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            "text": "Making the filling: In a large pan, heat 1 tablespoon of vegetable oil over medium high heat. Add in the onions and cook for 30 seconds. Add in the ground pork and wood ear mushrooms and cook until well done (about 2-3 minutes). Set filling aside.",
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            "text": "Once the batter has rested for 30 minutes, the water should have separated from the rice flour mixture below. Pour out the water on the top layer into a liquid measuring cup. Note how much water is in the measuring cup and throw away that water. Fill the measuring cup with the same amount of water that was poured out. Pour that water into the rice batter and mix. Set aside.",
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            "text": "You are now ready to make your banh cuon. Make sure you're ready with your batter and filling near your pan. Use a circular 8 inch nonstick pan. Heat over low heat. Spoon 1/8 cup of batter into a thin layer covering the bottom of the pan. Cover it with the lid and let it cook for 1-2 minutes. Once done, flip the pan upside down onto a flat surface so the skin comes out in one piece. This may take some practice. Let the first skin rest for ~10 seconds so you don't burn your fingers. Fill the skin with 1 tablespoon of the filling and roll it up like an egg roll.",
            "name": "You are now ready to make your banh cuon. Make sure you're ready with your batter and filling near your pan. Use a circular 8 inch nonstick pan. Heat over low heat. Spoon 1/8 cup of batter into a thin layer covering the bottom of the pan. Cover it with the lid and let it cook for 1-2 minutes. Once done, flip the pan upside down onto a flat surface so the skin comes out in one piece. This may take some practice. Let the first skin rest for ~10 seconds so you don't burn your fingers. Fill the skin with 1 tablespoon of the filling and roll it up like an egg roll.",
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            "text": "Making scallion oil: Heat 1/2 cup of vegetable oil over medium high heat until it starts to sizzle (1-2 minutes). Pour hot oil over green onions in a small bowl.",
            "name": "Making scallion oil: Heat 1/2 cup of vegetable oil over medium high heat until it starts to sizzle (1-2 minutes). Pour hot oil over green onions in a small bowl.",
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            "text": "Preparing your banh cuon plate: Add some banh cuon to a plate. Spoon some scallion oil over the top. Top with cha lua, mint, fried shallots, and cucumbers. Sprinkle nuoc cham over the top of everything and enjoy!",
            "name": "Preparing your banh cuon plate: Add some banh cuon to a plate. Spoon some scallion oil over the top. Top with cha lua, mint, fried shallots, and cucumbers. Sprinkle nuoc cham over the top of everything and enjoy!",
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            "reviewBody": "These taste so delicious! I remember having these as a child. Thank you :)",
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            "reviewBody": "The filling was delicious! We ate it over rice.\r\nThis was my first time attempting to make this. My family won’t make it bc it’s considered too hard, and I get why.\r\nThe batter 1:1 ratio was too sticky and fell apart. It was very good tasting though!\r\nI poured just enough to cover the surface and ended up making 6 test crepes total. I tried the heat on low and medium low, and also increasing the steam time at each temp. They all turned out the same.\r\nNext time I’m going to try 1.5c rice flour instead.\r\nMaybe adding a video could be helpful?",
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            "reviewBody": "Is it correct to add the oil before tossing out the first water? Seemed like a waste to me...",
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            "reviewBody": "The batter comes out TOOOOOO thick.  It was more like a burrito than banh cuon. Banh cuon is suppose to be paper thin, this was a disappointment and waste of ingredients.",
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