Can I use a different cut of pork?
Yes, while pork belly (thịt ba chỉ) is traditional for its balance of lean meat and fat, you can use pork shoulder or loin for a leaner option. Just ensure it's cooked until tender and sliced thinly.
Vietnamese · lunch
35m
Total time
2
Servings
420
kcal
easy
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Yes, while pork belly (thịt ba chỉ) is traditional for its balance of lean meat and fat, you can use pork shoulder or loin for a leaner option. Just ensure it's cooked until tender and sliced thinly.
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