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A traditional Vietnamese multi-course beef meal

Bò 7 món is a traditional Vietnamese multi-course meal that features seven different beef dishes. This culinary experience is popular in Vietnamese cuisine and showcases the versatility and rich flavors of beef prepared in various ways. The meal is often enjoyed during special occasions and gatherings.

Overview[edit]

Bò 7 món, which translates to "seven courses of beef," is a feast that highlights the diverse methods of cooking beef in Vietnamese cuisine. Each course is distinct in flavor and preparation, offering a comprehensive taste of Vietnamese culinary techniques.

The Seven Courses[edit]

The traditional Bò 7 món includes the following courses:

1. Bò nhúng gi_m[edit]

Bò nhúng gi_m is a dish where thin slices of beef are cooked by dipping them into a hot vinegar broth. This dish is often served with fresh vegetables and rice paper for wrapping.

2. Bò tái chanh[edit]

Bò tái chanh is a beef salad where thinly sliced beef is marinated in lime juice, giving it a tangy and refreshing flavor. It is typically garnished with herbs and onions.

3. Bò n__ng m_ chài[edit]

Bò n__ng m_ chài consists of beef wrapped in caul fat and grilled. The caul fat melts during cooking, imparting a rich flavor to the beef.

4. Ch_ _ùm[edit]

Ch_ _ùm is a type of steamed beef pâté, often mixed with spices and wrapped in banana leaves before steaming.

5. Bò lá l_t[edit]

Bò lá l_t features beef wrapped in betel leaves and grilled. The betel leaves add a unique aroma and flavor to the beef.

6. Bò viên[edit]

Bò viên are beef meatballs, typically seasoned with garlic and spices, and can be served in a broth or as part of a noodle dish.

7. Bò lúc l_c[edit]

Bò lúc l_c, also known as "shaking beef," is a stir-fried dish with cubed beef, often served with a side of salad or rice.

Cultural Significance[edit]

Bò 7 món is not only a culinary delight but also a cultural experience. It reflects the importance of communal dining in Vietnamese culture, where meals are shared and enjoyed together. The variety of dishes in Bò 7 món allows diners to experience a wide range of flavors and textures, making it a popular choice for celebrations and family gatherings.

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-'''Bò 7 món''' (also known as '''Seven Courses of Beef''') is a traditional [[Vietnamese cuisine|Vietnamese]] meal that consists of seven beef dishes, served in a specific order. The meal is a culinary experience that showcases the versatility of beef through various cooking methods and presentations.
+{{Short description|A traditional Vietnamese multi-course beef meal}}
-== History ==
+'''Bò 7 món''' is a traditional Vietnamese multi-course meal that features seven different beef dishes. This culinary experience is popular in Vietnamese cuisine and showcases the versatility and rich flavors of beef prepared in various ways. The meal is often enjoyed during special occasions and gatherings.
-The origins of Bò 7 món are rooted in the royal cuisine of the [[Nguyễn Dynasty]], the last ruling family of Vietnam. The meal was traditionally served in royal banquets and special occasions, symbolizing abundance and prosperity.
+==Overview==
+Bò 7 món, which translates to "seven courses of beef," is a feast that highlights the diverse methods of cooking beef in Vietnamese cuisine. Each course is distinct in flavor and preparation, offering a comprehensive taste of Vietnamese culinary techniques.
-== Components ==
+==The Seven Courses==
+The traditional Bò 7 món includes the following courses:
-The seven courses in Bò 7 món are:
+===1. Bò nhúng gi_m===
+[[File:Bò_7_món.jpg|thumb|right|Bò nhúng gi_m]]
+Bò nhúng gi_m is a dish where thin slices of beef are cooked by dipping them into a hot vinegar broth. This dish is often served with fresh vegetables and rice paper for wrapping.
-# '''[[Gỏi bò]]''' (Beef salad): This is the appetizer course, featuring thinly sliced beef mixed with vegetables and a tangy dressing.
+===2. Bò tái chanh===
-# '''[[Bò nhúng dấm]]''' (Vinegar beef hotpot): Beef slices are cooked in a sour broth, then rolled in rice paper with herbs and dipped in a special sauce.
+Bò tái chanh is a beef salad where thinly sliced beef is marinated in lime juice, giving it a tangy and refreshing flavor. It is typically garnished with herbs and onions.
-# '''[[Bò nướng mỡ chài]]''' (Grilled beef sausage): Ground beef is mixed with garlic and spices, then wrapped in caul fat and grilled.
-# '''[[Bò lá lốt]]''' (Beef wrapped in betel leaf): Minced beef is mixed with spices, then wrapped in betel leaves and grilled.
-# '''[[Bò nướng hành]]''' (Grilled beef with green onions): Beef slices are marinated, skewered with green onions, and grilled.
-# '''[[Bò chả đùm]]''' (Steamed beef patty): Ground beef is mixed with glass noodles and mushrooms, then steamed.
-# '''[[Cháo bò]]''' (Beef congee): This is the final course, a comforting rice porridge cooked with beef broth.
-== Cultural Significance ==
+===3. Bò n__ng m_ chài===
+Bò n__ng m_ chài consists of beef wrapped in caul fat and grilled. The caul fat melts during cooking, imparting a rich flavor to the beef.
-Bò 7 món is not just a meal, but a social event. It is often enjoyed with family or friends, and the process of cooking and eating together is as important as the food itself. The meal is also a showcase of Vietnamese culinary techniques and flavors, highlighting the country's rich [[food culture]].
+===4. Ch_ _ùm===
+Ch_ _ùm is a type of steamed beef pâté, often mixed with spices and wrapped in banana leaves before steaming.
-== See Also ==
+===5. Bò lá l_t===
+Bò lá l_t features beef wrapped in betel leaves and grilled. The betel leaves add a unique aroma and flavor to the beef.
+===6. Bò viên===
+Bò viên are beef meatballs, typically seasoned with garlic and spices, and can be served in a broth or as part of a noodle dish.
+===7. Bò lúc l_c===
+Bò lúc l_c, also known as "shaking beef," is a stir-fried dish with cubed beef, often served with a side of salad or rice.
+==Cultural Significance==
+Bò 7 món is not only a culinary delight but also a cultural experience. It reflects the importance of communal dining in Vietnamese culture, where meals are shared and enjoyed together. The variety of dishes in Bò 7 món allows diners to experience a wide range of flavors and textures, making it a popular choice for celebrations and family gatherings.
+==Related pages==
 * [[Vietnamese cuisine]]
-* [[Nguyễn Dynasty]]
+* [[Beef dishes]]
-* [[Food culture]]
+* [[Vietnamese culture]]
 [[Category:Vietnamese cuisine]]
 [[Category:Beef dishes]]
-{{Vietnam-food-stub}}