(Baonghean.vn) -Nghe An is famous for many specialties such as Thanh Chuong pickled mustard greens, Nam Dan soy sauce, Xa Doai oranges... and of course, we cannot fail to mention the delicious and attractive freshwater eel dish.
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| In Vinh City, there are many restaurants serving delicious eel dishes, but the most typical and attractive is Kien Cuc eel restaurant, No. 195, Kim Lien Street, Hamlet 8, Hung Chinh Commune (Vinh City). |
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| Ms. Nguyen Thi Cuc (owner of Kien Cuc eel restaurant) said: To cook a pot of eel porridge or delicious eel soup is a great feat of the cook. |
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| The eel selection process is equally important. The eel chosen must be wild eel, with firm meat, caught by locals using a bamboo pole - a traditional eel catching tool of the indigenous people. The eel is cleaned of slime by washing with lemon and salt, then boiled and then the meat and bones are removed using bamboo poles. |
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| The reason why the eel dish at Kien Cuc restaurant is unforgettable after just one taste is because of its own secret. According to Mr. Nguyen Cong Kien, Ms. Cuc's husband, one thing that makes the eel dish special is fresh turmeric. Fresh turmeric not only makes the dish more attractive but also makes the eel meat more flavorful and delicious. |
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| At Kien Cuc restaurant, there are two types of eel soup. In the photo: The non-spicy type is for children. |
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| And here is a bowl of rich, spicy eel soup for those who like spicy food. |
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| To make the eel dish more attractive, in addition to fresh turmeric, Vietnamese coriander, chili pepper and fried shallots are indispensable. |
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| And the pure white cake plate from the rice cake villages in Nghe An. |
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| Eel soup eaten with bread and rice paper is extremely delicious. |
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| Anyone who has ever enjoyed Nghe An eel specialty will remember it forever. |
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| Thanks to the sweet water from cooking eel bones, eel porridge at Kien Cuc eel restaurant has a sweet taste. |
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| Every time coming to Nghe An, diners often visit Kien Cuc eel restaurant to enjoy the rich, typical flavor of this land. |
Thu Huong - Luong Mai
