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The Vietnamese Market Cookbook

Vietnamese market cookbook

Who? Van Tran and Anh Vu

What? Van Tran and Anh Vu had previously worked in finance before turning their hand to street food at Broadway Market in East London. Their new book, The Vietnamese Market Cookbook, captures the essence and flavours of market cooking both in London and Vietnam and is filled with ideas for tasty treats.

When? Available now

Where? Available online and in store

How? Buy now from Amazon

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