I made these yummy Vietnamese sub sandwiches a week or so ago. They were delicious and easy! I couldn't find a Daikon Radish, so I just used a regular radish.
I began by marinating the veggies and cooking the meat with the chili garlic sauce on top. While that was happening, I prepped the sandwich toppings and mayonnaise sauce. Then assembled the sandwiches after the meat had cooled a bit.
These were great for dinner, and they were even better as leftovers. As the directions state, I just wrapped them tightly and stored in the refrigerator.

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2 comments:
Those look great, and very authentic. Where did you get the recipe? I like the sandwiches, but I'm a little squeamish of the meats they usually put in them. I'd love to know how to make them!
Nevermind, I just saw the recipe link!!
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