savoury crepe is crisp & fragrant,(coconut milk in a crepe mix – the Vietnamese sure know how to do it best!!) along with succulent prawns & fresh bean sprouts & eaten with the sweet & tangy Nuoc Cham (dipping sauce).

Bánh Xèo - Vietnamese Sizzling Pancakes Batter (makes 6 small 6" pancakes)120 g rice flour (1 cup)1/2 tsp turmeric250 ml soda water (1 cup)1/2 tsp salt1 tbsp cooking oil100 ml coconut milk (1/2 cup)1 chopped spring onionFillings:Sliced pork bellyPrawnsBean sproutsSliced onionDipping sauce: 3 tbsp fish sauce1 tbsp sugar2 tbsp lime