Vietnamese hot pot

Yesterday was my bf's dad's birthday. We thought it would be nice to cook for his parents, so we decided to make hot pot. It was a huge hit... everyone enjoyed our hot pot. We had a great time chatting while eating our hot pot. Preparations were minimal and clean up wasn't too hard. A perfect night and dinner for less than $40. This recipe makes enough for 6-8 people. Good luck! Broth: 3 cans chicken broth, 14oz 3 cans water, same can 5-6 Tbsp Tom Yum Soup Paste (see pic) 1-2 Tbsp Tamarind…

A a communal meal featuring a simmering broth in the center of the table, with raw and cooked ingredients for guests to cook themselves. It's a fun way to dine with a group and perfect for warming up on a cold day.

The more ingredients you add, and the longer they are being simmered, the more aromatic your hot pot gets.

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Beautiful simple vegetable broth and lightly cooked bean sprouts, carrots and onion, a touch of ginger and Thai basil for this vietnamese hot pot soup.

Hot pot. It’s a phrase that is synonymous with parties, get togethers, celebrations, and good times for many people around the world. Ever wonder how to feed a bunch of people delicious food without breaking the bank? Hot pot is the answer.

Considering how popular Vietnamese food is in San Jose, it’s surprising that there are only a handful of places in the area that serve Vietnamese style hot pot soups. Of those that exist, some even feature it prominently. Lau Hai San, which opened six months ago in southern Downtown San Jose, is one such place.

Have you ever tried a hotpot in Thailand or Vietnam?

Seafood and vegetables cooked in a chicken broth with noodles. Try this Vietnamese Seafood Hot Pot (Lau Do Bien) for your next dinner party. Recipe by Asian Inspirations.