Banh Tet (Vietnamese called Bánh Tét) a representative cake in South Vietnam, can be easily found at any house during Tết (Lunar New Year holiday). Today, We happy to tutorial you on how to crochet a Banh Tet amigurumi.
Banh Tet is another modified version of ‘Banh Chung’ (Square Cake) from the North. The ingredients, such as glutinous rice, mung bean, and cooked pork are almost the same as Banh Chung’s. The shape of Banh Tet, however, is cylindrical, not square or round-shaped.
‘Banh tet’ is made primarily from glutinous rice, which is rolled in banana leaves into a thick, log-like cylindrical shape, with a banana or mung bean-and-pork filling.
The ingredients are then cooked for at least six hours in a wood-fired pot of boiling water, and served by removing the banana leaf and slicing the cake into wheel-shaped servings.
‘Banh tet’ made use of readily available ingredients in any Vietnamese home in the past and demonstrates the importance of rice in Vietnamese culture.
Bánh Tét demonstrates the importance of rice in Vietnamese culture as well as its historical value. During the Tet holiday, family members would gather together and enjoy feasting on Bánh Tét, the central food of this festive Vietnamese holiday to celebrate the coming of spring.
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