POLAND BUKU YANG BERKAIT DENGAN «NUOK MAM»
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Handbook of Indigenous Fermented Foods, Second Edition, Revised and ...
Table 31 Chemical Composition of the Liquid Fractions Obtained at Different Stages of Nuoc-mam Processing Nitrogen (g/ liter) "Samples collected from Phan-Thiet, Vietnam. Source: Adapted from Uyenco et al. (1953). Nuoc-mam is classified ...
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Utilization of Tropical Foods: Animal products - Strona 31
aspatis and in Vietnam as nuoc-mam. Fish paste, called kapi in Thailand, is also prepared in Indonesia as trassi, in Laos as padec and in the Philippines as bagoong. Other fermented fish products include fish pieces and fermented whole fish.
J. F. Redhead, M. Boelen,
1990
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Vietnam Tourism - Strona 77
NUOC MAM (FISH SAUCE) In Vietnamese “nuoc” means water and “mam” means salted fish. Nuoc mam is to Vietnamese food what soy sauce is to Chinese and Japanese food; nuoc mam can be considered, gastronomically speaking, ...
Kaye Sung Chon, Arthur Asa Berger,
2012
NUOC MAM Nuoc mam is the one ingredient that is quintessentially Vietnamese and it lends a distinctive character to Vietnamese ... It can be mixed with garlic, chilli, sugar, vinegar and fresh lime to make the dipping sauce nuoc cham.
Nick Ray, Wendy Yanagihara,
2005
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Fish As Food V3: Processing: - Część 1 - Strona 233
Clostridium and is said to produce the typical flavor of nuoc-mam. The organisms are strictly anaerobic, form gas, and show optimal growth between 28° and 45°C. (824° and 113°F.). Milk is coagulated and digested, egg protein is digested, ...
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Rice Talks: Food and Community in a Vietnamese Town - Strona 31
This results in an especially potent nuoc mam nhi (virgin fish sauce), considered the best kind. Lanh told me that “only Vietnamese people can make nuoc mam because only they can understand! . . . Now you know why my dishes are so tasty ...
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Secrets of the Red Lantern: Stories and Vietnamese Recipes from the ...
But, of course, you can't cook Vietnamese cuisine without understanding the significance of nuoc mam cham. It is our condiment of choice. Nuoc mam means “fish sauce,” while cham means “to dip.” In its purest form nuoc mam is the liquid ...
Pauline Nguyen, Luke Nguyen, Mark Jensen,
2008
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Marine and Freshwater Products Handbook - Strona 407
The products of fermentation in the traditional sense are extremely varied, and they can take the form of a liquid (nuoc-mam), a paste (prahoc), or whole fish (anchovy). FISH SAUCES In many Southeast Asian countries, fermented fish products ...
Roy E. Martin, Emily Paine Carter, George J. Flick, Jr.,
2000
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More Efficient Utilization of Fish and Fisheries Products - Strona 196
The colors of waste-fish sauce, minced meat-fish sauce, nampla, nuoc mam, patis and yeesui were deep gray, dark black, dull orange, grayish orange and grayish bright yellow, respectively. The specific gravity of waste-fish sauce was higher ...
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The Rock Jaw Ladies Club: A Memoir of the Other Vietnam. The Sick, ...
The Vietnamese never sat down to a meal without a small bowl of Nuoc Mam, an intensely pungent fish sauce, for dipping. They ate it with everything. By the same token, the McIlhenny Company of Avery Island, Louisiana somehow talked the ...