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I have to say that this recipe is more like assembly instructions rather than a recipe, because its really just a sandwich.
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The amounts above are all approximate.
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Ive also left out the pate that is traditionally mixed with the mayonnaise, just because I have a difficult time finding it at our market.
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You can use a variety of types or meats.
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We prefer pork and use what ever is on sale, usually chops or loin.
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A marinade can be used for the pork prior to grilling, but it really isnt necessary.
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Just dont let the meat get too dry when grilling.
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View my blog for pics of the assembly process.
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Its really easy and so, so yummy even to the kiddos!
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Marinate pork if desired, and grill.
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Slice into approximately 1/2 slices across the grain.
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Slice French sandwich rolls (also known as banh mi) in half lengthwise.
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Hollow out some of the bread, making a trough inside.
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This makes it easier to eat and make.
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(Optional: toast the bread open-faced in a toaster oven or broiler till just slightly crispy.)
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Generously spread mayonnaise on both sides of the roll.
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Drizzle lightly with soy sauce.
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Layer the following ingredients on the bottom of the roll:
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pork slices Vietnamese sweetened Chili Sauce marinated carrot/daikon shreds cucumber slices cilantro freshly ground pepper jalapeno slices (optional, but try it!
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Youll like it!)
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Slice and enjoy.
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Half a sandwich roll is usually a good portion size.
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The pickled carrot-daikon can be easily purchased pre-made in the produce section of your local Asian market, and I think its better than I can make because the slices are much smaller.
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But if you REALLY want to make your own, then simply combine the pickling marinade ingredients (salt, sugar, vinegar, water) and stir to dissolve the sugar.
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Add the sliced carrots and daikon and let marinate for at least 1 hour.