How to choose to buy Vietnamese coriander
You should choose fresh Vietnamese coriander with small leaves and a characteristic aroma, the leaves are not wilted or have a strange smell. You should not buy Vietnamese coriander with large, shiny leaves because it is less fragrant and not as delicious as Vietnamese coriander with small leaves.
Ingredient
500 gr dried salt; 60 gr Vietnamese coriander; 30 gr ground pepper; 25 gr fine MSG; 2 tablespoons filtered water.
Ingredients to make fragrant Vietnamese coriander salt that is delicious with any dipping sauce.
How to prepare
First, put 60 grams of Vietnamese coriander leaves and 2 tablespoons of filtered water into the meat grinder and start the machine until the Vietnamese coriander is pureed.
Put the pan on the stove (note that you should choose a slightly larger pan to roast the salt easier) then add 500gr of dried salt and roast until the salt turns opaque white, add the pureed Vietnamese coriander and stir well.
When the salt and Vietnamese coriander have been completely roasted, add 30g of ground pepper, continue roasting for another 3 minutes, then remove the pan and let cool completely.
Vietnamese coriander salt has a very eye-catching green color, along with the characteristic aroma of Vietnamese coriander, it is delicious with anything.
After the salt mixture has cooled, mix it with 25g of pure MSG and store it in a spice jar in a dry place. This way you can store it for 2 months.
Vietnamese coriander salt has a very eye-catching green color, along with the characteristic aroma of Vietnamese coriander, it is delicious with anything.
In addition, you can also add a little chili, squeeze a little lemon juice or lime juice to dip with boiled dishes such as boiled meat, boiled seafood or balut, which is also very wonderful.
Source: https://giadinh.suckhoedoisong.vn/cach-lam-muoi-rau-ram-thom-lung-cham-gi-cung-ngon-172250702174949053.htm
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