Vietnamese Mung Bean Cake

Vietnamese Mung Bean Cake. Vietnamese Pandan Rice and Mung Bean Cake (Bahn Da Lon) Green bean cake is best when it is served with green tea The slightly acrid taste of green tea will balance the tasty sweetness of the cake

Vietnamese Pandan Rice and Mung Bean Cake (Bahn Da Lon)
Vietnamese Pandan Rice and Mung Bean Cake (Bahn Da Lon) from www.thespruceeats.com

Green bean cake is best when it is served with green tea Once the mung bean is mushy and most of the water has been absorbed or evaporated, it is ready to be blitzed

Vietnamese Pandan Rice and Mung Bean Cake (Bahn Da Lon)

The two opposites tastes intertwine creating an exciting feeling for diners Green bean cake is best when it is served with green tea Wash dried mung beans until water runs clear then transfer to a small pot

Banh Da Lon (steamed Vietnamese layer cake with tapioca, mung bean, & pandan) — The 350 Degree Oven. Mung Bean Sprouts: These are a popular component of Vietnamese herb platters. Wash the mung bean by rinsing with cool water 3 times

Banh Da Lon (steamed Vietnamese layer cake with tapioca, mung bean, & pandan) — The 350 Degree Oven. With this cake, I bet you and your family will have a delicious dessert, espcially in cold days Cook until softened on medium-low heat, uncovered (about 20 minutes)