Brodard's Grilled Pork Loaf Spring Roll Recipe | Bi Quyet Sot Cham Nem Nuong

What's the secret to Brodard Restaurant orange sauce for their Grilled Pork Loaf Spring Rolls? This sauce is made famous in Nha Trang, Vietnam; or better yet, my birthplace in VN. The dish is actually known as Nem Nuong Ninh Hoa (province). It is a must have when visiting Nha Trang. The special is not about the grilled pork, but their famous sauce that goes with it. It is thick texture sauce that's made of sweet rice, pork, pork liver, fish sauce, annato oil, garlic, and sugar. Sweet, salty, bold tasting sauce that combines perfectly with the bouncy, crunchy, and fresh, cure pork loaf spring rolls. This recipe is mainly for the dipping sauce. As the pork paste is actually easily accessible in Vietnamese supermarket now, I didn't make this pork paste from scratch, rather I bought it premade. It saves a lot of time and also the taste and quality is no difference from making it from scratch. The grilled cured pork loaf is bouncy in texture and is pinkish red from the salt cured. The bouncy meat is made from grinding up frozen pork. Which breaks down the structure of the pork and creates a finely grounded pork paste. There's plenty of pork fat added to keep the pork moist and flavorful when it is grilled. Recipe Page =================== http://bit.ly/ChefQsBlog How I started Youtube Career====== http://bit.ly/EntreChef Instagram ====================== http://bit.ly/ChefQsInsta Facebook Fan Page ============== http://bit.ly/ChefQsFB Twitter========================= http://bit.ly/ChefQsTwitter Tumblr========================= http://bit.ly/ChefQsTumblr ChefQsTravelRecipe #chefqstr #nemnuong #springrolls