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----- Nội dung dịch tự động từ ảnh -----
Banh Giay
and Banh Chung
Once upon a time, King Hung VI decided to hold a competition for his sons
to welcome the coming Tet. The son who won would become the next king.
He said to his sons, "You must find the most special and delicious food in
the land."
The princes searched the land. Each time they found a delicious food, they
took it to their father and hoped they would be king. The poorest 18th
prince, Lang Lieu, was a very kind person. He stayed at home to take care
of his father. One day, Lang Lieu dreamed of a new food which was made
with rice. He thought rice was the most special food in the land.
He got up and started to make one cake in the square form of earth called
banh chung, and one in the round form of sky called banh giay. The cakes
were made from sticky rice, pork, and green beans. Banh chung was
wrapped in dong leaves and tied with bamboo strings.
The King really loved the cakes. He decided that Lang Lieu would be the
next king. He sent the recipe for banh chung and banh giay to all the
people in the land. From that day on, Vietnamese people cook these
special cakes at Tet and at other celebrations.
----- Nội dung dịch tự động từ ảnh -----
Banh Giay
and Banh Chung
Once upon a time, King Hung VI decided to hold a competition for his sons
to welcome the coming Tet. The son who won would become the next king.
He said to his sons, "You must find the most special and delicious food in
the land."
The princes searched the land. Each time they found a delicious food, they
took it to their father and hoped they would be king. The poorest 18th
prince, Lang Lieu, was a very kind person. He stayed at home to take care
of his father. One day, Lang Lieu dreamed of a new food which was made
with rice. He thought rice was the most special food in the land.
He got up and started to make one cake in the square form of earth called
banh chung, and one in the round form of sky called banh giay. The cakes
were made from sticky rice, pork, and green beans. Banh chung was
wrapped in dong leaves and tied with bamboo strings.
The King really loved the cakes. He decided that Lang Lieu would be the
next king. He sent the recipe for banh chung and banh giay to all the
people in the land. From that day on, Vietnamese people cook these
special cakes at Tet and at other celebrations.